It seems that Libya still lacks the elements of a country. The country is still floundering in internal fighting and this is what terrorist groups exploit and like gangs operating in the field of human trafficking and secret immigration
The international community has not tried hard to force the conflicting parties to power to sit on the table and come out with clear decisions, as if some countries are benefiting from the Libyan situation. We saw how the conflict between France and Italy intensified over Libya, as Russia is trying to find a strong ally defending its interests. Gas, oil and the reconstruction of the country are all things that tempt everyone to have an ally inside Libya
There are those who bet on Haftar as a strong man capable of reuniting Libya and there are those who defend the government of reconciliation
Waiting for a final solution, Libya is suffering from militias and terrorist bombings, as it has today
At least three people were killed and others injured in an attack by suicide bombers on the headquarters of the Libyan Foreign Ministry in the capital Tripoli.
Large explosions were heard in the vicinity of the ministry and smoke was seen in the sky, local residents said.
"Three attackers opened fire on the building before two of them could enter and detonate themselves inside, and the ministry guards killed the third attacker," Reuters quoted a security source as saying.
Two suicide bombers blew themselves up on the third floor of the building, ministry sources told the BBC.
The Libyan health ministry said the attack killed three civilians and wounded 11 others.
The flames rose from the building amid intensive security measures while the wounded were taken to the hospital.
Libya's Foreign Ministry condemned the attack in a statement saying "the Libyan people are fighting a war on terrorism on behalf of the world.
At least three people were killed and others injured in an attack by suicide bombers on the headquarters of the Libyan Foreign Ministry in the capital Tripoli.
Large explosions were heard in the vicinity of the ministry and smoke was seen in the sky, local residents said.
"Three attackers opened fire on the building before two of them could enter and detonate themselves inside, and the ministry guards killed the third attacker," Reuters quoted a security source as saying.
Two suicide bombers blew themselves up on the third floor of the building, ministry sources told the BBC.
The Libyan health ministry said the attack killed three civilians and wounded 11 others.
The flames rose from the building amid intensive security measures while the wounded were taken to the hospital.
Libya's Foreign Ministry condemned the attack in a statement saying "the Libyan people are fighting a war on terrorism on behalf of the world.
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