Little doubt that this is a tragic situation, but in Libya the eighth day of the revolt exact contours of the tragedy remains to be deciphered. They range from a budget of 10 000 deaths and 50 000 injured announced by Al Arabiya television, with over a thousand vitttime "certified" as credible by Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, through a series of testimonies of doctors and NGOs to work in place that talk about hundreds and hundreds of casualties.
"The titles, the newspaper reports, with regard to Tripoli, were at least exaggerated," said this morning the Italian ambassador in the Libyan capital, Vincenzo Schioppa, in an interview on Sky TG24, adding that today "the situation in the city is calm. " "There were very serious incidents in recent days - the diplomat added - but that did not involve the central Tripoli where we can be witnesses.
I can not confirm that there have been bombings or actions of this kind with regard to Tripoli because there we would know, "he said then. This does not mean that "there are grounds for great concern," he said. Extremely alarmed remarks of UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. In Libya, he reported, are in place "serious violations of humanitarian law and human rights." The UN chief reiterated then that "the violence must be stopped" and that "those responsible for this bloodshed must be punished." To verify the reliability and also the exact scope of a video that has been around the web and taking over the alleged creation of a mass grave in the sea to accommodate the growing number of victims of civil war.
Whatever the true picture of the situation, what seems clear is that the control of the country is gradually slipping from the hand of Gaddafi. The English channel of Al Jazeera showed live pictures of a crowd of people at Tobruk, Libya's eastern coastal city, with signs and flags to celebrate the "liberation" of the city by government forces.
The flags are those of Libya and signs written in English is "Free Libya," Libya free. Also, reportedly the Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister, Khaled Kaim, meeting with EU diplomats, Al Qaeda would be an Islamic emirate in Libya, Derna, in the east. Also check out the airport in Tripoli, where according to Philip Apap Bologna, one of the pilots recruited for the repatriation, an official of Air Malta, a crowd of passengers "overwhelmed by despair," he "fought" in the corridors of the terminal for Libya climbing flight escape adopted by the international community for the return of their nationals from Libya.
" According to reports from Al Jazeera, about 20 thousand people left last night instead of Libya through the crossing point with Egypt Sallum. Other 5700 but fled according to the Red Cross to Tunisia. It is a confirmation that the scheme is also reeling from the news arrives that bounce from Malta, where, according to rumors, the ATR 42 flight of the national airline of Tripoli who tried to land at the international airport in Valletta, there would have been the daughter Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, Aisha.
The plane arrived unexpectedly in the skies of Malta with 14 people on board, and airport authorities have denied the landing, forcing him to go back. This attempt failed, according to opposition sources quoted by the issuer Libyan satellite channel Al Arabiya, Aisha would be directed towards Cyprus. 
"The titles, the newspaper reports, with regard to Tripoli, were at least exaggerated," said this morning the Italian ambassador in the Libyan capital, Vincenzo Schioppa, in an interview on Sky TG24, adding that today "the situation in the city is calm. " "There were very serious incidents in recent days - the diplomat added - but that did not involve the central Tripoli where we can be witnesses.
I can not confirm that there have been bombings or actions of this kind with regard to Tripoli because there we would know, "he said then. This does not mean that "there are grounds for great concern," he said. Extremely alarmed remarks of UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon. In Libya, he reported, are in place "serious violations of humanitarian law and human rights." The UN chief reiterated then that "the violence must be stopped" and that "those responsible for this bloodshed must be punished." To verify the reliability and also the exact scope of a video that has been around the web and taking over the alleged creation of a mass grave in the sea to accommodate the growing number of victims of civil war.
Whatever the true picture of the situation, what seems clear is that the control of the country is gradually slipping from the hand of Gaddafi. The English channel of Al Jazeera showed live pictures of a crowd of people at Tobruk, Libya's eastern coastal city, with signs and flags to celebrate the "liberation" of the city by government forces.
The flags are those of Libya and signs written in English is "Free Libya," Libya free. Also, reportedly the Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister, Khaled Kaim, meeting with EU diplomats, Al Qaeda would be an Islamic emirate in Libya, Derna, in the east. Also check out the airport in Tripoli, where according to Philip Apap Bologna, one of the pilots recruited for the repatriation, an official of Air Malta, a crowd of passengers "overwhelmed by despair," he "fought" in the corridors of the terminal for Libya climbing flight escape adopted by the international community for the return of their nationals from Libya.
" According to reports from Al Jazeera, about 20 thousand people left last night instead of Libya through the crossing point with Egypt Sallum. Other 5700 but fled according to the Red Cross to Tunisia. It is a confirmation that the scheme is also reeling from the news arrives that bounce from Malta, where, according to rumors, the ATR 42 flight of the national airline of Tripoli who tried to land at the international airport in Valletta, there would have been the daughter Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, Aisha.
The plane arrived unexpectedly in the skies of Malta with 14 people on board, and airport authorities have denied the landing, forcing him to go back. This attempt failed, according to opposition sources quoted by the issuer Libyan satellite channel Al Arabiya, Aisha would be directed towards Cyprus.
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