Khamis Gaddafi killed in battle – rebels claim

Khamis Gaddafi, the youngest son of the ousted libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has died in fighting south of Tripoli. The news was revealed by a military commander of the rebels on Monday.

Colonel Al-Mahdi Al-Haragi, the commander of the Tripoli Brigades, said he received confirmation that Khamis was wounded in a battle near Ben Walid and Tarhoni, about 140 km south of the capital and died in a hospital.

Khamis died later in hospital from his injuries. He is buried in the neighborhood, said Haragi without mentioning when it happened. A U.S. official could not confirm but said to have heard the same info from some “reliable alternative sources”.

Shelter
Khamis (28) was leading the Khamis Brigade which, according to Human Rights Watch is responsible for the killings of dozens of prisoners in a warehouse in Tripoli last week.

The fate of Muammar Gaddafi and his other sons, is surrounded by confusion. The Italian news agency ANSA reported Monday that Muammar with his sons Saif al-Islam and Saadi are in Ben Walid, a location just 140 kilometers southeast of Tripoli. On the way Ben Walid, Khamis was killed in Tarhuna combat on Sunday, said a colonel from the NTC.

Death or imprisonment of members of Gaddafi;s family were reported several times, but it proved to be wrong each time afterwards.

Algeria
The wife, two sons and a daughter of Muammar Gaddafi are already in neighboring Algeria, according to the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The new rulers of Libya, members of the National Transitional Council (NTC), immediately requested the extradition of Gaddafis. Providing shelter to the Gaddafi’s family would be “an act of aggression”, according to a spokesman for the NTC.
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Gaddafi’s wife Safia, his daughter Aisha and his sons Hannibal and Muhammad were accompanied by their children and arrived in Algeria at 08.45, the ministry said. Algeria is the only neighbor of Libya that does not recognize the NTC as a legitimate government. Monday was first announced in Algiers,that the Foreign Minister, Mourad Medelci, had contact with envoys of the NTC.

Safia is the second wife of Gaddafi. She is the mother of seven of his natural children. She and her husband also adopted two children.

Mohammed (1970) is the eldest son and only child of Gaddafi’s first wife, whom he divorced after six months. Mohammed had large interests in the telecommunication industry of Libya and was the head of the Olympic Committee. The rebels claimed to have taken him as prisoner shortly after the fall of Tripoli, but he escaped later.

Mistreatment
Hannibal (1976) is the fourth son and had repeated negative publicity for assault. An incident in which he was involved led to a protracted diplomatic row with Switzerland.

The 34-year-old Aisha was for short time part of the lawyer team of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

Four months ago, Gaddafi’s youngest son, Saif al-Arab, was killed in a NATO bombing of Gaddafi’s headquarters in Tripoli. The fate of other children is poorly understood. There are no reports on Gaddafi’s son Mutassim.