UN Envoy for Libya Resigns, Citing Frustrations with Political Stalemate

Abdoulaye Bathily steps down after 18 months, highlighting the lack of progress and international interference in Libya's political crisis.

UN envoy Abdoulaye Bathily resigns, frustrated by the ongoing political deadlock in Libya.
Bathily criticizes both Libyan factions and foreign actors for undermining efforts to stabilize the country.
The resignation underscores deep divisions and external influences exacerbating Libya's turmoil.
Attempts to form a unified government and hold elections have been repeatedly thwarted.
Bathily calls for international unity to resolve the crisis and allow Libyans to determine their future.