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France calls for new international action to repel terrorism in Libya


Called French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Odrian, on Wednesday, the international community to "move" to prevent the establishment of a "terrorist haven" in Libya, stressing that such a haven, "you should not accept it."
To Odrian told the French soldiers stationed in N'Djamena during an inspection visit on the occasion of the New Year holiday, "What is happening in Libya in light of the political and security chaos is not only the emission of a terrorist haven in the immediate surroundings of the European continent."
He added that "the international community will commit a grave error if they remained idle in front of a such a haven for terrorism at the heart of the Mediterranean Sea. This is something you should not accept it."
The French minister also stressed that "all parties have to move. You must, to the extent possible, to find the Libyans themselves," and days of the deadline set by the United Nations Mission in Libya to collect the parties to the conflict in this country around the table of negotiations and planned in the fifth by January
"But Libya's neighboring states the responsibility of the international community is to stand to the side of the Libyans in order to find ways to stabilize."
Furthermore, the Odrian stressed that "France will inevitably lead full role" in this context, leaving the door open to all possibilities.
And come to Odrian remarks at a time when many countries in the region demands, including Chad, international military urgent "intervention aimed at addressing the armed groups" in Libya.
And fighting power in Libya and the two governments Berlmanan, the first close of the Islamic militias, and the second is recognized by the international community, took the extremists of these security and political chaos to establish a base in the south of the country, which has become a safe haven for them.
 alarabiya.net
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