UN Security Council imposed sanctions against the Gaddafi regime

The UN Security Council imposed sanctions against the Muamar Gaddafi regime. The Libyan leader, members of his family and several associates are prohibited from leaving the country, reports Associated Press. At the same time, the decision of the Security Council was stopped by the sale of Libya of any kind of weapons. The International Criminal Court is instructed to investigate the circumstances of the death of civilians during an armed confrontation in this country. As noted in the resolution adopted the day before, the UN regards the death of civilians as a crime against humanity. The Council also again demanded to immediately stop the attacks by Caddafi's supporters on civilians planned "at the upper level of the Libyan government."

In the list of all -round Libyan figures - 22 people. In addition to Gaddafi himself, his seven sons and one daughter, his cousin and son -in -law entered there. The ban will also affect the head of the press service of the government, the head of the personal protection of the leader, the head of the foreign security service, the Minister of Defense and several other officials. Gaddafi's relatives will not only ban the country to leave the country, but also froze the accounts and assets belonging to them abroad.

The clashes of the opposition with the government forces that grew into the Civil War began in Libya on February 15. According to the latest data, Gaddafi no longer controls most of the country. On Saturday, it became known that the former Minister of Justice of Libya Mustafa Abdel Jalil began to form the Provisional Government, which will be located in Benghazi, the second after Tripoli the largest city in the country, and prepare the elections within three months.

On Friday, Gaddafi spoke on the square in the center of Tripoli and said that he would give out weapons to his supporters so that they could protect the country. Earlier, the son of the Libyan leader Saif al-Islam Gaddafi said an investigation of the causes of the death of the Libyans during the riots. According to him, a special commission consisting of Libyan and foreign human rights defenders will be investigated.

On Friday, that Russia condemns the use of power against civilians against civilians, said Dmitry Medvedev. According to him, the destruction of the civilian population can be qualified as a crime. "In Moscow, they are seriously concerned about the events that take place in Libya. The deepest regret is caused by numerous sacrifices reported by the media. Russia condemns the use of force against civilians, authorized by the country's leadership," the president said. "We decisively call the current authorities of Libya, all the responsible political figures of the country to restraint in order to prevent further deterioration of the situation and the destruction of the civilian population," the document noted. - Otherwise, this kind of actions will be qualified as a crime with all the consequences arising from international law. "