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- Q16911838 abstract "The Second Libyan Civil War is an ongoing conflict between four rival organizations seeking to control Libya: the internationally recognized government of the Council of Deputies that was elected democratically in 2014, also known as the "Tobruk government" and internationally known formally as the "Libyan Government", which has the loyalty of the Libyan Army under the command of General officer Khalifa Haftar and has been supported by air strikes by Egypt and the UAE.; the rival Islamist government of the General National Congress based in the capital Tripoli, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, backed by the wider Islamist coalition known as "Libya Dawn" and aided by Qatar, Sudan, and Turkey; the Islamist Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries, led by Ansar al-Sharia (Libya), which has had the support of the General National Congress and the unrecognised government in Tripoli led by former Prime Minister Omar Al-Hassi, stating that Ansar al-Sharia are "simple, beautiful and amiable" as well as being engaged in “missionary work"; and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant's Libyan provincesThere are also two smaller organizations seeking to control small parts of Libya: the Tuareg militias of Ghat, controlling desert areas in the southwest; and local forces in Misrata district, controlling the towns of Bani Walid and Tawergha.The belligerents are coalitions of armed groups that sometimes change sides.At the beginning of 2014, Libya was governed by the General National Congress (GNC) after the election of 2012. Since then, Islamist parties had controlled the assembly, outmaneuvering the majority centrists and liberals, and electing Nouri Abusahmain as president of the GNC in June 2013. According to some, Abusahmain abused his powers to suppress debates and inquiries. In December 2013, the GNC voted to enforce a variant of sharia law and decided to extend its 18-month mandate for a year until the end of 2014. On 14 February 2014, in a coup attempt, General Khalifa Haftar, who served under the former regime of Muammar Gaddafi, called on the GNC to dissolve and for the formation of a caretaker government committee to oversee new elections. In May 2014, forces loyal to General Haftar launched a large scale air and ground offensive codenamed Operation Dignity (Arabic: عملية الكرامة; 'Amaliya al-Karamah) against Islamist armed groups in Benghazi and against the GNC in Tripoli. In June, the GNC called for new elections to a Council of Deputies: Islamists were defeated, but rejected the results of the election, which saw only an 18% turnout.The conflict escalated on 13 July 2014, when Tripoli's Islamists and Misratan militias launched Operation Libya Dawn to seize Tripoli International Airport, capturing it from the Zintan militia on 23 August. Shortly thereafter, members of the General National Congress, whom had rejected the June election, reconvened as General National Congress and voted themselves as replacement of the newly elected Council of Deputies, with Tripoli as their political capital, Nouri Abusahmain as president and Omar al-Hasi as prime minister. As a consequence, the majority of the Council of Deputies was forced to relocate to Tobruk, aligning itself with Haftar's forces and eventually nominating him army chief. On 6 November, the supreme court in Tripoli, dominated by the new GNC, declared the Council of Deputies dissolved. The Council of Deputies rejected this ruling as made "under threat".On 16 January 2015, Operation Dignity and Libya Dawn factions agreed on a ceasefire. The country is now led by two separate governments, with Tripoli and Misrata controlled by forces loyal to Libya Dawn and the new GNC in Tripoli, while the international community recognizes Abdullah al-Thani's government and its parliament in Tobruk. Benghazi remains contested between pro-Haftar forces and radical Islamists.".
- Q16911838 combatant "* National Guard".
- Q16911838 combatant "* Warshefana andTouboutribal militias".
- Q16911838 combatant "*".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Abu Salim Martyrs".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Amazighmilitias".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Ansar al-Sharia (Derna)".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Ansar al-Sharia".
- Q16911838 combatant "*February 17th Martyrs Brigade".
- Q16911838 combatant "*LROR".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Libya Shield 1".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Libya Shield Force".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Libyan National Army".
- Q16911838 combatant "*RSF(alleged)".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Rafallah al-Sahati Brigade".
- Q16911838 combatant "*Zintani brigades".
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- Q16911838 combatant "Ajdabiya Shura Council".
- Q16911838 combatant "General National Congress".
- Q16911838 combatant "Libyan parliament".
- Q16911838 combatant "Shura Council of Benghazi Revolutionaries".
- Q16911838 combatant "Shura Council of Mujahideen in Derna".
- Q16911838 combatant "Supported by:".
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- Q16911838 date "2014-05-16".
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- Q16911838 status "* GNC Islamist forces take control ofTripoliand establish a rival government".
- Q16911838 status "* Islamist parties dominating theGeneral National Congress(GNC) are defeated in theJune 2014 elections.".
- Q16911838 status "* Operation Dignity and Libya Dawn factions agree to a ceasefire, and to form a unity government.".
- Q16911838 status "* The government supported by the majority of the electedCouncil of Deputiesbases itself inTobruk".
- Q16911838 status "* TheIslamic State of Iraq and the Levant'sLibyan branchlaunches an offensive to capture control of the strategic oil terminals ofSidraandRa's Lanufin January 2016.".
- Q16911838 status "* TheLibyan National Armyrecaptures most of Benghazi, with the battle ongoing".
- Q16911838 status "* TheShura Council of Benghazi Revolutionariestakes control ofBenghazi.".
- Q16911838 status "*ISILtakes over most of Derna, part of theSabhacountryside,Nofaliya,Sirte, and other cities in Libya".
- Q16911838 status "Ongoing".
- Q16911838 strength "35,000 (as of 2012)".
- Q16911838 strength "4,500+".
- Q16911838 strength "80,000 (as of 2012) or 10,000 (as of 2014)".
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