Libya's neighbours Monday backed an Egyptian call for rival militias in the tumultuous **rth African country to be disarmed, agreeing with Cairo that there should be ** foreign intervention to stem spiralling lawlessness. Foreign ministers from Libya, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan and Chad met a day after Cairo denied Islamist militia accusations that it had conducted an air strike against Islamists in Tripoli. The ministerial get-together also came 48 hours after Islamist militias seized the airport in the Libyan capital and challenged the legitimacy of Libya's parliament, which was elected in June. In Cairo, the meeting of ministers supported Tripoli's beleaguered parliament, which Islamists say permitted Friday's deadly strike on the airport.
08-26-2014, 08:01 PM
Libya neighbours back Egypt call to disarm militias
Libya's neighbours Monday backed an Egyptian call for rival militias in the tumultuous **rth African country to be disarmed, agreeing with Cairo that there should be ** foreign intervention to stem spiralling lawlessness. Foreign ministers from Libya, Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Sudan and Chad met a day after Cairo denied Islamist militia accusations that it had conducted an air strike against Islamists in Tripoli. The ministerial get-together also came 48 hours after Islamist militias seized the airport in the Libyan capital and challenged the legitimacy of Libya's parliament, which was elected in June. In Cairo, the meeting of ministers supported Tripoli's beleaguered parliament, which Islamists say permitted Friday's deadly strike on the airport.
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