Hillary Clinton: Killed Gaddafi, Libya Relieved

Earlier, Clinton hopes Khadafi captured or killed.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United States have not been able to confirm the truth of the death of Moammar Gaddafi in Libya. However, if this is true, then it will be good news for the people of Libya.

It is delivered by U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, during his visit to Afghanistan, Thursday, October 20, 2011. Earlier, Clinton was expected Gaddafi may be caught in order to improve the situation Libya.

"If true Gaddafi killed, then this news will be a great relief to the people of Libya," Clinton said, quoted by Fox News.

Indeed there has been no official confirmation about Gaddafi's death, but the photographs and videos show that Gaddafi has become a corpse. Both the U.S. State Department and NATO have not dared to confirm its truth.

Earlier this week, Clinton said he hoped that Gaddafi can get caught or killed. "We hope he can be captured or killed that no longer are afraid of him," Clinton said.

United States is one of the coalition countries that contributed to the collapse of the Gaddafi government. Together with NATO, U.S. and coalition countries to implement UN Security Council resolution 1979 on a no-fly zone in Libya since March.

Reportedly, as of last June, the U.S. operations in Libya to cost up to U.S. $ 800 million.

The amount of this budget is reaping criticism from lawmakers who questioned Barack Obama's decision to send troops to Libya.