Many parties in Libya refute Trump's words that the country is "riddled with terrorism" Xinhua News Agency, Tunisia, October 25 (Reporter Zhou Houjin) News from Tripoli: On the 25th, many parties in Libya strongly refuted the recent statements of US President Trump comparing Libya to a "country full of terrorism", and emphasized that the dignity and the people of Libya should not be used in the local election games in the United States. The Libyan Presidential Council issued a statement on the 25th of the month, in which it vehemently refuted Trump's relevant words, considered them an injury to the dignity of the Libyan people, and stated that it had ordered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to summon the heads of the US diplomatic missions. The Libyan Foreign Ministry later said it had summoned the US envoy in Libya to lodge a formal protest against the US's "offensive remarks" against Libya and its people. The Libyan Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Dabiba, issued a statement in which he said that the Libyan people made great sacrifices in the fight against terrorism and rejects any insult against the country and its people. The statement emphasized that the relations between Libya and the US must be based on mutual respect and common interests, and the dignity of Libya and its people must never be used as a bargaining chip in US election games. In addition, the Supreme Council of the Libyan National Congress, the Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Committee of the Libyan National Congress, Saddam Haftar, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan National Army, and others also expressed their opinion on the same day that the relevant comments of the United States were unacceptable and Libya would not be ashamed. The United States will open its midterm elections on November 3. When Trump held a campaign rally in Georgia, the United States, on the 24th, he called Libya, Yemen, Haiti and Somalia "countries rife with terrorism."