The United States warned Saturday that the conflict in Libya could become "widespread," urging that a new parliament be quickly seated after contested elections. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki also called for work on drafting Libya's new constitution to take place unhindered, amid increasing lawlessness and unrest in the country. "The United States is deeply concerned by the ongoing violence in Libya and dangerous posturing that could lead to widespread conflict there," Psaki said in a statement. "We affirm our support for Libya's democratic transition and urge the seating of the new Council of Representatives as soon as possible."
07-28-2014, 12:41 AM
US warns of 'widespread conflict' in Libya
The United States warned Saturday that the conflict in Libya could become "widespread," urging that a new parliament be quickly seated after contested elections. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki also called for work on drafting Libya's new constitution to take place unhindered, amid increasing lawlessness and unrest in the country. "The United States is deeply concerned by the ongoing violence in Libya and dangerous posturing that could lead to widespread conflict there," Psaki said in a statement. "We affirm our support for Libya's democratic transition and urge the seating of the new Council of Representatives as soon as possible."
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