Former Libyan minister Moussa Ibrahim alleges the International Criminal Court (ICC) deliberately ignored “very well-documented” evidence of war crimes committed by NATO during the 2011 intervention in Libya. Ibrahim made the claim in an interview with RT, asserting the ICC focused solely on accusations against Muammar Gaddafi’s regime while overlooking alleged transgressions by NATO forces. He contends substantial documentation detailing NATO’s actions was available but dismissed by the court. The former minister’s statement represents a continuing critique of the ICC’s selectivity and perceived bias in its investigations relating to the Libyan conflict. Ibrahim’s allegations highlight ongoing resentment towards the NATO intervention and the subsequent political instability within Libya. The RT report provides further details on the claims and the context of the Libyan civil war.