Gaddafi and his family are in Tripoli – Libyan leader's son

"Gaddafi and his family are in Tripoli," – said Seif al-Islam reporters, without specifying where in the Libyan capital, are his relatives. Libyan insurgents on Monday night announced the capture of Seif al-Islam and the surrender of another son of Gaddafi – Muhammad. But on Monday night allegedly arrested by the rebels Seif al-Islam, appeared on television screens, accompanied by his supporters in the area of residence of the father in the government district of Tripoli Bab al-Aziz. The TV channel "Al Arabiya" showed how Seif al-Islam reported to journalists in Tripoli that all is quiet, and offers a trip through the city streets, which, according to reports received earlier, almost entirely in the hands of insurgents. According to the Libyan leader's son, burst into Tripoli rebels were "trapped" into which they lured al-Gaddafi, and will be destroyed. Earlier, another son of Muammar Gaddafi Muhammad fled from his home in Tripoli, where he had been under house arrest. Muhammad Qaddafi guarded by several armed insurgents. According to "Al Jazeera", the son of Libyan leader Gaddafi released loyal forces. The rebels have no information where he is today. In mid-February in Libya began mass demonstrations calling for the withdrawal of the ruling the country for more than 40 years, Qaddafi, which later escalated into armed confrontation between government forces and rebels. The number of victims of this conflict, according to various sources of thousands of people. UN Security Council March 17 adopted a resolution calling for the introduction of no-fly zone over Libya. The operation in Libya, the coalition forces began March 19. Leadership campaign in Libya, March 31 is completely transferred to the representatives of the NATO command. The mandate of the operation was due to expire on June 27, June 1 but extended the NATO operation in 90 days – until the end of September. In the city of Benghazi in eastern Libya, the rebels February 27 formed the Transitional National Council, which declared the sole legitimate authority in the country. Fifteenth July, more than three dozen countries, including the U.S., recognized the regime Muammar Gaddafi declared illegitimate and in fact on the recognition of the legal representative of the Libyan people the opposition of the Council.