Medvedev has not yet instructed to initiate an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council in Libya

Dmitry Medvedev has not yet instructed to initiate an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council in Libya. About this, as ITAR-TASS reports, said the assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Sergey Prikhodko.

Answering the question of journalists about the possibility of convening an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council at the request of Libya, Prikhodko, in particular, said: "To date, the president did not give the president did not give instructions on initiating an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council."

With a request to convene an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the ongoing military operation of NATO in the country, Libya turned to Russia on April 26.

According to the government agency of Dzhan, the country's authorities "sent an official request to Moscow with a request to convene an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council in order to discuss the continuing aggression of the crusaders, in which the civilian objects of Jamahiria are bombarded, as well as an attempt to eliminate Muammar Gaddafi, which is in charge of resolving the UN and violating the UN and violating the UN and violates the UN and violates Principles of international law. "