Terrorism threatens the whole international community.
At the end of the review, which is held every 120 days, the Security Council made no change in the mandatory sanctions. In April 1992 the council imposed sanctions cutting air links to Libya because of Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi's failure to cooperate with the United States and Britain in the extradition of two Libyans suspected in the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 and with France in the investigation of the bombing of a UTA flight. In November 1993, the council added to the original sanctions, freezing Tripoli's assets and embargoing equipment needed by Libya's oil industry. On November 3, President Clinton joined family members and friends of the Pan Am 103 victims, and other distinguished guests at Arlington National Cemetery to dedicate a monument in memory of the 259 passengers and the 11 Scottish villagers who died as a result of that bombing. The ceremony served as a poignant reminder of why we are here today.