British Prime Minister David Cameron (pictured) has opened the door to air strikes in Libya.
Responding to a question about the case for strikes on the Islamic State group (IS, ISIS, ISIL) in Libya, where the gunman who killed British tourists in Tunisia was trained, he said:
"On the issue of fighting terrorism, Islamist extremist terrorism wherever it is - whether it's in Iraq or in Syria or in Libya or elsewhere - as Prime Minister, if I believe there is a specific threat to British people, if you're asking the question, would I be prepared to authorise action to neutralise that threat? Yes, I would, of course.
"That is my job, my duty as Prime Minister if there is a specific threat and you can act to stop it, you should act to stop it wherever it is and you are allowed under international law to do exactly that. I think that is very important."
(Source: Telegraph)
