The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has issued multiple calls for immediate de-escalation and restraint in Tripoli amid rising tensions and military buildup. UNSMIL urged all parties to refrain from violence and the use of force, warning that further clashes could endanger civilian lives and undermine fragile peace efforts. The mission emphasized the importance of dialogue as the only viable path to lasting peace and stability in Tripoli and across Libya. In parallel, the European Union delegation to Libya, along with diplomatic missions of EU member states, released a joint statement urging all Libyan parties to urgently de-escalate and halt military mobilizations in and around Tripoli. Libyan political parties have also expressed concern that the military escalation threatens the country's stability. Meanwhile, Libyan officials and observers have noted ongoing developments including administrative and infrastructural improvements in Benghazi, discussions on unifying military and security institutions, and diplomatic efforts involving Italy and the United States to restore political intervention for stability. Some Libyan figures have described the current situation as a potential reemergence of conflict reminiscent of the earlier Fajr Libya period, while others call for international consensus to resolve Libya's challenges.