Dbeiba Remains in Power in Exchange for Turkish Influence (Control) in Libya

Habib Lassoued Anyone who knows Abdul Hamid al-Dbeiba well knows that he did not come to power by accident. He had been preparing for it for years, and often told  his friends he was destined for the ruling platform and that nothing would prevent him from doing so. It would not be easy to abandon…

Qatari and US Gas Won’t Save Europe

Vladimir Danilov Experts estimate that in order to avoid a catastrophic fall in GDP and the risk of a prolonged economic depression, the total public spending by European countries to mitigate the energy collapse unleashed by Washington will have to exceed €1 trillion!  A crisis of this magnitude would result in more bankruptcies and a…

Libya and the Interests of Beneficiaries of the Perpetuation of the Conflict

Today, sixty days have passed since the Geneva Agreement concluded by the Joint Military Committee (5 + 5), and we still have one month left from the 90-day deadline to expel foreign forces and mercenaries from Libya, and not a single soldier or mercenary has been returned to his country. But it is proven and…

The UNSMIL Backs the Muslim Brotherhood in the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum in Tunisia

Hassan Mansour The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum, sponsored by the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, aimed to unify the Libyan society, but it provoked a wave of anger among some political forces. The cessation of hostilities in Libya that preceded the peace agreement signed between the parties to the conflict in October in Geneva…

Libyan Tribes Obstruct the Brotherhood’s Agenda Through the Dialogue Forum in Tunis

Withdrawals from the Tunis Forum increase the political incompatibility between the Libyan factions. Libyan tribes have pre-empted the direct Libyan – Libyan political dialogue forum, scheduled to begin on the ninth of November in Tunisia,  warning that it would become a platform to pass the agendas of the Muslim Brotherhood and perpetuate its hegemony over…

Libya: Conflict Escalates Between Military Leaders in the Government of National Accord

The manifestations of division and disagreements between the symbols of power that control the West of Libya are numerous in a scene where there is an unceasing struggle for influence, fuelled by personal and Brotherhood agendas,  linked to the Turkish expansion project in Libya and the region. These differences began to escalate dramatically after Fayez…

Turkish Ambitions in Libya Extend to the Sahel and Sahara Countries

In recent months, Ankara has put its full weight behind the financial and military support of the Fayez al-Sarraj government. In light of the unanimity that the Turkish goal is to protect the project of political Islam in Libya and throughout North Africa, its second dream transcends Libya and goes further in considering expansion throughout…

Libya: Using COVID-19 to Escalate War

The attack on the Al-Watiyah Air Base by the al-Sarraj militias and Erdogan’s mercenaries was part of a plan to seamlessly redress the humanitarian truce. The militias of Fayez Al-Sarraj’s government do not cease in their attempts to ignite war on various fighting axes, whether in Tripoli or in the Misrata hub, by violating the…

Al Mesmari: The LNA is Battling Against Qatar and Turkey in Tripoli

The spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan National Army (LNA), Major General Ahmed al-Mesmari, confirmed that the battle in Tripoli exposed the destructive role played by both Qatar and Turkey in Libya . “After 2011, we discovered that Qatar had become a major player in Libya in a number of ways, such as political…

LNA Warns Qatar and Turkey They Will Be Defeated in Libya

Khaled Mahmoud The Libyan National Army (LNA) has threatened to defeat Qatar and Turkey, for supporting terrorism in Libya. The threat came hours after the army confirmed downing a Turkish drone operating in favor of armed militias loyal to Government of National Accord (GNA), chaired by Fayez al-Sarraj. Karama operations media center of the LNA…

Air Strikes on Misrata Airport Change the Balance of Power in the Libyan Conflict

Libya’s national army re-bombed the airport of the air college in Misrata on Tuesday, targeting air force air defenses and a large Turkish military supply plane carrying ammunition, drones and multi-purpose missiles, in an attempt to speed up the resolution. The General Command of the Armed Forces announced in a statement that a cargo plane…

Italian Police Discover Qatari Missile in Raid on a Neo-Nazi Fascist Group

A missile that once belonged to the Qatari Armed Forces has been seized by Italian authorities. Reportedly, the missile was sold by Qatar to an unnamed country in 1994. The missile was about to be resold by Forza Nouva, a neo-nazi fascist group to an unidentified foreign government before the Italian security forces raided their…