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عين ليبيا
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Al-Mahdi al-Sharif said that repeated threats to impose sanctions on those obstructing the unification of institutions and the political transition in Libya had lost credibility, noting that the interests of major and regional powers were preventing the sanctions from being imposed. He criticized the fact that the threats were directed only at Libyans, while countries supporting local factions with weapons, money and mercenaries were not held accountable. He called for intervening countries to be compelled to end their support and for an exclusively Libyan dialogue to be backed—one that would lead to unified institutions and free elections.
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