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Former U.S. envoy to Libya Jonathan Winer questioned which parties were being targeted by U.S. presidential adviser Massad Boulos’s threats to impose sanctions on those obstructing the unification of state institutions, noting that the statements did not clearly identify the parties concerned. He said the many forces linked to Abdulhamid Dbeibeh and Khalifa Haftar, along with the Presidential Council’s reservations about the initiative, raised questions about whether there was agreement on its implementation. The political process alone, he added, did not provide a clear basis for identifying those who might be sanctioned. Boulos had said the United States and its allies were prepared to take measures against those obstructing the process, in line with U.N. Security Council resolutions, including Resolution 2835. Winer noted that Libya has not held elections since 2012.
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