Announcement comes as new UN-brokered unity government seeks to establish itself in Tripoli One of Libya's rival governments has resigned, a step that helps efforts by a new, UN-brokered unity government to assert itself in the capital Tripoli despite opposition from some local militias. In a statement, the Tripoli-based National Salvation government said it would "cease duties" as executive authority, and therefore absolve itself of responsibility for the country's fate.
Announcement comes as new UN-brokered unity government seeks to establish itself in Tripoli One of Libya's rival governments has resigned, a step that helps efforts by a new, UN-brokered unity government to assert itself in the capital Tripoli despite opposition from some local militias. In a statement, the Tripoli-based National Salvation government said it would "cease duties" as executive authority, and therefore absolve itself of responsibility for the country's fate.
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