Officials authorities in Tripoli issued a first report that figures about the count of victims in the riots in the recent days. According to the announcement, 300 people have been killed until now in the riots, some are 242 civilians they informed.
Tuesday Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, carried a recording speech, the first since the beginning of the riots in his country. Gaddafi blamed Western nations of inciting the protests, saying that:- "I'm not going to leave this country. I'm dying here as a martyr, skeletons are still lying in their graves of my ancestors. " He also added: "Muammar Gaddafi is not ruler who resigns, Gaddafi is the chief of a revolution... and Revolution means sacrifices. " He said that "the young guys who is imitating what had happened in Tunisia and Egypt, but I have no intention to quit or surrender as other leaders. "
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After a special session to review the developments in Libya,the UN issued a "strong condemnation against the Libyan government, " calling to prosecute those responsible for violence against civilians.
UN Security Council reunited this evening (Wednesday), release a tough condemnation of the violence against the people in Libya, calling and warning …”that shall be prosecute those responsible for violence against civilians” .
The announcement was made after having heard to U. S. Secretary of State, Hilary Clinton, when a few hours before referring the turmoil in the country, she protest against the Libya leader Muammar Gaddafi, in power in Tripoli and asked to avoid using violence against protesters.
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Tuesday Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, carried a recording speech, the first since the beginning of the riots in his country. Gaddafi blamed Western nations of inciting the protests, saying that:- "I'm not going to leave this country. I'm dying here as a martyr, skeletons are still lying in their graves of my ancestors. " He also added: "Muammar Gaddafi is not ruler who resigns, Gaddafi is the chief of a revolution... and Revolution means sacrifices. " He said that "the young guys who is imitating what had happened in Tunisia and Egypt, but I have no intention to quit or surrender as other leaders. "
United Nations:
After a special session to review the developments in Libya,the UN issued a "strong condemnation against the Libyan government, " calling to prosecute those responsible for violence against civilians.
UN Security Council reunited this evening (Wednesday), release a tough condemnation of the violence against the people in Libya, calling and warning …”that shall be prosecute those responsible for violence against civilians” .
The announcement was made after having heard to U. S. Secretary of State, Hilary Clinton, when a few hours before referring the turmoil in the country, she protest against the Libya leader Muammar Gaddafi, in power in Tripoli and asked to avoid using violence against protesters.
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