Turkey president, Donald Trump discuss Libya, economic ties over phone
Both the leaders agreed to keep coordination for reaching a lasting peace and stability in war-torn Libya, as well as achieving the trade target, the media report said.
Both the leaders agreed to keep coordination for reaching a lasting peace and stability in war-torn Libya, as well as achieving the trade target, the media report said.
The German chancellor also praised the Egyptian efforts to reach a settlement to the conflict in Libya, according to the spokesman.
Al-Sarraj's Tripoli-based government receives the economic and political backing of the European Union and military support from Turkey, Qatar and Italy while Hafter is backed by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE and Russia.
The statement assessed that 17 terrorists were killed in the airstrike, causing no civilians casualties.
The detention centre is close to a military supply depot for militia working to protect the GNA.
Malek Mersek, the spokesman for a state emergency medical services, said, "40 people had been killed and 80 wounded in the strike on the detention centre in the Tajoura suburb located next to a military camp."
In an update on May 10, the WHO said around 60,000 people had been displaced by the battle for Tripoli.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), at least 213 people have been killed and 1,009 others injured in the fighting between the UN-backed Libyan government and the east-based Army.
The cauldron of a civil war is bristling with Haftar’s self-proclaimed “Libyan National Army” articulating the threat ~ to which has now been added the caveat, “The time has come”, couched in the assurance that civilians and “state institutions” would be spared. So far, so merciful.
Libya's United Nations-backed government's head Fayez al-Seraj held "positive" talks in here on Tuesday with eastern-based military commander Khalifa Haftar,…
