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Here are the latest news updates from Tripoli, Libya:
Breaking News
- Libyan National Army (LNA) advances on Tripoli: The LNA, led by Khalifa Haftar, has made significant gains in its push towards the capital city, with reports of heavy fighting in several districts. (Source: Al Jazeera)
- UN calls for ceasefire: The United Nations has called for an immediate ceasefire in Libya, urging all parties to respect international humanitarian law and protect civilians. (Source: UN News)
- Tripoli airport closed: Tripoli's Mitiga International Airport has been closed due to the ongoing fighting, with flights suspended until further notice. (Source: Reuters)
Recent Developments
- LNA captures key districts: The LNA has captured several key districts in Tripoli, including the upscale neighborhood of Souq al-Jum'aa and the port city of Ras al-Jadir. (Source: Libya Observer)
- Government forces push back: The Government of National Accord (GNA) has pushed back against the LNA's advances, with reports of heavy fighting in several areas. (Source: BBC News)
- Humanitarian crisis worsens: The ongoing conflict has led to a worsening humanitarian crisis in Tripoli, with thousands of people displaced and many more in need of aid. (Source: UNHCR)
International Reaction
- US calls for ceasefire: The United States has called for an immediate ceasefire in Libya, urging all parties to respect international humanitarian law and protect civilians. (Source: US State Department)
- EU calls for dialogue: The European Union has called for dialogue between the GNA and the LNA, urging both sides to work towards a peaceful resolution. (Source: EU External Action)
- Turkey supports GNA: Turkey has announced its support for the GNA, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan calling for an end to the conflict and a return to the political process. (Source: Anadolu Agency)
Other News
- Oil production halted: Libya's oil production has been halted due to the ongoing conflict, with the country's oil minister announcing that all production has been suspended. (Source: Reuters)
- Economic crisis deepens: The conflict has led to a deepening economic crisis in Libya, with the country's currency in freefall and many businesses struggling to stay afloat. (Source: Libya Herald)
- Humanitarian aid arrives: A convoy of humanitarian aid has arrived in Tripoli, bringing much-needed supplies to those affected by the conflict. (Source: UN News)
Please note that the situation in Tripoli is constantly evolving, and this information may not be up to date. It's always a good idea to check with reliable news sources for the latest information.