Clashes between rival militias leave 32 dead in Libya

Name: Clashes between rival militias leave 32 dead in Libya
Uploaded: 2022-08-29
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Description: Two armed groups clashed around Bin Gaşir and Sarim regions in Trablus, Libya. Current death toll is 32 and 159 injured.The clashes broke out last Friday night between the Giniva Brigade, which is close to the Libyan National Unity Government, and th

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Two armed groups clashed around Bin Gaşir and Sarim regions in Trablus, Libya. Current death toll is 32 and 159 injured.

The clashes broke out last Friday night between the Giniva Brigade, which is close to the Libyan National Unity Government, and the armed group affiliated with Commander Eymen ed-Tacuri, who is close to Fethi Başağa, who was appointed as the Prime Minister by the House of Representatives in the city of Tobruk.

United Nations, Iran and Embassy of Libya called for an end to the clashes.

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Over 13,000 Afghans Repatriated from Pakistan

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Pakistan has repatriated over 13,500 Afghan nationals since April 1, following a government order targeting undocumented migrants and Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders.

Thousands returned through the Torkham border in the northwest, departing in buses and trucks. The deadline for ACC holders to leave was extended to April 10 due to the Eid al-Fitr holiday.

Pakistan hosts around 3 million Afghans, including 1.3 million with refugee status. Tensions between the two countries have grown since the Taliban’s return to power in 2021.

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