Seif Al Islam, a son of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, was not arrested and was on Monday night to Tuesday in Tripoli, where several journalists were with him in the residential complex of the Libyan leader. On Sunday night to Monday, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Luis Moreno Ocampo, said he had received "confidential information according to which" Seif Al Islam, on whom weighs a warrant of the Court for crimes against humanity committed in Libya, had been.
"I'm here to refute the lies," said the colonel's son by the way the announcement of his arrest. The three journalists were taken by car to the resort of Bab Al Aziziya representatives of the regime. Seif Al Islam arrived in a jeep outside a building complex that was bombed by the Americans in 1986.
I expected a few dozen supporters who showed his portrait of his father and Libyan flags. Tripoli is "under control" regime, said on Monday night to Tuesday Seif Al Islam, a son of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, a group of reporters in Tripoli. "Tripoli is under our control. Everybody is calm .
All is well in Tripoli, "said Seif al-Islam told reporters that he received in the residential complex of the Libyan leader. Second son of Colonel Gaddafi and the regime's official spokesman, Seif al-Islam was often presented as the future successor of his father.
"I'm here to refute the lies," said the colonel's son by the way the announcement of his arrest. The three journalists were taken by car to the resort of Bab Al Aziziya representatives of the regime. Seif Al Islam arrived in a jeep outside a building complex that was bombed by the Americans in 1986.
I expected a few dozen supporters who showed his portrait of his father and Libyan flags. Tripoli is "under control" regime, said on Monday night to Tuesday Seif Al Islam, a son of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, a group of reporters in Tripoli. "Tripoli is under our control. Everybody is calm .
All is well in Tripoli, "said Seif al-Islam told reporters that he received in the residential complex of the Libyan leader. Second son of Colonel Gaddafi and the regime's official spokesman, Seif al-Islam was often presented as the future successor of his father.
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