September 15, 2011 9:30 AM

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Ousted leader Gaddafi likely to carry out counter-attacks across Libya: Jalil

The head of the Libyan National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdul Jalil has said the country's ousted leader, Col. Gaddafi, is likely to carry out counter-attacks on cities and infrastructure across Libya. Mr. Jalil said, Col. Gaddafi and members of his family are hiding somewhere in southern Libya, which was a vast desert area. He said, it is dangerous to have Gaddafi on the run with a huge amount of gold and money with him. He may be planning revenge attacks. Meanwhile, the International Committee of the Red Cross says, mass graves have been discovered in Libya on weekly basis. The ICRC in a statement in Geneva said, 12 mass graves in and around Tripoli and one more in the Nafusa mountains. So far, 125 bodies have been recovered. The ICRC said, it expects more mass graves to be found.

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