Gaddafi vows to stay on, blames foreigners

Muammar Gaddafi vowed to stay in Libya today and blamed foreigners and al Qaeda for the unrest that is threatening his 41-year rule, according to a transcript of an interview he gave to Serbian television.

Muammar Gaddafi vowed to stay in Libya on Sunday and blamed foreigners and al Qaeda for the unrest that is threatening his 41-year rule, according to a transcript of an interview he gave to Serbian television.

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In the interview, which journalists at the Pink station in Belgrade said was conducted at Gaddafi's office in Tripoli, the Libyan leader also condemned the United Nations Security Council for imposing sanctions on him and launching a war crimes inquiry -- the Council, Gaddafi said, could not see Tripoli was secure.