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NATO ruined Libya, but couldn’t break it - The Press United
Despite the de facto partition, the state functions as a complex mosaic of entities and interests, while people remain bound by deep ties To an outside observer, Libya is a map of fractured jurisdictions. Yet, beneath the surface, a singular, invisible nervous system keeps the lights on. This is the ultimate Libyan irony: although the […] The post NATO ruined Libya, but couldn’t break it appeared first on The Press United | International News An…
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NATO ruined Libya, but couldn’t break it - The Press United
Despite the de facto partition, the state functions as a complex mosaic of entities and interests, while people remain bound by deep ties To an outside observer, Libya is a map of fractured jurisdictions. Yet, beneath the surface, a singular, invisible nervous system keeps the lights on. This is the ultimate Libyan irony: although the […] The post NATO ruined Libya, but couldn’t break it appeared first on The Press United | International News An…
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