Secret Documents: UN troops will not leave Libya after the fall of the Gaddafi

In desyatistranichnom UN document to which access is managed to obtain British journalists, said that after the civil war in Libya's international organization plans to Tripoli 200 observers and 190 police officers, to ensure complete control over the actions the new government. During the first three months after the end of fighting the UN plans to transfer to Libya 61 of its representatives to "help the opposition to organize a peaceful transition to democracy." In addition, depending on the success of the first stage of the negotiations of the UN forces with the new authorities of Libya, the head of the organization Ban Ki-moon plans to introduce into the country more than 300 unarmed monitors to prevent infighting within the opposition. Published in the UN strategy document means that NATO military missions in Libya will not end with the collapse of the regime of Gaddafi. Although the document states that the proposed UN route "building democracy in Libya" will be implemented only with the consent of the new government, British journalists are disturbed that no other scenarios of the UN and NATO opponents of the regime Gaddafi did not offer. On the other hand, members of the BBC believe that without the intervention of third force representatives of the new Libyan government may quarrel among themselves, leading to armed clashes between the new and new victims. UN officials, meanwhile, are shying away from answering on the authenticity of the document in Libya, who became the property of the public network.