International oil prices surged sharply at the beginning of the year when Libya stopped its oil exports.

However, the opposition officials in Libya claimed that the rebels had controlled the capital of Tripoli, and the Al-qaddafi regime was at an end, and the international commodity market also began to stir up trouble.

Libya opposition leaders called the Al-qaddafi era "an end".

Jalil, chairman of Libya's "national Transitional Council", said at a press conference held in Benghazi on 22 July that the Al-qaddafi era "has ended", but until Al-qaddafi was arrested, the opposition could achieve a real victory.

Jalil said that at present, the armed forces of the opposition have not yet fully controlled the capital of Tripoli, and Aki Zia's barracks and its surrounding areas are still controlled by the government forces, so it is difficult to ascertain where Al-qaddafi is and whether he has left Libya.

In addition, Soult, Sabbah and other places are not controlled by the opposition at present.

Jalil said that the two sons arrested by Al-qaddafi are under the control of the opposition and are in a safe position.

Once Al-qaddafi is captured alive, he will receive a fair trial.

Jalil said,

JAL also appealed to the opposition to protect property and express the will of reconciliation.

He said that all actions of the opposition should be controlled within the law and avoid illegal actions alone in order to gain power.

Since the beginning of 21 nights, Libya has opposed the continued strengthening of the military offensive in the capital Tripoli.

The opposition said in the early morning of 22, has controlled Tripoli, is in the city to eliminate Al-qaddafi residual troops.