MP Moussawi Says Wikileaks Cables Full of Evidences on Crime Commitment, Calls for Official Ivory Coast Calamity Follow
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Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP Nawwaf Moussawi stressed on the importance of declaring a national state of emergency, proposing a work plan that could contribute in easing the calamity of the Lebanese foreigners in the Ivory Coast.
MP Moussawi affirmed that all efforts should be launched in order to protect and evacuate the Lebanese community in the Ivory Coast. He further stated that the serious and responsible national action would be first by showing national solidarity with the foreigners in the African country.
Furthermore, Nawwaf Moussawi pointed out that the national action imposes the establishment of a crisis unit, in which all the state institutions and apparatuses take part, to adopt direct steps to seek transporting the Lebanese community in Abidjan to Beirut.
On another hand, regarding the latest Wikileaks cables, Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP stated that the criminal acts described in the aforementioned cables shouldn't pass by without judicial prosecution and punishment, in accordance with the lawful and constitutional articles.
"What was mentioned in those cables, clearly states that the other team's figures have committed a crime through presenting data, which made political and military efforts against Lebanon and its people easier", Moussawi affirmed.
He added that those figures also participated in the aggressive efforts through pushing all media, political and field capabilities into besieging the resistance through calling for extending the days of war and committing more crimes.
In this context, Moussawi confirmed that the Wikileaks cables are "full of evidences on the crime commitment".
MP Nawwaf Moussawi said, "The other team's leadership pushed away, by accusing the critic of treason speech, the objective political criticism of its performance".
"Isn't intelligence work with the enemy through the US considered a crime? Isn't inciting the killing of the Lebanese people considered a crime?" MP Moussawi wondered.
Moussawi affirmed that not one of the other team's leaders is able to escape what he or others in that team have done, especially that they have declared they are one team with a unified political view.
Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP Nawwaf Moussawi stressed on the importance of declaring a national state of emergency, proposing a work plan that could contribute in easing the calamity of the Lebanese foreigners in the Ivory Coast.
MP Moussawi affirmed that all efforts should be launched in order to protect and evacuate the Lebanese community in the Ivory Coast. He further stated that the serious and responsible national action would be first by showing national solidarity with the foreigners in the African country.
Furthermore, Nawwaf Moussawi pointed out that the national action imposes the establishment of a crisis unit, in which all the state institutions and apparatuses take part, to adopt direct steps to seek transporting the Lebanese community in Abidjan to Beirut.
On another hand, regarding the latest Wikileaks cables, Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP stated that the criminal acts described in the aforementioned cables shouldn't pass by without judicial prosecution and punishment, in accordance with the lawful and constitutional articles.
"What was mentioned in those cables, clearly states that the other team's figures have committed a crime through presenting data, which made political and military efforts against Lebanon and its people easier", Moussawi affirmed.
He added that those figures also participated in the aggressive efforts through pushing all media, political and field capabilities into besieging the resistance through calling for extending the days of war and committing more crimes.
In this context, Moussawi confirmed that the Wikileaks cables are "full of evidences on the crime commitment".
MP Nawwaf Moussawi said, "The other team's leadership pushed away, by accusing the critic of treason speech, the objective political criticism of its performance".
"Isn't intelligence work with the enemy through the US considered a crime? Isn't inciting the killing of the Lebanese people considered a crime?" MP Moussawi wondered.
Moussawi affirmed that not one of the other team's leaders is able to escape what he or others in that team have done, especially that they have declared they are one team with a unified political view.
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