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Short and of interest about "parallel currency." The [US State Department] spokesman, Morgan Ortagus, called the bank an “illegitimate parallel entity,” stressing that the Government of National Accord (GNA) bank, the Central Bank of Libya, is the country’s only legitimate central bank. SouthfrontU.S. Seizes .1 Billion Of Russian-Printed Libyan Currency In Joint Operation With MaltaSee alsoThe Russian Foreign Ministry begs to differ.TASSUS Department of State statements are counterfeit, not dinars seized in Malta - ministry RelatedSputnik InternationalUS May Send Troops to Tunisia Over Alleged Russian Campaign to Destabilize Region, AFRICOM Says
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Short and of interest about "parallel currency." The [US State Department] spokesman, Morgan Ortagus, called the bank an “illegitimate parallel entity,” stressing that the Government of National Accord (GNA) bank, the Central Bank of Libya, is the country’s only legitimate central bank. SouthfrontU.S. Seizes .1 Billion Of Russian-Printed Libyan Currency In Joint Operation With MaltaSee alsoThe Russian Foreign Ministry begs to differ.TASSUS Department of State statements are counterfeit, not dinars seized in Malta - ministry RelatedSputnik InternationalUS May Send Troops to Tunisia Over Alleged Russian Campaign to Destabilize Region, AFRICOM Says
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Short and of interest about "parallel currency."
The [US State Department] spokesman, Morgan Ortagus, called the bank an “illegitimate parallel entity,” stressing that the Government of National Accord (GNA) bank, the Central Bank of Libya, is the country’s only legitimate central bank.Southfront
U.S. Seizes $1.1 Billion Of Russian-Printed Libyan Currency In Joint Operation With Malta
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The Russian Foreign Ministry begs to differ.
TASS
US Department of State statements are counterfeit, not dinars seized in Malta - ministry
Related
Sputnik International
US May Send Troops to Tunisia Over Alleged Russian Campaign to Destabilize Region, AFRICOM Says