Libya Prime Minister says opponents should be tried for war crimes

The transcript discusses the political instability in Libya, leading to migration towards Europe. The Prime Minister issues a warning about the dire situation, highlighting the displacement of thousands of civilians and the potential need for military intervention. The Prime Minister calls these actions war crimes and urges the international community to take responsibility and help address the crisis.

What was the Prime Minister's reaction to the instability in Libya?

• He issued a dire warning.

• He dismissed the situation.

• He celebrated the events.

• He ignored the crisis.

What is the impact on civilians in the capital of Libya?

• They are displaced.

• They are thriving.

• They are unaffected.

• They are celebrating.

What action did the Prime Minister of Libya consider due to the crisis?

• Declaring a national holiday.

• Building new infrastructure.

• Seeking outside military intervention.

• Increasing taxes.

What does the Prime Minister of Libya equate the current situation to?

• An economic boom.

• A political victory.

• War crimes.

• A natural disaster.

What is the Prime Minister urging the international community to do?

• Step up and take responsibility.

• Ignore the situation.

• Provide financial aid only.

• Send humanitarian aid exclusively.