to help end the conflict russia has denied having fighters in libya. well let's bring in our guests now. he is the founder and general director of the independent think tank the sadic institute and he joins us from london in beirut is a retired military general and also joining us from london is in my body he's a known resident scholar at the middle east institute welcome to you all now we have heard quite a lot from cousin salami over the last few months and i recall back in may he warned that the all muslim bugger then was already on its way to becoming used the phrase a cynical joke is that what's happened on us is the arms embargo now a joke. well it's been a joke for the last 5 years and i think since libya's 2nd civil war in 2014 which was sparked by no other than what if after was only made possible because it was supported by us in egyptian sixteen's at the time 25th of august when they started the strikes in tripoli but also just the blatant violations of the arms embargo the sense i mean the fact that he moved from a little foothold in bengha

this is forth from forementioned we have mostly from the libya you saying the u.s. is badly informed yes i think the brits have been for your pool are you worth saving are you really worth it. 8 years after the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival centers of power my guess this week here in paris is made my teeth deputy prime minister of the un backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which have been credited with serious human rights abuses does a government like that still deserve the support of the west. up my betting welcome to called lights on i know. last april donald trump showered complements on your main rival in libya really for hostile which clearly shocked you and yet you claim to come back with a message that the u.s. was still behind you what's the evidence for that would be we believe that we've been a us ally for quite a long time we were fighting side by side to 5 to dash and isis and libya times change the kurds thought that as well where they wer

is the government play you really worth of course 8 years after the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival centers of power my guess this week here in paris is ahmed might seek deputy prime minister of the un backed government of national accord closely allied to groups of armed militias which are being credited with serious human rights abuses does a government like that still does a the support of the west. welcome to cold light so i know right last april donald trump showered complements on your main rival in libya only for half that which clearly shocked you and yet you claim to come back with a message that the us was still behind you what's the evidence for that well be we believe that we've been a us ally for quite a long time we were fighting side by side to fight and isis and libya times change the kurds thought that as well. well i'm a changed because we cannot apply what happened in syria and libya and i'm talking about how alliances come and go. mr trump said that he appreciated this they have to a significant role

libya and you know that this and the invention started since 911 when the what's called the libya under pollutions again because of it. there were many medals and support from the emirates 2 groups in libya of them generally for a half hour well also since then the way that this whole conflict has been carried out has also changed and i see that the u.n. is estimating that just in the past 6 months the 2 sides of conducted more than 900 drone missions and so when when this assault began on tripoli back in april and lots of people said that have to have this advantage because he was using these trains and the report specifies he's a chinese made drones that came from the u.a.e. but each of these costs $2000000.00 so you tell me where is have to getting his money from. well i think it's a wider question here and i think this is just like about your original question for a moment you know the arms about a violation didn't start on april 4th when after started his attack on tripoli the irony here is the airbase which they are using in eastern libya the u.a.e. is an air base was being comple

in search of answers from 2013 this is libya renditions. this is a funeral in tripoli smartish square foot 3 libyans who died as part of the resistance against colonel gadhafi regime for decades their bodies remained hidden until they were discovered in a hospital morgue after the revolution of 2011 they have just been identified through their d.n.a. . i learned the truth and it was. dude this is. one of the founders of the libyan islamic fighting group. an organization dedicated to overthrowing gadhafi one of his former comrades is being buried today he was killed in one of gadhafi is jailers. sadie himself spent 6 years locked up in tripoli's notorious abu salim crazy about sin city. fisi as the fish we're. looking to show. you. one of his fellow inmates was after kimbell hush who was ahead of the g. this is. beautiful host for. this. is that. so for you. the story of how these 2 men came to be imprisoned here goes beyond libya and throws light on the secret relations between colonel gaddafi and the west. that it was due to british intell

visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tens he writes the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international community. giving it. i think it's pretty clear that it was under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring gadhafi back in from the called if you're. welcome him into the community of nations get the oil flowing again. but there was a you know until now there is this part of this deal where he. can you deliver made these very very. sure no problem. but. they say that when they have. an intelligence. there from official. saudi claim that the british and americans knowingly delivered them into torture or worse they show us the courtyard and i was still in prison where the biggest massacre of qaddafi's rule took place a protest by inmates in 1906 led to a staggering response when security forces corralled them into this space. before. there. was a. jubi

libya. also. libya. have you received any support forget even the government from your family and from your friends that they welcome you back or did they start treating you differently no i i thank god for my family me and my friends it was the time i came back here the only people who'll give me support to survive by this time he was the ideal one who helped me to give me some more need to clarify something for myself so i'm thank god for that ok i want to come with a from our journalists here what is the attitude for the young people of ghana never left the country who then see people like me and mostafa being i would even call it showered you know because it might look that way from the outside what is the attitude of those who never left. they usually see people who are torn feel you are some of the huge for one reason is that those who succeed on cross us usually kind of what i've heard we know to us suspect people because of how the money put themselves on social media is one of the k

visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense he writes the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international community. giving it. he was part of the team which in $2715.00. i think it's pretty clear that it was the under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring gadhafi back in from the called if you well welcome him into the community of nations get the oil flowing again. but there was a you know until now there's the secret part of this deal where he basically said can you deliver made these very very. sure no problem. but. they say that when they have libya. and intelligence. from official. saudi claim that the british and americans knowingly delivered them into torture or worse they show us the courtyard and i was still in prison where the biggest massacre of gadhafi is rule took place a protest by inmates in 1906 led to a staggering response when secu

come are coming from libya but right now we're seeing a trend of lesser needs from libya but more from the share actually so it really is along that route in africa that we're seeing most individuals opting to return home ok so coming back to you because if most of them have not even reached the shores of europe and they want to come back and you're saying we're not ready as a country what do they do for those in libya and the situation is very dire i think . to bring them back but still like we've all agreed here the. most unique situation right now can't handle this none of the statements here convinced me that he is ready for this. economy. coming back to families. coming a lot to get the support to. go to these these countries now coming back besides the economics which is actually fundamentally important it's about the social stigma that d.c. will have to deal with like a family suddenly face so you pull it off on you when you didn't make it you're coming back we don't have a single or proper. institution 100 people who have mental issues we know of an issue on the 20 that was one

visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact is that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted into the international community. giving it to. the team which. i think it's pretty clear that it was under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring back in from the called if you well welcome him into the community of nations get the oil flowing again. but there was a you know until now there is this part of this deal where he. can you deliver made these very very. sure no problem. but. they say that when they have. an intelligence.

usually there are a few thousand migrants on libya's cecenters. but i have a rule the figure is way higher. there are thought to be nearly a million cocool top in the cha. the. not approving catherine norris trent and her team and they will be another full from libya at the same time. tomorrow now fighting between israel and the palestinian group islamic jihad continues for second day of sources in gaza say at least twenty three people have been killed. in israeli air strikes israel claims that twenty of the dead were members of islamic jihad. nearly two hundred rockets have been fired at israel with dozens of israeli civiliaians treateted for mild injuries catherine viet test the latest. this pit of concrete and metal is all that's left of the building in gaza where this door of family used to live. according to the israeli army it served as a command post for the group islamic jihad. the family says ahead of the strikes and israeli intelligence official warned them to evacuate. i would line as lean. as we were leaving the house he stayed on the

now we know that the panel says that all these practices are a violation of the embargo on libya. sudan's military is speaking out against that u.n. draft report a spokesperson says the findings of false national i mean. there are none of our armed forces in libya the report mention the name of the leader of the repartee support forces which is part of the sudanese military and answers to its general commander the sudanese military forces cannot participate in any neighboring country without an official order which is a sovereign assured the decision to go to war scene troops outside can take place by a sovereign order or presidential order from the head of states this report when it speaks about the participation of a force from our military has no truth on the ground our forces don't function in libya indians are reacting with a restraint to a supreme court ruling that gave the longest feud to piece of land majority hindus to build a temple a centuries old mosque of science in the i o. deo was demolished by a hindu activist in 1992 that led to riots which killed more than 2000 p

joined i fell in syria but it's unclear what will happen to the modest plus some election dispute in the libya forces of evil morale is from our allies from mexico to russia back his claim that is the victim of a cool and a boost for boys johnson from nigel frosh and his bracks at party ahead of the u.k. general election. hong kong's chief executive has condemned violent confrontations on the streets and described protesters as the enemy the people in a show of defiance kerry says the government will not bow to their demands after 5 months of demonstrations this comes after one of the most violent days since the protests began it saw a probate supporter set alight at a police officer shoot an activist. report from hong kong. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as he grappled with the demonstrators. and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the tool so the peach was good enough to live on facebook and then underwent surgery and was put

in libya's capital in a positive new incident of the presidential palace mariana what's the situation right mike this morning. that's right for me there's there is totally security police riot police have secured this area not only to them but also ponens of protesters that are from the opposition have set up barricades in the area. where is the presidential palace not only that the national assembly behind me where in the last couple of hours we've seen green a few legislators slowly coming here one legislator from the opposition said that they are calling for they want to convene to call for calm in the country and they ringback want legislators from iraq what alice's party to must also join because there's a lot of things they have to talk about. most importantly there needs to be a new president an interim president it will be senator jenny aeneas from the from an opposition party she apparently will be named as interim president today however there needs to be a quorum that needs to be people from both sides so we have to see all of these legislators coming in to the national ass

jordan sudan and turkey violated an arms embargo on libya mahmud up to more from tripoli. concerning the deadly air strike which killed 53 migrants and injured another 130 back in july the u.n. panel of experts says that it's probably the airstrike was carried out by a fighter jet operated by a government supporting have and also the chief of the u.n. him when he won rights says that it could mount a war crime you know without the panel has not named the country accused of carrying in the air strike but it says that it to reserve the identification of the member state until it gathers more evidence but yet we know that back in july the interior minister and the government of national accord in tripoli that he better other the panel has named a number of countries including the united arab emirates on top of them to jordan and the sudan the united arab emirates as the panel says has provided have there was an advance an air defense system and also the sudan has deployed a 1000. military individuals in the east of the country and also in a deal for an airbase in symptoms des

now we know that the panel says that all these practices are violation of the embargo on libya. so dan's military has spoken out against the u.n. draft report and says the findings of false i mean. there are none of our armed forces in libya the report mention the name of the leader of the rep and support forces which is part of the sudanese military in answers to its general commander the sudanese military forces cannot participate in any neighboring country without an official order which is a sovereign a shoot the decision to go to war scene troops outside can take place by a sovereign order or presidential order from the head of states this report when it speaks about the participation of a force from our military has no truth on the ground our forces don't function in the. somebody an opposition leader can so car has been freed from house arrest more than 2 years after being charged with treason his release comes a day after sam rainsy the co-founder of the band 3 arrived in malaysia from his self-imposed exile in france i mean to return to cambodia and these demonstrations

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supporting them and and and libya which is the unconscionable you know the u.n. needs to find its peaceful you know needs social political economic these are 78000000 people are living in these conditions is 111 and that is not on me for this anymore and it's time that huge of them the unity that hands off that we have at least 13 people have been killed across india and bangladesh off to cycle on bulbul tore through coastal areas in the bay of bengal millions were evacuated from their homes ahead of the storm's arrival when speeds reached 120 kilometers an hour closing down ports and airports in both countries and a thick blanket of toxic smog has again engulfed and yes capital people in new delhi have been complaining of breathing difficulties and irritation of the eyes of public health emergency has already been declared in the city after air pollution reached the worst ever levels last week the small has also being blamed for soaring miscarriage rates and infant deaths. a state of emergency has been declared in the australian state of new south wales as firef

to intimidate the local opponents libya and the libyan citizens he's the one that makes the u.n. indians are reacting with restraint or supreme court ruling that gave a long disputed piece of land to the majority hindus to build a temple a centuries old mosque at the site in joe was demolished by hindu activists in 9092 that led to riots which killed up to 2000 people muslims have been given an alternate piece of land to build a mosque and so far has more from new delhi. it's a case that has polarized hindus and muslims in india for decades now the supreme court has made its decision on the land dispute with a prayer the. hindu say this piece of land is the birthplace of their date. in december 1992 hindu hardline groups destroyed a mosque that had stood here for more than 400 years the muslim community here insists this is the site of where that mosque should be rebuilt but the court has ordered the creation of a government trust to oversee the construction of a hindu temple instead while awarding to have a land somewhere else to build a mosque in its decision the court said the

they say that when they arrived in libya. with western intelligence. claimed that the british and americans knowingly delivered them into torture. they show us the. prison where the biggest massacre. took place a protest by inmates in 1906 led to a staggering response when security forces them into space. the suit. over $1200.00 prisoners were killed within 2 days 2 of them were. found. inmates they said libyan interrogators repeatedly subjected them to similar treatment for information that would link them to al qaeda they tell us that even foreign agents questioned them including british ones who wanted information on dissident libyans in the u.k. on one occasion i was left alone with them. and the stability of. women that i should know was going to see a little additional. if you have any of you having seen the thought of you know you know i think you don't know what you know any of them you know what you know you can believe. in a family in the. city. any of. us are going to work here but nothing changed and gadhafi says men continue to enter into

arms embargo on libya that is of course they speak to. our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud tell us more about what this report is saying is it seems to be a pretty damning one but it doesn't specifically identify the country believed to be behind the airstrike on the migrant detention center into jura. well 1st of all it seems that this 3 bore just revealing that the increasing involvement of certain regional powers in the libyan conflict is increasing the case and instability in the country remember before have to his forces launch of the military attack to seize tripoli on april the 4th there was supposed to be peace talk meeting in the city of adamus on the 15th of april and many stakeholders including the united nations were hopeful at the time that this meeting or peace talks initiative is going to put an end to the ongoing good libyan crisis but this report is revealing that foreign powers including sudan there the united arab emirates jordan and turkey also are involved in supporting the conflict in libya but many people here in t

experts say it is highly probable an air strike on a migration detention center in libya was carried out by a country routinely supplying weapons to warlord honey for half talk the attack in july. near the capital tripoli killed more than 50 people and injured more than 130 others the details emerge in a draft report seen by al jazeera it also names the united arab emirates jordan and sudan as violating a u.n. arms embargo on libya by supplying have task forces mahmud abdel wahab has more from tripoli it says that a foreign power supporting the warlord who for have to do most of probably involved in. attacking this detention center remember that around 53 migrants were killed in that airstrike back in july and have to his forces at that time admitted that they targeted that detention center in that neighborhood but the fact that the government of national called is accusing her forces of committing war crimes and also blames the united nations security council for mart condemning clearly have to us forces and also for not taking action against the contras involving in via involved in

supporting them and libya which is unconscionable you know and the u.n. needs to find its peaceful you don't need social these bully don't be 2nd i mean these you know 78000000 people have been living in these conditions there is 111 and that is not a need to 4 of us anymore it's time you give them the you know unity them by the hands of our own libya. violence and mistrust are contributing to the spread of it in the democratic republic of congo however health workers so despite the challenges fewer people are getting sick and many being treated catherine soy has this exclusive report from benny. doctors at this. struggle to keep an 8 year old girl alive. and she's in the late stages of the disease and her pain is unbearable. we call her cover war to protect our privacy this doctor who's heading of with care patients are often brought to late share a bit of a. load. now today she's a little bit worse than yesterday. not so conscious anymore feeling. given some fluid control. diarrhea in another section of the center there's a case doctors are calling a me

n. special envoy called libya possibly the largest drone warfare to and the world. the on monday across provide cover for an enemy advance on the ground. the enemies then. dance for the tree. incoming fire intensifies in yet another game of cat and mouse on the fragmented from lines around tripoli. yeah about the prospect of drawings one thing that really concerned about in these long drawn out conflict now is being h hit the man. the nose transcend and the team that in libya the first of that special and exclusive report sir the rest of course coming up throughout this week. the second election in spainn this year has resulted in deadlock yet again the socialists the pedal sanchez got most seats but no overall majority the far right vox party. came in third but is ruling out any deal with such as he is not trying to cut a deal with that suit that ununless. the parties whose leader has quit after a disappointing school. the sun rose in spain on monday not to a new political don but even stormy our future. and on the streets of the capital the post election sentiment

this is news coming to you live from libya gets a new leader for the 1st time in a while opposition senator. declares herself interim president saying she will quote do everything necessary to pacify the country but former president evo morales chooses her and others for staging a coup also coming up hong kong on the verge of total breakdown that's the assessment of a police chief who said pro-democracy protesters were carrying out insane acts they've been back on the streets after days of heavy clashes. electric car maker tesla is to build its new european ticket factory near berlin the facility will make vehicles power trains and batteries c.e.o. elon musk says germany had been chosen because of its engineering problems. and we meet an indian boy who's become the very definition of inspiration abdul qadeer swims competitively even though he's lost his arms and interacts with his family support these 13 national trophies in this now aiming for the 2024 paralympic. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in bolivia opposition senator. has declared herself in. from president followin

i'd rather die at sea i really don't want to return to libya the e.c.u. must be an indoor football but we continue to ask for a safe port to disembark which is a legal obligation for the government according to international conventions we have people on board who probably needs to evacuated due to health issues yes it was wonderful but that much made. italy has allowed another group of migrants onto its shores on south at least 2 people have died after heavy flooding in the south of france hundreds of people have been evacuated from the quote does you region and around 4000 homes are without electricity to rental rain is disrupted air and rail transport while many roads have been cut off. 14 palestinian factions have agreed with president mahmoud abbas his request to hold parliamentary and presidential elections but he has yet to hear from his main rivals him us there are other major hurdles remaining before date can be set israel and the us would have to give their go ahead and they might be wary given that hamas could win a large share of the vote when

in libya. and you know early giving hundreds of millions of ground to a middle east north africa we have just heard in the sense that out of the government libya has been a disaster haven't they minister because of the help we have results in its resulted in helping the libyan coast guard take people back to libya and put them in an acceptable conditions incarcerated in camps indefinitely being beaten up and sexually abused and that's thanks to the european union's policies. we using oil company think you're doing some good we have a very complicated situation in libya and largely to the fact that it is a mistake. internally divided country in conflict and international community has a very limited scope of how to operate in the country and how to provide assistance to refugees there at the same time there are many other. we have been successful and that's. possible situation in middle east where we have been able to assist the refugees in jordan and lebanon and we have been able to assist inte

gather libyans from the inside of libya to to fight if that if that is the case and says so why then declare a no fly zone even if you can't enforce it what's the message no no he it's not him it's basically those who are behind him there is this certainly conflict. and force it russia and france united arab emirates they do have the capability to info to enforce a no fly zone for libyan planes. italy is a business lee a weak link here i was really surprised that american drone was really shut down especially like last week there was an agreement signed between the libyan interior minister and the 3 com to to work together and try to protect or calm down the fighting around tripoli yet now we have seen that american drone has been shot down this is to me really surprise and have to would not really not have to i mean those who are behind have there were not really there to do that without having sort of like leeway from the americans as well but there are there are many fighters there obviously that are libyan and a lot of fighting with khalifa haftar then one has to wonder that if y

this is false information we have mostly for the libya you saying the us is badly informed yes i think the brazilian 5 year old are you worth saving the government are you really worth it course 8 years after the overthrow of the gadhafi regime libya has descended into almost continual conflict between its rival centers of power my guess this week here in paris is are committed.

i'd rather die at sea i really don't want to return to libya east timor be an indoor football but we continue to ask for a safe port to disembark which is a legal obligation for the government according to international conventions we have people on board who can probably minister on that created it due to health issues you. iraq wonderful but that must mean. italy has allowed another group of migrants onto its shores on saturday its coast guard saved 149 people from a sinking boat near the island of lampedusa but survivors said up to 20 people were unaccounted for and several bodies have already been recovered. according to the international organization for migration there have been nearly a 1000 confirmed deaths on the 3 main migration routes across the mediterranean this year the dean barber al jazeera u.k. prime minister paris johnson has launched his party's election manifesto promising a triple tax look for the next 5 years that means the conservatives went to increase income tax national insurance or v.a. team it also promises to get the breaks it withdraw agreement back for

i'm counting the cost as russia uses mercenaries in conflicts from syria to libya the future of emco $2.00 trillion dollars the saudi state owned oil company lot of. google takes on the big guns in the gaming industry counting the cost on i'll just see if. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i was that's what this job. you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of our top stories this hour. votes are being counted in hong kong's district council elections which is seeing the largest voter turnout in the city's history more than $2900000.00 people cast their ballots the elections followed months of widespread anti-government protests. former new york mayor michael bloomberg has officially entered the race for u.s. president the media mogul is joining an already crowded democratic field he says he's running for president to defeat donald trump and rebuild america. polls have closed in guinea bissau presidential elections. he's seeking reelection after his 1st term was marred by infighting and accusations of corruption. security forces in egypt of righ

mohammed 100 doug lute also known as mitty of sending up to 1000 upbeat support for soldiers to libya to fight with have to and another secret document this time from the egyptian foreign ministry includes a letter in which charging president idriss deby advises egypt against using the services of sudanese armed factions. the u.n. draft report has accused several countries including the united arab emirates sudan dourdan and turkey of violating the u.n. arms embargo imposed on libya meanwhile the internationally recognized government in tripoli has demanded an explanation from paris following the reported discovery of french owned missiles at a base used by have to france has denied being involved and says the missiles were missing before being found with have task forces many are concerned that foreign interference in libya is threatening to make any peacemaking efforts a lost cause. of disease. gambia has brought a case to the un's top court accusing man maher of committing genocide against muslims and last military launched a brutal campaign against iran and 2017 in response to att

libya here. occasionally we go for food fuel somewhere over the. we go 12 more alone here draw. in the 20 full mile. and the libyan will soar to seoul whoever of the all star says a lot to think that's when the full mile says they're sowing in so it. so normally we stay outside 24 miles. and we've got a she said. that's where all of the same thing coming from. we've done the number on the bull 0012 degrees 35 minutes. mr. tucker well that might be the 2nd one was this i mean you know we have 3. i think knowing at least racing. back. from her. you're. going to think it was ok my birds. would start to die for us. really want to talk about it and i know we're going to defer on. this i'm not enough to have 7 i want to build everything is nice but it's a matter of time everybody was. going to try to jump load up with us we're going to have a single family that i didn't think about yeah a little time but just so we i can all find low was such a good amount of time that you wanted to be a mom oh do you want to get it done with that. you know. i. thought. i. looked. at. least a 1000 peo

playbook was on display for anyone paying attention libya's democracy is in retreat . cross talking bolivia i'm joined by my guest problem no but at the in london he is a journalist and documentary filmmaker as well as coeditor of dot net an independent voice on latin american politics culture and media in washington we have what. she is an associate professor at the shar school of policy and government at george mason university and in santiago we crossed to francisco he is a political analyst as well as a former u.n. officer in asia and africa or across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it but i will let me go to you 1st in london i peruse the american media landscape about the events that happened in bolivia the coup i will use the word but they won't a.b.c. news morales resigned simply c.b.s. news because of weist widespread protests the new york times said because of an infuriated pop population fox news said the people were angry over election fraud none has been shown to date and the miami herald well said

most call for an end to violence and support to libya's democratic institutions and of course u.s. president donald trump he stepped in and applauded the bolivian military announcing in a white house statement quote these events send a strong signal to the illegitimate regimes in venezuela and nicaragua that democracy in the will of the people will always prevail so today my friends let's dive right into the current events taking place in bolivia and the powerful political forces and ideologies fighting for control of the nations of south america as we start watching the hawks. but if. you. like that i got. with. the. world nobody watching the hawks i am tyro but for joining me to discuss the recent political battles in libya the fallout and how it affects other nations in the region is r t america producer and ph d. in latin american history of recovery about and coming to us from caracas venezuela as coordinating committee member of the black alliance for peace and freedom and thank your book but gentlemen both for joining me i want to start with you now what is the general senti

draft report on libya a spokesperson says the findings are false and. there are none of our armed forces in libya the report mention the name of the leader of the rep and support forces which is part of the sudanese military and answers to its general commander the sudanese military forces cannot participate in any neighboring country without an official order which is a sovereign issue the decision to go to war scene troops outside can take place by a sovereign order or presidential order from the head of states this report when it speaks about the participation of a force from our military has no truth on the ground our forces don't function in libya. indians are reacting with restraint to a supreme court ruling that gave a long disputed piece of land to the majority hindus to build a temple a centuries old mosque at the site you know your job was demolished by hindu activists it 992 and that led to riots which killed over 2000 people muslims have been given an alternative piece of land to build a mosque and over reports from new delhi it's a case tha

and explains why the oil field is contested by libya's rebel forces. oil production has been halted in a field oil field i don't 750 kilometers to the south was from the libyan capital tripoli this is according to the national oil corporation this state oil firm which stated on wednesday that production has been halted after the airstrikes that targeted the premises of the oil field in southern libya this comes after. fighter jets loyal to the wall of $24.00 have to targeted the premises of the feel loyal field. in the south of libya we understand that on wednesday morning forces loyal to the e.u. and the recognized a government of national accord in the south managed to recapture the oil field which was under the control of have those forces since last february and feel oil feed it is the 2nd largest oil field after the shot up will feel and we understand that recently forces loyal to the you and the recognized a government of national accord in the cells of libya have been trying to recapture the locations that were under have those forces control si