How the Battle for Libya Has Become a Proxy Conflict
over 5 years in Washington Post
Since the 2011 NATO-backed revolt in Libya that ended 42 years of rule by strongman Muammar Qaddafi, the oil-rich North African country has been in perpetual turmoil. The latest phase began in April, when military commander Khalifa Haftar and his forces marched on the capital Tripoli determined to unseat the internationally backed government located there. The battle for the city accelerated interventions in Libya by Russia, Turkey and neighboring countries as they maneuver to shape the future o
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