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International Condemnation of Armed Interference at Libyan Audit Bureau

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The International Mission, United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Presidency of the People's Assembly, U.S. Embassy in Libya, British Embassy in Libya, and the European Union Mission have all condemned the use of force and armed interference at the headquarters of the Libyan Audit Bureau in Tripoli. The incidents, which occurred on October 21, targeted the institution regarding disputed leadership appointments. The international community has called for an immediate halt to armed interference, withdrawal of armed elements, and resolution of disputes through legal and institutional procedures.

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    #عاجل| بعثة الأمم المتحدة للدعم في ليبيا تدين استخدام القوة لفرض تعيين...

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    البعثة الأممية تدين استخدام القوة لفرض تعيين متنازع عليه بديوان المحاس...

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    رئاسة النواب: تكليف وكيل ديوان المحاسبة من قبل الأعلى للدولة منفردا...

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    #عاجل | السفارة الأمريكية لدى ليبيا: تعرب الولايات المتحدة عن قلقها إز...

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