The Libyan revolt could have consequences for our country: the supply of gas from Libya to Italy WOULD BE is the way to a gradual stop. Demonstrators of the Libyan city of Nalut have in fact threatened to stop the flow of gas to Italy by closing the pipeline that passes for their province. The citizens of Nalut in the mountainous region of western Libya, a few miles from Tunisia, in a message posted on the website of the opposition group "17 February", address "the European Union, and in particular to Italy" .
"The people of Nalut stresses of being part of a free and people of Libya, after your silence about the massacres committed by Gaddafi, decided that the source will stop the flow of natural gas from Libya to your countries, closing the field of al- Wafa through our area that carries the gas to Italy and northern Europe via the Mediterranean.
" The protesters Nalut claim to have made this decision "because you have not stopped the bloodshed of our people and our dear country occurred in all the cities of Libya. For us, the Libyan blood is more precious than oil or gas. " The message was signed "the people of western parts of the region Nalut.
Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, however, denies that there are problems: "At this stage - the minister said in Cairo - there are suspensions of gas supplies." This is echoed by the European Commission, while denying that the problems allows a reduction in supply. A spokeswoman says that Brussels is in close contact with Italy and adds that there are no problems, even if you recorded the decrease in the levels of gas supplies from Libya.
Meanwhile, the pan-Arab Al Arabiya TV reports that "today was discontinued operation of Libyan oil terminals on the Mediterranean following the unrest taking place in the North African country." 
"The people of Nalut stresses of being part of a free and people of Libya, after your silence about the massacres committed by Gaddafi, decided that the source will stop the flow of natural gas from Libya to your countries, closing the field of al- Wafa through our area that carries the gas to Italy and northern Europe via the Mediterranean.
" The protesters Nalut claim to have made this decision "because you have not stopped the bloodshed of our people and our dear country occurred in all the cities of Libya. For us, the Libyan blood is more precious than oil or gas. " The message was signed "the people of western parts of the region Nalut.
Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, however, denies that there are problems: "At this stage - the minister said in Cairo - there are suspensions of gas supplies." This is echoed by the European Commission, while denying that the problems allows a reduction in supply. A spokeswoman says that Brussels is in close contact with Italy and adds that there are no problems, even if you recorded the decrease in the levels of gas supplies from Libya.
Meanwhile, the pan-Arab Al Arabiya TV reports that "today was discontinued operation of Libyan oil terminals on the Mediterranean following the unrest taking place in the North African country."
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