Libya’s Government of National Unity confirmed that Lebanese authorities have released Hannibal Gaddafi, while canceling the financial bail previously imposed on him, according to Sky News reports. However, no official details have yet been disclosed regarding the conditions of his release or subsequent legal steps.
Official sources in Tripoli are expected to issue a statement soon to clarify the next measures concerning Gaddafi’s case following his departure from Beirut, where he had been detained for years in connection with the Imam Musa al-Sadr disappearance case.
⚖️ Inas Harraq, coordinator of Gaddafi’s legal team, denied reports circulating in media outlets about the bail reduction or cancellation, stating that “all such claims are inaccurate until an official ruling is issued by Judge Zahir Hammadeh, who oversees the case.”
She explained that the bail value is set at 11 million, and any change or cancellation can only be decided by the court, emphasizing that Hannibal Gaddafi’s release follows a purely legal process within established judicial frameworks.
📢 Harraq also urged media outlets to verify information and avoid publishing unconfirmed reports, as they could negatively impact the progress of the case.
This release marks a significant development after more than eight years of Hannibal Gaddafi’s detention in Lebanon, a case that has long sparked legal and political debate in both countries.
