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Gaddafi firm not to hand over suspects to UK, US
NICOSIA, Apr 13 : With United Nations sanctions against his country Just over two days away, Libyan Leader Moamer Gaddafi on Sunday maintained his refusal to hand over to the United States and Britain two men wanted on aircraft bombing charges, reports AFP.
Gaddafi, who met Sunday with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on the crisis, once again told reporters In Tripoli that he had put forward new proposals on resolving the dispute over two men who are alleged to cause the mid-air ex Elosion of two airliners, which ft 440 people dead tn 1988 and 1989.
The Libyan leader brushed off fears of a new US military assault on Libya like one that occurred in 1986, and repeated an earlier suggestion that the two men could hand themselves over to a neutral state of their own accord. Jana news agency said tn a dispatch monitored here.
Colonel Gaddafi has consls tently maintained that directly handing over the men. who are wanted by US British and French Judicial authorities, would Infringe on Libya s sovereignty.
The Libyan leader also said that the UN sanctions, due to come into force on Wednesday, would involve no loss what so ever for Libya. We will shoulder our responsibilities on that score, he told reporters In Tripoli after Mubarak s depar ture.
In Rabat, meanwhile, an Arab League committee seek ing to defuse the crisis ended a meeting without making any progress. Arab diplomats said in the Moroccan capital. Sources close to the Arab League delegations said they had dropped a plan to seek a new delay for the tmplementa tlon of the UN Security Council Resolution. The meeting was attended by Libyan Foreign Minister Ibrahim Al-Btahari.
In Cairo the Middle East news agency quoted Mubarak as saying on his return home that Egypt had done every thing possible to avoid military action against Libya.
Mubarak also said Gaddafi had repeated his acceptance of United Nations Security Council Resolution 731 and had Informed the UN Secretary General of his deci slon
The UN embargo is to be Implemented unless Libya hands over the two suspects for trial tn either the United States or Britain. A French Judge also wants to question them over the UTA bombing
The Libyan position In the Lockerbie case was clear and legal, Gaddafi told reporter*, while repeating that there could be no question of Infringing Libyan sovereignty or violating international law.
The Libyan leader also said that his country did not fear a new Military attack, which would have absolutely no point for the United Slates.
On Sunday the Ubyan au thorities said the anniversary of the attack today would be a day of national mourning.
Jana news agency said all air. maritime and land traffic to and from Libya that is nor mally carried out by local and foreign companies would be suspended for 24 hours from midnight (2200 GMT) today.