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　　TRIPOLI, Oct. 20 (Xinhua) -- Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan on Sunday accused two congressmen for plotting his abduction earlier this month.

　　Speaking at a press conference on Sunday afternoon, Zeidan said, "Gunmen belonging to the Chamber¹ of Libyan Rebels had the intention of taking me to Zawyia city, but they soon changed their destination and brought me to the headquarters of the joint² operation security room's anti-crime unit in Alfornaj, south of Tripoli."

　　"The strange thing was that the hijackers talked as congressmen Mohamed Al Kilani and Mustafa al-Triki did, whom I met one day before my abduction," Zeidan told the press.

　　Zeidan claimed that the two minsters sharply disagreed with him on the interim³ government's security strategy, adding the two blamed him for the ongoing⁴ armed conflict between the Zawiya and Warshfana districts.

　　Al-Kilani and al-Triki are both form the city of Zawyia, 50 km west of Tripoli. The city is well known as one of the strongholds of the revolutionary forces during the Libyan 2011 uprising. After eight months of civil war, Zawiya is now locked in a bloody⁵ rivalry⁶ with its neighbor village Warshfana, which is still considered loyal to the former regime.

　　In a joint press conference held at General National Congress' headquarters shortly after Zeidan addressed the media, Al Kilani and al-Traiki accused Zeidan of bribery⁷ and of not renouncing⁸ his German nationality.

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