UN has bitterly denounced the conflict in saying it is "committing suicide" and plundering its wealth to pay for the war. The north African country was "a textbook example of foreign interference today in local conflicts," Salame told a New York-based think tank late Wednesday. "The truth is that can pay for its own suicide," Salame lamented. They are committing suicide with their own money," he told the (IPI). "We need to work in order to put an end to this conflict," Salame said, regretting the lack of unity at the UN over the issue.

Source: Libya Today May 23, 2019 11:03 UTC