بريطانيا تفتح باب العمل العسكري ضد داعش في ليبيا

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فَتَحَ رئيس الوزراء البريطاني باب الاحتمالات أمام تنفيذ عمل عسكري ضد تنظيم «داعش» في ليبيا، بقوله إنَّه من واجبه التحرُّك ضد الإرهابيين أينما وُجدوا إذا مثلوا خطرًا على البريطانيين.
وقال ديفيد كاميرون عن محاربة التطرُّف والإرهاب إنَّه سيكون مستعدًّا للقيام بعمل عسكري لتحييد أي خطر يهدد حياة البريطانيين «سواء كان ذلك في سورية أو العراق أو ليبيا أو في أي مكان آخر»، وفق جريدة «تلغراف» البريطانية أمس الاثنين.
وقال كاميرون في خطابه حول التطرُّف: «هذه وظيفتي وهذا هو دوري كرئيس وزراء، إذا وُجد تهديد محدَّدٌ يمكنك وقفه فيجب عليك التحرُّك لوقفه أينما كان، كما يسمح لك القانون الدولي بفعل ذلك».
ورأى كاميرون أنَّ هزيمة التنظيم في سورية والعراق أمر أساسي في هزيمة الإرهاب، وأنَّ القيام بذلك سيتطلب عمليات أرضية لكنها ليست بريطانية بل سورية وعراقية وفقًا للجريدة.
وتداولت وسائل إعلام عالمية تقارير تفيد بأنَّ منفِّذ هجوم سوسة في تونس، الذي راح ضحيته عشرات من السياح البريطانيين كان قد تلقى تدريبًا في ليبيا.

تقرير مورغيني للإتحاد الأوروبي بخصوص ليبيا
Then with the Ministers we had a long and fruitful discussion on the situation in Libya, starting by sharing all our solidarity to the Italian authorities and to the Italian people after the kidnapping of four Italian citizens in Libya and this shows us that urgency of dealing with Libya and the crisis in Libya is not going away, on the contrary - it is even increasing.
In Libya there was a partial agreement facilitated by Bernardino León who was with us today debriefing the ministers and sharing with us the way ahead. It is a partial agreement that in itself is a good step that a few months ago would have been probably impossible to imagine or to really believe. It would have been impossible. But it is a partial agreement that could possibly lead to a full agreement and I - on behalf of all the ministers that were meeting today- invite all in Tripoli to join in the process and to contribute to something that is very much needed, not just by the international community, but by the Libyan people themselves.
We as the European Union, are ready to give all the economic and security support to a government of national accord in the moment when this will start. When I talk about the economic support, I talk about something very concrete: we discussed with the ministers a package of 100 million euros that is ready for supporting Libya in the moment when the Libyan authorities will define ways and needs on which they would require our assistance. But before we get there, we need to have a government of National Unity in place and I hope this can be the case in the coming weeks.
We also discussed a difficult issue that was on the table and is on the table, which is the issue of sanctions against the spoilers of the process. We as European Union are prepared to adopt sanctions, we have started considering names. Obviously we would prefer this decision or this discussion to take place in the UN system as we believe that it is the international community as a whole that has to put pressure and to open the way for those that have not joined in so far to do so and to make sure that also the citizens of Tripoli have a fair share of stability and peaceful developments in their country.
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As we focused on crises, we also focused on partners and how to strengthen them. You know already about our long meeting with the Tunisian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. We had a joint press conference following our meeting.
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And I am going to Morocco tonight, where I will pay my first official visit tomorrow, because we know very well that while we tackle the crises, the open crises, we also need to focus very much on strengthening our partners in the region, preventing crises to happen, strengthening actors that can help us managing with the crises that are open and obviously both Tunisia and Morocco have a key role to play when it comes to the Libyan crisis; Morocco in particular, having hosted the talks all these months.
للاطلاع عليه من مصدره :::::
http://eeas.europa.eu/statements-eeas/2015/150720_04_en.htm