The commander of the Al-Samoud Brigade in the city of Misurata, Salah Badi, expressed his willingness to reveal the burial site of Muammar Gaddafi, his son Mutassim, and Abu Bakr Younis Jaber, in response to a petition to reveal the remains of officials of the former regime, within the framework of reparation and reconciliation.
In an interview on the Clubhouse app, Badi said that he is against anyone who speaks ill of Aisha Gaddafi, or does harm to her abroad, considering her as his “daughter”, and at the same time, he demanded the return of all those connected with the Gaddafi regime to Libya, provided that they haven’t committed crimes.
The prominent leader in the city of Misurata spoke about the prisons inside the city, indicating that he had established a prison to protect detainees and they were treated well, according to the testimony of Ahmed Gaddaf Al-Dam’s sister.
Badi continued his controversial statements via the Clubhouse platform, where he expressed his full readiness to appear before the Attorney General in several cases, including the incident known in Libya as the “burning of Tripoli Airport” during the Libya Dawn war in August 2014.
