Libyan Government Says Militias to Leave Tripoli

The Libyan government has announced that militias currently occupying Tripoli will be required to leave the city in accordance with a new security plan. This decision comes after months of unrest and violence in the capital city, with various armed groups vying for control.

Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah stated that the presence of militias in Tripoli has been a major obstacle to stability and peace in the country. The government plans to implement a phased withdrawal of these armed groups, with a deadline set for all militias to vacate the city within the next few weeks.

This move is seen as a significant step towards restoring order and security in Tripoli, as well as paving the way for national reconciliation and unity. Many residents of the city have welcomed the government’s decision, hoping for an end to the violence and chaos that has plagued their daily lives.

While the process of disbanding militias and restoring state control will undoubtedly be challenging, the Libyan government remains committed to achieving peace and stability for its people. The international community has also shown support for these efforts, recognizing the importance of a unified and secure Libya.