您现在的位置是:首页 > 英语视频 > 英语新闻视频 正文 欧盟称担心利比亚的IS 2016-01-11来源:和谐英语 The European Union is urging Libyan politicians to back a unity government in the wake of deadly suicide attacks claimed by ISIL. The EU says it will set aside more than a hundred million US dollars to help combat the terrorist group, but only if stability can return on the political front. The European Union has watched with alarm as ISIL established a foothold in Libya amid the chaos that followed the overthrow and death of former leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. A change of regime that was assisted by NATO airstrikes involving many European nations. ISIL has full control of Gaddafi's hometown Sirte and is now attempting to press into the oilfields around Ras Lanuf, sparking fears of a jihadist expansion on Europe's doorstep. Last week ISIL claimed responsibility for two deadly suicide attacks that killed dozens of people. Despite this and the clear intention of ISIL to use Libya as a hub for expanding its activities in North Africa the European Union has ruled out direct military intervention. European leaders say Libya's two rival governments must form a unity government and only then can they provide assistance which would begin with 108 million US dollars to help combat ISIL on top of humanitarian assistance that has also been promised by Brussels. If and when an agreement can be reached analysts say the E.U. is also likely to provide military assistance, though it would probably be restricted to training missions and deployments of Special Forces to assist regular Libyan troops dislodge ISIL. The terror attacks in France have highlighted the threat that ISIL poses to E.U., which is also focused on slowing the flow of asylum seekers who travel to Europe from Africa, most of who transit through Libya where most of the country remains lawless. 本栏目更多同类内容 扫码关注和谐英语微信公众号,第一时间获取最新学习资料 或公众号搜索myhxen 上一篇 纪念世界上最伟大的音乐家 下一篇 中国证监会控制IPO节奏 相关文章 欧盟领导人讨论安全与移民问题欧盟肉类产业瞄准中国市场利比亚部队挺进苏尔特英国在欧盟国家留学引关注欧盟部长关注土耳其的危机与恐怖主义伊拉克系列:ISIS的统治下生活澳大利亚:5名男子企图搭船加入IS被起诉欧盟拒承认中国市场经济地位奥巴马敦促英国留在欧盟奥巴马:美国有动力打击ISIS