WASHINGTON - Libyan leader Moammar Khadafi sent a letter directly addressed to the President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama. In the letter Khadafi asked Obama to stop air attacks to Libya.
"You (Obama) is someone who dared to stop the wrong actions (to Libya). I'm sure you can take responsibility for it (stop the attack),"he wrote in his letter to Obama's Khadafi told the Associated Press, Thursday (7 / 4 / 2011).
The letter urged Obama to stop air attacks by the troops of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). During this time the attack rate Khadafi as "an unjust war against a group of people from developing countries. "
"In order to maintain world peace and friendship between residents of Libya and the United States, and for the sake of safety and economic cooperation against terrorism, you (Obama) is in a position to prevent NATO from Libya problems forever," said Khadafi.
Neither the White House nor the U.S. State Department refused to provide detailed information on the contents of the letter.
Khadafi also said that democracy can not be built by using the deployment of missiles and fighter jets. He again pointed out that the insurgents are Al Qaeda terrorist network.
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