ALABAMA STUDENT JAMES GRACEY, 20, FOUND DEAD TWO DAYS AFTER VANISHING IN BARCELONA. (PHOTO).
NATO's 2011 military intervention empowered armed militias and destroyed a once-prosperous and stable nation, Abdelmanam Al-Arafi, Libyan Parliament member, told Sputnik.
"This led to the destabilization of the country, the emergence of gangs and armed groups that received money and influence and in certain periods actually engaged in blackmailing the state," the lawmaker said.
According to Al-Arafi, responsibility lies with the countries that took part in the intervention. Foreign interference worsened the Arab Spring turmoil, and the Western principles imposed by force did not lead to a resolution of the political crisis.
"The imposition of change or democracy by force cannot create the conditions for stability, and the Libyan experience serves as a vivid testament to that," the parliamentarian added.
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