The Libyan High Council of State (HCS) and the Tobruk-based parliament praised Sunday Morocco’s efforts to find a resolution to the Libyan crisis.

The Attorney General’s Office in Tripoli confirmed yesterday the issuance of arrest warrants for suspects from the state-recognized security forces accused of shooting at Tripoli demonstrators on 28 August. It also confirmed that a suspect has been arrested and is still under investigation.

The Libyan army under the GNA command on Monday said it seized Russian made helicopter belonging to Khalifa Haftar’s forces, which made an emergency landing south of Abu Grein area east of the capital Tripoli.

A second mass grave has been found in Libya’s Tarhuna, a province that has recently been liberated from militias loyal to warlord General Khalifa Haftar, the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) announced yesterday.

In an effort to get UNSMIL’s Libyan political dialogue track going, delegations from the Libyan political adversaries, the Tobruk-based House of Representatives (HoR) and the Tripoli-based High State Council (HSC) started meetings in Rabat, Morocco yesterday.

The World Health Organization in Libya (WHO) revealed on Thursday that an armed group near the western Libyan city of Zawia intercepted one of its hired trucks on its way to Benghazi and Tobruk to deliver WHO supplies. The armed group directed the driver to deliver the supplies to a …

The Head of Investigation Bureau of the Attorney General’s Office Al-Siddiq Al-Sour said 13 of the detained men during Tripoli protests, organized over the last period, had been released, while eight others involved in riots were kept in custody.

The Libyan army said on Sunday that that renegade General Khalifa Haftar’s forces have once again violated a cease-fire deal and targeted the country’s troops with multiple Grad missiles.

A group of Haftar militiamen was tracked moving on the road between Ajdabia city and Brega northeast of the country, with an air defense system, said a statement by the Libyan Army on Saturday.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres renewed his call for Libya’s authorities to close migrant detention centers across the country, describing a raft of human rights abuses inside the facilities.