
The Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was overthrown as a result of the uprising on October 20, was buried with his son Muatasem, was buried on Tuesday at dawn in one of the deserts of Libya, the British television channel Skynews reports. The son of Caddafi Muatasem was killed in Sirte on October 20, also under unknown circumstances.
It was planned that four witnesses would be present at the Kaddafi funeral, who vowed to never disclose the location of the grave on the Qur'an, since the organizers of the funeral feared the pilgrimage of the followers of the ideas of the leader of the Libyan revolution on his grave.
Earlier, an official of the transition National Council (PNS) of Libya said in an interview with Reuters that the funeral should no longer be postponed due to the start of the corpse decomposition. All the time, while the leadership of the PNS made a decision on the place of burial of Gaddafi, the body of the colonel and one of his sons were put on public display in the refrigerator chamber of one of Misurat's city stores.
Representatives of the PNS in an interview with Reuters last Monday noted that all the last days the National Council was negotiated by tribal relatives of Gaddafi in his hometown of Sirte. It was about giving relatives the body of the colonel in exchange for the cessation of resistance. However, the parties could not come to any agreement.