According to reports from the UN Mission in Libya (Unsmil), the death toll of the clashes in Libya in the last 47 days is at least 129 dead and 8 injured. Unsmil, in the note issued today, also invited "the various parties affected by the conflict to an extended meeting for Tuesday at noon in a place that will be announced later".
After the difficult day of yesterday, characterized by tough clashes between various militias in the south of Tripoli, in particular in Ain Zara and Abu Selim, Prime Minister Fayez al Sarraj's Presidential Council has given the militia Forza Anti Terrorismo of Misrata, led by General Mohammed Al Zain, to enter the capital to organize a new ceasefire and end the violence in the southern suburbs of the capital.
In addition, the Libyan police have declared that they are about 400 inmates who managed to escape from a prison just outside of Tripoli. The detainees, taking advantage of the fights in progress for a week between rival militias, forced the gates of the Ain Zara prison, south of the capital, and escaped after having overpowered the guards who tried to stop them.
Matteo Salvini, speaking to the microphones of Radio 24, speaking of the high tension situation that has arisen in Libya in recent days, declared "I am in direct contact with our men: soldiers, diplomats, Eni employees who experience risks in Libya brought about by a senseless military intervention ”.