Libya: How a Series of Drone Strikes Derailed Trump's Unification Push | Firstpost Africa | N18G
Watch this video as Firstpost explains how the US-backed initiative to resolve Libya's long-standing conflict has hit a major setback following allegations against a key diplomatic partner. A report by The Guardian indicates that Saddam Haftar—deputy commander of the eastern-based Libyan National Army and son of military leader Khalifa Haftar—is linked to targeted drone strikes on vital energy and power infrastructure in western Libya. The Tripoli-based Government of National Unity (GNU) arrested suspects allegedly tied to a brigade under Saddam’s control, prompting UN-recognised GNU officials to state that negotiating with him is now 'impossible'. The August attacks severely damaged the Zawiya oil complex, power generation stations, and desalination plants, triggering widespread blackouts and public outcry. The fallout upends a power-sharing plan proposed by US envoy Massad Boulos to unite the rival eastern and western factions. Compounded by internal Haftar family power struggles, the path towards a unified Libyan government remains uncertain. Alyson Le Grange brings you more on this story on Firstpost Africa.00:00 Introduction: Drone Strikes Shake Libya
01:15 Target on Critical Infrastructure: The Zawiya Refinery Attack
03:00 Diplomatic Fallout: Trump's Peace & Unification Push Stalls
05:10 Power Struggles: Rival Factions & Rising Tensions
06:45 What Lies Ahead for Libya's Stability?
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