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Support and Stability Apparatus (SSA) chief Abdel Ghani al-Kikli confirmed dead.

Gunfire heard in various areas of the Libyan capital of Tripoli.

Libyan sources: The Ministry of Interior urges all citizens in Tripoli to remain in their homes.

Libyan sources: Air traffic halted at Tripoli Airport following reports of the death of Support and Stability Apparatus (SSA) chief Abdel Ghani al-Kikli.

Libyan sources: Clashes and military movements reported inside the capital, Tripoli.

Sheikh Qassem: Lebanese officials must also prioritize rebuilding the state economically and socially, as well as returning the depositors’ funds.

Sheikh Qassem: The second priority is reconstruction, and I call on the Lebanese government to place this item first on the agenda of its next session.

Sheikh Qassem: Lebanese officials must prioritize ending Israeli aggression, its violations, its occupation, and securing the release of prisoners.

Sheikh Qassem: We are part of the new era and partners in its benefits, and we want those who previously took certain stances for specific reasons to reconsider them in order to build the country.

Sheikh Qassem: We say to the servants of Israel: return to your national sense so that we can work together.

Hegseth gets pulled back into the Signal drama

21 Apr 15:50

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth finds himself in the Signalgate drama again. The NYT revealed that Hegseth had another separate group in which he allegedly shared sensitive military information. Will Hegseth get away again, or will he face punishment this time?

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