The opponents of the dictator put a 72-hour ultimatum: Impunity, if he is going. But Muammar Gaddafi responds with a serious offense. He can throw bombs, tanks advance - and debated whether the West to intervene and how it should. The day began with the howl of jets and it ended with the detonation of bombs.
The Libyan dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi led war against his own people this Tuesday with great severity. The opposition had tried again to persuade him to return. If he hiring within 72 hours, the bombing and is ready to leave declare they would refrain from prosecution, announced the chairman of the National Transitional Council, which had defected to the rebels, former Justice Minister Mustafa Abdul Jelil.
Instead of answering, Gaddafi, there were rumors and speculation. If the dictator actually be willing to leave Libya? Was he about to give up the fight? The Transitional Council said in the meantime not having a voice. Some panel members said they would be already in talks with Gaddafi.
At the same time quoting the Arab news channel Al-Jazeera, a representative of the Interim Council, saying: "We negotiate with anyone who has spilled the blood of the Libyans, and does so on." Also, the state television has denied making contact with the regime. Superior firepower What was the speculations turn, Gaddafi's troops demonstrated a little later on the battlefield.
The Libyan dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi led war against his own people this Tuesday with great severity. The opposition had tried again to persuade him to return. If he hiring within 72 hours, the bombing and is ready to leave declare they would refrain from prosecution, announced the chairman of the National Transitional Council, which had defected to the rebels, former Justice Minister Mustafa Abdul Jelil.
Instead of answering, Gaddafi, there were rumors and speculation. If the dictator actually be willing to leave Libya? Was he about to give up the fight? The Transitional Council said in the meantime not having a voice. Some panel members said they would be already in talks with Gaddafi.
At the same time quoting the Arab news channel Al-Jazeera, a representative of the Interim Council, saying: "We negotiate with anyone who has spilled the blood of the Libyans, and does so on." Also, the state television has denied making contact with the regime. Superior firepower What was the speculations turn, Gaddafi's troops demonstrated a little later on the battlefield.
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