In record time, AISE makes contact in Libya

Secondo quanto pubblicato dal giornale Il Foglio, dopo il caso *Osama al Najem “Almasri”, il tribunale dell’Aia ha emesso 86 arrest warrants against Libyan militia leaders and commanders. However, the names were not made public to favour the element of surprise in the arrest. The method had already proved effective with Almasri, stopped in Turin by the Digos on 19 January.

Il Caso Almasri e le Manovre dell’AISE in Libia

In this context, theExternal Intelligence and Security Agency (AISE), sta intensificando le sue operazioni per garantire la sicurezza nazionale e proteggere gli interessi italiani all’estero. Infatti, il Capo in persona, John Caravelli, si è recato il 28 gennaio a Tripoli per un incontro con il governo libico. L’AISE ha avuto come obiettivo principale quello di evitare nuovi incidenti diplomatici come quello legato all’arresto e immediata scarcerazione di Almasri. Caravelli ha avuto un lungo colloquio con il premier libico Abdulhamid Dabaiba and the chief prosecutor of Tripoli, Al Sidiq al Sour.

L’attivista libico Husam el Gomati ha rivelato alla trasmissione Piazzapulita su La7 that after the repatriation of Almasri, a senior Italian intelligence officer visited Libya. El Gomati, known for his denunciations, is among those intercepted by the spyware Graphite also sold by an Israeli company to the Italian government.

Finally, the the Parliamentary Committee for the Security of the Republic (COPASIR), summoned Caravelli for clarification of the case Paragon and on the handling of the Almasri-Libya dossier. The context of these events is intertwined with the investigation opened against Giorgia Meloni and ministers Nordio and Piantedosi, announced on 28 January, the same day as Caravelli's trip to Tripoli.

Source: https://www.ilfoglio.it/esteri/2025/02/11/news/il-viaggio-di-caravelli-in-libia-per-dare-impunita-agli-altri-almasri-7407693/