Biloni Italy is under investigation into the release of the suspected Libyan war crimes
Italian Prime Minister Giojia Miloni said on Tuesday that she was placed in the framework of a judicial investigation after a government decision to release a Libyan police officer who wanted the International Criminal Court.
Osama ELMASRY NJEEM was released last week and was transferred to the house by an Italian government aircraft a few days after being held in the northern city of Turin under the arrest warrant for the International Criminal Court with alleged crimes against humanity, including killing, torture and rape.
The International Criminal Court called for an explanation, saying that he had not been consulted regarding the decision to leave.
Meloni said in a message published on social media that it had been investigated by the prosecutors in Rome, Francesco Le Foy, with alleged assistance and incitement to a crime and misuse of public funds.
It is not obligated to resign. Its situation is under investigation in Italy does not mean guilt, and does not mean that official fees will necessarily follow.
Meloni said in a video posted on social media: “I will not extort, and I will not allow myself to intimidate, and this may be the reason that I, let’s say, they did not like those who do not want Italy to change and become better.” .
