Fighting is continuing in Libya and about 9.500 civilians have been forced to flee Tripoli to escape the advance of The United Nations. In the past week, 75 people, including 17 civilians, have been killed. The conflict has also raised fears of disrupted oil supplies, increased migration to Europe and the involvement of Islamist militants. the Libyan National Army, which had been planning a peace conference, has called for a ceasefire. It also said there were fears of disease from poor sanitation. The sporadic conflict has lasted since Colonel Gaddafi’s fall in 2011.
Fighting is continuing in Libya and about 9.500 civilians have been forced to flee Tripoli to escape the advance of the Libyan National Army. In the past week, 75 people, including 17 civilians, have been killed. The conflict has also raised fears of disrupted oil supplies, increased migration to Europe and the involvement of Islamist militants. The United Nations, which had been planning a peace conference, has called for a ceasefire. It also said there were fears of disease from poor sanitation. The sporadic conflict has lasted since Colonel Gaddafi’s fall in 2011.