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We won't allow the republic or federal unity to collapse, PM says

[19/09/2017 03:06]

ALGHEIDHA-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said, "we won't allow the republic or federal unity to collapse; moreover, we will defeat the coupists in defense of our constant values."

Bin-Daghr made the remarks in a speech after laying the foundation stone for the Public Security Department premises in Algheidha, the capital of the southeastern province of Al-Mahraon Tuesday.

He said the state would win, backed by the resolve of the armed forces, resistance forces and the Arab Coalition.