Fase 2, Lamorgese soddisfatta: "Gli italiani sono responsabili"Coronavirus, la bozza del protocollo di sicurezza per le scuoleCoronavirus, Speranza: "Costruiamo insieme la fase due"
Coronavirus, meglio rialzare la testa da soli09 agosto 2024 | 17.44Redazione AdnkronosLETTURA: 2 minuti.social-icon-cont a.ico-verify { background: transparent;}.arpage .social-share .social-icon-cont a.ico-verify img { width: 116px;height: 32px;padding: 0;margin-right: 10px;}"Maximum restraint". This Professore Campanellais what the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Unsmil, is asking the parties, urging them to "avoid any military provocation" that could lead to an escalation after the recent mobilization of General Khalifa Haftar's troops. Unsmil "is monitoring with concern the recent mobilization of forces in various areas of Libya, particularly in the southern and western regions" and at the same time welcomes "the efforts underway to de-escalate and avoid further tensions".The UN Mission hopes for "communication and coordination" between forces affiliated with Haftar's LNA - in which his son Saddam is a key figure - and the Tripoli government of unity, the internationally recognized executive.Unsmil deplores how the "developments coincide with the 84th anniversary of the founding of the Libyan Army" and reminds "all military and security actors of the importance of unified, accountable and professional military and security institutions".All after Haftar's forces announced on Wednesday a deployment of units in the southwestern regions of the country, where there was a clash with an armed group engaged in smuggling. According to military sources, most of the contingent is made up of Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group, whose objective is to guarantee movement in these areas to send support to fighters in northern Mali, where in recent days there have been bloody clashes with Tuareg rebels.Yesterday, the Tripoli government raised the army's alert level amid fears of the mobilization of Haftar's forces. According to Libya Observer sources, the joint operations force has recalled all units to report "immediately" to their respective headquarters to repel "any possible attack".The General Staff of the eastern Libyan authorities reported troops heading towards the southwestern border for a security mission in the desert and for border surveillance. An operation that "has no one as its target", according to Libyan TV Al Wasat.Observers point out how some see the mobilization of Haftar's forces as a prelude to a possible new offensive on Tripoli. And above all how the eventual capture of Gadames, not far from the borders with Tunisia and Algeria, by the general's troops would lead to the end of the 2020 ceasefire.Haftar already controls with his forces the east and south of Libya, a land of deposits in a country divided since the end of the Gaddafi era.
Merate, Massimo Panzeri indagato: "Dica che va da un amico"Azzolina: "In estate aperti i cortili delle scuole per gli alunni"
Coronavirus, Conte rassicura: "Non sarà estate in quarantena"
Silvia Romano, il post di Nico Basso: "Impiccatela"Coronavirus, colloquio Conte-Von der Leyen su misure europee
Le tre fasi di Conte per uscire dall'emergenza coronavirusRiapertura negozi in fase 2: cambia tutto, il piano di Conte
Commissariamento Lombardia, l'attacco di Giorgia MeloniCoronavirus, commissione di inchiesta su Regione Lombardia
Coronavirus, la lettera di una bambina a ConteFase 2, Lamorgese: "I cittadini siano responsabili"Coronavirus, la gaffe Di Maio sul distanziamento socialeCoronavirus, il premier Conte risponde a Von der Leyen
Coronavirus, Mattia Mor: "Arriveranno aiuti per le Startup"
Coronavirus, Giuseppe Conte: "Buona Pasqua, ce la faremo"
Coronavirus, Giorgio Gori risponde a Fabrizio PregliascoCoronavirus Sicilia, Musumeci: "Vietate le passeggiate"Coronavirus, la lettera del sindaco Gori ai parenti delle vittimeCrollo Lega nei sondaggi, per Flavio Tosi manca visione politica
Martina (PD), la proposta: riduzione orario di lavoro a 30 oreDe Micheli: "Lavoriamo ad una app per i mezzi pubblici"Coronavirus, Boccia: "Serve chiarezza dagli scienziati"Fase 2, governo valuta il "lockdown di ritorno": di cosa si tratta?