Gaddafi Reportedly Perform Negotiations with Opposition

World News - Government Muammar Gaddafi is reportedly in talks with Libyan opposition parties. At least this is conveyed by a special envoy to visit Russia after opposition parties in Benghazi.

Libyans opposed to Gaddafi

"I was told that the direct negotiations between Gaddafi and the opposition parties are already underway," said Russian special envoy Mikhail Margelov told ITAR-TASS news agency on Friday (06/17/2011).

Certainty about the negotiations is also obtained by Margelov, after it was met with Libyan Prime Baghdadi al-Mahmudi.

"Libyan Prime Minister also told me that the contact is completed yesterday in Paris. French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been rumored about the outcome of the talks," said Mikhail Margelov.

But Margelov refused to give details about the meeting he had with the opposition in Benghazi.

While PM Mahmudi own back Khadafi fall from office is a red line that can not be violated. Although the current insistence Kadhafi to withdraw more and more profusely. On the other hand, continues to openly confess PM Mahmudi for any form of dialogue.

Parties Gaddafi seems to open itself to outside parties. Gaddafi's son, Seif al-Islam said the only way to break the deadlock that occurred in Libya is the implementation of democratic elections.

But the United States (U.S.) rate was too late for Gaddafi's regime for the conduct of elections. They assess Gaddafi it was time to go.

"It's too late as the Gaddafi held a democratic change. It's time for Kadhafi to go," said a spokesman for the U.S. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Victoria Nuland.