Renewed armed confrontations between the forces of the Libyan National Accord government and the forces of retired Major General Haftar Nahar today, Friday, south of the capital Tripoli, for its part, the United Nations condemned the targeting of hospitals and medical centers and targeting civilians in general. At a time, it was announced that a doctor had been killed after being targeted by a missile by the militia of Haftar, south of Tripoli.

A military source with the Al-Wefaq government forces said that the confrontations took place in the Ain Zara and Al-Hadaba project south of Tripoli, and that Haftar forces indiscriminately targeted Grad and mortar shells in populated areas in the two axes, adding that the Al-Wefaq forces hit a Grad missile platform that was used by Haftar forces to bomb civilians.

According to Colonel Tayyar Muhammad Qanunu, a spokesman for the Libyan army, on Facebook, the Air Force today continued its reconnaissance flights in the sky of Al-Wattia Air Force Base to monitor any movements of the "terrorist" militia "fleeing inside or around the base.

Condemnation,
For its part, the United Nations condemned the targeting of hospitals and medical centers devoted to dealing with the Corona epidemic in Libya and the targeting of civilians in general, at a time when a doctor was declared killed after being targeted by a shell by the militia of the retired brigade south of Tripoli.

She emphasized that targeting medical facilities is a violation of international humanitarian law, and may amount to a war crime.

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed concern about the continuation of hostilities in Libya, and called on all parties to the conflict to cease fire and commit to a humanitarian truce.

She noted that the number of civilian victims of violence in Libya has increased by 45% since the beginning of this year.

Haftar forces used to target civilians in Tripoli and other cities and towns (Al-Jazeera)

The Human Rights Commission called for the release of all arbitrarily detained prisoners in Libya due to fears of an outbreak of Corona virus.

The killing of a doctor and an elderly person
 On the other hand, the government announced the martyrdom of a doctor today amid the bombing of Haftar militia on civilian areas in the capital with Grad rockets.

The media center of the "Operation Volcano Anger" of the Al-Wefaq government, on its Facebook page, published a statement that made it clear that Abdel Moneim Boghfa, a neurosurgery specialist, was martyred after a shell fired by Haftar "terrorist" militia targeted him while he was on his way to inspect his house in Ain Zara, before going to his shift. University Hospital, Tripoli. The statement added that one of the civilians’s homes, without any casualties, broke out until Friday morning.

Emirati cargo planes
announced "Operation Fury Volcano", monitoring two flights of two military cargo planes "Ilyushin No. UP-I7654 and UP-I7652", and they arrived yesterday to the server base south of Marj city (east of Libya), adding on its Facebook page that the navigation tracking program monitored the arrival of A military cargo plane from the UAE Assab Air Base in Eritrea to the Emirati Al-Khadim Air Force Base south of Libyan Marg. She explained that the second plane left the same military base for the Emirates.

Although the truce was approved, and
despite the announcement by the militia of Haftar last March 21 that a truce was approved to focus on anti-Corona efforts, it continued an offensive that began on the fourth of this month to control Tripoli, the headquarters of the National Accord government.

In response to ongoing violations, on March 26, the government, recognized by the United Nations, launched a military "Storm of Peace" operation against the Haftar militia, which the government fights for power in the oil-rich country.

And within the "storm of peace", the government forces managed to liberate six cities and two strategic regions on Monday from the militia of Haftar, most notably Sabratha and Sorman, which means its control of the entire western coast to the Tunisian border.