Gaddafi leaders criticize UK for recognizing the rebellion’s as the sole authorized power in Libya. Deputy foreign minister in gaddafi’s government, khaled kaim said reporters that the decision is highly irrelevant and unparalleled. He also showed disapproval to US and France for the similar moves. He added Libya will seek to quash the decision through the courts. British police entered Libyan embassy on Wednesday. Britain officials also ordered the removal of all eight remaining Gaddafi diplomats in UK.

The rebel party, the National Transitional Council (NTC), has put forward the name of Mahmud al-Naku, a writer and journalist, as the new Libyan ambassador in London. The Libyan rebellion has also hurled an official request to US to reopen Libyan embassy in US. As the battle in Libya continues to put down Muammar Gaddafi’s 42-year dictator rule, NATO member continues to enforce an UN-backed no-fly zone over the country.

Gaddafi officials condemned UK for recognizing rebels as solitary power

Report by Kushal Kumar