Indonesian republic want bombardir to Libya stopped

The Indonesian government finally being firm in responding to attack allied to Libya. The government says enough against allied attacks on Libya and the attack should immediately quits.

Minister of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Minister), Marty Natalegawa said, in fact, allies attack has added to the victims of civilians should be protected.

He says, whether civilian casualties increased by coalition attacks, or because of rebel attacks given more hope by the arrival of allies, or because the government is increasingly Muammar Gaddafi blindly, in fact civilian casualties continue to rise.

"Therefore, we immediately say, Enough it's Enough, enough! Because reality Resolution 1973 was not carried out thoroughly, just aspects of the No Fly Zone its course," said Marty in a working meeting with Commission I, in the Parliament Building, Senayan, Jakarta, Monday (3/28/2011).

Marty said, what the allies in the implementation of Resolution 1973 is only aspect of fly zones and aspects of the use of military power alone. In fact, the resolution also cover aspects of the ceasefire, there should be no occupation, and the political process through dialogue with relevant parties.

Therefore, further Marty, the Indonesian delegation at the UN headquarters in New York with a number of countries have sent a letter to the President of the UN Security Council. In essence, the UN called for immediate cease-fire.

"We did not just rhetoric," he said.

Marty added, 'evolution' attitude of the Indonesian government in addressing this 1973 resolution was not wishy-washy attitude.

"We actually see Resolution 1973. If implemented in full and appropriate, will potentially provide protection of civilians. We're not saying (resolution) 1973 top, we conducted. No! We are no records. If done correctly, intact, according to the UN charter and international law, it has the potential to provide protection of civilians, "he explained.