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El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Libia y uno de los hombres de confianza de Muamar el Gadafi entró por carretera, el lunes por la noche en Túnez, pero se desconoce el motivo de su visita.
Este silencio, junto con la explicación poco creíble de los responsables tunecinos y la estrecha relación de Musa con Gadafi han desatado las especulaciones entre los diplomáticos acreditados en Túnez sobre el desplazamiento del jefe de la diplomacia libia y jefe del servicio secreto exterior libio.
Se sospecha que se entrevistará en Túnez con algún representante de la coalición internacional para hablar de una posible salida de Gadafi y de su familia de Libia. http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internac ... iint_6/Tes
El titular italiano de Exteriores, Franco Frattini, reveló el domingo que, junto con Alemania, preparaba un plan para sacar a Libia de la crisis que incluía el exilio de Gadafi.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/canadi ... Id=6412262FILE - In this Tuesday, March 1, 2011 file photo, a young new Libyan rebel recruit and others chant slogans as they stand in formation during a training session after signing up with the forces against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi at a training base in Benghazi, eastern Libya. The hundreds of men who come daily to this town's seized army base for lessons in shooting rifles, loading rocket launchers and firing artillery shells have different visions for Libya's future. Some want democracy. Others want a share of the oil wealth. Still others, albeit a minority, seek a regional Islamic state. This range of motivations could hinder the ability of the emerging rebel leadership to speak for the chaotic uprising and complicates decisions by the U.S. and its coalition partners about how much to help rebel forces. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer, File)
http://www.ennaharonline.com/en/news/6202.htmlAbu Zeid has sent two suicide bombers to Libya
ennahar 06 April, 2011 12:55:00
According to security sources, the suicide bomber who was been eliminated near the border center of Debdeb, in the province of Illizi, near the Libyan city of Gdams, is an Algerian national, Abdelkader Dekkar, aged 23, from the province of El Oued.
According to the same sources, the suicide bomber shot dead by security services had refused to surrender and his body was charred but he was identified thanks to documents found on him. The same sources added that he was wanted for belonging to terrorist groups and being part of “Katibet al Sahara” led by Abdelhamid Abou Zeid. He had been sent by Abu Zeid in Libya to commit a suicide operation against the forces of Gaddafi in the city of Gdams where he was unmasked. He then managed to escape and tried to infiltrate the Algerian territory through Debdeb where he was shot dead by security forces.
This operation is a proof of the capabilities of the terrorist organization Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat to infiltrate Libyans insurgents. The terrorist organization tries to exploit the current situation in Libya to expand its scope of activities and profit from the proliferation of weapons in the region.
According to the sources, Droukdal would have prepared a number of suicide bombers to bring down the regime in Libya, he sent in many border regions, including countries of the African Sahel. Contacts were established with the smugglers to bring weapons from Libyan battle fields.
The same sources added that the terrorist organization would have taken possession of sophisticated weapons from Libya, which has prompted the Algerian security services to strengthen their presence along the borders with the Sahel countries and Libya over a distance of 3877 Km including 982 km with Libya.
Ennahar / Faouzi Houamdi