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Source: Dubai – Arabia.net
It seems that the dispute between the Minister of the Interior of the Government of National Accord, Fathi Bashagha and its head, Fayez al-Sarraj, will not go unnoticed. After it was decided to postpone the investigation with Bashagha until the two, who in turn demanded that it be made public, Muhammad Al-Hussan threatened the commander of the so-called “Defense Brigade 166” in Al-Wefaq. By deserting the government, if Bashagha left.
Al-Hussan said: “I will not be silent on corruption, and if Interior Minister Bashagha leaves the government, the reconciliation government will no longer represent me.”
‘Something very important’
Meanwhile, local media reported that the Al-Wefaq Forces “Misrata 166 Protection and Surveillance Brigade” had demanded on Saturday that all of its members go to its headquarters.
The battalion said on “Facebook” that the orders issued to its members to go to its headquarters came from a very important matter.
This came hours after the Presidential Council decided to suspend the Minister of the Interior, Government of National Accord, Fathi Bashagha, from work and appear for investigation.
Fathi Bashagha at Tripoli Mitiga Airport (Archives – France Press)
Point of no return
On the other hand, the information indicated that Misrata militias that support Al-Wefaq Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha had moved to the Libyan capital to protect him after his return from Ankara, due to their disagreement with the head of the Government of the Agreement, Fayez al-Sarraj and his militias, as reported on Sunday by the press center of the Libyan Army’s Nationality Operations Room. There is an intense spread of militias affiliated with the city of Misrata on Omar Al-Mukhtar street and Martyrs’ Square in Tripoli.
Fathi Bashagha at Tripoli Mitiga Airport (Archives – France Press)
The gap between Sarraj and his interior minister widened, to the point of no return, after the former decided to suspend the labor minister and ordered an investigation into the attacks on protesters, following Bashagha’s accusations of militias affiliated with Sarraj from attacking peaceful protesters, and was excluded from two high-level security meetings.
Before setting the date for the investigation with Bashagha, the strong and rising man in Misrata who is linked to the Muslim Brotherhood group near Turkey, both took refuge with armed militias to guard him, while the Misrata militias back Bashagha against the Tripoli militias that support Sarraj, increasing the possibility of an armed confrontation between these militias.
Loyal to Fathi Bashagha in Tripoli (Archive – Reuters)
Security forces loyal to Bashagha in Tripoli (Archive – Reuters)
Protect it before getting off the plane
It is noteworthy that Bashagha arrived on Saturday night at the Mitiga airport in Tripoli from Turkey, with the protection of some 300 military vehicles that had come to the Mitiga base to accompany him.
Militants of extremist groups and the Muslim Brotherhood gathered to accompany him, upon his arrival in Mitiga.
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