Clashes break out between militants in the capital of Libya (video).

Fighting in Tripoli after the assassination of the militia leader

In the capital of Libya, Tripoli, fierce fighting broke out between armed groups after the assassination of the militia leader Abdul Gani al-Kikli, known as Geneva. This information is reported by local media. It led to reinforcements being sent from various cities such as Zawiya, Zintan, and Misrata. Due to the fighting, aircraft were evacuated from Mitiga Airport due to the threat of shelling. The media is spreading footage from the scene.

Gunfire can be heard, armored vehicles and tanks are moving through the streets. The authorities are urging local residents to stay at home. A state of emergency and a curfew have also been declared.

Local schools and universities have canceled classes due to the difficult situation in the city.

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India and Pakistan agree on a ceasefire

On May 10, a complete and immediate ceasefire was established between India and Pakistan. This decision was made at 5:00 PM local Time (2:30 PM Kyiv time). US President Donald Trump stated that both countries reached this decision after 'prolonged negotiations' mediated by the American side.

Earlier, on the night of May 10, India carried out a missile strike on several military bases in Pakistan, leading to a sharp increase in tension between the countries.

In response, Pakistan announced the launch of a military operation called 'Bunyan al-Marsoos', which translates to 'Unyielding Wall' from Arabic - this operation was launched in response to India's provocations.

Explosions were heard in the cities of Amritsar and Jammu in India. Pakistani military reported the destruction of an Indian BrahMos cruise missile depot in Beas, as well as strikes on the Pathankot airport and the Udhampur airbase, where a plume of smoke rose after the explosion.