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The four European Union officials were fired from Bingazi of Libya as an efforts to stop the flow of immigrant stops. Libya is currently a vital step for immigrants to be taken to Southern Europe by criminal gangs, and a treacherous route is used to transform thousands of people into Greece and Italy.
After landing on the country, Migration Ministers from the EU Interior and Migration Commissioner, Magnus Brunner and Greece, Italy and Malta were declared and had to leave. Delegation included Italy’s Migration Minister Matteo Piantedosi, Greek counterpart Thanos Plevris and Malta’s Byron Mosques. They were all subjected to allegations that East Libya underlined the sovereign government.
The country is currently divided between the two parties, Bingazi Military Commander Khalifa Happy in Eastern Libya and the capital Tripoli National Unity Government is controlled by the government.
According to Politico, the “diplomatic event” emerged because the EU does not recognize the Eastern Government in Libya.
HAFTAR claimed that the authorities had violated diplomatic protocols, but the sources later claimed that they had a last -minute meeting between the ministers and the delegation.
Bingazi is currently controlled by Hafter, which is now understood that Moscow has been aligned and helps measures that help measures to alleviate the migration burden on the EU.
Plas We would like to give a clear message from the country that we will help Libya to keep illegal immigrants, prevent them from going to the EU and return illegal immigrants to their homeland at the same time.
“We will cooperate in this direction. Crete receives a tremendous pressure from the east coast and we want to prevent it.”
A government official from an EU country told Polico: “Delegates were in the VIP region of the airport and were about to have a meeting, but the week asked him to attend the meeting (and certainly asked the Eastern Libyan Government’s PM and FM).
“This was impossible for the EU commissioner and the EU governments to accept. Brunner agreed only for a meeting with Aftar. The reaction of the week seems to have been staged.”
Malta Interior Minister Byron Camilleri said: “Unfortunately, the planned meeting in Bingazi was canceled after a protocol problem between the local authorities and the EU Embassy in Libya.”
It is understood that all three ministers have returned to their own countries after the incident.
