The prime minister meets with U.S. Secretary of State Assets in the regime of Muammar Gaddafi will be thawed and will feed into a special fund for the rebels. After weeks of study, the proposal was approved at the second meeting of the Contact Group for Libya, the Foreign Ministry today. A necessary support to that which is not a "civil war", said the foreign minister, Franco Frattini, but the "resistance of the Libyan people" against the attacks of the rais.
And among the countries of the international coalition, confirmed Frattini, there is "unity of purpose and determination" on how to deal with the Libyan crisis. Where there is "no sense of fatigue, no deadlock". As for the possible supply of weapons to rebels, the minister stated that it was in discussion with international partners.
"We have concluded - he explained - that the equipment and everything needed for self-defense may be conducted within the framework of international legitimacy." As well as practical tools in the meeting they discussed a political solution to the question, "who obviously see the military pressure as a tool to convince the regime as soon as possible to stop the attacks against civilians Libyans," said Frattini.
And immediately after starting a "political process" in which it is important to have the will expressed by the Transitional National Council of Benghazi to organize municipal elections early in the territories under its control. The international community's commitment must be constant and it is especially necessary.
According to Frattini, "we must not leave Libya is divided and insecure in the hands of the mercenaries of Gaddafi, we must keep the pressure" to convince even those who are still close to the Colonel passarre by insurgents. It 'was decided today that the Group will meet in the UAE for the next meeting, the third after those held in Doha and Rome. 
And among the countries of the international coalition, confirmed Frattini, there is "unity of purpose and determination" on how to deal with the Libyan crisis. Where there is "no sense of fatigue, no deadlock". As for the possible supply of weapons to rebels, the minister stated that it was in discussion with international partners.
"We have concluded - he explained - that the equipment and everything needed for self-defense may be conducted within the framework of international legitimacy." As well as practical tools in the meeting they discussed a political solution to the question, "who obviously see the military pressure as a tool to convince the regime as soon as possible to stop the attacks against civilians Libyans," said Frattini.
And immediately after starting a "political process" in which it is important to have the will expressed by the Transitional National Council of Benghazi to organize municipal elections early in the territories under its control. The international community's commitment must be constant and it is especially necessary.
According to Frattini, "we must not leave Libya is divided and insecure in the hands of the mercenaries of Gaddafi, we must keep the pressure" to convince even those who are still close to the Colonel passarre by insurgents. It 'was decided today that the Group will meet in the UAE for the next meeting, the third after those held in Doha and Rome.
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