Askari Kanzu
JF-Expert Member
- Jan 7, 2011
- 4,596
- 1,236
Sarkozy anasema yupo tayari kumkatia Gaddafi tiketi ya ndege!
26 May 2011 Last updated at 19:50 GMT
G8 summit: Sarkozy offers Libya's Gaddafi 'options'
Mr Sarkozy defended Nato intervention to support rebels fighting Col Gaddafi in Libya
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has urged Libya's Col Muammar Gaddafi to step down as "all options are open".
"We are not saying that Gaddafi needs to be exiled. He must leave power and the quicker he does it, the greater his choice," Mr Sarkozy told journalists.
He is hosting a meeting of leaders from the G8 group of wealthy nations in the northern French resort of Deauville.
'Plane ticket'
Mr Sarkozy defended Nato's intervention in Libya when he spoke to journalists on Thursday evening, saying "had we not stepped in [the rebel stronghold of] Benghazi would have been wiped off the map".
He thanked Russia for not blocking the UN resolution authorising force despite Moscow's misgivings, and said Russian President Dmitry Medvedev understood that "the blame lies with Col Gaddafi" and he had said so "frankly and unambiguously".
Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy greeted the leaders' spouses in a dress that showed off her pregnancy
He said the later Col Gaddafi stood down, "the shorter the list of his possible destinations".
If Col Gaddafi stepped down and withdrew his forces quickly, President Sarkozy said, "all options are open".
"Then we'll look at what the name should be on the plane ticket and even what class he should travel," he joked.
-BBC
26 May 2011 Last updated at 19:50 GMT
G8 summit: Sarkozy offers Libya's Gaddafi 'options'
Mr Sarkozy defended Nato intervention to support rebels fighting Col Gaddafi in Libya
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has urged Libya's Col Muammar Gaddafi to step down as "all options are open".
"We are not saying that Gaddafi needs to be exiled. He must leave power and the quicker he does it, the greater his choice," Mr Sarkozy told journalists.
He is hosting a meeting of leaders from the G8 group of wealthy nations in the northern French resort of Deauville.
'Plane ticket'
Mr Sarkozy defended Nato's intervention in Libya when he spoke to journalists on Thursday evening, saying "had we not stepped in [the rebel stronghold of] Benghazi would have been wiped off the map".
He thanked Russia for not blocking the UN resolution authorising force despite Moscow's misgivings, and said Russian President Dmitry Medvedev understood that "the blame lies with Col Gaddafi" and he had said so "frankly and unambiguously".
Mrs Bruni-Sarkozy greeted the leaders' spouses in a dress that showed off her pregnancy
He said the later Col Gaddafi stood down, "the shorter the list of his possible destinations".
If Col Gaddafi stepped down and withdrew his forces quickly, President Sarkozy said, "all options are open".
"Then we'll look at what the name should be on the plane ticket and even what class he should travel," he joked.
-BBC
