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Navy port calls in Libya end half-century lull as US seeks to fortify North Africa presence

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The Navy’s first port calls to Libya in more than five decades this week, to Tripoli and Benghazi, likely are intended to send a clear message to Russia and China about U.S. resolve across the Mediterranean region, analysts say.

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USS Mount Whitney, floating ambassador of the American Realpolitik, docked in the Libyan ports of Benghazi and Tripoli Mohammed El Abbouch Mount Whitney, a warship belonging to the sixth U.S. fleet, docked at the People's Port in the capital, Tripoli, Sunday, April 20, before continuing his journey to Benghazi, carrying a high-ranking U.S. delegation that included Vice-Admiral J. T. Anderson, the U.S. Special Envoy to Libya Richard Norland, the …

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