gaddafi ruled libya and also to what followed- in — gaddafi ruled libya and also to what followed.uled libya and also to what followed. in 2011 the _ gaddafi ruled libya and also to what followed. in 2011 the arab _ gaddafi ruled libya and also to what followed. in 2011 the arab uprising l followed. in 2011 the arab uprising that began in tunisia it spread to neighbouring libya. the west led by the uk and france intervened in the conflict it to support colonel gaddafi's opponents, later that year colonel gaddafi would be ousted and killed. but stability did not follow it. over 42 years this country has been ruled by an iron fist by the colonel gaddafi regime, it was a vile regime, which did not leave in place any institutions. instead there were factions competing for oil, and there were two separate governments, and the fighting has stopped but libya remains divided. in the north—east you can see derna whether floods hit and in the north—east you can see derna whetherfloods hit and it in the north—east you can see derna whether floods hit and it is in the north—east you can see de

after the fall of gaddafi, there has been a lot of information. mohammad ghazi in the center of the security organization has a lot of valuable and important information about hesr. imam's home is in the war zone and the heat is in the house he explained the officials in his father's regime and the events of the kidnapping process, and also about the questions that he had about the events after the imam's kidnapping , he had reached the legal age and became a security official in his father's regime. naturally, this information helps us a lot and fat we must investigate the cover-up of this information and complete the interrogation, and we must legally demonstrate in front of the investigating judge and council due to the concealment of information about gaddafi in hannibal, lebanon . he was able to collect one by one with them among other things, i can give you this in certain years. now , express it in another way. i don't have the presence of mind now. i will think from year to year. 82 now i say this, you are saying that in the formation of t

i don't have a very good relationship with gaddafi . it happened last time that this now let's explain it, but for now, vali said, "i am ready if this helps me to save lebanon . i am not familiar with the animation of all the robbery news. why do i say enforced disappearance? i do not say kidnapping. from the legal point of view, this has two meanings. the fox tail is not a crime. it is known and ugly that disappeared . creation is not mandatory in the case of disappearance forced, nothing is clear, that is, basically, the main focus of this crime is that in the forced disappearance of a person, a political organization or a government force , you must know not to give any information about him , say if he is still alive, was it me, was it not me, was it you , and it does this because it considers that person to be a threat to national security in the long term, which is deprived of the protection of the law of the lebanese colt in this matter, but again it is burning in the fire of war. he does it until i come, he says for sure that th

i don't have a very good relationship with gaddafi. this happened last time , but now, he said, 'i am ready if it helps to save lebanon. i am not familiar with the animation. all the news. why me?'" i say forced disappearance, i don't say kidnapping, this has two meanings from a legal point of view. kidnapping is not a crime because of the recognition and ugliness of forced disappearance. there is nothing clear about forced disappearance. basically, the main focus of this crime is that in the forced disappearance of a person a political organization or a power government you should know that he should not give any information about him, tell him if he is alive, did he know that he was there, and that is why he is doing this to deprive that person of the protection of the law in the long run. lebanon considers this a threat to national security, but it is still under fire . the war is burning, the judicial system of italy is going to italy, it is actually conducting an investigation until i come to the murder, it says that they are not

— colonel gaddafi? everyone is challenging _ colonel gaddafi?l gaddafi? everyone is challenging each other - colonel gaddafi? everyone is challenging each other in - colonel gaddafi? everyone is challenging each other in a i colonel gaddafi? everyone is l challenging each other in a war against power. this is a national catastrophe, people in derna and in the east are blaming the government, they have received no warning, complaining that cracks in the dams and the government did not respond. it's hard to see that there would be more inefficiency going forward. we have seen the prime minister of the eastern government going to derna, promising to rebuild the whole port, promising to rebuild the whole port, promising to rebuild the whole port, promising to open an investigation... it only fuelled anger in people. they are trying to bury the bodies of the level of dance, or even looking for them. in this part of the world where there are dictatorship, no corruption,... it had to see the public accepting the failure of the government going forward.

when gaddafi was 0 - osed the population. when gaddafi was o- osed in the population.k, was - the population. when gaddafi was| opposed in 2011, i think, was there an obvious alternative government then? ., . , an obvious alternative government then? ., ., , ., then? unfortunately because a dictatorship — then? unfortunately because a dictatorship or _ then? unfortunately because a dictatorship or top _ then? unfortunately because a dictatorship or top is _ then? unfortunately because a dictatorship or top is such - then? unfortunately because a dictatorship or top is such as i dictatorship or top is such as gaddafi's. _ dictatorship or top is such as gaddafi's, it doesn't allow for the creation — gaddafi's, it doesn't allow for the creation and development of alternatives so the system of government that was created was centred _ government that was created was centred around gaddafi as an individual and his clique. that's what _ individual and his clique. that's what held — individual and his clique. that's what held sway in the country's institutions. following the

this rug belongs to whatsapp after the fall of gaddafi. after the fall of gaddafi , my servant's presence in the center of the security organization has become a lot. there is a lot of valuable and important information about the imam in the southern region of the country and other regions . and also about the questions about the events of the 10th year after the kidnapping of the imam he had reached the legal age and became a security official in the system. this information helps us a lot and we should check the overlapping of this information and complete the interrogation and we should legally investigate and design in front of the judge. the reason for the concealment of the trial information is that he is currently in hannibal prison in lebanon, and as i said, the interviews that ghasemi conducted in different countries have been scattered and he has been able to gather some information, including that in certain years, i can now give you these in the form of say something else, now the presence of mind i don't have it until the year

it was the gaddafi clan that ruled the country. its closest oh so if all this is removed we will get a vacuum libya today suffers from endemic problems from field commanders and tribalism the country has two conflicting governments one in the west in tripoli internationally recognized government of national unity he is supported by most of the countries of the western world, turkey and others and another government in the east, the so-called national parliament, which positions itself as democratic , but the real power there belongs to the military leader khalifa haftar, who is supported by russia, egypt and others, and among other things, there is the islamic state group, he has been oppressed for some time but the city of darna has always been the center of the islamic position of the central government in tripoli, even under gaddafi, and the valley of the mountains of jebel adgard, where these floods occurred , has always been a raft of rebels and that is why it was abandoned these two dams were built by yugoslav engineers in the 70s, that is, they are already 50 years old and all

after the nato backed ousting of gaddafi in i backed ousting of gaddafi in 2011 the country fell intobuild vanished. it has two rival governments, one in the east am one of the west of the country, a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. amid the libyan political chaos, warnings it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. was a catastrophe and all my friends are dead and one of my friends was filming from the top of the valley. was filming from the top of the valle . ~ , ., , valley. my friend, he was filming- _ valley. my friend, he was filming. he _ valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. - valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a- valley. my friend, he was i filming. he died. a quarter valley. my friend, he was - filming. he died. a quarter of the city is _ filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now— filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now in _ filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now in ruins. - filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now in ruins. a - the city is now in ruins. a third of its people home

even if all measures were taken, they would have been losses, massive losses. —— muammar gaddafi. of victims will be libyan, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, was swept out to sea. translation: i have lost four members _ out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of— out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of my - out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of my family. | lost four members of my family. my lost four members of my family. my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him he will get close for the children.— telling him he will get close for the children. "oh, my dear son," for the children. "oh, my dear son." he _ for the children. "oh, my dear son," he finishes. _ son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen also prevents the help getting through. also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ , ., also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ ,, ., ~' also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ ., ~

it was gaddafi's clan and entourage that ruled the country.get a vacuum. libya today is plagued by some endemic problems of warlords, tribalism, and the fact you have these two rival governments, one in the west, in tripoli, which is the government of national unity, the internationally recognised one, that is backed by most of the western world, turkey and others, then in the east you have got what is called the national parliament, which sounds very democratic. the real power is a warlord, backed by russia, egypt and others. in amongst the mix you have isis hovering around. they have been more or less repressed for the time being. but derna was always a stronghold of islamist opposition for central government back in tripoli, even under gaddafi. so the mountains where these floods originated was always a stronghold of rebels, and that is one of the reasons why it has been under resourced. reasons why it has been under resourced-— reasons why it has been under resourced. that is the political backdro - resourced. that is the political backdro

libya has never really recovered from the civil war that overthrew colonel gaddafi.ts claim to rule this country — neither really does. translation: after this incident, we will look back at ourselves - and the reasons for the devastating flood in a calm and intelligent way. we have allocated just over 2.5 billion dinars to start the reconstruction of this area. that figure is around $500 million. all the while, the death toll mounts. mass graves fill up. hospitals turn into morgues. translation: we've already had 1,700 dead just in this _ section of the hospital. we counted them as they were lying in the hallways. we buried anyone identified by their family or friends. things are very bad. the hospital is dilapidated. some aid is already on its way. but, with relief operations already stretched by the earthquake in nearby morocco, help will not come as fast as the needs here will grow. of course, saving lives in this moment is critical, but then the next steps are also pretty concerning because, again, we're talking about thousands of people who lost everything. so

near messiah, kavia's false flight was reported saying that the french were looking for mohammad gaddafi's plane and the target was mr. safari. the biggest thing that is new now is who escaped by plane. what was supposed to be the executive plan, because now it has been shot down and the plane has already been hypothesized , gaddafi's plane is in conflict with international laws , quickly in conflict with the chicago convention, due to this conflict of international laws, now at the international level that france and the united states to be condemned like this or how much reaction has there been to being accused, and do you think they will respond, what is the predictable fate , conflict with international laws that we have by removing and but considering that we are from a country mr. safari was unfortunately cut off, we know that anyway according to their statements, america and france must be held accountable for this incident that happened about 43 years ago, but there is a news with a lot of reaction in the village english about a prisoner who was found innocent after 17 years. parki

in years gone by they used to pay colonel gaddafi . they used to pay colonel gaddafi beaches and breako they have a willing partner in tunis because according to the deputy prime minister, he thinks it is also if you read it. do you think he is letting him go through because the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence _ the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of _ the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of this _ the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of this but _ the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of this but for - the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of this but for sure - the money has not arrived? we don't have evidence of this but for sure a l have evidence of this but for sure a country, a government like tunisia is well aware of the kind of leveraged it has on the fears of migration in europe. but i don't think, i don't have the evidence right now to say that there is an organised attempt to force europe's hand. for sure since the agreement, the memorandum has been signed there has been an increase of arrivals. bu

libya has never really recovered from the civil war that overthrew colonel gaddafi.al governments claim to rule this country — but neither really does. the damage to libya's infrastructure is incalculable. this hospital in bayda was submerged in the deluge. all the while, the death toll mounts. mass graves filling up. hospitals turn into morgues. translation: we've already had 1,700 dead just in this section _ of the hospital. we counted them as they were lying in the hallways. we buried anyone identified by their family or friends. things are very bad. the hospital is dilapidated. some aid is already on its way. but, with relief operations already stretched by the earthquake in nearby morocco, help will not come as fast as the needs here will grow. of course, saving lives in this moment is critical, but then the next steps are also pretty concerning because, again, we're talking about thousands of people who lost everything. so what about their health, their food, their water, their livelihoods? and then it's not something that will be solved in a couple of hours or

the construction of the new dam was completed, but with the nato attack and the collapse of the gaddafi government, most of the contracts in this country were subject to corruption, and i hope that this fabric will wake lee up and unite him again. they are also helping the city of 13 since the nato attack libya after the overthrow of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a chieftain , as the al jazeera reporter says , strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya, and the rulers of the east and west of the country he had to talk to each other, what kind of trouble is causing his friend libya to stop fighting with itself after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi , sed and sima news agency , an old plant from the family of 12 natural exfoliating and rejuvenating plants, and removing pimples and skin blemishes, a lot of help the cultivation of this plant in iran has been able to produce quality products for the use of all members let's produce our family and

the —— gaddafi years. tragedy as well. the —— gaddafi year5.struction. ., , ., destruction. on that point, i want asking _ destruction. on that point, i want asking that _ destruction. on that point, i want asking that because i destruction. on that point, i| want asking that because my understanding libyans will be feeling brief now, some of them still searching for people who are missing, but i wonder, 5peaking are missing, but i wonder, speaking to them, are you also detecting a sense of anger when you talk about that mismanagement now those who are still grieving relatives are now digging in the mind, i�*d didn�*t hear anger. their emotions are probably directed elsewhere. amongst libyan youth, in other cities, activists, you do hear anger who have also been politically active people, saying that they want those responsible to be held responsible for their actions, so you do hear popular angle, it is still very hush—hush, it has not erupted as a mainstream voice, but you are starting to see rumblings. rightfully so, because probably this tr

, when i visited 100, it was easy to see the cracks on sadruddin 's body. and the collapse of the gaddafi government , most of the contracts in this country are subject to corruption i hope this fabric will wake lee up and reunite him. many military leaders who fought together until three years ago are helping the city 13 shoulder to shoulder since the nato attack to topple muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya . the rulers in the west of the government supported by the united nations and in a state company led by a jaz salar , as al jazeera 's reporter says, strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya and forced the rulers of the east and west of the country to talk to each other . but after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi stopped fighting with himself sada and sima news agency became the champion of the melli bank of iran, the largest loan accounts of the melli bank of iran, the melli bank of iran, alton gas stove with a timer , that is why it speaks, the first word of cooking , in the name of allah, rahman , raheem. mikimin, the deputy minister of nursing

amato, france and the united states were planning to eliminate the former dictator of libya, mohammad gaddafithe day of the incident, they thought that he was in one of the planes. mig was present. the english newspaper the times revealed to ballast that the former defense minister of this country was considering taking revenge on the united states before leaving his post and canceling the contract to purchase 14 chinook helicopters from this country. the times wrote above the united states for not supporting him. for the secretary general of nato he was angry and resigned last week. the people of germany protested by holding a demonstration to support ukraine and send weapons to this country . the participants in this demonstration carried four writings opposing the war and supporting germany. germany has weapons and tanks. sent to ukraine and with the coordination of the united states and european allies, it has provided ukraine with military aid worth about 3 billion dollars. more than four million eight hundred thousand civilians were displaced due to the conflicts in sudan, the united na

to shoulder they are helping the flooded city at the time of the nato attack to overthrow muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a chieftain, as the al jazeera reporter says , strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya, and the rulers of the east and the west he has forced the country to talk to each other, what means can he use to make trouble for libya to stop fighting with itself after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi , sed and sima news agency, last year, take to the oilseed, kaja and patrick, a very good crop, pregnant , good for the earth, very good wishes it is causing better soil fertility to the roots of amir for biological plowing, in-soil rapeseed, safflower and camelina in fall cultivation, soybeans, sesame and sunflower in spring cultivation, the most important needs of the country to supply consumed oil are the production of rapeseed and wheat , they are the talisman of autumn. according to the fact that we need oil in the country to have

since the nato attack to overthrow muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulerswest, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a certain ruler , as al jazeera's reporter says , have strengthened empathy for the flood in war-torn libya. the kurds and the rulers of the east and west of the country are forced to talk to each other what kind of tools does calamity work on, but after more than 10 years, it stopped fighting with itself? mohammad kazemi, sed and sima news agency . this is gilan publications, which is by your side at any moment you want to receive 60% of the resources of this publication in the form of totally free right now number 5 to 3 thousand 4855 why are you sitting at my water fountain? i don't know anything. now i have to say service . 8 agrin pot cloths in three sizes 24 and 28 along with a book in sizes 28 have a granite cover and are integrated with the body. and it is very resistant to heat and does not change color. agrin pots improve the taste and appearance of your food i will keep it in the best wa

2010, the preparations for the construction of a new dam, but with all this and the collapse of the gaddafi government, most of the contracts in this country were subject to corruption and had no end since the nato attack on libya and the overthrow of muammar al-gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the organization nations and in a government company led by a warlord who the al jazeera reporter says has strengthened empathy for the flood in war-torn libya and forced the rulers of the east and west of the country to talk to each other, what means will he use to make his friend suffer, but after more than 10 years from war with itself, mohammad kazemi, the indian government broadcasting agency announced the death toll of ethnic conflicts in the state of manipur to be 175. according to the latest statistics of the indian police , 1,118 people were killed in the violence of the last 4 months in the state of manipur in the northeast of the country. injured and 33 people disappeared during this period, about 5,700 weapons were looted

colonel gaddafi perpetrated brutality, notjust on his own people but more broadly.d from the civil war that raged across that country for many, many years. the uk played an active part, i personally played an active part, through what is known as the berlin process, which is an international coalition, to try and bring about elections, to try and get a high functioning government unfortunately, as we're seeing, we've not been successful. and he was also asked about the uk engagement with china, wasn't he? yes, he was. he was asked about this in the light of recent reports that a parliamentary researcher here had been arrested and allegations linked to the official secrets act and that individual has denied any claims of spying for china but the question was forjames cleverly, that the prime minister said he had raised it at the g20 meeting with the chinese delegation, butjames cleverly at the g20 meeting with the chinese delegation, but james cleverly had just been in china a few days before, so had he done anything about this when he went to china, that was the que

the analysts have said as soon gaddafi abandoned his military program he was destroyed. we were concerned by the allies whipping up the current reading -- korean peninsula. the russia and chinese initiative, the political challenges, there has been a situation in sudan. we support the constructive initiatives to speed up regulation of the settlement of domestic sudanese, providing direct dialogue. when we see the recent events in africa, how they responded to the coup in ukraine in february 2014, a day after agreement was reached on settlement -- settling on these issues, but the opposition trampled on the u.s. and the allies. in the serbian province of--province, they have having -- they are having them establish and army. the sad story of the minsk agreement in ukraine is being repeated. there was special status for the republic's and the sabotage with the support of the west. they do not want to force their protÉgÉ to implement this agreement. in the priority of costs about, the language and guaranteeing their agreements. they share the same fate. abusers need those s

revolution of libya never got complete and britain and others encouraged the overthrow of colonel gaddafien it emerged this divided country with the uk and others are backing one part of the country and a government that disagrees with that holding the other half. 0ne that disagrees with that holding the other half. one of the things that has happened or in fact not happened is investment and caretaking of things like dams. a lot of warnings about this that these dams needed a lot of maintenance but in the disarray and lack of communication between the part that is recognised by the international community and the part that isn't, this has got neglected and as you were describing, some of the problem is in coordinating aid. i'm not quite as pessimistic as you first describe, aid is now getting through, everyone recognises this is a catastrophe, including the government not recognise that controls this part. people are trying to coordinate but as he also described, it is very hard to get to and this is a catastrophe on a very huge and sudden scale. the difficulty. — huge and sudden scale.

reporter: the notorious muammar gaddafi ruled libya with charisma, belying his iron fist.ut after holding his rivals in check for 42 years, protest against his rule 12 years ago escalated to a nato supported rebellion. muammar qaddafi was killed by a militia group. and libya turned chaotic. malicious found space to operate and despite western backed elections, rival governments split the western and eastern parts in 2014. each supported by outside governments and loaded with arms and ammunition. this is about how it looks now. the tripoli base government in the west has the backing of the united nations. the one in the east is where the flooding occurred and is headed by military leader. prior to the flooding, war and the lack of a central government had left a disjointed government watch and its infrastructure and economy crumble. >> rescue efforts continue in morocco five days after an earthquake killed 3000 people. in aftershock, emergency responders search for survivors beneath the rubble. entire villages have been wiped out. hopes of finding survivors are dwindling. >

gaddafi can be completely opposed to the issue and structure of this meeting of the organization. we don't see it and unfortunately this process continues and the more the history and history of the united nations general assembly becomes, the more historical events and decisions can be seen. we can say that it was effective. we can only say about the korean war that it is actually a function of the united nations and otherwise, regarding many wars, many issues such as poverty climate issues, for example, gender, women's rights, and the environment have no movement, and regarding the issue of iraq and alex 1 to 5, because it was actually oil for food, as you know , the united nations itself included a series of corruptions, and some of the courses i gave you should use the opportunity. and mr. rouhani himself, at that time , this issue is actually that if the united nations is changed, it will simply happen . from this seat, i think that this year many presidents are against the structure in this this year's summit should speak. in fact, iran has repeatedly said that structural ch

mohammad gaddafi, the president and the former leader of libya, that there were more than 20 hours oflectures on written law . the first meeting was this . that the speeches today as wide i thought it was the president of brazil's shop, and then why shouldn't it be the most important, and then there were some officials of the arab countries, such as the king of jordan and the emir of qatar, and finally, until this hour in mecca , when were the most important signs of the earthquake ? considering the challenges and the threats that threaten the world cup, this meeting did not appear. as mr. anthony quinn arash first speech, we are weak in dealing with the challenges of the world. asia and african countries face challenges which was encountered, but i thank you that these countries spoke more about the issues that were announced to them based on the instructions of the united nations , and there were traces of the united nations in that it seems like this and the decisive speeches , why the ones we had before what did not exist, for example, the veins of the most important issue of west

after the removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos.revolution, western support vanished. a cost -- across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. >> it came to hear and washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. reporter: he is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster, now in their greatest hour of need. they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. anchor: britain's ministry of defense says ukraine's attack on a crimean shipyard this week was more severe than russia has admitted. the ministry says satellite pictures show one russian ship was functionally destroyed and a submarine severely damaged in the drone attack wednesday. russia's defense ministry says the vessels will be fully repaired and returned to service. our diplomatic correspondent is in kyiv with an update. reporter: we are seeing ukrainians becoming more and more sophisticated and confide in their ability to h

muhammed gaddafi, the president and leader of the former leader of libya, that there are more than twohours of speech in the written law. the first meeting was this meeting, who gave the speech ? they asked which are the most reactive on the first day, let me tell you that today 's speeches, as i said, were the shop of the president of brazil, and then why shouldn't they be the most important, and then there were some officials from arab countries, such as the king of jordan and the emir of qatar, and finally this makkah hour was the most important sign of the earthquake. about the topic of ina's speeches, as expected , considering the challenges and threats that threaten the world cup, this meeting did not appear, as mr. antonio guterres said in the first speech, we are weak dealing with the challenges of the world of existence, the world of expectation it was going to the countries to address more important issues in west asia and the challenges faced by other african countries, but it is from you that these countries spoke more about the issues that were announced to them based on t

let the lord from france remember how they stood up for the flood, where gaddafi once sacrificed a fly of cia interference in the affairs of libya van villos back uh gaddafi, this is a clear example that france follows and it sets this example, and the example for the rest of the west, except for their own interests. eh, nothing can happen, there can be no talk of any conscience, there can be no talk of any kind of diplomacy yuri thank you very much for your historical insight for us and our viewers. we are going on an expedition to purchase our ukraine, which we will rob and despise as chryasbins. according to rumors, let's go deep into the past and settle down, yes follows the name solo and oradoy. so. you haven’t forgotten everything that your new dance team showed up to give away. show that you know how to swaddle and give the second traditions a new life. we, without tom, will sing a joke about what is shaping up to be a national song. zakida, the horses came out to lead. hey, the people are gone, lord, all at once with a sprite on the first that minute on the belarusian tv channe

since gaddafi was deposed as its leader in 2011, libya has been in turmoil. were two riled will -- rival governments and fighting for control in the east and west. >> libya has been stuck in a political quagmire now for at least eight, nine years. really, even though there has been no major outbreak of violence since 2020, sporadic violence has taken place. but there has been no settlement to that conflict. reporter: the lack of internationally recognized government sources makes it difficult to know which details to trust. all the videos you see here have been checked i bbc verify. now, the authorities need to get help to the people who filmed them. by the ongoing conflict makes access to libya difficult in any aid that arise will be far slower than its desperate survivors need. helena: with the recovery efforts underway in libya, just a couple thousand kilometers away, morocco is recovering from a natural disaster of its own after a powerful earthquake caused widespread devastation. moroccan state television reports 2900 people have died from the quake. ano

quinton: this libyan catastrophe has deep roots after the ousting of gaddafi.ountry fell into chaos. promises of western help to rebuild vanished. it has two rival governments. women that used and 1 in the west of the country. a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed amid videos political chaos, warnings that it was an urgent need of repairs went unheeded. >> there was catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. quinton: a quarter of the city is now in ruins. a third of its people homeless, and thousands dead. but the true scale of the disaster is unfolding still. bbc news. christian:' thes -- u.n.'s meteorological organization said more could have been warned. >> if they had been a normally operating meteorological service, the emergency management have been able to carry out evacuation of the people and we could have avoided most of the human casualties. we cannot fully avoid economic losses but we could h

ever since the fall of gaddafi in 2011, libya has been in conflict.ave different factions that five for control. the reason that is relevant is there are two separate governments. one in the west, one in the east. this happened in the east of the country. it means when in any of the story, we may talk about government numbers, statements, we might talk about the authorities. we will assume that was a position that was entirely trustworthy. in the case of libya, we need to be more careful. the eastern authorities are not the internationally recognized government. therefore, we take that information, we look at when we are getting from the ground. we talk to our contacts and we put those things together to be able to bring an accurate picture. and perhaps a different way than we might do with other countries. official lines and numbers. >> thank you very much for that. next, i want to bring you some breaking news that we are getting in here. the head of bp, bernard looney, has resigned. it follows an investigation into what has been described as a small

khaddafi kind of put down his arms and then immediately we saw a nato-back invasion uh that overthrew gaddafi and now libya is a slave state that's suffering from uh infrastructure collapse um and so i think it the the threat of nuclear war against iran um from netanyahu uh is one cowardice it's two it's fear mongering right um we all know that israel is in a very desperate situation right now it's it's entering its almost 40th straight week of internal protests uh the netanyahu government is not popular at all, in fact on the global states no matter which government uh it is that's running uh the occupation um the occupation itself is losing any credibility any credibility at and it already had very little credibility to start off with and all this to say i think iran should 100% um have the defensive capabilities it it think needs in order to protect itself because the moment i believe that you know a country lets this guard down especially against the west, the west will always, always, always look into penetrating other countries into sewing chaos, into ensuring that the western influence

analysts note that as soon as muammar gaddafi abandoned his military nuclear program. destroyed it, thereby the west laid down the most dangerous risks for the entire nuclear non-proliferation regime; it is alarming, escalated by washington and its asian allies of military hysteria on the korean peninsula, where the strategic potential of the united states is accumulating; russian chinese initiatives are rejected as priority humanitarian and political tasks. the tragic development of the situation in sudan is nothing more than another result of the failed experiments of the west with the export of liberal democratic dogmas , we support constructive initiatives aimed at a speedy resolution of the conflict within the sudan, primarily through assistance in direct dialogue between the warring parties, observing the nervous attitude of the west towards the latest events in africa, in particular in nigeria, it is impossible not to recall how washington brussels reacted to the bloody coup d'etat in ukraine in february 2014, which i have already mentioned, a day after reaching

after the nato-back removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos. revolution, western -- post-revolution, western support vanish. across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. >> it came from here and completely washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. quentin: he is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now in their greatest ho of need, they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. christian: as quentin was just telling you, not easy to get down that coastal road to derna, but our colleague anna foster has managed to reach derna and has sent us this report on what she has seen. anna: i want to show you as much as i possibly can on what derna looks like tonight. the first thing you notice is how incredibly dark it is. there is no electricity inhe city, and actually the workers -- you can see some of them over there who are using big diggers to search f

libya an oil-rich north african country that's been torn apart for more than a decade, since muammar gaddafi was killed in the years since, two rival governments each backed by their own militias have fought for control of territory, leaving infrastructure crumbling, ripe conditions for humanitarian disaster >> the challenges are ranging between access to basic health facilities or health services, shelter and shelter management, food and non-food items. first aid. >> reporter: libya's internationally-backed government doesn't control the city but is sending in help and imploring the rest of the world to do the same >> and our thanks to josh letterman for that report. >>> more than eight months after the nation was shocked by this brutal video, the former police officers accused of biting tyre nicholls to death face federal charges >>> all five have charged with civil rights violations including use of excessive force and witness tampering. they were already facing state court charges >>> all have entered not-guilty pleas. >> he was beaten, pepper sprayed and died in the hospital three days

kind of put down his arms. uh and then immediately we saw a nato-back invasion uh that overthrew gaddafi and now libya is a slave state that's suffering from uh infrastructure collapse um and so i think it the the threat of nuclear war against iran um from netanyahu uh is one courice it's two it's fear mongering right um we all know that israel is in a very desperate situation right now it's it's entering it's almost its 40th straight week of internal protests uh the netanyahu government is not very popular at all, in fact on the global stage, no matter which government, it is that's running uh the occupation, um, the occupation itself is losing any credibility, any credibility it had, and it already had very little credibility to start off with, and so all this to say, i think iran should 100% um have the defensive capabilities, it it thinks it needs in order to protect itself, because the moment i believe that you know a country lets this guard down, against the west, the west will always, always, always look into penetrating other countries into sewing chaos, into ensuring that the we

french air force shoots down passenger jet while trying to assassinate libyan momar leader gaddafi in june 1980 this was announced by former italian prime minister giuliano. amato in an interview with republica. here, in fact, is the article. uh, everything happened over the mediterranean sea. it was an italian company flight from bologna to sicily with 81 people on board. nobody managed to escape. well, the truth is, when fili got on another military plane and survived after the official fox of france, the united states and nato denied everything, but earlier the court found that the cause of the crash was the hit of an air-to-air missile that fired a combat aircraft. well, here now she herself turned to the president of france macron with a request to confirm or deny the involvement of the french military. today is the day of the guards units in the army in the navy, there are more than a hundred of them about valor and military merit. guardsmen, our military commander alexander katsuba and the 163rd guards tank regiment of the south group, are grinding the enemy's defenses. in the

country with rival governments on both sides of the country after the toppling of the dictator muammar gaddafiin 2011, both sides they would launch an investigation into what happened, but unfortunately, experience in this part of the world, no transparency, no accountability, and it is hard to say they will do no transparency, no accountability, and it's hard to see that they're going to do something proper about it. what happened happened, but hopefully that this is a lesson that they will build better infrastructure, the city of derna, the hospital is a very weak and need everything from scratch, and for the moment, they're also worried about diseases spreading because of the number of corpses that could be under buildings, under rubble until the rescue operation can pull bodies out. jens laerke is from the united nations humanitarian 0ffice. he explained the scale of the tragedy in derna. there is no doubt that this is a colossal disaster. _ it came and surprised people in the middle of the night, i and our hearts goes out to all of those people, i it is absolutely terrifying, what we are

call this collapse siege everyone thought it was worse than 2011, when after the assassination of gaddafind floated, and lampedusa died out for the winter on the streets , migrants are zhglistra, nothing happens anymore, judging by the number of boats arriving, these scenery. now this is not the best advertisement for a tourist paradise for a long time. but it is a convincing argument for european officials, in whom italy has long been inviting them to visit the island on a friendly visit. this is the first attraction that will be shown to them on the way from the airport in 2013, when the first tragedy happened, a boat with three hundred refugees sank, the press was even allowed into the camp, to show that all the rights of grants in the eu are respected, the european dream begins harsh a pack of cigarettes, a telephone card sports suit they say. trump is given a cappuccino of seven records . i understand correctly, this is the very first milestone. these are the benches. yes, when migrants come from sports, we seat them here, here they are given hot tea, high-calorie bars, more energy,

libya has never really recovered from the civil war that overthrew colonel gaddafi. governments claim to rule this country — but neither really does. the damage to libya's infrastructure is incalculable. this hospital in bayda was submerged in the deluge. all the while, the death toll mounts. mass graves filling up. hospitals turn into morgues. translation: we've already had 1,700 dead just in this section _ of the hospital. we counted them as they were lying in the hallways. we buried anyone identified by their family or friends. things are very bad. the hospital is dilapidated. some aid is already on its way. but, with relief operations already stretched by the earthquake in nearby morocco, help will not come as fast as the needs here will grow. of course, saving lives in this moment is critical, but then the next steps are also pretty concerning because, again, we're talking about thousands of people who lost everything. so what about their health, their food, their water, their livelihoods? and then it's not something that will be solved in a couple of hours or d