Featured Al-Sisi: Any Egyptian intervention in Libya has become legal

[dBSPL]

hahaha, why did you change the title? this show becoming more and more tragicomic. According to which UN decision or bilateral agreement, how military intervention can be legal? please show us

If this happens it will be a completely illegal intervention. Egypt do not have any border security agreement with the Libyan state. It threatens to occupy the borders of a legitimate and UN-recognized state under international law. This barbarity attempt can leads to a major fiasco for Egypt.

Algeria's and Tunisia's attitude and diplomatic language of theirs accommodatings which covering all the interlocutors of Libya issue, should be an example to Egypt.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Let's say sisi invaded a sovereign country. You think a Nato standard trained armed forces will stand by and watch? There won't be just drones this time.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1271523288108367873

Lol, NATO standard means nothing when you are operating thousands of miles from Turkey.

 

[cabatli_53]

Wth such stupid strength shows, Sisi can just frighten the countries similar to the one managed by junta dictators. This guy is digging own grave at present. There is just one UN recognized legitimate government that countries are in dialogue. It is GNA but this coward is openly threatening sovereignity of Libya by exprrssing his invading plans in fromt of World commumity. There is not any legal ground Sisi can defend himself in this event. It seems Gulfies has just transfered the money and he started barking. The future will be really tragicomic If this coup plotter make a mistake in Libya.

BTW, Serrac was in Algeria today and signed many deals with Algeria regarding economic and financial matters. A few days later, Ethopian president will visit Sarac in Libya. In recent days, Turkish delegation visited Sarac and signed lots of deal but Our coup plotter Junta Sisi will invade this state. Why? Because He is not happy. Sisi’s coup plotter junta gangs are being crushed by legitimate government. What a guy!

 

[QWECXZ]

Wth such stupid strength shows, Sisi can just frighten the countries similar to the one managed by junta dictators. This guy is digging own grave at present. There is just one UN recognized legitimate government countries are in dialogue. It is GNA but this coward is openly threatening sovereignity of Libya state by invading its lands. There is not any legal ground Sisi can defend himself in this event. It seems Gulfies has just transfered the money and he started barking. The future will be really tragicomic If this coup plotter make a mistake in Libya.

Honestly, Egypt won't need any legal grounds for interfering in Libya if even one permanent UNSC member supports them. The whole UNSC structure is flawed and stupid, but it is what it is.

 

[The SC]

hahaha, why did you change the title? this show becoming more and more tragicomic. According to which UN decision or bilateral agreement, how military intervention can be legal? please show us

If this happens it will be a completely illegal intervention. Egypt do not have any border security agreement with the Libyan state. It threatens to occupy the borders of a legitimate and UN-recognized state under international law. This barbarity attempt can leads to a major fiasco for Egypt.

Algeria's and Tunisia's attitude and diplomatic language of theirs accommodatings which covering all the interlocutors of Libya issue, should be an example to Egypt.

HaHaHa.. and all they got is terrorists coming through Libya blowing up things in both Algeria and Tunisia.. know what you are talking about first.. OH! and we know that's what you like and want.. so get ready for the lesson of your life..now

 

[Oublious]

Lol, NATO standard means nothing when you are operating thousands of miles from Turkey.

When a 80 fighters and 16 frigatte with subs comes at you means a lot...

 

[damm1t]

HaHaHa.. and all they got is terrorists coming through Libya blowing up things in both Algeria and Tunisia.. know what you are talking about first.. OH! and we know that's what you like and want.. so get ready for the lesson of your life..now

Ok ok, we all scared to death. Now go to your bed young man.

 

[Ahmad Bhutta]

Legal? So supporting a warlord dictator against a legitimate democratically elected government is legal
Under these pretext it should be legal for Iran to support houthis in Yemen ?

 

[Philip the Arab]

When a 80 fighters and 16 frigatte with subs comes at you means a lot...

You sound like a kid saying "When I get buff I'll beat you up" it never happens buddy.

 

[Oublious]

Erdogan should do things like Arab dictators, show of with millitairy parade. Look sisi is doing it each 6 month, speaking with his balls.

 

[cabatli_53]

Whenever a city were cleaned from terrorist juntas, the mass graves were found. UN started investigation for the massacres Hafter carried out in the cities they have captured. In such a climate, You will openly threaten the legitimate government with invasion.? It seems Sisi hasn’t yet satisfied with crimes his gangs commited so He will help his puppet to carry out more. Honestly, If Sisi make a mistake, Turkey will gain all legitimate reasons to put him into place where He should stay. Majority of Egyptian people will approve what Turkiye is going to defend in this matter. We will give Egyptian public required chance for a revenge against this Gulf controlled junta.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Haha, of course its a circle jerk center all these Turkish members are busting simultaneous nuts by thinking of their former glory. Let me sit back and watch what happens with my popcorn.

 

[Clutch]

Urgent: Al-Sisi: Sirte and Al-Jafra crossing is a red line for the Egyptian army

Urgent # Sisi: The Egyptian forces will advance towards Libya alongside the Libyan Arab Army and the Libyan national tribes

https://twitter.com/x/status/1274340019457622020

This is the reason why i hope Ethiopia builds this dam. The Terrorist regime of Sissy needs to end.

Egypt calls on UN to intervene after impasse in Nile dam talks
Egypt appeals for UN Security Council help on Ethiopia's Nile dam after latest round of talks ended without a deal.

20 hours ago
Egypt has called on the United Nations Security Council to intervene to restart talks on the $4.6bn hydroelectric dam being built by Ethiopia on the Blue Nile near the border with Sudan.

The move on Friday came as tensions run high after multiple rounds of talks over the years between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan failed to produce a deal for the filling and operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

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Addis Ababa has declared plans to start filling the dam next month, regardless of whether a deal was reached.

Cairo appealed to the UN Security Council "to intervene to emphasize the importance that three countries ... continue negotiations in good faith," the Egyptian foreign ministry said in a statement.

"The Arab Republic of Egypt took this decision in light of the stalled negotiations that took place recently on the Renaissance Dam as a result of Ethiopian stances that are not positive," the statement said.


Explainer: Egypt fears losing water supply to Ethiopia mega-dam (2:13)
The latest round of talks, which had started on June 9 through video conference, followed a previous round of negotiations in Washington, which ended without agreement in February. No date has been set for the stalled talks to resume.

The years-long dispute pits Ethiopia's desire to become a major power exporter and development engine against Egypt's concern that the dam will significantly curtail its water supply if filled too quickly.

Egypt, which is almost entirely dependent on the Nile for its fresh-water supplies, sees the dam as a potentially existential threat. It is anxious to secure a legally binding deal that would guarantee minimum flows and a mechanism for resolving disputes before the dam starts operating.

Sudan has long been caught between the competing interests.

In Ethiopia, the arrival of the rainy season is bringing more water to the Blue Nile, the main branch of the Nile, and Addis Ababa sees that as an ideal time to begin filling the dam's reservoir next month.

"For us, it is not mandatory to reach an agreement before starting filling the dam, hence, we will commence the filling process in the coming rainy season," Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedu Andargachew told The Associated Press news agency on Friday.

"We are working hard to reach a deal, but still we will go ahead with our schedule whatever the outcome is. If we have to wait for others' blessing, then the dam may remain idle for years, which we won't allow to happen," he said.

Gedu rejected the idea that the issue should be taken to the UN Security Council, and would not say whether his country would use military action to defend the dam and its operations.


Trump calls Egypt's Sisi, backs talks on disputed dam on Nile (3:04)


Both Egypt and Ethiopia have hinted at a willingness to take military steps to protect their interests, and experts fear a breakdown in talks could lead to conflict.

"This dam should have been a reason for cooperation and regional integration, not a cause for controversies and warmongering," said Gedu. "Egyptians are exaggerating their propaganda on the dam issue and playing a political gamble. Some of them seem as if they are longing for a war to break out."

The United States tried to broker a deal earlier this year, but Ethiopia did not attend the signing meeting and accused Donald Trump's administration of siding with Egypt.

The latest talks saw officials from the US, European Union and South Africa, the current chairman of the African Union, attending as observers.

Sudan's Irrigation Minister Yasser Abbas told reporters after talks ended on Wednesday that the three counties' irrigation leaders have agreed on "90 percent or 95 percent" of the technical issues but the dispute over the "legal points" in the deal remains dissolved.

The Sudanese minister said his country and Egypt rejected Ethiopia's attempts to include articles on water sharing and old Nile treaties in the dam deal.

Egypt has received the lion's share of the Nile's waters under decades-old agreements dating back to the British colonial era. Eighty-five percent of the Nile's waters originate in Ethiopia from the Blue Nile.

Joseph Siegle, director of research at the Africa Center for Strategic Studies based at the National Defense University, told Al Jazeera Egypt's decision to seek UN Security Council help was part of a strategy to gain more concessions from Ethiopia.

"I think what Egypt is trying to do is raise the stakes and keep the pressure on Ethiopia in an attempt to try and exact as string a deal as it can from Ethiopia," he said.

"All sides have a lot of pride and identity in this project. The Nile river is central to Egypt's existence and its identity and its economy," he continued, adding: "And Ethiopia has spent $4.6bn of its own resources to build this dam and its seen as a point of national pride, where it is going to be able to generate power for itself and for the entire region as a means of lifting the country out of poverty. They've gone through a very long process of raising funds from everyday citizens, and so, they have a lot invested in seeing this through."

 

[simple Brain]

Urgent: Al-Sisi: Sirte and Al-Jafra crossing is a red line for the Egyptian army

Urgent # Sisi: The Egyptian forces will advance towards Libya alongside the Libyan Arab Army and the Libyan national tribes

https://twitter.com/x/status/1274340019457622020

Israel is about to annex Palestinian Territories and here they are so called Muslim Countries fighting for the sake of power in the region. They have completely forgotten the reality that once Israel annex Jordan valley, they are next.

How can we unite this Muslim world, when every single Muslim Country has it's own priorities, their own interests? Why don't they realize that divided we will fall and we have fallen every time when we forgot who we really are? we are not separate to each other because we are never known by the names of our Countries but by our Religion Islam. Why their is a Khilafat Concept in Islam? Because it unites the entire Muslim Ummah!

Alas! no matter how far we go, these Idiots will always run after their personnel interests. I mean every single leader in Muslim world is after his/her own survival & that is either next election or ruling a Nation.

And Israel is wining on every single front. Even Iran has made a deal with US and Israel that they will not resist on Israel annexation of Jordan valley. In return sanctions will be lifted.

Pakistan is busy with it's own Internal and external issues, Covid-19 and Kashmir Issue. Turkey too is engaged in Libya, Syria and Iraq. Lebanon and Hisbollah are also engaged in Syria. Who else is left? Saudi Arabia? Qatar? UAE? Bangladesh? Indonesia that has never raised a voice against Israel? Malaysia?

I wish our Military could stand up and unite all these Idiots either by hook or by crook. Unfortunately, we, all the Muslims are heading towards our own destruction, and their is no one who could stop it.

 

[shahbaz baig]

my arab brothers. you are becoming a deaf & dumb unfortunately because you are doing the exact what israel and USA want you to do bit by bit.