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Haftar launched Operation Dignity in eastern Libya

Retired general Khalifa Haftar launched the military campaign known as Operation Dignity in eastern Libya in May 2014. In the causal graph this event sets in motion Haftar LNA parallel power, Tripoli offensive and oil coercion, a driver that strengthens Political Stability and Absence of Violence Gap from the Highest Governance Score — a worsening welfare path.

Haftar launched Operation Dignity in eastern Libya

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Retired general Khalifa Haftar launched the military campaign known as Operation Dignity in eastern Libya in May 2014. UN reporting described the operation as initially targeting Ansar al-Sharia but also striking other armed formations, helping turn political fragmentation into an organized armed confrontation.

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  1. 1.UN Sanctions and MediationUnited Nations · verified
  2. 2.Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Support Mission in LibyaUnited Nations · verified

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  1. FactHaftar launched Operation Dignity in eastern Libya
  2. sets in motionDriverHaftar LNA parallel power, Tripoli offensive and oil coercion
  3. strengthensIndicatorPolitical Stability and Absence of Violence Gap from the Highest Governance Score

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Factrail. (2026). Haftar launched Operation Dignity in eastern Libya. Factrail. https://factrail.ai/facts/haftar-operation-dignity-launched-2014

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