Libya Rejects Trump's Remarks, Demands Official Clarification From Washington
- Libya’s Government of National Unity and a House committee rejected remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump about Libya.
- Prime Minister Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah said Libya’s dignity and people should not be used in electoral disputes.
- Trump made the remarks at a campaign rally in Georgia, naming Libya among “terror-infested countries.”
- The committee demanded an official clarification from the U.S. administration and described Libya as a sovereign state with a long history.
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The Libyan army's deputy commander was angered by Trump's statements from Georgia, where he described Libya, along with Yemen, Somalia and Haiti, as a "shithole country."
Libya's presidential council, which serves as head of state, ordered the foreign ministry to summon the head of the US diplomatic mission in the country. He is due to be given a formal protest over statements by US President Donald Trump. In a statement obtained by TASS, the council said it strongly rejects Trump's words on Libya and its people. The Libyan side defines them as an unacceptable violation of permissible limits and an encroachment o…
The government based in eastern Libya in Benghazi accuses the US President of being “a visitor to Epstein’s dirty island.” The article Trump: Called Libya a “s@@t country” – Anger in Tripoli and Benghazi appeared first on Documento.
Libya has condemned Donald Trump's description of the country as one of the "infected with terrorism", with Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeiba stressing that its dignity and people are not the subject of pre-election controversies. At the same time, the Benghazi-based Foreign Affairs Committee has requested an official clarification from the US government, defending the country's national sovereignty and sacrifices in the fight against terrorism.
The Prime Minister of the Libyan Government of National Accord, Abdul Hamid Dbeiba, on Sunday (25.10.2026) condemned the comments of US President Donald Trump, in which he described ... The article Benghazi and Tripoli respond to Trump who described Libya as a "shithole country": "He was a visitor to the dirty island of Epstein" was published in NewsIT.
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