US EditionJordan expresses concern over developments in Libya
- Fighting resumed in Libya's capital Tripoli in mid-May 2025, involving clashes between rival armed groups including the Rada militia and the 444 Brigade.
- The violence followed the assassination of militia leader Abdulghani al-Kikli and escalated amid Libya's divided political landscape with two competing governments.
- Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah ordered irregular armed groups including Rada to be dismantled after allied factions seized SSA territory, consolidating power in Tripoli.
- UNSMIL warned the violence risks spiraling out of control, calling for an immediate ceasefire and safe evacuation corridors, while Libya's key oil logistics were suspended due to security concerns.
- Jordan expressed concern over the unrest, reaffirmed support for Libya's stability, confirmed the safety of its citizens there, and urged caution amid ongoing clashes and mediation efforts.
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Jordan expresses concern over developments in Libya
AMMAN — Jordan on Thursday expressed concern over the ongoing developments in Libya, according to a Foreign Ministry statement. Sufian Qudah, the ministry’s spokesperson, affirmed the Kingdom’s support for the security and stability of Libya.He called for immediate de-escalation in Tripoli, and for preserving of the unity and resources of the Libyan people.
Libyan Oil Logistics Disrupted as Tripoli Clashes Resume
Libya's oil sector faces renewed disruptions following the resumption of intense fighting in Tripoli, just hours after a ceasefire was declared by officials. The Sirte Oil Company, a key state-run energy operator, announced the suspension of all land-based fuel and material transport due to escalating security concerns in western Libya, Devidiscourse News reported on Wednesday. The company emphasized that this measure aims to protect personnel a…
UAE expresses concern over developments in Tripoli, Libya
The United Arab Emirates has expressed its concern over the developments in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, and called on all parties to de-escalate, cease hostilities, and resolve disputes through dialogue and peaceful means. In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) urged the protection of civilians, government facilities and property, and called for the utmost restraint to overcome the current crisis. The Ministry reaffirmed the UAE’s…
Most intense fighting for years rocks Libyan capital
The most intense clashes for years rocked Tripoli for a second night and continued into Wednesday morning, witnesses in the Libyan capital said, after Monday’s killing of a major militia leader set off fighting between rival factions.
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