Libya agrees to elections with any observers

Saif Al-Islam, son of the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, said that
they would hold elections in three months with any observers invited,
RIA Novosti reports.

Observers were invited from the EU, the African Union, the UN and even
NATO. Gaddafi is popular and is supported by the majority of Libyans.

The Libyan leader's son said that the country views the rebels as
terrorists supported by Sarkozy and the French government.

Al-Islam said that if the rebels win elections he will stay in Libya
with his father nonetheless.