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Libya Morocco: a government in Benghazi, Tripoli Gaddafi isolated

While the Security Council of the United Nations imposes its first sanctions regime of Muammar Gaddafi, entrenched in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, his opponents are organizing. An interim government was formed on Saturday in Benghazi, the great metropolis of the East, under the leadership of former Minister of Justice, which have already joined Libyan diplomats abroad including Ambassador United States. This government led by Mohamed Mustafa Abud Ajleil, promised, on Al Jazeera, he did that ensuring the interim pending the release of all of Libya. Tripoli transformed into a stronghold by the bodyguards of Kadhafi A spokesperson (pictured below) told the pan-Arab channel that he would not abandon one inch of the territory of Libya ", thus excluding any partition of country between the east under the control of anti-Qaddafi, and West parts of which remain under the control of the regime, including the capital turned into a bastion of resistance by the presidential guard from Gadhafi.

In Tripoli, the amateur video broadcast by the site of the New York Times shows the mood in the streets deserted, with the gunmen who take a 4x4 bluntly one of their wounded. (See video) The Libyan capital was quiet Sunday morning, the streets deserted and most shops closed. According to witnesses, only militia patrols around, tanks and control access to the capital. However, supporters of Gaddafi have lost control of the city's key Zawiyah, about fifty miles Tripoli, which was the subject of major fighting in recent days. According to CNN, the troops stationed in the city would have rallied in opposition to Gaddafi. The Security Council of the United Nations takes a series of sanctions In New York, the Security Council adopted UN Sunday unanimously with rallying from the brink of China, a resolution imposing sanctions on Colonel Gaddafi, his family and relatives of the regime. These sanctions include an embargo on such sales of arms and related equipment to Libya and a travel ban on the floor of the UN member states on sixteen people, including Moammar Gadhafi, son and daughter in September and people closely related to the plan. These sanctions are largely symbolic at this stage and will have no infuence on the attitude or the combat capabilities of Gaddafi and his entourage. However, they could encourage the movement of rallying the insurgency on the part of many dignitaries and personalities from the Gaddafi regime, and thus accelerate its fall, considered inevitable. Photo: the spokesman of the new Libyan government on Al Jazeera (DR)