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Sewehli slams Rixos plotters saying the real thuwar are dying in Sirte

byNigel Ash
October 23, 2016
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Sewehli slams Rixos plotters saying the real thuwar are dying in Sirte

By Moutaz Ali.

Kobler and Sewehli
UN Special  Envoy Martin Kobler and State Council President Abdulrahman Sewehli (Photo: UNSMIL)

Tripoli, 22 October 2016:

High State Council head Abdulrahman Sewehli has laid into the Rixos coup plotters saying that they were not the revolutionaries (thurwar) they claimed to be.

“The real revolutionaries are there in Sirte,” said Sewehli, “sacrificing their lives to save Libya from terrorism”.

He was speaking at a joint press conference with UNSMIL chief Martin Kobler who had come to see him at his temporary HQ at the Radisson Mahari hotel.

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Kobler demanded the Rixos coup plotters to evacuate the HSC’s premises in the Rixos complex. He repeated his condemnation of the seizure and said that he appreciated the responsible and statesmanlike approach that he had heard from both Serraj and Sewehli. He urged an urgent and peaceful solution to this Tripoli security breach

Sewehli said that the Rixos coup plotters were merely a minority who represented only their own interests and lacked public support. He said that the stability and security of the capital would not be sacrificed by an open confrontation with the plotters.

Kobler had arrived in Tripoli as had the new French ambassador to Libya Brigitte Curmi. They had separate talks with Presidency Council chairman Faiez Serraj at the Busetta naval base.

They later went on to individual meetings with two ministers-designate, Colonel Mahdi Al-Barghathi  at defence and Mohamed Siala, foreign affairs as well as the head of the PC’s presidential guard Colonel Najmi Ramadan Khair Al-Nakua.

 

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