Africa: Egypt Pushes Plan to End War in Libya

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Africa: Egypt Pushes Plan to End War in Libya

[DW] The Cairo Declaration calls for a ceasefire starting on Monday and the departure of foreign militias from the war-ravaged country. The plan has the backing of Libyan National Army head Khalifa Haftar.

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