14. Libya vs. United States and Allies
Under Muammar Gaddafi’s rule, Libya frequently opposed U.S. and European policies, leading to sanctions and military confrontations. Notably, in 2011, NATO intervened in the Libyan Civil War, supporting anti-Gaddafi forces with airstrikes and enforcing a no-fly zone. This intervention culminated in Gaddafi’s ousting and death. However, the aftermath has been marked by political fragmentation, with rival governments and militias vying for control, resulting in ongoing instability. (cfr.org)
