Libyan Rivalries Challenge Bulous Plan

The article discusses the debate between Libyan Prime Minister of the National Unity Government, Abdel Hamid Dbeibah, and the Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan Army, Khalifa Haftar, regarding the role of the military institution during the transitional phase. Dbeibah emphasized the necessity of unifying the army without political interference, while Haftar asserted that the army will not allow political meddling to jeopardize the country's future, maintaining his position at the center of decision-making. This divergence occurs within the framework of an American-led initiative headed by Masad Boulus, aimed at unifying the executive authority and conducting elections, with some leaks suggesting proposals to restructure military leadership. The statements appear to be of a negotiating nature, as both parties seek to raise their respective stances, with expectations of clearer clarity emerging as the American initiative progresses in the coming months.

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