Libyan Ambassador In Ghana condemns Bombing

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    The Libyan Ambassador in Ghana, Dr Ali Ahmed Ghudban, on Tuesday condemned the West for its bombing raids of the North African country and warned that his country would exercise its right to self defence in accordance with the UN Charter.

    “Accordingly, naval and aerial targets, military and civilian,
    shall be exposed to a real threat in the Mediterranean Sea, since by
    this blatant military aggression and irresponsible action, the
    Mediterranean Sea and North Africa have actually become a war zone,”
    he said in a statement issued in Accra.

    Dr Ghudban said in the early hours of March 19, France led “a
    group of colonialist states” in a blatant aggression on Libya, thus
    violating the UN Charter which prohibited “the use of force or even
    threat of force”.

    It said France and the other coalition states, the US and United
    Kingdom, had violated the UN Charter. “As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, it is her (France’s) duty to prevent any other state from violating the Charter and from the use of force or threat in solving international problems.”

    Dr Ghudban said the UN Security Council and the international
    community had the responsibility to immediately stop “this blatant
    unjust aggression against Libya, a sovereign state”.

    He said Libyans would confront “this colonialist aggression” with
    determination, bravery, fortitude and firmness, with Allah’s support. Dr Ghudban called on peace loving people of Arab and Islamic
    states, the people of Latin America, Asia and Africa to stand with the
    valiant people of Libya to confront the aggression which would only
    energise the Libyan people in unity.

    “Now depots are being opened and all the masses are being armed
    with all kinds of arms to defend the independence of Libya, its
    territorial integrity and honour,” he said.

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