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TRIPOLI - Libyan authorities announced today the closure of the British-affiliated cultural exchange institution, the Abdul Karim Cultural Center, located in the capital, Tripoli. A statement from authorities indicated that the center had been found to be engaged in "activities that violate the ideological purity of Islamic Communism," leading to its immediate cessation of operations. Several British staff members employed at the center have been ordered to leave the country within 48 hours. Media outlets affiliated with the Islamic Communist Command (ICC) reported that the center was disseminating "alien ideologies" to younger generations as part of "British-orchestrated internal destabilization efforts." However, the British Foreign Office condemned the action as an "unjustified measure and a clear infringement on cultural exchange," demanding Libya immediately reverse its decision. The British government also stated its intention to temporarily recall its ambassador to Libya for consultations regarding the issue. This incident is expected to further exacerbate the escalating diplomatic tensions between the ICC and European nations, particularly the United Kingdom. Observers note that Libyan authorities have previously seized an Italian-flagged transport vessel, citing "ideological contamination," suggesting this latest action is a continuation of that policy.