Gaddafi was killed by a French secret agent

According to information revealed by the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera is an agent of foreign intelligence services and not a member of the Libyan revolutionary brigades who killed Colonel. It is an agent of foreign intelligence services and not a member of the Libyan revolutionary brigades who killed Gaddafi. According to the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera , the Chairman of the Executive Board of the Libyan National Transitional Council (CNT) assured Egyptian television that foreign agent had infiltrated the revolutionary brigades to kill Colonel Gaddafi. "This is not the first time that the official version of the death of Colonel is questioned, but this time, it is a Libyan official who raises conspiracy theory mounted by foreign secret services. According to the Italian newspaper, the rumor has long been that if foreign agents were involved, it could be that French. 'Sarkozy had every reason to silence the Colonel and as quickly as possible', according to a diplomatic source quoted by the newspaper, referring to the fact that Gaddafi had openly threatened to reveal information about its relationship with the French president, including concerning the financing of his campaign in 2007. It is known that U.S. Special Forces commandos and French participated together in the hunt for Gaddafi. The Italian daily has also obtained from the former head of relations with foreign intelligence agencies on behalf of the National Transitional Council, reports that Colonel Gaddafi has been located through his satellite phone, which was a child's play for NATO experts'.

Sectarian attack in Iraq leaves more than 30 dead

At least 30 people were killed in Iraq and dozens wounded, mostly in car bomb attacks mainly directed against the police and against Shiite pilgrims in different parts of the country, officials and media. was only in the capital, Baghdad car bombs exploded today eight, leaving 15 dead, DPA reported.  Four civilians were killed and nine wounded in an explosion near a Shiite shrine in Al Maadan, southeast of the capital. Among the victims were Iranian pilgrims. Six policemen were killed and five were wounded when a suicide bomber detonated his load car near a checkpoint in the city of Kut, in the east.In turn, three car bombs exploded in the town of Taji, about 25 miles north of Baghdad, leaving at least seven dead and 22 injured. attacks were also wounded in Diyala and Baquba, northeast of Baghdad, where the police chief survived Traffic an attack on his convoy. Five people were injured in a car bomb that exploded in a vegetable market in Bani Saad, south of the city. Also in Mosul, 400 kilometers north of the capital, a government official was killed and 14 soldiers and one soldier were injured when a car bomb exploded near a military patrol. Though not reached the peak of violence in 2006, this year has intensified terrorist attacks in Iraq, many of them directed against the security forces.