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The Libyan crisis continues to threaten the stability of the country. The article focuses on the dangers posed by the initiative led by Masad Bolus, an adviser to the U.S. president, which aims to establish a unified executive authority between the al-Sarraj and Haftar families. Although the capital, Tripoli, remains relatively calm, the political and security situation remains fragile, with escalating military tensions and increasing preparations for war between the two camps—especially with Turkey's support and undisclosed alliances between the two sides. Despite presenting an opportunity for de-escalation, the American initiative is fraught with risks of dragging the country back into war, particularly given the widespread rejection within Libya and shifting regional and international dynamics that weaken international guarantees and heighten the chances of military escalation.
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