<p>A convoy of between 200 to 250 military vehicles comprising officers from Libya's southern army battalions crossed from Libya into Algeria before crossing into Niger, Al Jazeera reported.<br /><br />Quoting Niger military sources, the Arab news agency reported that large number of pro-Gaddafi Taureg tribal fighters including their chief Rhissa Ag Boula were also in the convoy.<br /><br />A private TV station reported that a large convoy had entered Agadez from southern Libya and headed at high speed towards the Niger capital of Niamey.<br /><br />Other Arabic news channels said that the convoy which may include Muammar Gaddafi and his eldest son Saif-al Islam might be headed towards Burkina Faso, a landlocked west African nation which has offered Gaddafi and his family asylum.<br /><br />Reports of the convoy entering Niger came as the officials<br />confirmed that head of Gaddafi's security brigades Mansour Daw along with 10 other Libyans had crossed into Niger on Sunday.<br /><br />Al-Jazeera quoting French military sources said that the commander of Libya's southern Army Gen Ali Khana was also in Niger, not far from the Libyan border.<br /><br />Burkina Faso, a former recipient of Gaddafi's largesses offered the toppled Libyan dictator exile about two week backs, but has also recognised the new Transitional regime in Tripoli.</p>
<p>A convoy of between 200 to 250 military vehicles comprising officers from Libya's southern army battalions crossed from Libya into Algeria before crossing into Niger, Al Jazeera reported.<br /><br />Quoting Niger military sources, the Arab news agency reported that large number of pro-Gaddafi Taureg tribal fighters including their chief Rhissa Ag Boula were also in the convoy.<br /><br />A private TV station reported that a large convoy had entered Agadez from southern Libya and headed at high speed towards the Niger capital of Niamey.<br /><br />Other Arabic news channels said that the convoy which may include Muammar Gaddafi and his eldest son Saif-al Islam might be headed towards Burkina Faso, a landlocked west African nation which has offered Gaddafi and his family asylum.<br /><br />Reports of the convoy entering Niger came as the officials<br />confirmed that head of Gaddafi's security brigades Mansour Daw along with 10 other Libyans had crossed into Niger on Sunday.<br /><br />Al-Jazeera quoting French military sources said that the commander of Libya's southern Army Gen Ali Khana was also in Niger, not far from the Libyan border.<br /><br />Burkina Faso, a former recipient of Gaddafi's largesses offered the toppled Libyan dictator exile about two week backs, but has also recognised the new Transitional regime in Tripoli.</p>