Italy blames the West for the military invasion of Libya during the Gaddafi era

  The Minister of Foreign Affairs who is also the Deputy Prime Minister of Italy has blamed the West for invading Libya militarily during the people's movement to overthrow the government of the long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi but has failed to blame the great damage done by the Western powers in their invasion that. According to Russia Today, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, Antonio Tajani, has said that the Western countries made a big mistake by intervening militarily in the Libyan people's movement to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. He has claimed that, death of Gaddafi caused many years of chaos and conflict in Libya but he has failed to state the main reason for the chaos and conflict, which is the invading Western powers led by the United States of America, which after causing great damage, left weapons scattered in the hands of many rival groups in Libya.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, Antonio Tajani These claims of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of Italy were made when the European country is accused of being involved in violence and political chaos since the 2011 revolution. of the people of Libya which led to the overthrow of the long-term government of Muammar Gaddafi. The United States led other Western European powers under the umbrella of the Western NATO Army to invade Libya militarily, to carry out serious brutal attacks that directly targeted the infrastructure of the country in northern Africa and later left weapons scattered in the hands of rival groups. From that time until now Libya has never had reliable stability. From 2014, the country entered into the biggest conflict of being ruled by two governments and two parliaments. It was also during that period that there were fierce fights between the two sides for fighting for the capital Tripoli. However, a certain amount of stability began to be witnessed in the country from 2020.