Libya unity govt tells protesters no foreign base planned ...Kuwait

Libya's UN-recognised unity government on Thursday dismissed accusations it had promised part of Al-Khoms to its ally Turkey as a naval base after days of protests in the port city. "What is being said about the state ceding or authorising the use of the maritime port of Al-Khoms as a foreign naval base is incorrect and without foundation," government spokesman Mohamed Hamuda said in a dockside visit, accompanied by top naval and port officials. His comments followed days of protests in the city 120 kilometres (75 miles) east of Tripoli, during which access roads to the docks have been blocked with burning tyres. Calling on residents to exercise restraint, Hamuda wa

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