Libyan authorities close offices with welding Dbeibah's response

The article focused on the return of deterrence forces to combat terrorism and organized crime to the streets of Tripoli, amid escalating nighttime protests and the repeated closure of government offices by demonstrators demanding the ouster of the Government of National Unity. The controversial leader, Abdel Rauf Karara, who has Salafist ties, is leading this security presence and is believed to be behind some of the protesters, as he wields broad influence, has supporters, and controls key sectors in the capital. This escalation comes against the backdrop of the government's failure to control the protests and its reliance on deterrence forces to reinforce its security presence, aiming to buy time and conceal the worsening political and security crisis in western Libya.

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