Comment on this story Comment Gift Article ShareUNITED NATIONS — The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court announced Wednesday that he has submitted new applications for arrest warrants stemming from his investigations of alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Libya. Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates on Russia’s war in Ukraine. ArrowRight Karim Khan told the U.N. Security Council in the first briefing by an ICC prosecutor from Libyan soil that the applications were submitted confidentially to the court’s independent judges, who will determine whether to issue arrest warrants. “The overwhelming crimes are against Libyans,” Khan said. “I made it clear that we had received evidence and information regarding allegations of crimes committed by the LNA,” he said, using the initials of the self-styled Libya National Army that Hifter commands.

Source: Libya Today November 10, 2022 03:38 UTC