Baghdad: Air traffic was brought to a halt at Tripoli airport following the killing of Abdul-Ghani al-Kikli, the commander of the Stabilization Support Apparatus. The incident has triggered significant disruptions across the Libyan capital.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the University of Tripoli has decided to suspend all studies, exams, and administrative work in all faculties until further notice. This decision follows clashes between several armed factions in the city, adding to the growing instability in the region.

In response to the escalating tensions, the Emergency Medicine Center in Tripoli has declared a state of medical emergency. Authorities have urged citizens residing near areas of conflict to remain indoors to ensure their safety.