Syria
Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry participated on Thursday in a virtual ministerial meeting of the Small Group on Syria.
The Tripartite Cooperation Mechanism Summit was held on Wednesday in Nicosia.
Shoukry reiterated Egypt’s call for confronting terrorist and extremist organizations and their regional supporters.
Both individuals are Libyan while the companies are based in Turkey, Jordan, and Kazkhstan and operate in the maritime and aviation sectors.
Shokry added that certain entities bring foreign mercenaries in the country and that they deal with terrorist organizations that target the innocent.
Those will be deployed in the areas controlled by Turkey and its proxies in Syria.
Shokry affirmed that Egypt backs all steps aimed at achieving de-escalation and a political solution.
Abou Al Gheit and Williams congrued on the necessity of building upon the ceasefire declarations issued on August 21.
Several others were wounded by armed men who fired live rounds.
Demonstrators took to the streets in Trippoli and Misrata controlled by the GNA to protest corruption and the deterioration of utilities.
Source at the Libyan National Army (LNA) told MENA that the defense ministers of Qatar and Turkey visited Prime Minister of Tripoli-based GNA Fayez al-Sarraj on August 17.
A source at the Libyan National Army (LNA) told Al Arabiyah that the Libyan Armed Forces eliminated a terrorist cell affiliated to the Islamic State (IS).
ItaMilRadar identified the aircraft as Lockheed C-130B (61-0963).
Turkey received earlier this week a direct hit in the Aegean Sea, and two indirect ones in Libya.
There was congruence among Saleh and Norland to maintain the ceasefire that began in June.
OFAC sanctioned on August 6 a "criminal network threatening the stability and security of Libya."
Al Mayadeen is a Lebanon-based channel close to the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The US State Department has expressed concern over reports that Turkey-backed fighters have committed human rights abuses in northeast Syria, according to a new inspector general's report.
Another scandal adding to the Turkish pile got exposed as the true reason behind the murder of Turkish Brigadier General Semih Terzi, allegedly one of the key leaders of a 2016 failed coup in Turkey, was revealed.
In parallel, clashes occurred among the militias of the Tripoli-based interim government.