Blaming absence of coordination
Haftar says his country received Tunisian extremists
Libyan National Army
Tripoli - Fatima Al Saadawy
Leader of Libyan National Army Khalifa Haftar said that most of Tunisians who came to his country since the Libyan revolution were suicide bombers, saying that they posed serious threat against the security and stability of his country.
He added, in a televised program, that most of Tunisian extremists arrested on the borders between Tunisia and Libya were released, blaming the absence of security coordination between the Libyan authorities and their Tunisian counterparts.
He added that the terrorist operations that targeted elements of Tunisian security and military forces came as a result of releasing those extremists, saying that the Libyan military leadership is keen to contact with the Tunisian authorities in case of arresting any of Tunisian extremist elements to take the security measures against them.
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