Libyan airplane breaks sanctions

While coming from the Chadian capital N'Djamena, a Libyan airplane landed yesterday evening in Tripoli International Airport, breaking the air embargo imposed on Libya since 1992.

Adam Tugo, the assistant secretary-general of the assembly for the African coasts and deserts and Marina Kamoutshi, the wife of Abdul-Qader Kamoutshi the chairman of the Chadian National Assembly (the parliament) were on board.

Informed Libyan sources confirmed that the Libyan airplane's trip in accordance with the Organization of African Unity summit's resolution, which confirmed Libya's right to start air trips for official and humanitarian missions.