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Les combats opposent l'Armée nationale libyenne (ANL), qui opère sous l'autorité du Gouvernement internationalement reconnu, basé à Tobrouk, dans la partie orientale du pays, et d'autres forces qui font partie de l'Opération Dignité (lancée sous le commandement de Général Khalifa Haftar en mai 2014) aux forces loyales au Gouvernement rival établi à Tripoli, y compris celles de la ville de Misrata, qui appartiennent à la Coalition Aube de la Libye.
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2. The security situation in Libya continues to be of utmost concern. Since Council’s meeting in September 2014, violence has continued unabated in various parts of the country, in spite of the repeated appeals of the international community to the Libyan parties to cease armed confrontation and seek political solution to the crisis. The fighting involves the Libyan National Army (LNA), which operates under the authority of the internationally-recognized Government, based in Tobruk, in the eastern part of the country, and other forces that are part of Operation Dignity (launched under the command of General Khalifa Haftar in May 2014) and forces loyal to the rival Government established in Tripoli, including those of the city of Misrata, which belong to the Libya Dawn Coalition. The unilateral ceasefires announced by the Libya Dawn Coalition and the LNA on16 and 17 January 2015, respectively, were not respected. In the course of March and April 2015, a number of incidents occurred in different parts of Libya, including clashes in western Libya, notably in the Aziziya area, near Tripoli, which has witnessed tremendous destruction as a result of the periodic fighting among different groups in this region, and the violence that erupted in various neighbourhoods of Tripoli, resulting in several causalities.
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