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Political analyst Husam al-Din al-Fanish told RT that Russia’s abstention from voting on extending the UN mission’s mandate in Libya reflects reservations about how it is managing the political process—particularly its push for a “4+4” agreement before national and institutional consensus has been reached—not opposition to the UN’s role. He pointed to Moscow’s insistence on a role for Libya’s legislative institutions and raised questions about whether the mission’s task is to facilitate dialogue or sponsor a particular political track, while noting that Russia is also seeking to preserve its position in mediation. He called for a settlement that brings together political consensus and legal legitimacy and ends the transitional phases through elections. The Security Council extended the mission’s mandate until October 31, 2027; 13 members supported the resolution, while Russia and Greece abstained.
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