US EditionU.S. reengages in Libya. Why Italy should welcome it
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U.S. reengages in Libya. Why Italy should welcome it
Decoding the news. Senior U.S. officials—including Vice Admiral J.T. Anderson (Commander of the 6th Fleet), U.S. Special Envoy for Libya Richard Norland, and Chargé d’Affaires Jeremy Berndt—are meeting with Libyan political and military leaders on both sides of the country’s divide. These meetings signal Washington’s renewed push to stabilise Libya, with a clear objective: countering Russia’s expanding military footprint in the region. This cou…
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