Uneasy truce may not last long in embattled Libyan capital


  • World
  • Friday, 07 Sep 2018

TRIPOLI/TUNIS (Reuters) - Residents of Tripoli emerging from their homes to take advantage of a ceasefire between armed groups noticed one thing straight away. The militias had not withdrawn their heavy weapons from strategic locations in the Libyan capital.

A truce brokered by the United Nations on Tuesday after a week of violence between local fighters has largely been observed.

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