The Secretary General of the United Nations presented to the Security Council a comprehensive overview on the Libyan crisis and the activities of UNSMIL on 26 August which was published yesterday.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said Thursday that he fears Libya will end up in a “full civil war” unless moves are soon made to end the conflict.

Turkey Libya’s Special Envoy Emrullah Işler said Wednesday that Turkey also chose to take side with the legitimate actor in Libya because it believes in stability and that a political solution that takes into account the demands of the Libyan people.

The Foreign Minister of the Libyan Interim Government in eastern region, Abdelhadi Al-Huwaij, has called for prioritizing Egyptian firms and workforce in rebuilding projects in the country’s “liberated areas.”

The Red Crescent of Tarhuona confirmed that it had handed over Wednesday, the remains of two soldiers of the Libyan army to the Red Crescent in Tripoli, while in exchange, received the body of a fighter from the opposite party, confirming that the body had arrived at Tarhouna General Hospital.

From the moment Khalifa Haftar launched his offensive on Tripoli in April, the Libyan commander called on air power to back his fighters on the ground.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) confirmed on Tuesday, that a total of 3,340 families have been internally displaced from Murzuq town southwest of Libya since the beginning of August.

Perched on pick-up trucks adorned with machine guns and baskets of rocket-propelled grenades, the notorious Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were an unsettling sight for Khartoum when they began fanning out across the Sudanese capital earlier this year.

The Libyan Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha met with the Turkish Defense Minister on Wednesday in Ankara and discussed security cooperation between the two countries.

United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) said in a statement on Tuesday that he new commander, Gen. Stephen Townsend accompanied by the new U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Richard Norland, met in Tunis with Fayez Al-Sarraj, Prime Minister of Libya.