利比亚首都发生武装冲突

Group 1 - A Libyan official, Abdul Ghani al-Kikli, was assassinated, leading to armed clashes in Tripoli [1] - Al-Kikli was the head of the Stability Support Authority and a prominent militia leader in Tripoli, recently involved in conflicts with rival armed groups [1] - The Libyan Interior Ministry urged residents to stay indoors amid escalating tensions, while Tripoli Mitiga International Airport initiated emergency evacuation plans [1] Group 2 - The United Nations Support Mission in Libya called for immediate de-escalation of tensions in Tripoli and the western region, urging restraint and dialogue [2] - Since the fall of Gaddafi's regime in 2011, Libya has experienced ongoing political instability, with a divided control between the UN-recognized Government of National Unity in the west and the National Army in the east [2]