Libya: rebellious general Haftar rushes to power

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According to RIA "News"A spokesman for the law, Omar Bush, said that a group of armed men seized the building of the Libyan parliament in Tripoli on Sunday and attacked parliamentarians' offices, referring to the Reuters news agency.

It is noted that supporters of the rebellious General Khalifa Haftar, who wanted to arrest the Islamists, participated in the attack. Armed people set fire to the building of the Universal National Congress, blocking the adjacent streets. Congress members had time to leave the building.

It is also reported that on Monday, unidentified persons fired rockets at an air base in Benghazi. “The missiles were fired at the base, but there were no serious consequences,” said base commander Colonel Saad Verfally, adding that the Islamists had organized the attack.

It is worth recalling that last Friday, the forces controlled by General Haftar attacked the positions of the Islamist groups February 17 and Ansar Sharia, without notifying the current authorities of Tripoli. 79 people died in the clashes, more than 140 people were injured.

General Haftar was still in service with Gaddafi. At the beginning of the 1980s, he immigrated to the United States due to disagreements with the current regime. He returned to Benghazi in November 2011 after the start of the uprising. Later he entered the command of the newly formed armed forces, but in February 2014 of the year unexpectedly announced the suspension of the work of the provisional authorities and the parliament, which was regarded as a failed coup attempt.
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  1. +2
    19 May 2014 10: 20
    Colonel in Libya wants to replace the general?
    1. +2
      19 May 2014 10: 27
      Quote: gandalf
      Colonel in Libya wants to replace the general?

      While the situation is shaky, the list of applicants for the main position will be very diverse.
    2. +14
      19 May 2014 10: 30
      If he is against the Islamists, I am for him.
      1. +3
        19 May 2014 10: 50
        Quote: Riperbahn
        If he is against the Islamists, I am for him.
        Libya state has already broken up. It remains only on the maps.
    3. +6
      19 May 2014 11: 16
      Quote: gandalf
      Colonel in Libya wants to replace the general?

      As our local Saitovskiy "Voice of America" ​​under the nickname BEK said, it is a young democracy, which after the overthrow of the tyrant Gaddafi will ultimately lead to happy prosperity.
      he wrote to me a year ago; laughing
      1. +1
        19 May 2014 11: 49
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        will result in a happy prosperity.

        )) .... so gardens bloom there? -yes .... tangerines bloom? Yes .... conclusion? ... and the beck is right .... blooming, fading)))
        1. +2
          19 May 2014 12: 24
          Quote: gispanec
          .a beck is right .... blooming, fading)))

          Beck is always right, even if he is not at all right; he will not betray democratic values, even under pain of eternal ban laughing
      2. +1
        19 May 2014 18: 31
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        a year ago he wrote, scha even silent

        Many have been missing lately. They do not want to communicate with Russian barbarians, they are afraid of the wrath of the righteous.
  2. +11
    19 May 2014 10: 22
    Libya is the most obvious, demonstrative example of American democracy. But people lived well, Gaddafi cherished and cherished every citizen, only guest workers were engaged in dirty work. Very sorry for the simple Lebanese. To a peaceful life im like walking through the Sahara request
    1. +5
      19 May 2014 10: 26
      The Libyans for what they fought now have you.
      Maidans, Tahrirs will not lead to anything good.
      We, in principle, profitable. Minus one gas competitor.
      1. 0
        20 May 2014 01: 34
        And minus our contracts that will no longer bring us income from there.
    2. +6
      19 May 2014 10: 29
      Let them get what they deserve. They must pay for the death of Gaddafi.
      Then they will grow wiser.
      1. +5
        19 May 2014 10: 46
        Exactly. And note the similarity: there the "revolution" was organized by the southern semi-literate tribes of the Skotolozhtsy. Pastoralists, sorry for the mess.
        A city sat and hutaskraynichali. Nude Nude.
        No parallels?
        1. +3
          19 May 2014 14: 08
          Here is the link:
          http://www.odnako.org/blogs/bengazi-schitaet-trupi-chto-obshchego-mezhdu-kaddafi
          -i-strelkovim /
          And this is a quote from it:
          In one of his last addresses to the people, the leader of the Libyan Jamahiriya, Muammar Gaddafi, said:

          "You can not ask others to fight and die on your behalf to protect you. It is your responsibility as a person. ”

          This message was primarily addressed to its own people. That people, who, even being armed, en masse, preferred to sit at home, while the fatherland was spreading at the seams. These people had every opportunity to defend him, but few did. Why? For the very same reason that potential defenders of Donbass are sitting out now, they hoped that someone would decide everything without their participation.

          One-to-one - the situation in Donbass and Lugansk ...
    3. +2
      19 May 2014 11: 48
      Quote: ksv500
      Very sorry for the simple Lebanese.


      Lebanese are in Lebanon, and in Libya are Libyans request
      1. +1
        19 May 2014 14: 02
        I apologize for being sealed. Although the Lebanese are not much better, there are many nonhumans from Syria rushing to Lebanon, the number of terrorist attacks
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  3. +3
    19 May 2014 10: 24
    Vicious corpse rape, all programmed by the CIA ....
  4. +5
    19 May 2014 10: 25
    But without Primakov Evgeni Maksimovich can not do however hi. But looking at the map and remembering the desire of Egypt to cooperate with Russia, certain thoughts arise ... recourse
  5. +4
    19 May 2014 10: 37
    Haftar is a Jammahili renegade trained by the CIA and sent to defeated Libya to restore order in the spirit of Amer’s democracy, which lacks Libyan oil.
  6. +3
    19 May 2014 10: 44
    Libya: rebellious general Haftar rushes to power

    I remember that when Obama was asked: "Do you know that in Libya now (well, after the overthrow of Gaddafi) people are not living well?" he replied: "But the people of Libya now can decide their own destiny!" Well, the people decide ... And I suspect that the solution will not be found soon ...
  7. kelevra
    +8
    19 May 2014 10: 45
    Everything is clear, he emigrated to the United States, then returned immediately after the uprising! The same type as our Nemtsov and Udaltsov with Navalny. Traitors!
  8. 0
    19 May 2014 10: 52
    He does it right. And who is against, all for. Well done, do not sleep like others. Strike while the iron is hot.
  9. +5
    19 May 2014 10: 52
    Quote: retired
    Libya: rebellious general Haftar rushes to power

    I remember that when Obama was asked: "Do you know that in Libya now (well, after the overthrow of Gaddafi) people are not living well?" he replied: "But the people of Libya now can decide their own destiny!" Well, the people decide ... And I suspect that the solution will not be found soon ...
    The people after the advent of American democracy begin to live regardless of Happiness and Well-being. And most importantly, people gain the right to self-determination! Only the people themselves decide what to do.
  10. 0
    19 May 2014 11: 07
    Needless to say. As people say ... the holy place is empty ... ... the Americans probably scratch their turnips, the dictator has announced again. The dictator is better than the whole people are suffering. Their late dictator is much more human than the Amer’s frame.
  11. 0
    19 May 2014 11: 11
    Amerikosy kazschachka send. Is the current government not happy with everything?
  12. 0
    19 May 2014 11: 29
    This is what I think! Looking at the events of recent years! On the politics of the USA and their president! It is believed that Obama imagines himself a god! Newfound mission! But if he considers himself superior to Jesus .... Isn't it time to crucify him? But, considering how many tears and grief he brought, he must be crucified face to the wall and upside down! To make it easier for his supporters to kiss him in the ass!
    1. arch_kate3
      +1
      19 May 2014 11: 42
      Yes, Obama does not rule the country - he is a manager of the highest rank and everything, others rule, they are in demand. And as for their secret rituals, read books - your hair will stand on end! And I’d like to spit on them all at once ... Such an abomination.
  13. +1
    19 May 2014 11: 35
    General Haftar was still in service under Gaddafi. In the early 1980s, he immigrated to the United States due to disagreements with the current regime. He returned to Benghazi in November 2011 after the uprising began.
    The general’s task is extremely simple, to provide American companies with on-site access to Libyan oil. The Americans fulfilled their promise, everything honorable Libyans - democracy, American corporations - oil. hi
  14. arch_kate3
    0
    19 May 2014 11: 38
    So where did this general come from? From America? In exile there was. Well ... American freedom?
  15. 0
    19 May 2014 11: 41
    The Americans set fire to another hotbed of war. In peacetime on the planet, they feel bad. We need a counterbalance to extremists and CIA proteges. A moderate Muslim that the Muslim and other people of Libya can follow. We need a unifier and a collector of the land of Libya, and even the people divided by peoples and tribes will follow him.
    1. 0
      19 May 2014 12: 18
      There is nothing to set on fire there. Everything was burned out by the efforts of America and the EU.
  16. parus2nik
    +1
    19 May 2014 11: 50
    General Haftar was still in service under Gaddafi. In the early 1980s, he immigrated to the United States due to disagreements with the current regime. He returned to Benghazi in November 2011 after the uprising began.
    Well, clearly .. I will not be surprised if Haftar .. takes power into his own hands ... In Libya, nothing has ended, everything is just beginning ..
  17. 0
    19 May 2014 11: 51
    Quote: ksv500
    . Very sorry for the simple Lebanese.

    And the Lebanese, too. But in Libya, all the same, the Libyans.
  18. Roshchin
    +1
    19 May 2014 12: 11
    Again, power is changing. The first thing that the next, non-pro-American government will do is drive out the American democrats and shoot their local supporters.
    1. 0
      19 May 2014 12: 20
      Perfectly. Usually, the new government first of all attaches itself to the feeder, trying to plunder the remnants of national wealth.
  19. 0
    19 May 2014 13: 42
    Another hot spot, you don’t think that there are too many of them, in a single period, Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Libya, tensions between China and Vietnam, squabble between Koreas. What are we going to?
  20. buser
    +1
    19 May 2014 13: 43
    if in the skies of Libya you cannot see NATO aviation, that is, no one bothers Haftar to put pressure on the Islamists, that is, he does not bother him to take power, then this means "power to Haftar, oil to the West, and everyone else under the bench" because do not believe in fairy tales about democracy ...
  21. miraculous
    0
    19 May 2014 14: 04
    I feel in Ukraine too soon the power will change