On June 1, the same video was shared on TikTok with caption references to Libya in hashtags (here). “Libyan authorities are active in wide areas in Libya, so Libyan armed forces launched a security campaign days ago, to fight trafficking gangs and drugs trade and human beings,” the BBC presenter reported. “Libyan authorities found thousands of illegal immigrants arrested in the houses and farms of the traffickers. Libyan authorities decided to deport them, there were Egyptians among those immigrants.”VERDICTMiscaptioned. The video shows the deportation to Egypt of migrants found living illegally in Libya, with no evidence that the migrants are on their way to Italy.

According to NAN, Kabiru Musa, charge d’affaires of the Nigerian mission in Libya, said in a statement that they were detained for immigration offences. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >>No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaHe also made nown that they will continue to be catered for until they are repatriated. “It was discovered that most of them were lured into travelling to Libya for greener pastures by their would-be traffickers, but they ended up under exploitation and enforced labour.

Instead of facing the Italian army directly, they waged rather small battles, mostly at night time. Facing a ghost enemy fighting on horseback, the Italian army started to use unheard of methods of war, scoring many firsts. For instance, Italy was the first country to use air war and Libya became the first country to be bombed from the air. This forced General Graziani to revert to using collective punishment against entire civilian communities by forcing them into concentration camps across Eastern Libya. New Libya, however, has forgotten the mourning day, while fascist concentrations camps are never really mentioned outside academic circles.

Malta registered a significant increase in electricity generation from renewable energy sources, with over 80,730 homes powered by clean energy in 2022. According to the Energy Ministry, the increased generation of clean energy resulted in a reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by over 134,700 tonnes. The ministry said that, by the end of 2021, Malta produced 12.15% of its energy requirements from renewable sources. Energy minister Miriam Dalli noted that these figures coincide with the European Commission’s announcement confirming the EU support package for the implementation of Malta’s green energy plans. The ministry added that this news comes after the announcement of two grid-scale battery energy storage systems and a memorandum of understanding with Libya for exploring green energy interconnections.

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By Lizzy OkojiThe Nigerian Mission in Libya has facilitated the release of forty Nigerian irregular migrants from the Bir Al-Ghanam detention facility in Libya. Kabiru Musa, Charge D’Affaires En Titre of the Nigerian Mission in Libya disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja. According to Musa, the released Nigerian nationals will continue to be catered for by the Mission until they are repatriated. “On Tuesday June 27, 2023, the mission in its continuous consular assistance to Nigerians in Libya secured the release of forty irregular migrants who were arrested for immigration offences and detained by libyan immigration authorities for almost two months. “Among the arrested Nigerians are 34 females and six males who were detained at Bir Al-Ghanam detention facility that is about 150 miles away from tripoli, the capital city.

In Libya, Wagner troops are supporting the powerful militia leader Haftar in the east of the country. Russia has never officially admitted it, but the existence of Wagner mercenaries in Libya is an open secret. Wagner mercenaries are said to have supported him – as snipers, operating the artillery and anti-aircraft. According to Lacher, Wagner pilots flew fighter jets that were stationed in central Libya. For this reason alone, Moscow will continue to take care of the Wagner mercenaries in Libya in the future.

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Armed groups have recruited children throughout the past 12 years of conflict and civil war in Syria. Attempts to end such recruitment have been complicated by the patchwork of armed groups operating in each part of Syria. Four minors were found in the SDF armed forces and were returned to their families. Among them is the Revolutionary Youth, a group linked to the Kurdistan Worker’s Party, or PKK, a Kurdish separatist movement banned in Turkiye. The UN report attributed 10 cases to the Revolutionary Youth in 2022, but others say the numbers are higher.

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Tripoli-based Libyan Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba received the new Russian ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aganin, at his Cabinet office in the capital, Tripoli yesterday. The Libyan government reports that Aldabaiba discussed with the Russian ambassador, Russia’s resumption of its diplomatic work in Libya, and the two parties agreed to move the work of the Russian embassy to Tripoli next August. The Russian ambassador, it reports, briefed Aldabaiba on the latest developments in Russia and the region, and in this context, Aldabaiba affirmed his support for international de-escalation efforts to and the succeed of the language of reason. BiographyThe new Russian ambassador to Libya, Aydar Rashidovich Aganin is a Russian diplomat of Tatar descent, and a former journalist. Between 2011 and 2016, Aganin was Senior Adviser at the Russian Embassy in the USA, and between 2017 until 2019 he served as head of the Russian mission to the Palestinian National Authority.

CAIRO – 27 June 2023: Egyptian Ambassador to Moscow Nazih al-Nagary met with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov Sergey Alexeevich, who is responsible for bilateral relations with North and South America, non-proliferation and arms control, Iran’s nuclear programme and Russia’s participation in the BRICS association. The ambassador and the deputy minister discussed international affairs of joint interest, updates of bilateral ties, and developments in the Arab World, including the conditions in Libya, Syria, and Sudan. Ambassador Nagary also participated in a meeting with Special Representative of the President of Russia for the Middle East Ambassador Mikhail Leonidovich Bogdanov, as well as the ambassadors of Jordan and Palestine, to confer over the situation in Palestinian territories. Ambassador Bogdanov stressed during the meeting Russia's fixed stance on accomplishing a fair solution to settle the Palestinian Cause, in alignment with pertinent UNSC resolutions, according to an Egyptian statement released Tuesday.