The UN has issued a warning about the rapidly deteriorating political, economic, and security situation in Libya, highlighting that unilateral actions by various political and military actors have intensified tensions and divisions. Acting UN envoy Stephanie Koury reported to the Security Council that these developments are complicating efforts for a negotiated resolution, while also leading to recent clashes and mobilizations among armed groups. The ongoing instability threatens to undermine the UN-brokered political transition and could result in further escalation of violence in the country. Koury emphasized the urgent need for renewed political talks to establish a unified government and conduct elections to avert greater instability. The Libyan ambassador criticized the Security Council for failing to provide effective solutions, urging for the empowerment of the Libyan people to determine their own future. The situation remains critical as Libya grapples with the consequences of years of conflict and division since the 2011 uprising against Moamer Kadhafi.