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In a sign that Libya’s powerful military is moving closer to
Russia, Libyan National Army (LNA) commander Khalifa Haftar—the man
responsible for recapturing the country’s oil ports and essentially
restarting production—is meeting top officials in Moscow.
Haftar is the key political and military rival to the
Western-backed central government in Tripoli, and his trip to
Russia indicates a fragile game of alliances that could upset the
delicate balance of control over Libyan oil. Last weekend’s was not
Haftar’s…
Russia, Libyan National Army (LNA) commander Khalifa Haftar—the man
responsible for recapturing the country’s oil ports and essentially
restarting production—is meeting top officials in Moscow.
Haftar is the key political and military rival to the
Western-backed central government in Tripoli, and his trip to
Russia indicates a fragile game of alliances that could upset the
delicate balance of control over Libyan oil. Last weekend’s was not
Haftar’s…
In a sign that Libya’s powerful military is moving closer to
Russia, Libyan National Army (LNA) commander Khalifa Haftar—the man
responsible for recapturing the country’s oil ports and essentially
restarting production—is meeting top officials in Moscow.
Haftar is the key political and military rival to the
Western-backed central government in Tripoli, and his trip to
Russia indicates a fragile game of alliances that could upset the
delicate balance of control over Libyan oil. Last weekend’s was not
Haftar’s…
Russia, Libyan National Army (LNA) commander Khalifa Haftar—the man
responsible for recapturing the country’s oil ports and essentially
restarting production—is meeting top officials in Moscow.
Haftar is the key political and military rival to the
Western-backed central government in Tripoli, and his trip to
Russia indicates a fragile game of alliances that could upset the
delicate balance of control over Libyan oil. Last weekend’s was not
Haftar’s…