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that, an eight-vehicle military convoy, belonging to
Gaddafi's forces, approached the rebel's positions, 30 kilometres (19 miles) east of Brega; it was hit by air strikes destroying two vehicles while the rest turned back. An Agence France-Presse reporter confirmed there were no fatalities among loyalist forces in the attack.
633:, marking the only time so far in the state's history that military commitment was supported by full parliamentary unity. Despite the Libyan government's assertion that they were respecting the UN-mandated ceasefire, pro-Gaddafi forces entered the suburbs of Benghazi, and were shelling the city with mortars and artillery.
1029:, it was reported that "People close to Muammar Gaddafi are reaching out to allies around the world exploring their options". Clinton also stated that she was aware of reports that one of Gaddafi's sons had been killed in non-coalition air strikes but that the "evidence is not sufficient" for her to confirm this.
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As many as 120 of
Gaddafi's military officials and soldiers were reported to have defected by Libyan UN Ambassador Abdurrahman Shalgam, a former Gaddafi official who joined the opposition. Among the high-ranking officials who defected (which included five generals, two colonels, and a major), General
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A NATO airstrike at dawn killed at least 16 civilians, according to Libya state television, including a group of Muslim religious leaders who were holding a religious ceremony. NATO at first denied any knowledge of the incident, later admitting to striking a building labelled as a command and control
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British and Italian embassies came under attack, and this along with general unrest prompted the removal of the British ambassador and UN international staff. An estimated £130,000 worth of art at the UK mission was destroyed. Meanwhile, Gaddafi claimed the building hit in the Saturday strike was
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An Al
Jazeera correspondent, from just outside Ajdabiya, reported that pro-Gaddafi troops had outflanked the body of rebel fighters on the edge of Brega and attacked Ajdabiya from the south. A sandstorm stopped NATO from targeting pro-Gaddafi forces, allowing the forces to overturn the rebel advances
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Pro-Gaddafi's forces attacked an eastern district of
Misrata. After heavy fighting, they were pushed back. Earlier, rebels tried to cut off the main road with big containers in an attempt to isolate the snipers in the city center. However, the loyalists positioned one or two tanks on the main road to
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Gaddafi recaptured the oil-refinery town of Ra's Lanuf forcing rebels to retreat further to the east. The coalition then began launching air-strikes against Gaddafi's forces around Ra's Lanuf and on the road to Uqayla. Reporters on the ground blamed a sandstorm and low visibility from
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Tripoli hotel, showed bruises and scars to foreign journalists and stated that she had been sworn at, tied up, urinated on and raped by fifteen pro-Gaddafi security officers, who had detained her for two days (photos:). Pro-Gaddafi security officers assaulted several journalists and removed
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resolution had been "hastily adopted". At about 5:10 pm local time, a health official in
Tripoli increased the death toll from forty-eight to sixty-four. More anti-aircraft fire was heard in Tripoli at about 8:30 am local time. At 9:00 pm local time the government once again called for
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Eyewitnesses in the embattled Libyan city of
Misrata reported especially intense shelling by pro-Gaddafi forces overnight. "There's been continuous and heavy shelling for three hours straight," said one man, talking to CNN from about five kilometers from Misrata's city center. "There have been a lot
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delivered more than 500 metric tonnes of food assistance, three ambulances, medical supplies and other relief items on behalf of humanitarian partners to
Misrata. It also offloaded 150 metric tonnes of mixed food including pasta, rice, potatoes; 84 metric tonnes of bottled water; 12 metric tonnes of
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Pro-Gaddafi forces attacked an opposition-held oil pumping station, officials from an oil company said. One witness said eight people were killed in the attack. The attack could delay efforts to restart production from the rebel-controlled Sarir and Messla oil fields, suspended after an earlier raid
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Pro-Gaddafi forces fired anti-aircraft guns at NATO warplanes from positions in central Tripoli. Coalition jets appeared to have increased the amount of sorties flown over the capital and could be heard flying over throughout the morning and early afternoon. A NATO strike on Tripoli damaged parts of
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said US aircraft had been dropping bombs on Libyan air defenses following the full handover earlier this month to NATO control of the coalition operation there. US officials had previously said that the US was limiting its current role in the operation to support and patrolling of a no-fly zone over
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On 12 April, rebel fighters claimed they took position 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of the strategic town of Ajdabiya after clashes with pro-Gaddafi forces that left at least three dead. Pro-Gaddafi forces bombarded the western entrance to Ajdabiya, a witness reported. Eight blasts, apparently from
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A Libyan rebel tank convoy was mistakenly hit by a NATO air strike killing thirteen and wounding many. British admiral and NATO commander Russell Harding refused to apologize for this attack, saying that "until yesterday we didn't even know that the rebels possess any tanks", his task was to protect
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During the early morning, a ship carrying 300 migrants from Libya capsized in rough seas off Italy. Survivors told of trying to reach rescue boats as those unable to swim screamed in the darkness and pulled one another under water. There was speculation that 250 people of the 300 died. If confirmed,
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In the morning, the rebels advanced in an attempt to take Brega's university campus only to be ambushed and came up on roadside mines which led to a rebel retreat 30 to 35 kilometers from the town. Some of the better-trained rebels were still left behind on Brega's outskirts locked in skirmishes and
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said she had been asked to convince her daughter to retract the allegations in return for her freedom and cash or a new home. "Last night at 3, they called from Gaddafi's compound and asked me to convince my daughter Eman to change what she said, and we will set her free immediately and you can take
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Witnesses said that rocket attacks on Misrata killed at least thirty and wounded sixty. "There is very intense and random shelling on residential areas. Burned bodies are being brought into the hospital," an employee of dissident radio station in Misrata said. "The number of wounded is 60 and there
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Rebels claimed that air-strikes on pro-Gaddafi's forces located on the Al Zaitoniya – Al Soihat road near Ajdabiya reportedly hit twenty-one army vehicles belonging to pro-Gaddafi's forces. However, there was no independent or NATO confirmation of the claim. On the same day, pro-Gaddafi forces
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on the Tunisian border after overrunning pro-Gaddafi troops. Roughly 100 pro-Gaddafi troops surrendered to Tunisian authorities as anti-Gaddafi forces overran Wazzin. Among the troops were thirteen army officers, including a general. The Tunisian new agency reported that the soldiers had "defected"
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Rebel forces advanced to the oil town of Brega, hoping to bring engineers to repair damage to the refineries and the terminal. The officer who reported this also attributed the advance to NATO airstrikes. However, by afternoon it was confirmed that the assault was repelled, with rebels not managing
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nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – believe the situation in Libya should be resolved through diplomatic means, Russian President Medvedev said. "Like the other BRICS nations, Russia is deeply concerned by events in Libya and the civilian deaths there", Medvedev said
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Rebels pulled back, after a night of fighting, from inside Brega to the outskirts. They re-assembled at the eastern edge to prepare for further fighting. At that point, loyalist artillery started firing on the rebels which led to them pulling back from Brega's outskirts in a panicked retreat. After
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In the early morning, rebels managed to break through the eastern gate of Brega. They took control of most of the city from loyalist forces before loyalist artillery hit the rebels and by mid-afternoon the opposition forces had retreated from the town and were regrouping at a checkpoint to the east
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Fighting in both Ajdabiya and Misrata continued. Tanks re-entered Misrata after previously retreating. The government attempted to capture Misrata's port with naval warships, but witnesses claimed they retreated. The coalition planned to step up air strikes on Ajdabiya and government positions, and
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planned to visit Gaddafi in Tripoli next week to discuss a find a "lasting solution" to the current crisis there. He clarified earlier statements and insisted that the visit was not necessarily to find an "exit strategy" for Gaddafi, sowing doubt as to whether Gaddafi would concede to surrendering
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There was a heavy bombardment of Misrata, according to an opposition spokesman. "Gaddafi's brigades started random bombardment in the early hours of this morning. The bombardment is still going on. They targeted the city centre, mainly Tripoli Street, and three residential areas." NATO planes flew
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announced that at least twenty children had been killed in weeks of fighting in Misrata. Many more were injured and traumatized by what they had seen and heard. The deaths and injuries were due to shrapnel from mortar and tanks and bullet wounds. The youngest victim was nine months old and most of
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Reuters reported that nearly 4,000 Libyans had fled from the Western Mountains region to Tunisia in the past ten days. "They are in thousands. Hundreds arrived a few minutes ago. They are from several areas including Nalut, Yafran and Rajban," a Tunisian involved in helping Libyans arriving in the
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Gaddafi forces have started firing mortar rounds at a district in the west of the city of Misrata, an opposition spokesman said on Wednesday. "They (pro-Gaddafi forces) attacked the Abu Rouia area, in the west of Misrata. They carried out intense bombardment, using mortars", the spokesman, called
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A Qatari military aircraft arrived in Tunisia to build an advanced field hospital in the Al-Zahabiyah area, near the border with Libya, to treat people injured in Gaddafi brigades attacks. The plane carried a medical team, the first batch of equipment the hospital, 25 tonnes of medicines, medical
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Coalition forces launched air strikes on Gaddafi's forces within the city of Misrata itself. Coalition jets also launched air strikes against Gaddafi forces at Ajdabiya's eastern gate. People fleeing the city stated that only the center of the city remained in rebel hands while the outskirts were
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In Misrata, after weeks of shelling and encirclement, pro-Gaddafi forces appeared to be gradually loosening the rebels' hold there, despite Western air strikes on pro-Gaddafi targets. The rebels said they still controlled the city center and the sea port, but Gaddafi's forces had pushed into the
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At 6:45 pm local time, a French fighter jet fired the first shots, hitting government military armored vehicles. Al Jazeera reported the next day that the air raid had destroyed a convoy of fourteen tanks and several trucks loaded with RPGs and ammunition, fourteen pro-Gaddafi soldiers were
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A total of 151 sorties were conducted which included 45 strike sorties. Key hits were: in Tripoli: 1 Command & Control Facility. In the vicinity of Sirte: 1 Ammunition Storage Facility. In the vicinity of Mizda: 1 Ammunition Storage Facility. In the vicinity of Misrata: 1 Rocket Launcher, 2
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According to Al Jazeera, some citizens of Benghazi were leaving the city and moving northwest to other anti-Gaddafi held towns. Later reports from Al Jazeera/Pentagon relations told that American warships had launched cruise missiles at Libyan airfields as part of a multi-phase operation called
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Libyan opposition fighters manned a checkpoint on the road leading out of Ajdabiya westwards toward government-held Brega on Thursday, signaling a possible stalemate in the ongoing conflict for lack of progress by either side. Opposition fighters erected barricades near the western entrance of
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An opposition spokesman in Misrata said the city was freed from pro-Gaddafi's forces on 23 April after a siege of nearly two months. There was no independent confirmation, but pro-Gaddafi troops captured by anti-Gaddafi forces in Misrata said the army had been ordered to retreat and the Libyan
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Pro-Gaddafi forces again pounded Misrata, targeting the port where a medical aid ship was expected to dock and destroying a cement factory and cargo containers, residents said. At least twenty people were killed and more than twenty others were wounded in a dawn attack at the port and a nearby
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An Al Jazeera correspondent reported that the defected 36th "AsSaiqa" battalion was attacking from the south of Brega in the desert. They were launching a heavy attack against Gaddafi's forces using Grad missiles. They had managed to push west once more towards the area of Arbaeen which caused
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Al Jazeera reported that "unprecedented protests" occurred in Tripoli. Large demonstrations such as these had previously been limited by the heavy security presence, indicating the growing boldness of the populace of Tripoli. The protesters were eventually dispersed by live fire from security
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NTC spokesman Ghoga told a news conference in Benghazi that the council was not opposed to foreign ground forces to protect a safe haven for civilians. "If that (protecting civilians) does not come except through ground forces that will ensure this safe haven, then there is no harm in that at
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There was fierce fighting at the front line, halfway between Brega and Ajdabiya. Agence France-Presse reported that a convoy of sixty opposition vehicles came under heavy artillery and mortar fire. They rushed reinforcements to the front line between their territory in the east and the mainly
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that pro-Gaddafi forces in Misrata had been ordering people to march to the city square and demonstrate their support for Gaddafi's government and that when an anti-Gaddafi demonstration broke out, the pro-Gaddafi forces fired into the crowd of 4,000 using heavy artillery and snipers, killing
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It was reported that Russia had said it would not support any UN Security Council resolutions on Libya which could escalate the conflict in Libya. "If a resolution leads to a further escalation of a civil war by any means, including outside intervention, we will not be able to support this",
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The US decided to give opposition forces "non-lethal assistance" goods worth US$ 25 million after assessing their capabilities and intentions. The goods are to be delivered from existing US stocks and comprise "medical supplies, uniforms, boots, tents, personal protective gear, radios" and
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Pro Gaddafi forces withdrew from the Misrata which had been under siege for almost three months. Opposition forces declared the battle for the city to be over and advanced to the Dafniya area to the west and the Tawergha area to the east, establishing a defensive perimeter around Misrata
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Rebels temporarily retreated from Bin Jawad after intense mortar fire, but returned and fighting continued directly west of Bin Jawad, according to the BBC News. Later, it confirmed that the rebels had once again retreated from Bin Jawad, this time some of them as far as Ra's
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With NATO attacks increasing in both severity and frequency, numerous defections amongst Gaddafi's military and political elite, and steadily increasing support from the international community, the opposition was able to make limited gains towards the end of May. After being
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A spokesman for the anti-Gaddafi forces said that Gaddafi troops in Ajdabiya were trying to surrender. Col. Ahmad Omar Bani stated that the anti-Gaddafi forces "received information from freedom fighters in Ajdabiya" saying "some Gaddafi fighters have offered to leave their
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Pressure was mounting on Gaddafi from within his stronghold in Tripoli, with increasing NATO airstrikes and worsening shortages of fuel and goods. An activist said on Friday that there had also been a wave of anti-government protests in several Tripoli neighborhoods that
1244:, a hamlet another 50 km (31 mi) to the west as they moved towards Sirte, Gaddafi's hometown. With the capture of Bin Jawad, the rebels regained all the ground in the east they lost to the pro-Gaddafi counter-offensive in the days prior to the imposition of the
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Rebels claimed for a third time in a row to have re-taken the Wazzin border post after a night of heavy fighting. However, Al Jazeera confirmed that the Gaddafi green flag of Libya was still flying over the border post thus proving that government troops were still in
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the air for the lack of air-strikes the previous day. Later during the day, rebels were pulling out of Brega to Ajdabiyah. In the evening, BBC News reported that Brega was in control of pro-Gaddafi forces and Ajdabiya was coming under attack by loyalist troops.
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a ceasefire. However, Al Jazeera reporters later questioned the spokesperson for the military, he replied that no one would in the public would be informed of this by media. At 10:26 pm local time a loud explosion was reported nearby Gaddafi's compound,
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NATO airstrikes targeted several ships in Tripoli's port, a loyalist asset which had become an increasing threat to the waters off Misrata. Meanwhile, opposition forces battled with Gaddafi forces for control of two major highways in the Nafusa Mountains
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NATO stated that the Libyan government had no evidence of Saif's death, and furthermore claimed that what the Libyan government had called a "residence" actually held an underground bunker which was used as a command and control center and that was the
774:; it was unknown what targets were hit. Later, Libya state television reported that airstrikes killed 48 people and wounded 150 in civilian areas. Citing an armed-forces statement, it said Tripoli as well as Benghazi, Misrata and Zuwarah were also hit.
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criticized NATO by saying it was not doing enough, and that "civilians are dying every day". Younis talked about how sewage was being re-routed into water wells in Misrata by Gaddafi's forces, and that water supplies were running desperately short in
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More than twenty NATO airstrikes hit Tripoli near Gaddhafi's compound in the largest offensive attack on the capital since foreign intervention began. At least three people were reported killed and dozens wounded according to government spokesman
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Pro-Gaddafi forces heavily bombard Misrata with tank shells and mortars from the north and northwest. Pro-Gaddafi snipers continued to shoot the city's residents. About 4,000 migrant workers, mostly Egyptians, were waiting by Misrata's port to be
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from the past few days. After a few hours of skirmishes, pro-Gaddafi forces forward units, engaging rebels on the western outskirts of Ajdabiya, pulled back. In the afternoon more than thirty vehicles of rebel reinforcements arrived in Ajdabiya.
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Oun Ali Oun was quoted as saying during a Roman press conference, "There is a lot of killing, genocide...violence against women. No wise, rational person with the minimum of dignity can do what we saw with our eyes and what he asked us to do."
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Anti-Gaddafi fighters said NATO airstrikes helped them hold Ajdabiya and drive Gaddafi's forces out during the weekend's attack. They said the loyalist incursion in western Ajdabiya lasted perhaps twenty-four hours and took thirteen civilian
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of the city. Later, the rebels managed once again to enter the town and took control of a part of it. However, a large number of Gaddafi's forces were holed up at the university and the rebels were still not able to get into the city center.
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During the morning, pro-Gaddafi forces shelled the western outskirts of Ajdabiya. A Reuters correspondent reported hearing blasts and machine gun fire for around thirty minutes from the western boundary of the town, which is the gateway to
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finally managed to leave the port of Misrata for Benghazi. It had first been prevented from docking and then from leaving as Gaddafi forces continuously shelled the port. The ship was carrying nearly 1,000 migrant workers and 25 seriously
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from policing the Libyan no-fly zone to ground-attack roles following opposition criticism that NATO forces failed to protect Misrata. In a statement, the UK defence ministry said the move aimed at "further bolstering NATO's ground attack
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Backed by coalition airstrikes, revolutionaries pushed back into Brega and were holding the eastern part of the town. Revolutionaries reported that Gaddafi's forces were leaving land mines after withdrawing from the area around Brega's
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that France would intensify air strikes on Gaddafi's army. Meanwhile, Italian Defense Minister La Russa, said that Italy would send ten army advisers to aid the rebels in Libya, after France and the UK announced they were also sending
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Gaddafi's forces to retreat. It was difficult to verify casualties, but four shells landed directly in an area where revolutionaries were congregated earlier. Ambulances were seen rushing to that area and they had not come back since.
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between rebels and Gaddafi soldiers, in which thirteen rebels and three loyalists were killed. Nine of the rebels were killed as prisoners of war, and government forces refused to give the bodies of the dead rebels back to their
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announced that it would help 5,000 people trapped in Misrata "escape the besieged city and will provide vital medical assistance to those who remain in towns across western Libya," intending to evacuate foreign workers from the
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Rebels said neither side could claim control of Brega, one of a string of oil towns along the Mediterranean coast that had been taken and retaken by each side in recent weeks. Warplanes flew over Brega, followed by the sound of
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Gaddafi forces re-captured the Wazzin border crossing with Tunisia after a swift advance in which they pushed the rebels back over the border into Tunisia where the fighting continued on the edge of the Tunisian border town of
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced that the Obama administration hoped to free a small portion of the more than $ 30 billion it had frozen in Libyan assets to support Gaddafi opponents, pending approval from
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There was heavy fighting along the coastal road between Ajdabiya and Brega, Reuters reported. Gaddafi loyalists had been resupplied with ammunition. The rebels were, at that point, some 20 kilometres (12 miles) away from
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government said earlier that local tribes would take over the battle from the army. "Misrata is free, the rebels have won. Of Gaddafi's forces, some are killed and others are running away," anti-Gaddafi-forces spokesman
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who attempted to defend her from Gaddafi's security forces, was deported from Libya. Clover said that he had been told the night before to leave because of what Libyan government officials said were "inaccuracies in his
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A rebel spokesman in Misrata said they saw no evidence of a ceasefire. Instead, pro-Gaddafi forces seemed to be stepping up their attack on the city, using Grad rockets for the first time. Intense street fighting
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Libyan state television threatened that any ship that tried to enter Misrata's port would be attacked, regardless of the justification. It also said that government attacks had rendered the port "non-functional".
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Reuters also reported that rebels in Misrata repelled two attacks from pro-Gaddafi forces. The fighting was on Tripoli Street, which leads to the city center, and Nak el Theqeel Street, which leads to the city's
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Seven civilians died and twenty-five were wounded in a coalition air strike on a pro-Gaddafi convoy in eastern Libya. The strike hit a truck carrying ammunition, and the resulting explosion destroyed two nearby
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The national forum of leaders and dignitaries of the Libyan tribes called for a debate to promulgate a new constitution and described as void all agreements and commitments proposed by the NTC with any foreign
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reported, based upon consistent reports from local sources, that pro-Gaddafi snipers in Misrata showed a pattern of indiscriminately targeting children. The Red Cross was sending a team on a boat to Misrata to
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poll released on 21 March, one in three Britons agreed with the decision to take military action in Libya. The survey found that 43% disagreed with the action and 22% were unsure. However, a separate survey by
7805:"The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU), at its 275th Meeting Held on 26 April 2011, Held at Ministerial Level, Adopted the Following Decision on the Situation in Libya. | African Union"
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Following the attack, Gaddafi loyalists chased the rebel forces to Ajdabiya, and both civilians and some rebels were on the verge of retreating from the city amid rumors Gaddafi's forces were preparing for an
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it would be the deadliest crossing to Italy in recent memory and the worst refugee disaster since a wave of migrants began arriving in Italy in January after popular revolts in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The
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NATO launched airstrikes near Gaddafi's complex in Tripoli while a bus carrying foreign journalists was attacked by civilians armed with guns and knives while waiting to refuel at a Tripoli petrol station.
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a week earlier. However, this was not confirmed by any other independent media. The crashing of the plane had also not been previously reported or confirmed by any other independent media except Al Manara.
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Rebel forces on the outskirts of Brega were bolstered by the arrival of a number of well-armed, seemingly well-trained soldiers in full military attire. It was not immediately clear where they were from.
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It was reported that the UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Libya said that the food supplies in parts of Libya that Gaddafi controlled might run out within weeks causing crisis among the general populace.
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fired on a Libyan 12-meter patrol vessel after it launched missiles at merchant ships in the port of Misrata "to stop them from firing into the port, harming civilians and damaging other vessels". A US
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quoted a Libyan government official who said administration of Misrata was re-taken by pro-Gaddafi government, however rebels claimed that they still controlled the city. A caller from Misrata to CNN's
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commanding. Off the coast of Libya, there were: 11 vessels from Italy, 11 from the US (including three submarines, each with 112 missiles on board), one from the UK, one from France and one from Canada.
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A British military officer claimed that Libya's air force "no longer exists as a fighting force" due to coalition air strikes and that coalition aircraft are now "operating with impunity" over Libya.
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attack helicopters that were preparing attack in the Az Zintan and Misrata regions were shot down in the last twenty-four hours. They were making further analyses to have a more-precise assessment.
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The BBC News reported that the rebels rejected a peace plan presented by the African Union. The rebels said they were rejecting the truce because it did not include plans for Gaddafi to step down.
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Anti-Gaddafi forces expanded their control over areas of eastern and western parts of Misrata. Fighting subsided compared to previous weeks, while pro-Gaddafi forces continued to shell the city.
4001:"Exclusive: Gadhafi, Allies May Be Seeking Way Out, Clinton Tells ABC News in World News Interview, Secretary of State Downplays Concerns about Coalition and Power Transfer: 'I'm Very Relaxed'"
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A member of the opposition forces claimed a major success – killing thirty government snipers in Misrata. He also said that all Libyan government military vessels have abandoned the port.
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A NATO airstrike flattened a building inside Gaddafi's Bab al-Azizia compound early Monday, in what a press official from Gaddafi's government said was an attempt on the Libyan leader's life.
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The Benghazi-based opposition offered a conditional ceasefire, but Gaddafi's government described its terms as "mad", saying it required the Gaddafi government to withdraw troops from cities.
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intercepted a private ship from Benghazi that was carrying weapons, ammunition, and medical supplies to the people of Misrata. The Turkish navy refused to allow the ship to land at Misrata.
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Libya's rebel council named what it called a "crisis team", including a new armed-forces head, which was to administer parts of the country it was helping in its struggle to topple Gaddafi.
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While human rights organizations warned of indiscriminate attacks in the Nafusa mountains, refugees spoke of kidnappings in the village of Ghezaya which was surrounded by Gaddafi's troops.
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counter the rebels' attempt. These tanks were disabled by the rebels, and several of Gaddafi's snipers were killed or captured. Families were seeking refuge in schools and other buildings.
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Gaddafi's forces heavily bombard Misrata, sometimes targeting residences. One family was reported killed by such a blast. Gunners on rooftops shot at anyone who went out onto the street.
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rockets, according to residents. Nine people were wounded in the attack which happened late on 24 April. Pro-Gaddafi forces fired between six and nine rockets, which crashed into homes.
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Gaddafi forces have bombarded the opposition at the Wazin border crossing. A Tunisian told Reuters that very heavy bombardment was going on and they were trying to retake the crossing.
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the woman from the hotel. The security officers said that they were taking al-Obaidi to a hospital. Al-Obaidi said she was being taken to prison. Charles Clover, a journalist with the
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Pro-Gaddafi forces reinforced their position around Brega. They dug in their long-range missile batteries to conceal them from NATO warplanes, according to an opposition commander.
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NATO conducted air strikes on Tripoli in the early hours. Agence France-Presse reporters said they heard several explosions after planes flew over, followed by anti-aircraft fire.
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The humanitarian situation in Misrata worsened amid more shelling on the city and measures to get medical care were becoming increasingly desperate, an opposition spokesman said.
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said, "some Russians were swallowing Muammar Gaddafi's lies about civilian casualties in Libya" and said the coalition forces were doing their best to avoid civilian casualties.
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Thousands of telecommunications workers vowed to act as human shields against NATO airstrikes targeting communications buildings, which had suffered $ 1.25 billion in damages.
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also stated that several tanks and armoured vehicles were also destroyed, including "22 tanks, armoured vehicles and artillery pieces in the vicinity of Ajdabiya and Misrata".
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told Reuters by telephone from the city. He added that while pro-Gaddafi forces had retreated from the city, they were still outside and would be in a position to bombard it.
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Pro-Gaddafi forces withdrew from Misrata and claim they will allow the tribal leaders to deal with anti-Gaddafi forces. Meanwhile, NATO continued its air strikes on Tripoli.
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reported that the Commander of the International Coalition for Libya stated that civilians were being targeted by pro-Gaddafi forces in Misrata. A Misratan resident told
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Libyan armed men on the port of Tripoli captured an Italian ship with eleven crew members – eight from Italy, two from India and one from Ukraine. The ship, the
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Forces loyal to Gaddafi attacked the remote eastern oil town of Jalu in the Libyan desert on Saturday, but the town remained in rebel hands, a rebel spokesman said.
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fled to Egypt and resigned. Gaddafi spoke out to those like him and called them "traitors", swearing to block their access back to the country once the war is over.
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was intended to degrade 'command and control', the goal was not to assassinate Gaddafi. However, had he been at the site, he would have been a "legitimate target".
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Al Jazeera reported that Swedish lawmakers approved a plan to send up to eight fighter jets and one transport plane to join the NATO-led air operations over Libya.
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Al Jazeera reported that there was still fighting going on in Brega, and the previous-day's attack had been repelled with heavy casualties on the opposition side.
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Spain, Denmark and the Netherlands denied rebel claims that their governments recognize the National Transitional Council in lieu of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
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Rebels counter-attacked against Brega in an attempt to push out Gaddafi's forces. By late afternoon, coalition forces had bombed pro-Gaddafi forces near Brega.
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Chairperson of the African Union Commission Dr. Jean Ping presented remarks during a meeting of the International Contact Group on Libya, held in Rome, Italy.
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batteries. When they tried to secretly surround Ajdabiya, NATO planes attacked them southwest of the city and in Mareer Qabes, an area northwest of the city.
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The Libyan government claimed NATO air raids had killed 718 civilians and injured more than 4,000 since the bombing campaign to enforce a no-fly zone began.
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Several fighters were killed in Misrata; the clashes centered around the road leading to the port. NATO also attacked Gaddafi's forces in several locations.
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Western warplanes bombed Gaddafi's tanks and artillery in eastern Libya to try to break a battlefield stalemate and help rebels take the strategic town of
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had fled to Tunisia. There were widespread unconfirmed reports that multiple additional high-level Gaddafi government officials were planning to defect.
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had been taken by pro-Gaddafi forces. During the pro-Gaddafi push into Yafran's center, seven anti-Gaddafi troops were killed and eleven were wounded.
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Water and electricity shortages worsened in Misrata, particularly on the outskirts of the city. The area near the central-city hospital was bombarded.
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Loyalist forces in Misrata captured the main hospital and positioned snipers on its roof. The opposition requested a hospital ship be sent to Misrata.
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NATO announced that its Operation Unified Protector destroyed eleven tanks on 11 April, twenty-five tanks on 10 April and forty-nine since 9 April.
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which authorized member states "to take all necessary measures... to protect civilians and civilian populated areas under threat of attack in the
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Al Jazeera reported that Qatar became the third state (after France and Portugal) to recognize the NTC as the only official government of Libya.
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rescued forty-eight people later in the day and a fishing boat picked up three after the vessel began taking on water shortly after 1 a.m.
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area, about 230 kilometres (140 miles) southwest of Tripoli, told Agence France-Presse that Gaddafi's forces fired Grad rockets at the town of
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The BBC News reported that an African Union mission had arrived in Libya to try to negotiate a ceasefire between the rebels and the loyalists.
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The Libyan government said the rebels violated the UN "no fly" resolution by using a helicopter and a fighter jet to bomb Libyan armed forces.
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began on 15 February 2011 as a civil protest and later evolved into a widespread uprising. However, by 19 March, Libyan forces under Colonel
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Though loyalist forces continued to launch attacks and shell the city from its outskirts, opposition forces claimed liberation of Misrata,
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Truck-Mounted Guns. In the vicinity of Hun: 1 Ammunition Storage Facility. In the vicinity of Zintan: 4 Surface-To-Air Missile Launchers.
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Libyan rebel forces captured Misrata airport after hours of overnight fighting, burning government tanks as loyalist forces retreated.
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Reuters reported that pro-Gaddafi forces had attacked Zintan. The attacks for the most part were random firing from north of the town.
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An escaped prisoner reported that rebel soldiers captured by pro-Gaddafi forces were being tortured in an underground prison in Sirte.
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Anti-Gaddafi forces started to bring in supplies – through the border crossing at Wazzin – to the towns under siege in the
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and an image of this flag appeared on the mission's official website which had also removed an image of Gaddafi from its index page.
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The UK government expelled five diplomats from the Libyan embassy in London stating that they "could pose a threat" to UK security.
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The chairperson of the African Union Commission met with the UN secretary-general while at the African Union Extraordinary Summit.
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Pro-Gaddafi forces unleashed heavy shelling on Misrata, pushing troops and tanks into the rebel-held western city, a witness said.
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Libyan state television says NATO had bombed close to the television building during Gaddafi's speech early on Saturday morning.
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and Abu Ruwayya, threatening loyalist communication lines into Misrata. Guerrilla attacks were also reported to be occurring in
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and were advancing towards an area called the Red Valley, but found it to be full of mines. Fighting was ongoing near Nofaliya.
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a university complex. Smoke was also seen on a military base, which was the target of the attack. Several people were injured.
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The US agreed to NATO's request for a 48-hour extension of US participation in coalition air strikes against targets in Libya.
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also fired on two smaller Libyan vessels traveling with the larger ship, destroying one and forcing the other to be abandoned.
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Fighting was shifting to the edges of Misrata, turning small village clinics into trauma centres, witnesses told Al Jazeera.
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Libyan rebels' foreign minister was set to request financial assistance during talks with US officials in Washington, D.C.
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Moscow strongly condemned NATO for bombing Gaddafi's complex, stating that its mandate was to "protect, not kill Libyans".
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In anticipation of UN approval for a ground mission in Misrata, the European Union prepared 1,000 troops for the mission.
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The rebels signed an oil export deal with Qatar, and announced that shipments of crude would start in "less than a week".
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region. There were no reports of casualties in the fighting for the town after the rebels put up only light resistance.
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NATO jets fired on and destroyed the guard towers surrounding Gaddafi's Tripolitanian military complex, Bab al-Azizia.
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Three army officers, including a captain and a colonel defected to Tunisia by boat along with twenty Libyan civilians.
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There was fighting on Misrata's Tripoli Street, but no shelling was taking place, an opposition fighter told Reuters.
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and Gaddafi's son, had died from his injuries sustained when Muhammad Mokhtar Osman allegedly crashed his plane into
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201:. Dates for changes of hand of individual towns are given in red (rebel offensive) and green (government offensive).
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accused Gaddafi's government of committing war crimes in Misrata by "deliberately targeting and killing civilians".
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Forces loyal to Gaddafi bombed large fuel storage tanks in Misrata, destroying the tanks and causing a large fire.
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NATO said it had agreed to take over command of the military operation that was enforcing UN resolutions on Libya.
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cruise missiles were aborted after journalists were taken there to show them the damage from the original attack.
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approved the use of Italian aircraft for ground attack missions in Libya as part of Operation Unified Protector.
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Heavy mortar fire in Misrata killed at least ten and injured more than 100 others. Seven Libyan civilians and a
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NATO launched three new air strikes in and around Tripoli. They struck a missile battery and two other targets.
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The United Arab Emirates committed six F-16 and six Mirage fighters to help enforce the no-fly zone over Libya.
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operatives were in Libya to gather intelligence for coalition airstrikes and make contacts with rebel forces.
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Gaddafi's forces intensified their attack on Misrata, using tanks, RPGs and artillery on civilian buildings.
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operatives worked the field to connect with rebel fighters who had seen their advance toward Tripoli halted.
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in Tripoli. It was confirmed by CNN that a building at the heart of the Azizia compound had been destroyed.
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Explosions reportedly shook an eastern suburb of Tripoli, as warplanes staged a raid on the Libyan capital.
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Turkey released a plan hoping for a ceasefire between the warring Libyans. The plan failed to materialize.
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created a petition with the goal of convincing Turkey to request the Gaddafi government to free al-Obeidi.
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said by phone. Residents fled the region because of shelling, fighting and threats by pro-Gaddafi forces.
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upon entering Tunisia. However, all of the 100 soldiers returned from Tunisia into Libya the next day.
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The Peace and Security Council of the African Union (AU), at its 275th Meeting, situation in Libya.
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fighter jet operated by an opposition pilot, forcing him to land after he violated the no-fly zone.
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reporter embedded with the rebels, coalition forces began bombing Gaddafi forces around Adjabiya.
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spokesman Shamsi Abdul Molah made the incorrect claim that the rebel forces had captured Sirte.
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warplane crashed in Libya; its pilots had minor injuries. One of the pilots was recovered a US
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Ajdabiya, the last major town before Benghazi and the key oil exporting terminal of Tobruk.
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US Secretary of State Clinton and an envoy from the opposition forces held talks in London.
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6512:"Chairperson Received in Rome by Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Franco Frattini"
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had issued a request for an arrest warrant against Gaddafi for "crimes against humanity".
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showed the opposite result with a majority of Britons questioned supporting the campaign.
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Libyan state media and government officials claimed that Gaddafi's second youngest son,
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NATO strikes hit the area of al-Assah, about 170 kilometres (110 miles) west of Tripoli.
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The US might consider putting troops on the ground for a ground offensive, Army General
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged Gaddafi to step down as "all options are open."
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as the NTC's defense minister. The precise date of Digheily's appointment was unclear.
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3093:"Security Council Authorizes 'All Necessary Measures' To Protect Civilians in Libya"
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the children killed in the past two weeks were younger than ten, a spokeswoman said.
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NATO airstrikes destroyed a pro-Gaddafi military convoy attempting to enter Misrata.
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Italy recognised the interim national council in Benghazi as its "only legitimate
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initially reported that the plane was "bombing their (rebels) eastern stronghold".
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were launched overnight in Libya by the allies, according to a spokesman for the
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4338:"NATO Moves Toward Command of Libya Operations; French Jets Hit Plane, Air Base"
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The BBC News reported that loyalist forces had put a number of mines in Misrata.
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reported its contacts in Misrata said soldiers loyal to Gaddafi had been issued
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The African Union held a consultative meeting on Libya at the ministerial level.
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civilians and "it is not our task .. to improve communications with the rebels".
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By evening, the rebels had advanced to about 50 km (31 mi) from Sirte.
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Gaddafi was said to be arming volunteers to fight the uprising against his rule.
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Timeline of the 2011 Libyan Civil War and military intervention (June–15 August)
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3480:"Italian Ship Captured in Libya, Gaddafi Called West Barbarians; Full Speech"
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Timeline of the Libyan civil war and military intervention (June – 15 August)
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Rebels claimed to have gained control over eastern Brega after heavy clashes.
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and helped their allies there to fight against Gaddafi loyalists. Armed with
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3585:"Arab League's Amr Moussa Defends Its Support for UN no-fly Zone Resolution"
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Rebel forces claimed to advance further along the coast, taking the town of
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condemned the violence from the US and France with Russia claiming that the
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began entering Libyan airspace in reconnaissance missions in support of the
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4756:"Libyan Woman Struggles To Tell Journalists of Her Rape by Qaddafi Militia"
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Dagher, Sam; Hodge, Nathan; Solomon, Jay; Fidler, Stephen (25 March 2011).
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single-engine military trainer aircraft which was breaking the no-fly zone.
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3645:"No New Air Strikes...Reporters Released...Putin Criticizes Libya Strikes"
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announced that its 130-cubic-metre relief shipment had arrived in Misrata.
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Parkinson, Joe; Gauthiers-Villars, David; Spencer, Mimosa (27 May 2011).
9139:"Libya: Regime Negotiates Col. Muammar Gaddafi's Position for First Time"
7727:"Consultative Meeting on Libya at Ministerial Level | African Union"
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Russia joined many Western countries' demands for Gaddafi to leave power.
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Libya's pro-democracy fighters formed an "interim government", headed by
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8507:"Amnesty International Accuses Gadhafi Regime of War Crimes in Misurata"
8295:"£130,000 Art Feared Lost After Mob Attack on the UK Embassy in Tripoli"
3120:"Accordion War: Why Does the Front in Libya Keep Moving Back and Forth?"
3025:
912:, which fired on any vehicle that goes over a rise approaching the city.
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7244:"Libya Conflict: EU Awaits UN Approval for Deployment of Ground Troops"
6120:"Sources: Gadhafi Forces Strike Misrata Clinic; Shelling Heard in City"
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reported that rebels were growing active in the loyalist-held towns of
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was to command the NATO military air and sea operations under the name
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8975:"Factbox: Latest Military Activity in Libya for 22 May 2011"
8382:"Libya's Rebel Government Asks for $ 3 Billion in International Loans"
8174:"Witnesses: Attacks Intensify in Misrata, Benghazi After Fatal Strike"
5310:"Obama Deployed CIA Agent to Libya to Aid and Supply Rebels Weeks Ago"
4336:
Branigin, William; Wilson, Scott; Bahrampouurl, Tara (24 March 2011).
3723:"U.S.: Libya Forces Attack Civilians in Third Largest City of Misrata"
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had agreed on a resolution allowing US military intervention in Libya.
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US officials said the attack on Tripoli, carried out by two Norwegian
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Agence France-Presse reported that loyalists attacked Misrata's port.
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Pro-Gaddafi forces re-entered Misrata and attacked its main hospital.
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7196:"Spokesman: Horror in Misrata Grows with Fresh Shelling, Little Aid"
6334:"Libyan Rebel Leaders Say They Are 'Disappointed' by NATO's Efforts"
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Gaddafi stated in an audio clip to NATO saying "you cannot kill me".
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US Defense Secretary Gates announced that the US had made two armed
894:
stated his support for the no-fly zone being implemented over Libya.
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5581:"Rebels Return to Brega Amid Reported Defections by Special Forces"
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4467:"Libya Developments: NATO Agrees in Principle To Protect Civilians"
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Four people were killed as pro-Gaddafi forces attacked Zintan with
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were 30 martyrs. This is the toll for the past 12 hours," he added.
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Rebels and loyalists continued to clash on the Brega–Ajdabiya road.
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authorized direct military action by its air force to help enforce
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7883:"Obama Authorizes $ 25 Million in Non-Lethal Aid to Libyan Rebels"
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Rebels were low on money and hope for funding from Western powers.
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5561:"NATO Takes Over Air Operations as CIA Works the Ground in Libya"
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4223:"U.S. Welcomes NATO's Decision To Enforce No-Fly Zone Over Libya"
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announced new sanctions against five senior pro-Gaddafi persons:
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The head of intelligence, the oil minister, the secretary of the
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anything you and your children would ask for," her mother stated.
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953:
799:
7318:"Bodies of Two Photographers Killed in Libya Arrive in Benghazi"
3969:"Update 4 – Libya Clouds U.S. Defense Chief's Russia Visit"
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NATO airstrikes killed eleven rebels and wounded two in Misrata.
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Al Jazeera reported that the rebels in Nalut and Zintan entered
1540:
aircraft then returned fire and killed at least thirteen people.
608:
9880:
4140:
Ward, Victoria; Spillius, Alex; Squires, Nick (23 March 2011).
3817:"The Staggers: Libya Polls Show That British Public Is Divided"
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Loyalist forces hit the main fuel depot in Misrata on Saturday.
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6835:"NATO Strikes Hit Gaddafi Forces Around Adjabiya and Misratah"
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Committee on Libya Convenes its Fourth Meeting in Addis Ababa.
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and a deputy foreign minister also defected and escaped Libya.
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The UK government confirmed that the Libyan Foreign Minister,
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was bombed by French aircraft. Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister
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9093:
8947:
7607:"Seven Rebels Killed in Western Libya – Rebel Spokesman"
7270:"At Least 20 Children Killed in Misrata So Far – UNICEF"
6648:"Gen.: U.S. Troops Not Ideal, But May Be Considered in Libya"
4142:"Libya: Gaddafi Compound Attacked After Air Force 'Destroyed'
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Gabbatt, Adam; Tran, Mark; Haynes, Jonathan (22 March 2011).
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NATO allies rejected the most recent Libyan cease-fire offer.
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Xinhua News Agency reported that the Chief Prosecutor of the
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The Chairperson of the African Union was received in Rome by
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rifles, they were able to drive Gaddafi's forces from Yafran.
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Al Jazeera reported that pro-Gaddafi soldiers in the town of
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994:
4191:
Bumiller, Elizabeth; Kirkpatrick, David D. (24 March 2011).
3848:"Libya Air Strikes – Tuesday 22 March Part 1"
3619:. Libyanmission-un.org (5 March 2011). Retrieved 1 May 2011.
2369:, Tunisia, where it transferred its load onto a Libyan ship.
1611:" in Libya, Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said on Monday.
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Committee on Libya Convened Its 5th Meeting in Addis Ababa"
9006:"Libya's Misrata Struggles To Recover After Weeks of Siege"
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5019:"Libya and Middle East Unrest Monday 28 March Part 1"
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in order to increase NATO's accuracy and ability to strike
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Devastation mounts in Misrata after heavy shelling on port.
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Sirte and Al-Hira were target areas in air strikes by NATO.
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NATO airstrikes killed two rebels and wounded ten in Brega.
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Libyan rebels again advanced towards the oil town of Brega.
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Libyan state television said that Libyan Interior Minister
132:
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8534:"Update 2-Libyan Forces Destroy Misrata Fuel Tanks-Rebels"
6958:"Residents Report Fierce Fighting in Besieged Libyan City"
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3879:"Libya: US Fighter Jet Crash Lands in Field Near Benghazi"
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Crilly, Rob; Kirkup, James; Winnett, Rob (22 March 2011).
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two weeks ago. The extent of the damage was not yet known.
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Despite the UN no-fly-zone policy, the rebel side used an
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6910:"NATO Strikes Further Reduce Pro-Gaddafi Forces Capacity"
6594:"Gadhafi Plane Evades NATO No-Fly Zone, Bombs Rebel Tanks
6540:"Libyan Rebels Near Ajdabiya 'Killed in Nato Air Strike'"
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6344:
6226:"Libya: Rebels Move on Brega as Gaddafi Aide Holds Talks"
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3343:"Fighter Plane Shot Down in Libya's Benghazi: Al-Jazeera"
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UK jets bombed ammunition bunkers in southern Libya. The
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Plans by coalition forces to hit Gaddafi's compound with
970:
788:
8359:"Libya Denies Command Center Was Hit in Saturday Strike"
8270:"Pro-Regime Troops Seen 'Wearing Gas Masks in Misurata'"
7455:"US Deploys Armed Drones over Libya – Robert Gates"
7006:"NATO Strikes Hit Libya's al-Assah Area – State TV"
6934:"Libya: Benghazi Rebels Reject African Union Truce Plan"
6883:"Libya: Gaddafi Government Accepts Truce Plan, Says Zuma
6170:"Chairperson Travels to Europe To Discuss Libyan Crisis"
6057:"Libya Shells Town in West as Rebels Name 'Crisis Team'"
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power, a demand the NTC had insisted was not negotiable.
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Gaddafi's forces launched a heavy bombardment on Zintan.
9037:"France and Britain To Use Attack Helicopters in Libya"
7579:"Libya Troops Retreat in Misrata, Rebels Claim Victory"
7407:"Libya: Rebels 'Capture Wazin Post' on Tunisian Border"
5846:"Libyan Government Dismisses Rebels' 'Mad' Truce Offer"
5791:
5789:
5735:"More High-Level Libyan Officials Reportedly Defecting"
5609:"Libyan Rebels Deny Crisis After Assault on Brega Fail"
5358:"Gaddafi Forces Move East, Bombard Rebels with Rockets"
5163:"Libya: Gaddafi Troops Push Rebels Back from Bin Jawad"
4911:"Eight People Killed in Misrata Attack – Resident"
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Libye : point de situation opération Harmattan n°8
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4280:"French Jets Destroy Libyan Aircraft, Target Arms Flow"
4250:"Libya Rebels Say Regain Port, Kill Snipers in Misrata"
3669:"Putin Downplays Alleged Tiff with Medvedev over Libya"
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3262:"Libyan Private and State Media Slant Protest Coverage"
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near Ajdabiya and fourteen near Misrata during the day.
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were on the brink of a decisive victory over rebels in
9338:"Libya: NATO Planes Target Gaddafi's Tripoli Compound"
9080:(via Monsters and Critics). Retrieved 16 August 2011.
8580:"Libyan Chiefs, Dignitaries Call for New Constitution"
6358:"NATO Warplanes Attack Kadhafi Forces Near Brega: AFP"
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Golovnina, Maria; Dziadosz, Alexander (1 April 2011).
5134:"British Jets Bomb Tanks, Ammunition Bunkers in Libya"
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Fahim, Kareem; Kirkpatrick, David D. (26 March 2011).
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also shelled al-Faluja, a small village near Ajdabiya.
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Gaddafi's forces shelled Zintan, southwest of Tripoli.
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There were four pro-Gaddafi tanks on the road outside
9193:"G8 Summit: Sarkozy Offers Libya's Gaddafi 'Options'"
8818:"Libya Says Telecom Staff To Act Shield Against NATO"
7555:"Official: 3 Dead in Airstrike at Gadhafi's Compound"
6566:[Gaddafi makes new tactics of NATO attacks].
5979:"Libya: Coalition Air Strike Kills Rebels Near Brega"
5896:"Libya: Coalition Air Strike Near Brega Kills Rebels"
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3292:"Libya: Moment a Rebel Jet Crashed to Earth in Flames
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NATO took sole command of air operations in Libya as
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Committee on Libya, at the Level of Heads of States"
8663:"Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski Visits Benghazi"
8437:"Three Countries Deny Libya Rebel Recognition Claim"
7929:"Witness: NATO Airstrike Kills 11 Rebels in Misrata"
7906:"Witness: NATO Airstrike Kills 11 Rebels in Misrata"
7679:"Libya: Berlusconi Backs Nato Strikes by Italy Jets"
7095:"More Shelling in Rebel-Held City in Western Libyan"
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6624:"Rebels Retreat in Ajdabiya After 'Nato Air Strike'"
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5594:(via Monsters and Critics). Retrieved 31 March 2011.
5334:"Gaddafi Forces Control Oil City of Ras Lanuf Again"
5236:"Mother 'Offered Cash' If Libya Woman Changes Story"
5080:"Libya Rebels Take Another Town on Advance West: TV"
4524:"Qaddafi Forces Pull Back as Rebels Retake Ajdabiya"
4371:"UAE Sends Warplanes to Libya as NATO Takes Command"
3909:"Libya Crisis: US Warplane Crew Rescued after Crash"
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Fighting broke out in the pro-Gaddafi stronghold of
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Committee on Libya, at the Level of Heads of States.
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Fighting took place in Western Libya, around Zintan.
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Libya. Lapan said the US remained in a support role.
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There was a meeting of the African Union High-Level
8774:"NATO Says Brega Strike Directed at Command Bunker"
6982:"Libya: Several Hurt in Nato Air Strike on Tripoli"
6033:"Libyan Rebels Name Team To Run Areas They Control"
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5474:"C.I.A. in Libya Aiding Rebels, U.S. Officials Say"
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4880:"Libya: Nato Assumes Control of Military Operation"
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4168:"Coalition Airstrikes Continue Thursday in Tripoli"
4086:"Strikes Force Gadhafi Back; NATO Ships Patrol Sea"
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3535:
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3345:. Xinhua News Agency. 19 March 2011. Archived from
3230:Golovnina, Maria; Georgy, Michael (19 March 2011).
3193:
3191:
3189:
3187:
3185:
1211:The French army issued its eighth press release on
9623:"Libya Says Nato Air Raids 'Killed 700 Civilians'"
6304:"Libyan Rebel Leader Says NATO Isn't Doing Enough"
4969:Knight, Ben; Cowan, Jane; Staffs (29 March 2011).
4725:"Woman Cries for Help, Says Abused by Gaddafi Men"
4714:
4360:
4025:"Gaddafi Attacks Libya's Zintan – Al Arabiya"
3784:Anderson, Katie; Thompson, Hannah (8 March 2011).
2437:Air strikes hit Gaddafi forces surrounding Zintan.
1844:There was a visit of the African Union High Level
1575:artillery duels with Gaddafi's forces in the town.
1021:Following an interview with US Secretary of State
550:
10845:United Nations General Assembly Resolution 65/265
8972:
8622:"First US Aid Shipment for Libyan Rebels Arrives"
8461:"Libyan rebels pass on Turkey's revised road map"
8313:"UK, Italy Say Their Embassies in Italy Attacked"
8054:"Pro-Gaddafi Forces Clash with Tunisian Military"
7998:"Libyan Forces Overrun Rebels on Tunisian Border"
7529:"Libya: Misurata Rebels Dislodge Gaddafi Snipers"
7371:
7369:
7367:
6710:
6564:"Neue Gaddafi-Taktik erschwert Angriffe der Nato"
5930:"NATO Airstrike Reportedly Kills Rebels in Libya"
5398:"Libya Rebels Beat Rapid Retreat East under Fire"
5157:
5155:
5104:"Libya and Middle East Unrest – Live Updates
4941:"Libyan Rebels 'Sign Oil Export Deal with Qatar'"
4820:"Rebels Take Ras Lanuf, Brega , Uqayla, Bin Jawa"
2860:Committee on Libya convened its fifth meeting in
1233:Rebel fighters took control of the small town of
1066:The Bab Al-Azizia compound was also bombed again.
10952:
10748:International reactions to military intervention
9136:
9090:"US Reaches Out to Libya Rebels Amid Airstrikes"
8758:"NATO Strike Kills at Least 16 in Brega: Report"
8640:"Accounts of Abduction on Libya's Western Front"
8408:"U.S. To Use Frozen Libya Assets To Fund Rebels"
7703:"Gaddafi Troops Encircle Towns in West of Libya"
6003:"Libya Rebels Battle Gaddafi Forces in Oil Town"
5762:"Libya Plays Down Musa Kusa's British Defection"
5530:
5284:Klapper, Bradly; Burns, Robert (29 March 2011).
5233:
5041:
4607:
4049:
3939:"Russia Calls for Immediate Cease-Fire in Libya"
3687:
3532:
3232:"Western Warplanes, Missiles Hit Libyan Targets"
3182:
2709:announced the acquisition of 1300 "smart bombs".
2482:Shells fired at the Libyan–Tunisian border near
1184:The outskirts of Misrata were hit by airstrikes.
1074:24 March: NATO takes command of naval operations
84: Rebel western coastal offensive in August.
10865:United Nations Security Council Resolution 2016
10860:United Nations Security Council Resolution 2009
10855:United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973
10850:United Nations Security Council Resolution 1970
9484:"S. African President: Gadhafi Ready for Truce"
9400:"Russia Joins Western Chorus for Gaddafi To Go"
9108:"South Africa's Zuma To Meet Gaddafi for Talks"
9003:
8199:"Libyan Artillery Rounds Land in Tunisian Town"
6804:Committee on the Situation in Libya to Tripoli"
6751:"Libya: Reaching People in Misrata and Zawiyah"
6690:"NATO Confirms Its Planes Struck Libyan Rebels"
6664:"Libya: Nato Airstrike 'Kills Rebels in Brega'"
6146:"U.S. Extends Libya Airstrike Role by 48 Hours"
6083:
5759:
4248:Karouny, Mariam; Tanner, Adam (24 March 2011).
3814:
3431:"World Intervenes in Libya, with Unusual Speed"
3372:"Plane Shot Down over Rebel-Held City in Libya"
3229:
2791:reported that Democrats and Republicans in the
1934:residential area, a medical assistant told CNN.
1094:A French fighter, destroyed Libyan pro-Gaddafi
137:United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973
78: Contested areas between March and August.
9599:"Food Running Out in Gaddafi-Held Libya: U.N."
8336:"U.N. Says International Staff Leaves Tripoli"
8144:الأخبار – عربي – مقتل نجل للقذافي بغارة للناتو
8107:
8105:
8103:
7952:"Libya: Nato Strike 'Kills Rebels' in Misrata"
7505:"Rebels Savour Victory after Clearing Snipers"
7364:
7190:
7188:
7169:"Libyans Flee Violence in Remote Western Area"
6274:"Libyan Rebel Leader Slams NATO Over Response"
5603:
5152:
4464:
3717:
3715:
3308:
1124:25 March: NATO takes command of air operations
726:. Tactical execution was being run out of the
9662:
9460:"Libyan Tribal Leaders Call for United Front"
9397:
9105:
7342:"Libyan Crown Prince Speaks to EU Parliament"
6486:"Ship Carrying Libyans Capsizes; 250 Missing"
5695:"More 'Defections from Gaddafi Inner Circle'"
5286:"Renewed US Missile Barrage Amid Libya Talks"
5183:"US Aircraft Engage Libyan Coastguard Vessel"
4106:
4104:
3085:
2486:land in Tunisia; no casualties were reported.
2116:died in Misrata while covering the civil war.
1654:Defected interior minister and Major General
928:described Putin's comments as "unacceptable".
718:, falls under the operational command of the
609:Start of coalition intervention (19–25 March)
536:
232:
10890:denote operations or battles related to the
10668:Fist Crushing a U.S. Fighter Plane Sculpture
9515:"Officers Disown Gaddafi as Peace Bid Stall"
9512:
9427:
9425:
9332:
9330:
9035:Irish, John; Abbad, Mohammed (23 May 2011).
8024:Libye/Tunisie : combats à la frontière"
7030:"Qaddafi Forces Intensify Assault on Misrata
5956:"NATO-Led Air Strike Kills 13 Libyan Rebels"
5017:Adetunji, Jo; Gabbat, Adam (28 March 2011).
4995:"Libyan Rebels Facing Tough Fight for Sirte"
4814:
4812:
4493:"Libya Ready To Talk with Rebels: Former PM"
3755:"27 Killed in Ceasefire Breach, Libyan Says"
3508:
3337:
3335:
3117:
2339:medicines and three ambulances on behalf of
1119:NATO took command of the naval arms embargo.
1112:stated that the base was struck before dawn.
9676:
8222:"NATO After Assassinating Gaddafi – Moscow"
8100:
7185:
4583:Kiley, Sam; Hurdurl, Emma (27 March 2011).
3712:
2982:, a chronology from 1 June up to 15 August.
2233:over, but there was no sign of air strikes.
1991:
1502:
1467:quoted a privately owned online newspaper,
1365:, confirmed the US had employed "A-10s and
10763:International reactions to Gaddafi's death
9757:Armed Forces of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
9669:
9655:
9168:"Exclusive: Battered Libya Sues for Peace"
8864:"Tunisia Warns Libya Over Border Shelling"
7655:"NATO Jets Strike Inside Gaddafi Compound"
5876:"Libya Government Rejects Rebel Ceasefire"
4850:"Libyan Rebels Retake Hamlet of Bin Jawad"
4585:"Libyan Rebels Push West To Capture Brega"
4101:
2510:to retaliate for his son's reported death.
1294:, some 200 km (120 mi) south of
899:Libyan Permanent Mission to United Nations
543:
529:
246:
239:
225:
9422:
9327:
4971:"Rebels Held Outside Gaddafi's Home Town"
4909:Gumuchian, Marie-Louise (27 March 2011).
4809:
3332:
3156:Enigt Folketing stemmer for krig i Libyen
2777:France and the UK announced plans to use
2168:available to the NATO-led bombing effort.
1754:NATO confirmed it had bombed rebel tanks.
949:reported that there was still resistance.
651:and had been engaged in error by rebels.
10961:Timelines of the Libyan civil war (2011)
9636:(31 May 2011). Retrieved 18 August 2011.
9588:. (31 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
8599:"Libya Rebels 'Capture Misrata Airport'"
8245:"No Evidence Gaddafi's Son Killed: NATO"
8067:(29 April 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
7988:(27 April 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
7942:. 27 April 2011. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
7294:"Britain Sending Military Team to Libya"
6755:International Committee of the Red Cross
6462:"Gadhafi Asks Obama To End NATO Bombing"
4307:"NATO To Enforce No-Fly Zone Over Libya"
4286:. India. Associated Press. 25 March 2011
3254:
3074:List of modern conflicts in North Africa
1966:International Organization for Migration
1804:International Committee of the Red Cross
1181:; they also advanced towards Ra's Lanuf.
1161:Late March rebel offensive (26–28 March)
1091:was beginning to coordinate with rebels.
204:
192:
180:
147:, while excluding an occupation force".
10758:U.S. reactions to military intervention
8733:"Gaddafi to NATO: 'You Cannot Kill Me'"
8303:. 15 June 2011. Retrieved 14 June 2011.
7149:"Libyan Rebels Resist Ajdabiya Assault"
6800:"Visit of the African Union High‐Level
6679:. 7 April 2011. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
4754:Kirkpatrick, David D. (26 March 2011).
4403:"UAE Commits 12 Planes to Libya Action"
3511:"Gaddafi Condemns Attack on His Forces"
3395:
3393:
3316:"Gaddafi Forces Encroaching on Benghazi
1327:Second loyalist offensive (29–31 March)
10953:
10933:
10753:Protests against military intervention
9561:(30 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
9473:(29 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
9206:(26 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
9183:(26 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
9096:(24 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
8914:"Libya: The Colonel Feels the Squeeze"
8854:(17 May 2011). Retrieved 13 June 2011.
7965:(21 April 2011). Retrieved 1 May 2011.
7863:from the original on 17 September 2011
7837:from the original on 17 September 2011
7811:from the original on 17 September 2011
7158:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 18 April 2011.
6100:from the original on 15 September 2012
5619:from the original on 22 September 2013
5550:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 31 March 2011.
5527:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
5507:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
5387:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
5275:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 29 March 2011.
3858:from the original on 22 September 2013
3574:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 10 April 2011.
3478:Shrivastava, Sanskar (20 March 2011).
2870:There was a meeting of the High Level
2386:Safieddin, told Reuters from the city.
1430:, had resigned and defected to the UK.
1167:Late March 2011 Libyan rebel offensive
841:Battle of Ajdabiya § Second phase
10825:Libyan Freedom and Democracy Campaign
9650:
9433:"Operational Media Update for 27 May"
9379:from the original on 20 November 2018
8630:(10 May 2011). Retrieved 14 May 2011.
7346:European Conservatives and Reformists
6574:from the original on 5 September 2011
6086:"Battle for Brega Rages After Ambush"
5885:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 9 April 2011.
5704:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 1 April 2011.
4348:from the original on 13 November 2012
4203:from the original on 19 November 2018
4193:"Libya No-Fly Zone To Be Led by NATO"
4112:"Libyan Air Force 'No Longer Exists'"
3765:from the original on 12 November 2012
3709:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 9 April 2011.
3554:. Al Jazeera. Retrieved 2 April 2011.
1894:artillery, were heard by the witness.
524:
220:
10909:
10621:Prince Idris bin Abdullah al-Senussi
8924:from the original on 3 February 2014
8841:"ICC Requests Gaddafi Arrest Warrant
8570:(7 May 2011). Retrieved 14 May 2011.
8547:(7 May 2011). Retrieved 14 May 2011.
8372:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 20 May 2011.
8349:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 20 May 2011.
8326:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 20 May 2011.
7268:Nebehay, Stephanie (19 April 2011).
6126:from the original on 9 November 2012
5954:Dziadosz, Alexander (3 April 2011).
5645:from the original on 2 February 2016
5429:
5205:"US Gunships Blast Gaddafi's Troops"
5172:. BBC News. Retrieved 29 March 2011.
4595:from the original on 17 October 2012
4534:from the original on 2 February 2016
3490:from the original on 12 January 2012
3390:
2328:Committee on the Situation in Libya.
2156:Anti-Gaddafi forces took control of
1412:tank to report for duty immediately.
1287:to bombard Az Zintan from the north.
1142:CNN reported that Canadian Lt. Gen.
9223:from the original on 30 August 2011
8686:"Libyan Rebels Seek US Recognition"
8557:"Libya 'Scatters Mines' in Misrata"
8285:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 7 May 2011.
8260:(2 May 2011). Retrieved 7 May 2011.
8235:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 7 May 2011.
8212:(1 May 2011). Retrieved 7 May 2011.
7479:"US To Begin Drone Strikes in Libya
5821:"Libya Air Raid 'Killed Civilians'"
5407:. Reuters. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
5367:. Reuters. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
4654:from the original on 8 January 2019
4644:"Libya Air Raid 'Killed Civilians'"
4564:from the original on 22 August 2011
4499:. Associated Press. 25 March 2011.
4436:"Libyan Leader 'Arming Volunteers'"
3786:"Libya: British Supports Sanctions"
3401:"Libya Air Raid 'Killed Civilians'"
3059:2011 Libyan rebel coastal offensive
3054:2011 military intervention in Libya
2137:calling for more support for Libya.
1564:center along the main thoroughfare.
1215:where it stated that at least five
678:At 4 pm (Libyan time), French
631:UN Security Council Resolution 1973
13:
9047:from the original on 9 August 2011
8674:Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
8088:from the original on 29 April 2011
7477:Zirulnick, Ariel (22 April 2011).
7387:from the original on 21 April 2011
6592:Bengali, Shashank (7 April 2011).
6272:Bengali, Shashank (6 April 2011).
5906:from the original on 11 April 2011
5498:"Libya's Foreign Minister Defects"
5447:from the original on 30 March 2011
5418:"UK May Yet Arm Libyan Resistance"
5234:Williams, Alison (29 March 2011).
4951:from the original on 15 April 2011
4921:from the original on 13 April 2014
4890:from the original on 14 April 2011
4830:from the original on 12 April 2011
4766:from the original on 11 April 2021
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4037:from the original on 24 March 2011
3919:from the original on 14 April 2011
3889:from the original on 12 April 2011
3827:from the original on 25 March 2011
3735:from the original on 25 March 2011
3272:from the original on 22 March 2011
3242:from the original on 30 March 2011
3126:University of California, Berkeley
1968:said. The chartered Greek vessel,
754:High-Level Committee on Libya met.
150:Following the implementation of a
14:
10972:
9642:
9067:"Turkey Recognizes Libyan Rebels"
8973:Brunnstrom, David (22 May 2011).
8888:"Canada Orders 1,300 Smart Bombs"
7785:from the original on 22 July 2011
7759:from the original on 22 July 2011
7631:"Libya Live Blog – 23 April"
7577:Georgy, Michael (23 April 2011).
7503:Georgy, Michael (22 April 2011).
7431:"Libya Live Blog – 22 April"
7377:"Libya Live Blog – 21 April"
7220:"Libya Live Blog – 18 April"
7125:"Libya Live Blog – 17 April"
7071:"Libya Live Blog – 16 April"
7047:"Libya Live Blog – 15 April"
6859:"Libya Live Blog – 10 April"
6144:Lardner, Richard (3 April 2011).
6055:Golovnina, Maria (2 April 2011).
5760:Radnedge, Aidan (31 March 2011).
5541:"Libya Live Blog – 31 March"
5518:"Libya Live Blog – 31 March"
5437:"Gaddafi Forces Push Rebels Back"
5378:"Libya Live Blog – 30 March"
5266:"Libya Live Blog – 29 March"
5215:from the original on 2 April 2011
5056:"Libya Live Blog – 28 March"
4620:"Live Blog Libya – 26 March"
4260:from the original on 2 April 2011
3949:from the original on 22 July 2011
3815:Shackle, Samira (22 March 2011).
3700:"Live Blog Libya – 22 March"
3565:"Libya Live Blog – 21 March"
3520:from the original on 1 April 2011
3456:from the original on 22 July 2011
3411:from the original on 2 April 2011
3199:"Libya Live Blog – 19 March"
3170:from the original on 19 July 2011
3134:from the original on 5 April 2011
3095:. UN News Centre. 17 March 2011.
2918:clan, based in the region around
2214:. However, it was confirmed that
2032:southern Tunisian border town of
187:developments at the Gulf of Sidra
67:Progress of the Libya civil war.
10932:
10920:
10908:
10897:
10896:
9615:
9591:
9575:: Tuesday, 31 May 2011 – 14:03"
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9137:Spencer, Richard (26 May 2011).
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8936:
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8886:Pugliese, David (18 May 2011).
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6766:Press release (11 April 2011).
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6510:Press release (7 August 2011).
6504:
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6438:"Libya Live Blog – 6 April"
6430:
6414:"Libya Live Blog – 5 April"
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6084:Burleigh, March (3 April 2011).
6077:
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5868:
5837:
5797:"Libya Live Blog – 1 April"
5774:from the original on 22 May 2011
4465:Wallace, Kamal (25 March 2011).
4383:from the original on 29 May 2011
4317:from the original on 22 May 2015
4062:"Libya Live Blog – 23 March
3545:"Libya Live Blog – 20 March
3038:
3024:
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2627:Polish Foreign Affairs Ministers
2131:Crown Prince Mohammed El Senussi
1435:Libyan General People's Congress
890:, Arab League Secretary-General
106:
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9954:Battle of the Misrata frontline
9548:: Monday, 30 May 2011 – 23:50"
9219:. EUbusiness.com. 26 May 2011.
9004:Abbas, Mohammed (22 May 2011).
8418:from the original on 6 May 2011
8180:from the original on 3 May 2011
8123:from the original on 1 May 2011
6196:Press release (5 April 2011).
6168:Press release (3 April 2011).
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5078:Blair, Edmund (28 March 2011).
5072:
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4554:"Libyan Rebels Regain Ajdabiya"
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3207:. 18 March 2011. Archived from
3124:The Berkeley Blog (blog of the
3099:from the original on 3 May 2011
2969:
1487:, Gaddafi's intelligence chief
1237:and the oil town of Ra's Lanuf.
897:The BBC News reported that the
90: Rebel gains by 1 October.
10892:military intervention in Libya
10008:Second Gulf of Sidra offensive
9431:Press release (28 May 2011).
9369:"G-8 Calls for Gadhafi's Exit"
9301:Press release (24 May 2011).
9273:Press release (27 May 2011).
9243:"The African Union High-Level
9241:Press release (27 May 2011).
7242:Traynor, Ian (18 April 2011).
7093:Hubbard, Ben (17 April 2011).
6768:"Meeting of the AU High-Level
5715:"More Senior Libyans To Defect
3509:Fisher, Alan (20 March 2011).
3223:
3146:
3111:
3064:2011 Nafusa Mountains Campaign
1848:Committee on Libya to Tripoli.
1458:US Central Intelligence Agency
1417:US Central Intelligence Agency
1298:, surrendered to rebel forces.
965:According to the results of a
837:2011 Nafusa Mountains Campaign
554:Military intervention in Libya
1:
10835:National Transitional Council
9856:Battle of Brega–Ajdabiya road
9846:First Gulf of Sidra offensive
9597:Graff, Peter (31 May 2011).
9398:Logan, Joseph (27 May 2011).
9106:Bosch, Marius (25 May 2011).
8944:"NATO Bombs Gadhafi Warships"
8808:). Retrieved 15 August 2011.
8798:"Libyan Rebels Claim Misrata"
7527:Farmer, Ben (22 April 2011).
7491:The Christian Science Monitor
6735:US Department of the Treasury
3118:Calder, Ryan (4 April 2011).
3079:
2856:The African Union High-Level
2317:The African Union High Level
1820:NATO warplanes intercepted a
1766:US Department of the Treasury
1749:Battle of Brega-Ajdabiya road
1275:National Transitional Council
787: – was sending staff of
704:reported dead after the raid.
625:By unanimous vote, Denmark's
10799:Afriqiyah Airways Flight 209
10688:Mitiga International Airport
10678:Green Square/Martyrs' Square
10484:Mohamed Abu al-Qasim al-Zwai
10404:Mohammed Abdullah al-Senussi
9513:Graff, Peter (30 May 2011).
9450:. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
9324:. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
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8463:. 6 May 2011. Archived from
7975:"Libya Live Blog – 28 April"
6821:. Retrieved 16 August 2011.
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5102:Quinn, Ben (28 March 2011).
3999:Khan, Huma (22 March 2011).
3681:International Business Times
3166:(in Danish). 19 March 2011.
2690:International Criminal Court
2407:Loyalist forces re-captured
1621:A resident of a town in the
199:developments in Tripolitania
96: Last loyalist pockets.
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10770:Factional violence in Libya
10077:Operation Unified Protector
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9303:"Meeting of the High Level
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7596:). Retrieved 27 April 2011.
7114:). Retrieved 18 April 2011.
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10616:Prince Mohammed El Senussi
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510:Killing of Muammar Gaddafi
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10807:
10782:2014–2020 civil war
10701:
10648:
10563:
10527:
10444:Hasan al-Kabir al-Gaddafi
10399:Ahmed al-Gaddafi al-Qahsi
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9841:Second Battle of Benghazi
9796:
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9779:Revolutionary Guard Corps
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883:Following a meeting with
796:rocket-propelled grenades
785:Augusta Off Shore Society
783: – belonging to the
698:Second Battle of Benghazi
620:Second Battle of Benghazi
562:
258:
160:Second Battle of Benghazi
59:
10820:Democratic Party (Libya)
10794:Manchester Arena bombing
10626:Hussein Sadiq al Musrati
10419:Abdel Rahman Abdel Hamid
10293:Ali Abd-al-Aziz al-Isawi
10163:Daou al-Salhine al-Jadak
9937:Nafusa Mountain Campaign
9811:First Battle of Benghazi
9740:National Liberation Army
9604:26 November 2014 at the
9198:26 November 2018 at the
8877:. Retrieved 20 May 2011.
8869:26 November 2014 at the
8831:. Retrieved 20 May 2011.
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8779:26 November 2014 at the
8699:. Retrieved 14 May 2011.
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8410:. Associated Press (via
8397:. Retrieved 14 May 2011.
8387:12 December 2018 at the
8364:26 November 2014 at the
8341:26 November 2014 at the
8318:26 November 2014 at the
8020:Staff (29 April 2011).
7560:10 November 2012 at the
7534:18 November 2018 at the
7412:25 November 2018 at the
7174:26 November 2014 at the
6669:18 November 2018 at the
5935:20 November 2018 at the
5826:26 December 2018 at the
5479:16 February 2019 at the
5295:. Associated Press (via
5085:26 November 2014 at the
5024:16 November 2018 at the
4147:18 November 2018 at the
3654:. Associated Press (via
3433:. Associated Press (via
3374:. Associated Press (via
3297:18 November 2018 at the
2600:
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2354:was quoted as saying by
2349:Russian Foreign Minister
2334:A ship chartered by the
2186:supplies and ambulances.
1992:Late April (16–30 April)
1950:after a BRICS summit in
1851:NATO announced that its
1708:Italian Foreign Minister
1503:Early April (1–15 April)
1280:Pro-Gaddafi troops used
765:Battle of Misrata (2011)
10743:International reactions
10719:Human rights violations
10263:Mustafa A. G. Abushagur
9991:Second Battle of Zawiya
9986:Rebel coastal offensive
9678:Libyan civil war (2011)
9373:The Wall Street Journal
9173:3 February 2019 at the
8691:5 November 2012 at the
8645:18 October 2012 at the
8604:1 December 2018 at the
8562:2 February 2016 at the
8539:19 January 2017 at the
8163:. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
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7919:. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
7881:Staff (26 April 2011).
7701:Staff (25 April 2011).
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7677:Staff (25 April 2011).
7653:Staff (24 April 2011).
7629:Staff (22 April 2011).
7605:Staff (15 April 2011).
7553:Staff (22 April 2011).
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7453:Staff (21 April 2011).
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7292:Staff (19 April 2011).
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7194:Staff (19 April 2011).
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7069:Staff (15 April 2011).
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7028:Staff (15 April 2011).
7004:Staff (15 April 2011).
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6980:Staff (14 April 2011).
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6932:Staff (11 April 2011).
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6881:Staff (11 April 2011).
6857:Staff (10 April 2011).
6840:20 October 2012 at the
6629:2 February 2016 at the
6545:10 January 2019 at the
6498:Richmond Times-Dispatch
6467:9 November 2012 at the
6363:13 October 2012 at the
6339:9 November 2012 at the
6290:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
6231:2 February 2016 at the
6008:19 October 2013 at the
5795:Staff (31 March 2011).
5733:Staff (31 March 2011).
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4166:Staff (23 March 2011).
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3643:Staff (21 March 2011).
3610:Libyan Mission New York
3563:Staff (20 March 2011).
3543:Staff (19 March 2011).
3429:Staff (20 March 2011).
3314:Staff (19 March 2011).
2825:South African President
2765:besieged since February
1363:US Joint Staff Director
1246:UN-mandated no-fly zone
1219:fighter planes and two
669:Libyan National Council
211:developments in Misrata
168:besieged since February
10731:Humanitarian situation
10693:People's Hall, Tripoli
10555:J. Christopher Stevens
10514:Abdulqadir al-Baghdadi
10489:Salih Rajab al-Mismari
10070:Operation Odyssey Dawn
10025:Second Tripoli clashes
9932:First Battle of Zawiya
9866:Fourth Battle of Brega
9831:Second Battle of Brega
9621:Staff (31 May 2011).
9465:23 August 2011 at the
9438:13 August 2011 at the
9312:27 August 2011 at the
9078:Deutsche Press-Agentur
9065:Staff (23 May 2011).
8893:17 August 2011 at the
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8796:Staff (15 May 2011).
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7957:7 January 2019 at the
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5874:Staff (1 April 2011).
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5693:Staff (1 April 2011).
5546:26 August 2011 at the
5523:26 August 2011 at the
5503:3 January 2012 at the
5383:21 August 2011 at the
5291:8 October 2012 at the
5271:25 August 2011 at the
3615:26 August 2011 at the
3570:20 August 2011 at the
2978:For later events, see
2823:It was announced that
2471:
2299:First Battle of Zawiya
2273:Italian Prime Minister
2133:spoke in front of the
2096:promised NTC chairman
1285:multi-rocket launchers
916:Russian Prime Minister
716:Operation Odyssey Dawn
250:First Libyan Civil War
214:
202:
190:
141:Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
10581:Abdel Rahman Shalgham
10339:Saif al-Islam Gaddafi
10283:Abdel-Hakim al-Hasidi
10273:Al-Mahdi Al-Barghathi
10178:Abdel Moneim al-Houni
9922:First Tripoli clashes
9851:Third Battle of Brega
9816:First Battle of Brega
9745:Free Libyan Air Force
9580:3 August 2011 at the
8668:22 March 2012 at the
8275:8 August 2011 at the
8250:27 March 2012 at the
7980:28 April 2011 at the
7888:30 April 2011 at the
7708:29 April 2011 at the
7636:25 April 2011 at the
7436:22 April 2011 at the
7323:29 April 2011 at the
7225:20 April 2011 at the
7130:9 August 2011 at the
7076:9 August 2011 at the
7052:6 August 2011 at the
6864:10 April 2011 at the
6695:26 April 2011 at the
6599:10 April 2011 at the
6279:13 April 2011 at the
6122:. CNN. 3 April 2011.
5720:26 March 2012 at the
5061:28 March 2011 at the
4625:26 March 2011 at the
4469:. CNN. Archived from
4067:25 March 2011 at the
3705:25 March 2011 at the
3674:25 March 2011 at the
3590:25 March 2011 at the
3550:21 March 2011 at the
2575:Amnesty International
2514:not a command center.
1916:US Defense Department
1494:Gaddafi's spokesman,
1448:Third Battle of Brega
1415:It was reported that
1386:US Defense Department
1240:They also recaptured
649:Free Libyan Air Force
208:
196:
184:
20:2011 Libyan civil war
10775:2012 Benghazi attack
10509:Bashir Saghir Hawadi
10504:Sayyid Gaddaf al-Dam
10494:Abdul Majid al-Qa′ud
10394:Saif al-Arab Gaddafi
10020:Battle of Bani Walid
9821:Battle of Ra's Lanuf
9717:16 August–23 October
9702:15 February–18 March
9280:22 July 2011 at the
9252:22 July 2011 at the
8708:Staff (14 May 2011).
8484:22 July 2011 at the
8204:24 June 2018 at the
8059:7 March 2016 at the
7660:5 April 2013 at the
7612:4 March 2016 at the
7510:3 March 2016 at the
7275:4 March 2016 at the
7011:4 March 2016 at the
6888:1 March 2019 at the
6809:22 July 2011 at the
6777:22 July 2011 at the
6605:McClatchy Newspapers
6517:22 July 2011 at the
6419:7 April 2011 at the
6369:Agence France-Presse
6285:McClatchy Newspapers
6255:4 April 2011 at the
6203:22 July 2011 at the
6175:22 July 2011 at the
6151:7 April 2011 at the
6090:Agence France-Presse
6038:6 April 2011 at the
5802:3 April 2011 at the
5740:6 April 2011 at the
5700:28 June 2012 at the
5363:4 March 2016 at the
4861:Agence France-Presse
4798:15 June 2012 at the
4708:1 April 2012 at the
4699:1 April 2012 at the
4690:1 April 2012 at the
4681:1 April 2012 at the
4473:on 18 September 2012
4411:Agence France-Presse
3650:23 July 2011 at the
3268:. 17 February 2011.
2767:by Gaddafi's troops.
2461:Saif al-Arab Gaddafi
2399:The evacuation ship
2336:World Food Programme
2051:UK Mission to the UN
962:twenty-seven people.
946:Anderson Cooper 360°
885:UN Secretary-General
854:, the leader of the
643:Also on 19 March, a
131:. That day, leading
10870:Voice of Free Libya
10479:Abdul Ati al-Obeidi
10414:Ahmed Gaddaf al-Dam
10409:Bashir Saleh Bashir
10334:Abu-Bakr Yunis Jabr
10313:Mahmoud al-Werfalli
10308:Mehdi Mohammed Zeyo
10148:Mohammed Ali Madani
10103:Mustafa Abdul Jalil
10056:Opération Harmattan
9826:Battle of Bin Jawad
9553:1 June 2011 at the
9143:The Daily Telegraph
9072:27 May 2011 at the
8745:The Huffington Post
8715:12 May 2011 at the
8585:10 May 2011 at the
8394:The Washington Post
8030:5 June 2011 at the
7584:5 June 2011 at the
7541:The Daily Telegraph
7201:29 May 2011 at the
7100:9 June 2012 at the
6772:Committee on Libya"
6729:13 May 2011 at the
6676:The Daily Telegraph
5566:27 May 2011 at the
5339:16 May 2011 at the
5315:5 June 2011 at the
5000:31 May 2012 at the
4976:7 July 2011 at the
4735:on 8 September 2012
4342:The Washington Post
4154:The Daily Telegraph
3883:The Daily Telegraph
3321:31 May 2012 at the
3303:The Daily Telegraph
2707:Canadian government
2634:Libya Contact Group
2135:European Parliament
2098:Mustafa Abdul Jalil
1945:The leaders of the
1834:Committee on Libya.
1701:Italian Coast Guard
1538:A-10 Thunderbolt II
1347:A-10 Thunderbolt II
1320:UK Defence Ministry
1213:Opération Harmattan
1154:Abdul Ati al-Obeidi
846:It was reported by
819:UN Security Council
673:Mustafa Abdul Jalil
56:
10840:Topple the Tyrants
10714:Domestic responses
10586:Abdessalam Jalloud
10535:James G. Stavridis
10454:Massoud Abdelhafid
10369:Ali Sharif al-Rifi
10213:Ali Attalah Obeidi
10188:Abdurrahim El-Keib
10153:Mustafa Bin Dardef
10123:Abdelhakim Belhadj
10113:Abdul Fatah Younis
9969:Battle of Tawergha
9861:Cyrenaica campaign
9836:Battle of Ajdabiya
9471:Al Jazeera English
8852:Xinhua News Agency
8627:The Sacramento Bee
8467:on 22 August 2011.
8227:4 May 2011 at the
8151:4 May 2011 at the
6394:on 20 October 2012
6215:. 16 August 2011.
5942:The New York Times
5669:www.europapress.es
5665:"Google Translate"
5639:"Google Translate"
5485:The New York Times
5140:on 25 January 2013
4760:The New York Times
4528:The New York Times
4284:The Indian Express
4197:The New York Times
3514:(video (00:02:38))
3484:The World Reporter
2789:The Canadian Press
2779:attack helicopters
2017:to enter the town.
1918:spokesman Colonel
1817:attack helicopter.
1687:The UK moved four
1656:Abdul Fatah Younis
1369:over the weekend".
1342:Lockheed P-3 Orion
1187:Benghazi resident
684:Libyan no-fly zone
665:Abdul Fatah Younis
215:
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156:Battle of Ajdabiya
152:Libyan no-fly zone
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10947:
10683:Maydan al Shajara
10649:Places, buildings
10644:
10643:
10631:Mustafa Ben Halim
10379:Abuzed Omar Dorda
10298:Mohammed Magariaf
10248:Sadiq Al-Ghariani
10168:Jalal al-Digheily
10133:Abdul Hafiz Ghoga
10033:
10032:
10003:Battle of Tripoli
9998:Ras Ajdir clashes
9947:Battle of Gharyan
9927:Battle of Misrata
8710:"Libya Live Blog"
8119:. 30 April 2011.
8113:"Libya Live Blog"
8084:. 29 April 2011.
8078:"Libya Live Blog"
7383:. 21 April 2011.
6908:(11 April 2011).
6833:(10 April 2011).
6610:Standard-Examiner
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5443:. 30 March 2011.
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4866:The Straits Times
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4118:. 23 March 2011.
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3731:. 22 March 2011.
2726:Jalal al-Digheily
2630:Radoslaw Sikorski
2276:Silvio Berlusconi
2108:Photojournalists
1855:destroyed eleven
1778:Abdulhafid Zlitni
1203:Bilgasim Al-Ganga
1106:Al Jufra Air Base
1085:US Africa Command
1081:Tomahawk missiles
923:Russian President
872:, reporting from
605:
604:
596:Unified Protector
518:
517:
473:2nd Gulf of Sidra
451:Coastal Offensive
395:Misrata Frontline
390:Cyrenaican desert
375:1st Gulf of Sidra
135:members acted on
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104:Major campaigns.
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10724:Rape allegations
10658:Abu Salim prison
10606:Mohammed Nabbous
10540:Charles Bouchard
10519:Mustafa Kharoubi
10384:Baghdadi Mahmudi
10364:Abdullah Senussi
10354:Al-Saadi Gaddafi
10349:Mutassim Gaddafi
10278:Salwa Bughaighis
10243:Ismail al-Salabi
10198:Ahmed al-Senussi
10193:Osama al-Juwaili
10138:Suleiman Mahmoud
10093:
10092:
10063:Operation Mobile
10049:Operation Ellamy
9981:Msallata clashes
9964:Battle of Zliten
9942:Battle of Wazzin
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5902:. 2 April 2011.
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3792:. Archived from
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3634:. 21 March 2011.
3631:CBS Evening News
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3397:
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3378:). 19 March 2011
3368:
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3195:
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3163:Dagbladet Børsen
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2508:chemical weapons
2212:Nafusa Mountains
2148:Battle of Wazzin
2110:Tim Hetherington
2091:French President
1770:Baghdadi Mahmudi
1476:Libyan diplomat
1144:Charlie Bouchard
742:Mohammad al-Zawi
722:, under General
694:Libya Alhurra TV
690:Mohammed Nabbous
557:
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328:Nafusa Mountains
253:
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121:Libyan Civil War
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10673:Giuliana Bridge
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10636:Ihab Al-Mismari
10601:Nuri al-Mismari
10596:Imbarek Shamekh
10559:
10523:
10434:Khweldi Hameidi
10329:Muammar Gaddafi
10317:
10268:Ahmed Omar Bani
10228:Yousef Mangoush
10218:Mahdi al-Harati
10203:Hussein Darbouk
10082:
10029:
10013:Battle of Sirte
9976:Zawiya skirmish
9959:Zliten uprising
9908:
9899:Battle of Sabha
9894:Fezzan campaign
9875:
9871:Ra's Lanuf raid
9806:Battle of Bayda
9783:
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9707:19 March–31 May
9680:
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9573:Libya Live Blog
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9546:Libya Live Blog
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9507:
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9490:. 31 May 2011.
9482:
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9458:
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9410:on 28 July 2011
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9191:
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8435:
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7147:17 April 2011.
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7123:16 April 2011.
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5924:Fahim, Kareem;
5923:
5919:
5909:
5907:
5894:
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5883:Wayback Machine
5873:
5869:
5859:
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5856:on 4 April 2011
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5692:
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5675:on 16 July 2012
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5246:on 1 April 2011
5232:
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5185:. 29 March 2011
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4673:Thomson Reuters
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4413:. 25 March 2011
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1641:Turkish Navy
1609:interlocutor
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1356:Vice Admiral
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1006:Robert Gates
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9762:Libyan Army
9690:Arab Spring
9227:18 February
8512:The Gazette
7867:18 February
7841:18 February
7815:18 February
7789:18 February
7763:18 February
6568:Der Spiegel
5649:18 February
3460:18 February
3069:Arab Spring
2864:, Ethiopia.
2862:Addis Ababa
2835:Khaled Kaim
2205:Gemal Salem
1920:David Lapan
1675:Kalashnikov
1604:university.
1530:explosions.
1199:reporting".
1110:Khaled Kaim
1087:in Germany.
999:V-22 Osprey
903:Libyan flag
888:Ban Ki-moon
868:journalist
815:Arab League
640:journalist.
505:2nd Tripoli
313:1st Tripoli
10939:Wikiquotes
10709:Casualties
10183:Ali Zeidan
10041:operations
9735:Opposition
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9559:Al Jazeera
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5679:3 February
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3080:References
2952:(see also
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2920:Bani Walid
2828:Jacob Zuma
2367:La Shikhra
1880:continued.
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1747:See also:
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1485:Al Arabiya
1312:evacuated.
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892:Amr Moussa
835:See also:
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733:, Admiral
724:Carter Ham
627:Parliament
495:Ra's Lanuf
490:Bani Walid
456:2nd Zawiya
350:Ra's Lanuf
323:1st Zawiya
292:16 Aug–Oct
285:Jun–15 Aug
278:19 Mar–May
271:Feb–18 Mar
10591:Ali Treki
10429:Ali Kanna
10233:Abu Oweis
9798:Cyrenaica
9414:21 August
9051:15 August
8282:The Times
8092:21 August
8041:Le Figaro
7737:21 August
6398:21 August
6320:USA Today
5117:(blog of
5115:News Blog
5032:(blog of
5030:News Blog
3138:18 August
3103:18 August
2959:families.
2793:US Senate
2555:Congress.
2504:gas masks
2125:Ukrainian
2101:officers.
1810:Benghazi.
1555:AVAAZ.org
1478:Ali Treki
1242:Bin Jawad
1221:Mil Mi-24
1079:Fourteen
575:Harmattan
461:Ras Ajdir
429:4th Brega
380:3rd Brega
360:2nd Brega
355:Bin Jawad
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