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UN Council to enforce embargo against Libya
UNITED NATIONS, Dec 10 : The UN Security Council decided Wednesday to maintain an air and arms embargo against Libya aimed at pressuring Tripoli to turn over two suspects in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, diplomats said, reports AP.
"A number of US made it very clear that (that situation) was completely unsatisfactory and there had been no appreciable movement from Libya on the core problem," British Ambassador David Hannay said after closed council consultations on the sanctions,
A formal declaration to maintain sanctions was to be issued later Wednesday.
It stated that (he council president had "concluded that there was no agreement that the necessary conditions existed for modification of the measures of sanctions," according to a draft made available to journalists.
Hannay said Libya still had not cooperated in turning over for trial the two persons indicted in the bombing of the Pan Am flight over Lockerbie, Scotland.
He said the Libyan government also had not cooperated with a French judge Investigating the bombing of a French UTA airliner over the African country of Niger.
The council imposed sanctions against Libya on April 1. The council banned air traffic and weapons sales to Libya, and also asked countries to reduce their diplomatic contacts with Tripoli.The sanctions arc to be reviewed at least every
four months, and the council decision Wednesday followed a regular review -
Time is not infinite." Hannay said "A certain amount of impatience Is being felt and reference was made (In consultations) to the need to look to further measures in the weeks ahead," he said, without elaborating ,
The Pan Am, flight was blown up on Dec. 21, 1988, killed 270 people in the air and on the ground. The UTA airliner was bombed in
September 1989, killing 171 people.
Two suspected Libyan agents were indicted by the US and British governments for the Lockerbie bombing.
Hannay said Libyan Foreign Minister Omer al-Muntasser would visit the United Nations soon, to discuss Jjftliig the sanctions.
I hope he conics with the message that they are ready to comply and let these two indicted persons stand trial In Scotland or the United States.