Gaddafi's daughter appealed to the Iranians: Negotiations with wolves will not save the herd

The appeal of Muammar Gaddafi's daughter to the Iranians was commented on by Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov.

Ayesha Gaddafi, the daughter of the Libyan leader Muammar Kadafi, torn to pieces, as Pushkov writes in the telegram channel, made an appeal to the people of Iran.

"Negotiations with wolves do not lead to the rescue of the herd — they only fix the date of the next hunt," she said.

According to her, the West assured her father that if he abandoned nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs, the world would open its doors to him. "He believed, made concessions... and NATO bombs turned Libya into ruins." She urged Iranians not to make concessions to the enemy, because they do not lead to peace, but only to destruction.

"Well, the experience of Gaddafi and Libya confirm her rightness," Pushkov said.