The President of the Republic accuses covert pressure forces of triggering crises and disrupting services

President Kais Saied today accused covert pressure forces of triggering crises, disrupting services and distributing roles, stressing that the judiciary will prosecute all those who carried out those operations, their actions and their finances.

The President of the Republic stressed that legal accountability would include those involved in setting fires and causing chaos, describing those parties as colonialists seeking to disrupt vital facilities and damage the country.

Residents of the mountainous and rural areas of Siliana State are demanding urgent interventions to secure drinking water supplies, as well as speeding up the rehabilitation of forested areas affected by fires and planning extensive logging campaigns.

The President of the Republic had previously considered that the coincidence of summer fires with water supply disruptions was not a coincidence, declaring that those involved in these events would not escape accountability to justice.

The family's demands coincide with questions raised by human rights and local circles about the delay in the official announcement of the outcome of judicial investigations into last summer's series of fires and the fate of the open files.