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Renewed international airline service would indicate stabilization in Libya, while noting reported delays and cost overruns in revitalizing the airport.
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Renewed international airline service would indicate stabilization in Libya, while noting reported delays and cost overruns in revitalizing the airport.
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Tripoli dossier
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Assailants fired rocket-propelled grenades at Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah’s residence without causing casualties. Responsibility was described as unknown; a possible connection to militias supporting the rival Benghazi government was speculative.
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That seems like a good sign of stabilization in Libya - though it took longer than planned to revitalize Tripoli's airport due to cost overruns.
Renewed international airline service would indicate stabilization in Libya, while noting reported delays and cost overruns in revitalizing the airport.
Open source reportAssailants attacked Tripoli PM Dbeibah's residence with rocket-propelled grenades yesterday, causing alarm but no casualties. It's not clear who was responsible, but it could have been one of the militias that supports the rival government in Benghazi.
Assailants fired rocket-propelled grenades at Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah’s residence without causing casualties. Responsibility was described as unknown; a possible connection to militias supporting the rival Benghazi government was speculative.
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