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Sidar Pasham and the Libyan NLA
The article discusses a meeting held by Saddam Hifter, the Deputy Commander of the Libyan National Army, in his capacity as "Designated Commander," amid speculation about the nature of this designation—whether it is temporary or permanent. Saddam Hifter, the youngest son of Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter, is a prominent figure within the military establishment. It is expected that official command will soon be entrusted to him, following his extensive responsibilities related to armament, training, and international coordination. Currently, he is working on signing agreements with countries such as Turkey, Pakistan, and Egypt, and he oversees the operations of the General Command in the absence of Hifter, who relies heavily on him. Experts emphasize that Saddam’s chairing of the meeting is a routine procedure carried out during the absence of the Commander-in-Chief and does not indicate any final changes. The official authorization from the parliament and its head, Aguila Saleh, for him to assume command is still awaited. This comes within the context of administrative stability and reflects political divisions within Libya, especially as the General Command has yet to disclose the official nature of this designation.
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