David Cameron, the only responsible for the critical situation from Libya?

World News Nilgun Salim
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A report initiated by the British parliamentary criticized UK and France’s intervention in Libya.

According to BBC, their implication led to Muammar Gaddafi’s fall in 2001 and David Cameron’s erroneous strategy regarding the air defense encouraged ISIS to spread in North Africa.

The British government specified that UK and France’s decision to enter Libya was also supported by the Muslim states and authorized by the UN Security Council.

A global coalition led the British and French forces to launch an air campaign against Gaddafi’s troops in March 2011, after the Libyan regime threatened to attach the rebel city of Benghazi.

After the Libyan leader’s fall, the Muslim state transitioned to a period of violence and brutality.

While the rival governments were fighting hundreds of coalitions, ISIS took advantage of the civil war between the two sides to gain more ground.

David Cameron defended the way he handled the situation, claiming in front of the British Parliament that those actions were necessary because Gaddafi ‘attacked the people from Benghazi and threatened he would kill them like rats’, said the British politician at that time.

Apparently, the only responsible for this catastrophe is the former Prime Minister, because he failed to come up with an appropriate strategy for Libya.

British Parliament claims that their intervention in Libya was ‘a first test’ for the National Security Council, which was established in 2010.

The organization was created with the main purpose of managing international security threats and to ensure the activity of various important government departments.

The Parliamentary Committee argues that the National Security Council, which is headed by the Prime Minister, manages to detect and remedy his wrong decisions.