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LROR warns against any negotiations

byNigel Ash
March 18, 2016
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By Libya Herald reporters.

Tripoli, 14 October 2o14:

Any “stand-out” House of Representative members who have refused to attend the parliament in Tobruk . . .[restrict]who now take part in negotiations would “sink the Libya Dawn ship” warned the Libya Revolutionary Operations Room today.

Describing any talks as a “hollow dialogue”  the LROR said on their social media page that any of the elected HoR members who agreed to participate, were obviously unaware that “they are being used to break up the unity of Libya Dawn”.

Their actions would be giving comfort to “the traitors” of the HoR and allowing Dignity forces the time to regroup.

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The LROR claimed that given “the massacre” at Kikla and the continuing air strikes against Ansar Al-Sharia in Benghazi, “it is now clear that the parliament and the remnants of the former regime do not understand any language but force”.

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