NATO continues bombing Libya after South African president's departure

NATO continued bombing Libya right after South African President Jacob
Zuma left Tripoli, and there were victims and injuries, France Press
reports.

Zuma met Libyan Leader Muammar Gaddafi in Tripoli on Monday. They
discussed peaceful settlement of the conflict. On his return, the
South African president received reports on new bombings. He said that
such actions break the African Union, RIA Novosti reports.

The president confirmed that Gaddafi is ready to fulfill the road map
the African Union proposed.

The Libyan state channel "Al-Jamahiriya" reported on the new NATO bombings.