Egypt repatriated 71 citizens from Libya after armed collisions in Tripolis, which claimed at least eight victims.
On Friday, Egypt repatriated 71 of its citizens who were stuck in the Libyan metropolis of Tripolis, where in mid -May armed collisions between the armed group connected to the government in Tripolis and the factions that this government is trying to destroy.
According to the UN, these rainfall, which included artillery gunfights in the city center, claimed at least eight dead, AFP reported on Saturday, TASR writes.
Demonstrations against the Prime Minister
Although there has been relative peace after the latest wave of armed rainfall in Tripolis, the situation is very unstable and more and more often there are calls for the resignation of Prime Minister Abdal Hamid Dubajba. One of these demonstrations took place IV Friday, when hundreds of people who asked Dubajb’s resignation were met in Tripoli.
In this difficult situation, the group of 82 of its citizens evacuated Libya last week and Turkey.
Double in Libya
Libya is still recovering from the 2011 uprising, supported by NATO, who has overthrew the long -term leader of Muammar Gaddafi, while continuing to be divided and there is a dual -laid: controlled by General’s Calief Haftar.
