The government, led by Osama Hammad, reminded the international community of its duties to protect unarmed civilians in Tripoli, affirming its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of Tripoli’s residents. The government called on “national parties in Tripoli to avoid escalation and resort to dialogue,” indicating that it will continue to work to maintain stability and civil peace.
On Monday, the head of the Presidential Council and Supreme Commander of the Libyan Army, Mohamed Al-Menfi, held a meeting in Tripoli with the Chief of General Staff, Lieutenant General Mohamed Al-Haddad, to discuss developments in the security and military scene, efforts to calm the situation, and strengthen the ceasefire.
The media office of the President of the Libyan Presidential Council stated that “the meeting was dedicated to discussing developments in the security and military scene, efforts to calm the situation, achieve stability, and work on enhancing the implementation of the ceasefire, adhering to instructions according to the directives of the Supreme Commander of the Army.”
In recent days, the Libyan capital, Tripoli, has witnessed ongoing military buildups and the positioning of heavy weaponry around the city. While efforts continue to impose security arrangements under the auspices of the Presidential Council and calming committees, the main question remains about the future of these movements and their impact on civilians and the general situation in the Libyan capital.
