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Authorities in control of eastern Libya banned citizens aged 18 to 45 from traveling abroad without a permission from the authorities in order to prevent them from joining foreign terrorist groups, media reported.
The ban, imposed by the Council of Deputies on Thursday, is supposed to be temporary and the most Libyan citizens will be able to undergo security check within a day, Sputnik said citing a source from the military chief of staff's office.
The internal conflict and instability prompted the advance of terrorist groups, particularly Daesh.
Libya's Armed Forces of the Council of Deputies have been engaged in operations against the Daesh and terrorist group al-Qaeda (banned in Russia), which had seized parts of the eastern towns of Benghazi and Ajdabiya.
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