The Foreign Affairs Committee of the British Parliament revealed the text of a telephone conversation that took place between former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Muammar Gaddafi on February 25, 2011.

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The conversation shows Blair talking about ending the violence, while Gaddafi denied the existence of protests, accused Western countries of a neo-colonial conspiracy, and threatened to arm the Libyan people and resort to fighting.

Blair told Gaddafi: “The main thing required is to stop the bloodshed and violence,” while Gaddafi replied: “There is no fighting at all in Libya. Who said that?” “They want something else. It is a colonial campaign, and we have to challenge colonialism.

Blair continued, "If you have a safe place to go, you must go there, because this will not end peacefully and there must be a process of change, and this process of change can be managed, and we must find a way to manage it."

On the other hand, Gaddafi insisted on denying the existence of any protests, saying, “We have no problem, just leave us alone, and if you are really serious and looking for the truth, get on a plane and come to see us.”
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The phone conversation between Muammar Gaddafi and Tony Blair in February 2011 is an event with a geostrategic dimension, as it reflects the balance of international powers and their orientations towards the Middle East and North Africa region.

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