US EditionWhat we did in Abusleem was a necessary step to end a presence that had gone too far in violating the law and was linked to gross human rights violations: Aldabaiba
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What we did in Abusleem was a necessary step to end a presence that had gone too far in violating the law and was linked to gross human rights violations: Aldabaiba
Posting on his X account last Thursday (15 May), Tripoli based Libyan Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba’s said ‘‘The path to building state institutions and halting the decade-long organized crime is not easy. What we (his government forces) did in Abusleem (clashing with the Stability Support Apparatus (SSA) militia) was a necessary step to end […] The post What we did in Abusleem was a necessary step to end a presence that had gone too far …
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