Đáng chú ý, Ấn Độ công nhận Ủy ban chuyển tiếp ở Libya sau Nga và Trung Quốc
India recognises Transitional Council of Libya
Sandeep Dikshit
New Delhi, September 17, 2011
With Russian and China deserting the BRICS grouping in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), India on Satruday decided to extend support to former Libyan rebels Transitional National Council (TNC) led by Mustafa Abdel Jalil.
India has been in contact with the TNC in Benghazi and Cairo but was skeptical about the situation in Libya. With the Qadhafi regime withering away and most countries with economic interests in Libya preferring to cast their lot with the new masters in Tripoli, India also declared its willingness to extend assistance to Libya in its political transition, rebuilding and reconstruction.
This will be formally announced at the High Level Meeting on Libya scheduled to be held in the margins of the UNGA on September 20. The Indian Charge de Affairs to Libya, currently based in Tunis, has formally established contact with the TNC Mission in Tunis.
India has given humanitarian assistance of USD one million through the UN to Libya and assistance of another USD two million is being processed.
However, officials here maintained misgivings about the manner in which the West twisted the UNSC mandate to protecting civilians into one of regime change. They termed the victory in Tripoli as one of “NATO aerial assets and the active support of western intelligence agencies and commandoes” to the TNC.
With pro-Government forces having melted away, officials are apprehensive of some remnants continuing a low intensity struggle from different places in weeks if not months ahead. Libya is a tribal society and it is a question mark whether all tribes are giving allegiance to the new dispensation. In addition the TNC is not known to be a unified group either. Last heard it had four splinter groups.
“India does not buy the argument that now that NATO, UNSC and the West have got together everything will be rosy in Libya. The real problem, even if the four TNC groups hold together, would stem from the heavy flow of arms into Libya, led by the French. It is going to be long haul,” said officials.
India has been in contact with the TNC in Benghazi and Cairo but was skeptical about the situation in Libya. With the Qadhafi regime withering away and most countries with economic interests in Libya preferring to cast their lot with the new masters in Tripoli, India also declared its willingness to extend assistance to Libya in its political transition, rebuilding and reconstruction.
This will be formally announced at the High Level Meeting on Libya scheduled to be held in the margins of the UNGA on September 20. The Indian Charge de Affairs to Libya, currently based in Tunis, has formally established contact with the TNC Mission in Tunis.
India has given humanitarian assistance of USD one million through the UN to Libya and assistance of another USD two million is being processed.
However, officials here maintained misgivings about the manner in which the West twisted the UNSC mandate to protecting civilians into one of regime change. They termed the victory in Tripoli as one of “NATO aerial assets and the active support of western intelligence agencies and commandoes” to the TNC.
With pro-Government forces having melted away, officials are apprehensive of some remnants continuing a low intensity struggle from different places in weeks if not months ahead. Libya is a tribal society and it is a question mark whether all tribes are giving allegiance to the new dispensation. In addition the TNC is not known to be a unified group either. Last heard it had four splinter groups.
“India does not buy the argument that now that NATO, UNSC and the West have got together everything will be rosy in Libya. The real problem, even if the four TNC groups hold together, would stem from the heavy flow of arms into Libya, led by the French. It is going to be long haul,” said officials.
Source: The Hindu,
http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/article2462076.ece
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