After the Turkish threat ... Libyan MPs welcome cooperation with Egypt

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said yesterday, in a television interview, that the "Accord Government" would not benefit in the event of a cease-fire, and therefore called on them to accelerate the control of both Sirte and al-Jafra, noting that if these talks failed, Preparations for a major military operation there have been completed, and only a decision remains.

In response to the Turkish threats that are trying, with the assistance of Syrian mercenaries, to control the capabilities of the Libyan people, after the agreements concluded with al-Sarraj government, Parliament said in a statement today, that it "welcomes the concerted efforts between Egypt and Libya to maintain security and stability in our country and the region."

The Libyan parliament welcomed the intervention saying, "It also welcomes the intervention of the Egyptian armed forces to protect the Libyan and Egyptian national security it sees danger is imminent to the security of our two countries."

"Because of the strategic depth that Libya represents to Libya at all levels of security, economic and social throughout history, and the risks posed by the Turkish occupation to a direct threat to our country and neighboring countries, especially Egypt, that will not stop except with the concerted efforts of the Arab neighboring countries, The Libyan Parliament is the only legitimate representative elected by the Libyan people and representative of its free will, confirming its welcome to what was stated in the speech of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, in the presence of representatives of the Libyan tribes.

The Parliament of Libya considered that the two countries' confrontation with the invaders would guarantee the independence of the Libyan national decision, preserve the sovereignty and unity of Libya, and preserve the wealth and capabilities of the Libyan people from the ambitions of the colonial invaders, and the supreme word of the Libyan people would be in accordance with their free will and supreme interests.

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ANHA