The TNC is accusing Algeria of commiting an 'Act of Aggression' by harbouring the Gaddafi family, accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Libya and wanted for trial of said crimes.
The wife Safia, daughter Aisha and sons of Gaddafi, Hannibal and Mohammed, and their families, entered the neighbouring county's border, long an ally of Gaddafi's, Monday morning according to the Algerian Foreign Ministry.
However the whereabouts of Muammar Gaddafi himself remains unknown one week after the TNC fighters overthrew Tripoli.
"We have promised to provide a just trial to all those criminals and therefore we consider this an act of aggression," spokesman Mahmoud Shamman told Reuters. "We are warning anybody not to shelter Gaddafi and his sons. We are going after them ... to find them and arrest them."
"We have heard that Algeria will harbour them till they go to another country. They are trying to go to another country, possibly an east European country," he said. Reuters
Gaddafi is considered a threat and will be until such time as he is apprehended. The TNC has offered amnesty to anyone who turns in the Dictator, who is now most certainly holed up somewhere safe and sound, just waiting for his chance to 'negotiate the transfer of power'. And the three ringed-circus goes on
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