Libyan parliamentary speaker hints at military strike after consulate attack

Magariaf confirms U.S. authorities intercepted communications between Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb al-Ansar al Sharia brigade

Libyan Parliament Speaker Mohammed al-Magariaf said that military action is planned against the militants blamed for the assassination of the U.S. ambassador, Chris Stevens.

Magariaf also confirmed reports from Washington that the U.S. authorities intercepted communications discussing the plan of attack against the United Nations consulate in Benghazi, said Al-Qaeda Islamic Maghreb linked to a brigade, Ansar al-Sharia. "Yes, it happened," he said.

Magariaf told the Guardian the intersection point is other evidence showing members of the brigade attended the Tuesday night attack on the compound and a hosting site.

"There seems to be a division within Ansar al-Sharia on the attack, some involvement, others against," he said. "We are in the process of investigation."

These emissions would be strong evidence linking al-Sharia to attack, and Magariaf said Libya had sent information by the U.S. government. He confirmed that the intercepted communications program discussed the assault last week. But he urged the United States not to act unilaterally, fearing that it would oppose the public.

"not hesitate to act, to do what is our duty," said Magariaf. "Let's start with ourselves and if we can not then who can help us. My experience with the Americans, they know what they have to do. "

His comments came as the Libyan Ministry of Interior said that attacks the weekend led to the arrest of 50 suspects, but did not elaborate or say whether they were Islamic militants.

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built in Benghazi amid speculation that military action is imminent against Al-Sharia brigade, whose commanders have denied responsibility for the consulate attack.

Two U.S. warships equipped with Tomahawk cruise missiles are stationed off the coast and a propeller plane without lights, it is believed that unmanned aircraft, spent several hours in the sky In town the past two nights.

The brigade is based in Benghazi, and his soldiers guard a hospital where medical authorities say two militants wounded are being treated. Sharia guards refused to allow access guardian or a comment on the attack.

• Magariaf said the attack on the U.S. mission, the fifth attack against diplomatic targets in Benghazi since April, was part of a wider campaign by militants to destabilize Libya, taking advantage of the disorder a country still without a government cohesion.
• "This is a turning point for the country. Confrontation is necessary and inevitable these elements, "he said. "[It is] one of them, and Libya are safe and united. Today, it is the Americans, Libyans tomorrow. "

Magariaf rose to fame in the 1980s when, after fleeing to Britain, led the anti-Gaddafi National Front for the Hi Libya. He won a seat in the new parliament in July, in an election in which tribal and liberal parties prevailed against the Muslim Brotherhood.

He said he had evidence "foreign countries" were involved in supporting the attack on the consulate, but declined to name them. "This is a deliberate calculated by a working group in collaboration with non-Libyan extremists. Would not be surprised if it's another country, but not Saudi Arabia or Qatar, I'm sure. "

in Benghazi evidence linking members of the team for sharia attack is increasing. The head of the Supreme Council of the city, security, gendarmerie Libya, witnesses and phone sequences showed members were involved.
This was confirmed by a witness who was among the spectators who came to see what had started as a protest against the United States on Tuesday night.

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