Timeline of the 2011 Libyan Civil War before military intervention

695: 1370:, firing guns into the air and honking horns. Army units in Tobruk and throughout eastern Libya sided with protesters, with some soldiers and officers participating in demonstrations. Commanders pledged to defend the "liberated territory" with their lives after Gaddafi threatened to take it back by force. Two airmen bailed out of their jet, which crashed into the desert, after defying orders to bomb Tobruk. In the collapse of central authority, residents formed public-defence committees for security, and opened welfare organisations to ensure that residents had enough to eat. At newly established security checkpoints, demonstrators handed out bottled water and juice to passing motorists. 1632:, spokesman for the National Transitional Council, said the council was not an interim government, was not contacting foreign governments and did not want them to intervene. "We will help liberate other Libyan cities, in particular Tripoli through our national army, our armed forces, of which part have announced their support for the people," Ghoga said, but he did not give details about how the council would help. Although not a direct response to Clinton's remarks, Ghoga said: "We are completely against foreign intervention. The rest of Libya will be liberated by the people and Gaddafi's security forces will be eliminated by the people of Libya." 908: 1157: 2449: 1416:. During the fighting, the militia bombarded the protesters with rocket-propelled grenades and mortars, while the protesters managed to seize an anti-aircraft gun and turn it against the militia. At the same time, officers from an air-force school near the airport mutinied, and with the help of local residents, overran an adjacent airbase where Gaddafi supporters were holed up, and disabled fighter jets to prevent their use against protesters. Five people were killed during the fighting: four protesters and one pro-Gaddafi militiaman, and another forty wounded. 51: 1397:

Thousands of people then gathered in Zawiya's main square to demonstrate against Gaddafi. Hours after the attack, Gaddafi gave a speech on state television, where he expressed condolences for the deaths, but scolded the city's residents for siding with the uprising, saying "shame on you, people of Zawiya, control your children", and that "they are loyal to Bin Laden. What do you have to do with Bin Laden, people of Zawiya? They are exploiting young people... I insist it is Bin Laden". He also blamed teenagers on

5111: 1704:, Gaddafi's former interior minister and the leader of a growing rebel force, told Al Jazeera that if Gaddafi could not be dislodged from Tripoli, he would welcome foreign intervention in the form of targeted airstrikes, though he said a land invasion was unwanted and offered the use of Libyan military airbases only in case of emergency to foreign aircraft. Al Jazeera also reported that anti-Gaddafi forces had repulsed a six-hour offensive by government forces attempting to seize 984:

Libyan Ambassador to Poland stated that the flood of defections by elements of the Army and Air Force, as well as by government ministers, could not be stopped and that Gaddafi's days in power were numbered. He also said that firing on the protesters was only increasing the unrest and that it was the sign of a dying government. The Libyan Ambassadors to Indonesia, Bangladesh, the European Union and India also resigned in protest of the actions of the Gaddafi government.

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interviews with hospital staff and eyewitnesses, said that security forces had killed more than eighty anti-Gaddafi protesters in eastern Libya. Opposition groups later put the number of dead at over 120. The residents of Benghazi told Al Jazeera that at least 200 people had died while Human Rights Watch put the countrywide death toll at a "conservative" 104. The security forces of Benghazi were in their barracks while the city was in a state of civil mutiny.

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Fadeel hotel. They were engaged by hard-core rebel remnants, who had not retreated from the town the previous day. Government troops captured the residential area, but the rebels continued to hold out in the oil-port facilities throughout the day and recaptured much of the town in a counteroffensive in the afternoon.

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injuries from high-velocity rifles." The hospital counted forty-four deaths in three days, and was struggling to treat the wounded. The residents of Benghazi told Al Jazeera that at least 200 people had died, while the Human Rights Watch put the countrywide death toll at a "conservative" 104 on 19 February.

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and Misrata. In Misrata, the opposition defeated attacking pro-Gaddafi forces in the south and west corners of the city, capturing several tanks. Low-intensity warfare continued in eastern outskirts of the city, with opposition holding ground and the city in their control. At least eleven deaths were

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called for a no-fly zone to be put in place after previously resisting the idea. The league met and did not allow Libyan diplomats from Gaddafi's government to join despite Gaddafi's government's request to attend. The league "called on the United Nations Security Council to impose a no-fly zone over

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announced that it would shut down its embassy in Tripoli on 28 February, temporarily discontinuing diplomatic activities in the troubled north African state, the foreign ministry said. Canada, France, the UK and the US were among the states that had already temporarily shut their embassies in Tripoli

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appeared on state television and said that the unrest "may cause civil war". He also said that Libya was different from its neighbours. He ended by warning, "We will fight to the last man and woman and bullet. We will not lose Libya. We will not let Al Jazeera, Al Arabiya and BBC trick us". State-run

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Protests escalated with residents also reporting small protests beginning in Tripoli, indicating a widening of the unrest from the eastern half of Libya into Gaddafi's center of power. Hospitals confirmed that they had run out of supplies and doctors estimated the death toll in Benghazi to be between

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The Gaddafi government announced an immediate ceasefire in accordance with the UN Security Council resolution. saying it "accepts that it is obliged to accept the U.N. resolution" and that it was acting to protect its civilians from likely military action which had been authorized by the UN Security

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On 16 March, Al Manara Media reported more defections. Two fighter jets allegedly landed at the Benghazi airport and joined the rebel forces. It was also reported that two battalions of pro-Gaddafi forces defected in Sirte, taking control of the airport. Also, Manara stated that twenty-five soldiers

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and hit a third, off the coast of Ajdabiya and Benghazi. In the meantime, the oil town of Brega was reclaimed by pro-Gaddafi forces. Google maps show that the desert breaks away to farmland and trees near Benghazi, and the rebel tactics may have changed to withdraw into terrain that is better suited

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Opposition forces advancing on Sirte were targeted by Libyan warplanes in the morning, although the effectiveness of the airstrikes was unclear, and a witness fighting for the opposition reported heavy fighting in Bin Jawad as Government soldiers apparently launched a counterattack against the town.

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Gaddafi's government sought to show that it was the state's only legitimate authority and that it continued to feel compassion for areas in the east that fell under the control of its opponents. A total of eighteen trucks loaded with rice, flour, sugar and eggs left Tripoli for Benghazi. Also in the

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Pro-Gaddafi Libyan forces and foreign mercenaries opened fire on a mosque in Zawiya, where residents, some armed with hunting rifles, had been holding a sit-in to support the protesters in Tripoli. The troops blasted the mosque's minaret with an anti-aircraft gun, killing 10 people and wounding 150.

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Cities and towns close to Tripoli were reported to be falling to protesters, while in Tripoli itself, pro-Gaddafi militia patrolled the streets to prevent demonstrations. In the east, civilian protesters and military units that had defected and reorganized armed themselves to prepare for an upcoming

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on his opponents; to whittle down their numbers with many skirmishes, harm the economy by sabotaging oil reserves, and in every sense damaging infrastructure to the best of his ability, stating "I have the money and arms to fight for a long time". Oil infrastructures may be sabotaged to cut economic

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The opposition's interim-government council had formally requested the UN to impose a no-fly zone and to conduct precision air strikes against Gaddafi's forces. US Secretary of State Clinton, after backing down from the idea of a no-fly zone, re-engaged in supporting the idea of a military enforced

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Eyewitnesses reported that thousands of African mercenaries were flown into Tripoli to put down the uprising. One insider source reportedly said that Gaddafi now could only rely on his own clan and 5,000 men, out of 45,000, and knew he could not retake Libya. According to this source, he apparently

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was "fighting forces loyal to Colonel Gaddafi, who appears to be struggling to hold on to power." A group of army officers also called upon their fellow soldiers to "join the people" and remove Gaddafi from office. Islamic leaders and clerics in Libya urged all Muslims to rebel against Gaddafi. The

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local military brigades joined the protesters. By this time, protesters in Benghazi numbered in the tens of thousands, possibly in the hundreds of thousands. Reports also emerged of pro-Gaddafi militia by the Elfedeel Bu Omar compound "being butchered by angry mobs." Al Jazeera said that protesters

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According to Al Jazeera, a few hours before the UN voting, Gaddafi stated in Portugal's public media that "The UN Security Council has no mandate. We don't acknowledge their resolutions. If the world is crazy, we will be crazy too". On the contrary, after the voting, Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister

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On the morning of 11 March, the first government ground troops entered Ra's Lanuf with 150 soldiers, backed up by three tanks, and managed to get to the town center. At the same time, four transport boats came in from the sea and unloaded between forty and fifty soldiers each on the beach near the

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attack, Al Jazeera and Reuters reported, and Libyan warplanes again bombed positions near both Ra's Lanuf and Zawiya. Administration of Bin Jawad was resumed by government forces as the rebels retreated, but Al Jazeera reported opposition forces pushed west after reportedly shooting down an attack

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In battles occurring in the morning of 5 March in Zawiya, thirty-three people were reported killed, twenty-five of them rebels and eight pro-Gaddafi soldiers. Pro-Gaddafi forces used tanks to destroy residential buildings and kill some protesters, but rebels were able to overcome them by capturing

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Gaddafi vowed to fight his opponents "until the last drop of his blood had been spilt" rather than step down, describing anti-government protesters as "rats" and "mercenaries" working for foreign states and corporate agendas. Gaddafi said the rioting urban youths that were opposed to his rule were

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Gunfire was reportedly heard throughout the night of 21–22 February. Government soldiers were reported to have continued some bombarding to keep defecting soldiers away from the protests. Fighter jets were reported to have targeted army ammunition depots in order to prevent troops from joining the

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warships were reported to have begun bombardment of residential areas causing an unknown number of casualties. Banks and other government buildings were looted throughout the day. Demonstrators clashed with security forces, and heavy gunfire was heard throughout the city. At least sixty-one people

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Rebels forces returned to fight in Brega. Reports from rebels and Al Jazeera sources claimed that the rebels had recaptured the town, killing twenty-five of Gaddafi's soldiers and capturing twenty in the process. With the destruction of the Ra's Lanuf oil refinery, Gaddafi only controlled one oil

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reported from the square in the city where they confirmed it was under government control and clean-up operations were underway. At the same time on the eastern front, after beating back the rebels from Bin Jawad, government forces launched their largest attack yet against Ra's Lanuf and began to

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confirmed that his government was considering military options against Gaddafi, saying that international intervention to enforce a no-fly zone was probable. Smith asserted that "no one is expecting" Gaddafi to leave power voluntarily. Al Jazeera reported that Misrata was once again under attack,

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said thousands of demonstrators had poured out onto the streets in Benghazi and other eastern cities on 18 February, a day after the clashes in which 49 people were killed, and that some protests were still continuing. Artillery, helicopter gunships and antiaircraft missile launchers were used to

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before security services tried to disperse the crowd using water cannons. After clashes between the two groups, the police left. The protesters set fire to two cars and burnt down the headquarters of the traffic police. In the ensuing clashes with police six people died and three were injured. In

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The day marked the first time the rebel forces used aircraft and heavy armor to launch a counterattack at Ajdabiya. A helicopter raid eventually stopped the Gaddafi army from progressing any further. Pro-Gaddafi elements of the air force responded by bombing the Benghazi airport. Two pro-Gaddafi

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On 16 March, both the pro-Gaddafi forces and the opposition forces were still fighting in Ajdabiya, with neither side gaining the upper hand. By night, things were changing in the rebels' favor, as government soldiers themselves told journalists that they were facing stronger resistance from the

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In Tripoli, militia and foreign mercenaries continued patrolling the streets, firing guns into the air, while neighbourhood-watch groups barricaded side streets to try to keep the fighters out. Security forces also raided numerous homes around the city and arrested suspected political opponents.

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Former Libyan Ambassador to Bangladesh A. H. Elimam, was also reported to have "disappeared" after 9:00 Bangladesh time. Al Jazeera said the last conversation with him noted "a sense of panic" in his voice and that his phone had been switched off. He indicated a feeling of being threatened by an

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reported that four men had been arrested in Ajdabiya by the rebel forces, with evidence linking them to the death of Al Jaber, the Al Jazeera journalist who was killed near Benghazi on 12 March. Under questioning, the suspects allegedly confessed that they had been ordered to silence opposition

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said staff there had received fifteen bodies and were treating numerous people following the shootings at the funeral. "This is not a well-equipped hospital and these injuries come in waves," he said. "All are very serious injuries, involving the head, the chest and the abdomen. They are bullet

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According to a local activist, protesters in Bayda succeeded in capturing its military airbase, and then "executed 50 African mercenaries and two Libyan conspirators". He also claimed that other "conspirators were executed" in Derna by burning down a police station, where they were locked up in

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Zawiya, a city of 290,000 just 50 km (31 mi) west of Tripoli, appeared to be a potential focal point for clashes as anti-government forces mounted tanks and anti-aircraft guns throughout the city center, and Gaddafi forces surrounded the outskirts with tanks and military checkpoints,

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military barracks in southern Tripoli, Gaddafi blamed foreign powers and hallucinogens being forced on the protesters for the unrest. He rejected stepping down, saying he had no official position from which he could step down, and stated that he would "die as martyr". The scenery of the speech

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Hundreds of Gaddafi's soldiers entered Zawiya with tanks. According to local witnesses, the soldiers used the tanks to fire at houses and many homes were destroyed. The death toll was a minimum of eight, with dozens of civilians casualties expected to be found. Rebels still controlled Zawiya,

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pushed for the Security Council to approve a no-fly zone and aerial bombing of Gaddafi's army in today's vote. The council was also to consider the possibility of placing the money in Gaddafi's frozen accounts in the US under rebel control to help them purchase weapons. Gaddafi threatened to

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By that evening, there were conflicting reports that rebel forces in Ajdabiya had either retreated from the city or there was still some fighting. It was confirmed that pro-Gaddafi forces had entered the city centre earlier in the day. Rebel forces claimed they repulsed the attack, while the

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According to figures compiled by Agence France-Presse from local sources, at least forty-one people had been killed since demonstrations first started on 15 February. The toll excludes two policemen, newspapers said, who had been hung in Bayda on 18 February. Human Rights Watch, citing phone

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reported that the airspace around Tripoli had been closed, but later retracted the statement. An Austrian Defense Ministry spokesman, Michael Huber, said: "One of our sources said that initially that it (airspace) was closed, but then another later confirmed otherwise. Our plane was able to

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Levinson, Charles; Karrar-Lewsley, Youssef Sawani, a well known academic- intellectual reformer and the Executive Director of Gaddafi Foundation, Libya' sole charity& human rights organization, resigned on the morning of 20 February. In an announcement he sent in the form of an sms to

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Tripoli was largely quiet during the morning, with militiamen erecting additional roadblocks and tanks parked at major intersections. Residents said the Libyan leader was arming civilian supporters to set up checkpoints and roving patrols around the capital to control movement and quash

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Rebels still held on to Zawiya but were still under assault by tanks, snipers, and heavy artillery from Gaddafi's forces. Local witnesses said the government's military temporarily captured Zawiya's main square, but by night were driven back to 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) from the city

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Thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in front of the Benghazi courthouse. According to the BBC News, a "doctor at Benghazi's Jalla hospital" told them that he had "seen 15 bodies – all dead from gunshot wounds" by the time he left the hospital "in the early hours of

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and Misrata reportedly falling with some believing that government had retained control of "just a few pockets", Gaddafi family members allegedly refused entry to safe jurisdictions (an unscheduled plane said to be carrying Gaddafi's daughter Aisha was denied permission to enter

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Witnesses told Al Jazeera Arabic that Libyan protesters had taken control of a number of areas in Tripoli. Security forces had abandoned the working-class Tajoura district, after five days of anti-government demonstrations, residents told foreign correspondents who visited the

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Before dawn on 13 March, pro-Gaddafi forces, advancing eastward from Ra's Lanuf, had taken the town of Uqayla and the village of Bisher and were heading toward Brega. Rebel forces in Brega had started a retreat for Ajdabiya. Brega was captured later in the day by pro-Gaddafi

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Rebel leaders debated whether to ask for Western airstrikes under the United Nations banner against military assets of the government. One senior official said, "If he falls with no intervention, I'd be happy, but if he's going to commit a massacre, my priority is to save my

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mercenaries and using his military aeroplanes and armoured helicopters against civilians. Rhetoric used by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton suggested that the implication of such was likely. Clinton also stepped up her rhetoric against Gaddafi, calling for his immediate

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and an officer from the fifth battalion, who were in Misrata, also defected and joined the revolution. In Tobruk, six cars filled with pro-Gaddafi forces from the Khamis battalion surrendered to the opposition. However, no other independent media confirmed the defections.

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and tribal leaders from around Libya called for an end to the bloodshed by the government, and for the government to step down. A "spontaneous" protest occurred in Tripoli by night where the protesters quickly overran police. One tribal leader threatened to block oil

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which are about 50 kilometres (31 mi) from the city. However, the government stated that it was the rebels who were advancing against their positions in Magroun. This was later confirmed by Agence France-Presse. Also, there was fighting in the port town of

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Some people alleged that they were offered money to turn up for pro-Gaddafi rallies outside Libya. Within Libya, state-run television showed pro-Gaddafi rallies, though the international media doubted the authenticity of these protests as possibly having been

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According to human-rights watchers, Tripoli was in a state of fear as pro-Gaddafi forces arrested people along with disappearances taking place. According to residents of the city, scores of anti-government protesters had been arrested and were subjected to

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Air strikes continued on Ra's Lanuf, which was still held by rebels. The air strikes on 8 March caused no casualties. Zawiya was still held by rebels, but under repeated artillery fire by pro-Gaddafi forces. A video posted on YouTube, allegedly provided by

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Pro-Gaddafi forces tried to retake control of the western border crossings with Tunisia that had fallen under opposition control and they bombed an ammunition depot in the rebel-held east, residents in the area said. The Libyan Defense Ministry denied the

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Gaddafi in Tripoli's Green Square, with a crowd of supporters, "Sing, dance and be ready, we will fight those who are against us" and "If the people of Libya and the Arabs and Africans don't love Muammar Gaddafi then Muammar Gaddafi does not deserve to

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In spite of Libyan state television claiming that Gaddafi forces had cleared Ras Lanuf of "armed gangs" and Government military forces intensifying their attack "with heavy artillery from the sea and the air", anti-Gaddafi forces still controlled the

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once more; however, after firing off around fifty rockets and making some advances, they were hit by artillery and air strikes and retreated to Ra's Lanuf. The rebels then claimed that they had eventually retaken Bin Jawad, although this could not be

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Government forces attempted to retake the oil refineries in Zawiya, but were met with heavy resistance, with casualties on both sides according to witnesses. During the night, pro-Gaddafi forces withdrew to the outside of the city, according to local

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Just after midnight on 17 March, government troops successfully reoccupied the southern gate of Ajdabiya after a three-hour fight. Later in the morning government forces sealed the eastern entrance to the city and entered the small port town of

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this time from a combined armor and air assault. According to a witness quoted by Al Jazeera, Gaddafi's forces were using heavy weapons against protesters and rebels in the city, while the anti-Gaddafi forces were fighting back with small arms.

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to the northwest of Ajdabiya. Gaddafi also vowed to attack Benghazi that same night. He promised amnesty to rebels that laid down their arms but said his forces would show "no mercy" to those that continued fighting. Rebel leader

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UK Foreign Secretary Hague said that he had received information that Gaddafi had left Libya and was travelling to Venezuela. Venezuelan government officials denied reports that Gaddafi had left Libya and was on a plane bound for

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In Benghazi, the government released thirty prisoners from jail, armed them and paid them to fight against protesters. Demonstrators claimed at the time that several people were killed by snipers and gunfire from helicopters. The

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to Libya to enforce a no-fly zone, even if the UN was unable to agree on intervention. The article also has reported of a family in Ajdabiya that witnessed airstrikes on the city's hospital, bus station and various blocks of

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According to local witnesses, the rebels fended off the attack on Misrata by Gaddafi's forces. 21 rebels and civilians were killed, including a twelve-year-old boy. 22 of Gaddafi's soldiers were killed, and another twenty

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In Benghazi, a spokesman for the revolution told Agence France-Presse that they were drawing up plans for a transitional government to take power, but in the nearby town of Ajdabiya, local residents said food was becoming

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Benghazian residents stated that a convoy of armed opposition fighters, accompanied by army officers, had embarked on a long journey south. They were expected to attempt to reach Tripoli by navigating around the town of

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warplanes and attack helicopters launched airstrikes on protesters, reportedly targeting a funeral procession and a group of protesters trying to reach a military base. Two senior mutineering air force pilots flew their

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The National Transitional Council issued a statement to Gaddafi, saying that if he and his family were to call off fighting and leave Libya within seventy-two hours, the council would not prosecute them for crimes

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Government forces in Tripoli prepared for an expected mass protest by anti-government activists after Friday prayers. By the afternoon, demonstrators gathered in the thousands, but did not amount to a siege of the

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and Al Jazeera estimated that fourteen people were killed. The latter reported that an eyewitness saw six unarmed protesters shot dead by police. The BBC News reported that "at least 15 people" were killed in the

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Witnesses reported that a fighter jet was shot down in Ra's Lanuf after it attempted to bomb the town. They later report that they had found the remains of two pilots. This incident is confirmed through video

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On 15 March, pro-Gaddafi troops attacked Ajdabiya. Reuters reported that civilians and rebel forces were massively retreating from Ajdabiya, giving up their position, which was confirmed by a journalist from

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Rebels claimed they were still in control in Zawiya; however, just a few hours later, a pro-Gaddafi rally was held in the center of the city, witnessed by 100 foreign journalists, confirming the city was

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at least ten and six protesters were killed by police, respectively. Protests also took place across Tripoli and in Zintan, where a number of government buildings including a police station were set on

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to conduct peaceful dialogue with Gaddafi, after Chávez convinced Gaddafi to start "peaceful talks with protesters". The Libyan opposition refused to conduct talks or negotiations with the government.

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passed a resolution which authorized member states "to take all necessary measures ... to protect civilians and civilian populated areas under threat of attack in the Libyan Arab Jamhariya, including

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UK Foreign Secretary Hague said in a press release that there were "many indications of the structure of the State collapsing in Libya". He also urged the Libyan state to listen to people's demands.

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began positioning several ships near the coast of Libya, although it was still unclear what action they might take. Calls for a military enforced no-fly-zone on Libya became increasingly prominent.

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officially suspended the "friendship" treaty it holds with Libya. The treaty forbids warfare or military confrontation between the two states, but the suspension of the treaty would allow otherwise.

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Sporadic gunfights were reported inside Benghazi, as rebel forces were fighting with the Gaddafi military after the rebels began searching in Benghazi for sleeper agents working for the government.

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reported that the US, Britain, France and several Arab states, would join forces to throw a protective ring around the rebel stronghold of Benghazi within hours of the vote. Reuters reported that

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conducted a security meeting on the rapidly changing situation in Libya. The European Union agreed in principle to impose sanctions, the form of which to be decided the following Friday, and the

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stated that "all" groups opposed to Gaddafi both within Libya and in exile planned the protests in memory of the demonstrations in Benghazi on 17 February 2006 that were initially against the

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were in control of the city as government security forces fled to the airport. Further military units were reported to have defected in order to protect protesters. Several senior Muslim

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Around midnight, some reports began to emerge describing the situation as civil war or revolution, with Gaddafi trying to ensure control over the capital and his political base Tripoli.

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In Benghazi, protesters took control of the streets, looted weapons from the main security headquarters and seized the local radio station, starting their own broadcasts under the name

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and requested political asylum after defying orders to bomb protesters. Two civilian helicopters also landed in Malta, carrying seven passengers who claimed to be French oil workers.

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Warplanes were also sent to Ajdabiya in an attempt to bomb the weapons storage. Two fighter jets attacked the weapons storage area, one of which was shot down by anti-aircraft guns.

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intelligence officer at the embassy, who was from the same village as Gaddafi. The Bangladeshi Foreign Ministry and other diplomats in that state could not confirm his whereabouts.

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announced that four of its journalists were reported missing as of 15 March. Second-hand reports indicated that the journalists may have been swept up by Libyan government forces.

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and exerted heavy pressure on the US as well as on oil companies to reimburse the $ 1.5 billion Libya had paid in 2008 into a fund to settle terrorism claims from the 1980s.

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Britain's foreign secretary William Hague said that a no-fly zone could be imposed "even without a Security Council resolution – it depends on the situation on the ground".

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was formed in Benghazi. It was created not as a provisional government but rather seeking to act as the "political face of the uprising". The efforts of former justice minister

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Several hundred government supporters and party activists took to the streets in large numbers, and security forces prevented large demonstrations against Gaddafi's government.

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While rebels in Ra's Lanuf managed to successfully fend off attacking infantry forces, fighter jets continued to launch air-strikes in Ra's Lanuf, causing several casualties.

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Activists claimed that protesters surrounded Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziza compound and were trying to storm it, but were forced back by heavy gunfire that killed up to 80 people.

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said there were credible reports that about 1,000 people have been killed in Libya's week-old rebellion. Frattini also confirmed that the eastern half of Libya, known as

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By the end of the day, headlines in online news services were reporting a range of themes underlining the precarious state of the regime – former justice minister

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to US citizens due to the continuing unrest in Libya. The European Union called on the government to refrain from using force and to answer the protesters' grievances.

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Al-Jazeera reported that Zawiya was being besieged by pro-Gaddafi forces, with no further details given; it was unclear whether the report was accurate or in error.

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Gaddafi had reportedly appointed the head of Libya's foreign intelligence service to speak to the leadership of the anti-government protesters in the east of Libya.

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Pro-Gaddafi militia and foreign mercenaries also attacked an airport outside Misrata, which was defended by protesters armed with rifles, in what would become the

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committed by Gaddafi, his sons and his inner circle. Opposition forces were also to be investigated as well to assure no crimes were being committed on its side.

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Khalid Kaim stated to reporters in Tripoli that his government is ready for the ceasefire decision, but requires an interlocutor to discuss how to implement it.

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kill protesters. Security forces reportedly opened fire at a funeral for dead protesters in Benghazi, killing at least fifteen people and injuring scores more.

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On 10 March, France officially recognized the National Transitional Council as Libya's only legitimate government. Portugal later also recognized the council.

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had officially called for a no-fly zone to be placed, and an Arab League emergency meeting will discuss the implication of one backed by its own organization.

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After previously backing down from the idea, France re-engaged in support for a no- fly zone and was working with the US and UK to get the resolution passed.

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The Libyan government initially restricted access to the Internet in Libya for several hours, but later imposed a more comprehensive and sustained blackout.

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In the evening approximately 200 people began demonstrating in front of the police headquarters in Benghazi following the arrest of human rights activist

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The Libyan Navy reportedly shelled demonstrators from the sea, and Gaddafi allegedly issued execution orders to soldiers refusing to fire on protesters.

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announced that over one million signatures had been collected through Avaaz.org from all over the world, for the imposition of a no-fly zone in Libya.

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move into the town. Opposition forces were in retreat from the city along with some of the civilian population and were attempting to regroup east of

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France and the UK were attempting to get a no-fly zone established through the UN Security Council, after previously backing down from the idea. The

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A Libyan naval vessel was reportedly sighted off the coast of Malta. According to Al Jazeera, five Italian fighter jets overflew the ship, and the

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According to Mustafa Gheriani, an opposition spokesman, a rebel frigate seized a Greek oil tanker carrying 25,000 tons of fuel for the government.

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and other agencies reported that forces loyal to Gaddafi began shelling the city of Misrata, the largest opposition stronghold in Tripolitania.

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supply to rebel clans, while fights may lead thousands to flee Libya to pressure them. Thus, all may prefer to accept the Gaddafi's status quo.

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reported that four people were shot dead by sniper fire in Bayda and a Libyan human-rights group reported thirteen people had been killed. In

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refinery in Zawiya. Most military analysts believed that Gaddafi was running out of fuel; and his supply lines were vulnerable and extended.

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Government forces attacked Zawiya and Misrata, but were repelled by anti-government forces with a small number of casualties on both sides.

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reported that the UN Security Council on 26 February had voted unanimously to impose sanctions against the Libyan authorities, imposing an

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The UK revoked the diplomatic immunity of Gaddafi and his family, UK Foreign Secretary Hague said, urging the dictator to step down. The

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rebels, forcing many government soldiers to retreat. Agence France-Presse reported at least twenty-six deaths in fights around Ajdabiya.

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however, but was fighting the fiercest battle yet, according to witnesses. Some witnesses went on to say "the whole town is in ruins".

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control. Unconfirmed reports suggested that the government now only controlled a few parts of Tripoli and the southern desert town of

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figures and drive out international presence from territories of the protest movement. The men had five guns, some of them with

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Brigadier Dawood Issa Al Qafsi later defected to the opposition as well. The brigadier also confirmed that the eastern towns of

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For the first time in days, thousands took to the streets of Tripoli to protest, with protester and civilian death tolls rising.

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US State department official William Burns said the opposition Libyan National Council might set up an office in Washington DC.

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west of Brega. Later during the day, the government took foreign journalists to the city for confirmation of the town's fall.

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US Secretary of State Clinton offered "any kind of assistance" to Libyans and opposition groups seeking to overthrow Gaddafi.

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that the protests across the Middle East were resembling the anti-Communist/pro-democracy events in Eastern Europe of 1989.

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several times denied reports in the international media that it was monitoring any such vessels approaching Maltese shores.

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began conducting surveillance. The ship reportedly had its flag lowered, suggesting that the crew may want to defect. The

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were also locations for violence, with members of the tribe reportedly attacking government buildings and police stations.

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began on 15 February 2011 as a chain of civil protests and later evolved into a widespread uprising against the regime of

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he confirmed his resignation in protest and to express dismay of violence against civilians. Tahani (21 February 2011).

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and freezing the assets of its leaders, while referring the ongoing violent repression of civilian demonstrators to the

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The European Parliament urged all European states to recognize the National Interim Council as the government of Libya.

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Fahim, Kareem; Kirkpatrick, David D.; Worth, Robert F.; Cowell, Alan; Myers, Steven Lee; Arsu, Sebnem (1 March 2011).

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some and lighting another six tanks on fire. By mid-day, pro-Gaddafi soldiers were reported to have been beaten back.

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to approve a probe to investigate "gross and systematic violations of human rights by the Libyan authorities", while

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Tripoli's streets were deserted after Gaddafi urged attacks on protesters, but Tobruk was still full of protesters.

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The US froze US$ 30 billion of assets belonging to the Libyan government, the largest amount of assets ever frozen.

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and called for massive intervention from the international community. He argued a resolution was needed allowing

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In a second speech within twenty-four hours, believed by commentators to be made from his family compound in the

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Rebels prepared to try to capture the city of Sirte, Gaddafi's home town and stronghold. Rebels took control of

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no-fly zone. The Arab League stated that a no-fly zone was necessary. It also said that in cooperation with the

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means nothing to me, he sees the east part of the country as enemies and he will do anything to exterminate us".

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reported that about 1,000 non-political prisoners had escaped from a Benghazi prison. A security source told

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Protesters assumed complete control of Tobruk, where soldiers and residents celebrated by waving the former

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after demonstrators burned government buildings and joined in the rebellion, according to Libyan newspaper

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Libya in a bid to protect civilians from air attack". Its request was announced by Omani Foreign Minister

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The league also announced it now recognized the National Transitional Council as the government of Libya.

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by the government, unless the international community applied pressure. Witnesses in Libya have reported

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Widespread protests continued for another day. Demonstrators in Benghazi had reportedly taken control of

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By night, the opposition forces managed to capture the entire town of Ra's Lanuf, including the airbase.

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Pro-government rallies of many dozens of Gaddafi supporters and Tripolitanian people also took place.

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According to eye-witness accounts, opposition forces had begun an assault on the small port town of

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In Benghazi, a small naval base became controlled by the opposition. The naval force consisted of a

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The events regarding the military intervention on 19 March can be tracked in the related articles:

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The UN called for a ceasefire on both sides, and established a draft resolution for a no-fly zone.

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reporters who sneaked into Zawiya, debunked the government's claims that they controlled the city.

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announced that they would support the Libyan uprising. In a televised phone call to the people of

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In the evening, pro-Gaddafi forces were reported to approach Benghazi, with clashes occurring at

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In his hour-long speech, he blamed the uprising on "Islamists", and then warned that an "Islamic

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200 and 300. After the people of Benghazi beat back the police and captured several key military

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Occasional air strikes continued on Ajdabiya's weapon-storage area, with no reported casualties.

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The National Council established by the opposition declared itself Libya's sole representative.

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Libya Watch, commented that the delay of protests in the west was due to the heavy presence of

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Asselborn im DLF: 'In Libyen geschieht ein Völkermord – Staatengemeinschaft muss einschreiten

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Washington shifted its position to support aggressive armed action against Gaddafi's forces.

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Al Jazeera reported that opposition forces were massing for a decisive battle at the town of

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Security Directorate, and Brigadier Hassan Ibrahim Al Qarawi defected to the protester side.

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was passed unanimously, referring the Libyan government to the International Criminal Court.

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firing into crowds of anti-government protesters. The army withdrew from the city of Bayda.

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was shot dead near Benghazi. He was the first journalist killed since the uprising started.

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Tran, Mark; Taylor, Matthew; Gabbatt, Adam; Walker, Peter; Owen, Paul (21 February 2011).

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to a lightly equipped rebel force where they could try to simply bleed the government dry.

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Armed militiamen entered a hospital to search for government opponents among the wounded.

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urged Gaddafi to step down from power and avoid further violence. US Secretary of State

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Timeline of the 2011 Libyan Civil War and military intervention (16 August – 23 October)

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The African Union announces the composition of the Ad hoc High Level Committee on Libya

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In the night, clashes escalated in Tripoli, with protesters trying to seize control of

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Rebel fighters began attacking government positions near the western mountain town of

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met in emergency session to consider freezing billions of euros of assets invested by

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said he was "deeply concerned" by the "unacceptable violence" used against protesters.

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On 12 March, rebels fighting in Ra's Lanuf retreated in the afternoon to the town of

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said that a "military intervention" via a no-fly zone was immediately necessary. The

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retaliate against air and sea traffic in the Mediterranean Sea if Libya is attacked.

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had suspended the Libyan delegation from meetings until the Libyan people were safe.

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manipulated by others who gave them drugs and who were trying to turn Libya into an

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Human Rights Watch said that at least 233 people had been killed up to 22 February.

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It was reported that opposition forces shot down a government warplane during the

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Both pro- and anti-government protests broke out in other major cities, including

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Reportedly as a response to the demonstrations, Libya released 110 members of the

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announced that Italy would serve as a base for any military action against Libya.

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was under the control of government forces and they were advancing on Ra's Lanuf.

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froze all of Gaddafi's assets there. Sources in the UK government including the

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Timeline of the 2011 Libyan Civil War and military intervention (19 March – May)

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Gabbatt, Adam; Taylor, Matthew; Owen, Paul; Davis, Rowenna (25 February 2011).

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and evacuated their staff amid growing unrest over demands for Gaddafi to quit.

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fighter jets were shot down in the attack, with little damage to the airport.

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condemned the killing of al-Jaber, the Al Jazeera journalist, the day before.

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I am in Tripoli. Do not believe the (news) channels belonging to stray dogs.

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Timeline of the Libyan civil war and military intervention (19 March – May)

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On the western front, government forces launched an artillery barrage on

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was reportedly attacked in the evening following Saif al Islam's address.

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Protests continued in Benghazi, where hundreds of protesters gathered at

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Søndergaard, Bo; Lauritzen, Thomas; Brandstrup, Mads (17 March 2011).

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By night, the UN had suspended Libya from the UN Human Rights Council.

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National Transitional Council established (27 February – 3 March)

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said that the anti-Gaddafi protesters also controlled Sirte, Misrata,

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that four inmates were shot dead during a breakout attempt in Tripoli.

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The situation in Libya on 19 March 2011, just before the start of the

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helicopter and two warplanes and reasserted control over the hamlet.

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Siddique, Haroon; Gabbatt, Adam; Owenwork, Paul (28 February 2011).

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Representatives of the Libyan Community in Ireland demonstrating in

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Galal, Ola; Mazen, Maram; Derhally, Massoud A. (22 February 2011).

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that mercenaries broke into his hospital and killed injured people.

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were out there and "not because the people did not want to go out".

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By the morning of 7 March, BBC News had reported that the town of

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entering Libya. He called Gaddafi a "sick and dangerous" "tyrant".

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tribe in the south was said to have answered a call by the larger

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Branigin, William; Sly, Liz; Raghavan, Sudarsan (18 March 2011).

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became the first Libyan diplomat to recognise the new government.

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Moammar Gaddafi – Zenga Zenga Song – Noy Alooshe Remix

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At least some advancing rebels withdrew toward Ra's Lanuf under

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in which he said he had been speaking to the youth in Tripoli's

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according to an Associated Press reporter who visited the city.

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and workers set up committees to protect the oil installations.

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said the rebels would stand firm and would not be intimidated.

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were in rebel hands by the middle of the day. The Paris-based

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fully severed diplomatic ties with Libya's government and the

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Lowe, Christian; Gumuchian, Marie-Louise (20 February 2011).

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The European Union called for Libya to be suspended from the

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convoy were two refrigerated cars carrying medical supplies.

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to form a provisional government appeared to have stalled.

7557:"Arab League Calls for Libya No-Fly Zone – State TV" 6922:"Report: Pro-Gaddafi Forces and Rebels Clash in Misurata" 6779:"Libya: Gaddafi Fighter Bomber Is Shot Down in Ras Lanuf" 6364:"Libyan Rebels, Invoking UN, May Ask West for Airstrikes" 6117:"Libya: Rebels Form Council, Oppose Foreign Intervention" 2981: 2979: 2977: 2860: 2644: 2642: 2640: 1819:

announced it would begin to launch an investigation into

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After distancing itself from the Gaddafi government, the

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A 23 February Reuters article stated that according to a

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Zawiya was retaken by government forces. Reporters from

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tribe to take part in the protests. The Tuareg towns of

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Levinson, Charles; Rosenberg, Matthew (18 April 2011).

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By the end of the day, rebels in the southwest city of

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Brigadier Musa'ed Ghaidan Al Mansouri, the head of the

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was reported to be under the control of protesters and

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Fahim, Kareem; Kirkpatrick, David D. (10 March 2011).

6521:"Ghadames; First 'Liberated' Town in South-West Libya" 5753:

Golovnina, Maria; Jadallah, Ahmed (26 February 2011).

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Al Jazeera reported that former Libyan army commander

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in Tripoli, which serves as the meeting place for the

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called for a "general assembly" to discuss grievances.

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Fahim, Kareem; Kirkpatrick, David D. (2 March 2011).

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Wintour, Patrick; Borger, Julian (25 February 2011).

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3887:"EU Ministers Urge Libya To End Attacks on Protests" 3649:"Libya Unrest Spreads to Tripoli as Benghazi Erupts" 2711:تقرير الانترنت الصباحي ليوم الأربعاء في 16 شباط 2011 2430: 1837: 6491:"Arab League Says Could Impose Libya 'No Fly' Zone" 6171:"Cameron Doesn't Rule Out Military Force for Libya" 6167: 5564:"Libya: Gaddafi's Billions To Be Seized by Britain" 5562:Winnett, Robert; Kirkup, James (24 February 2011). 5420:"Fear Stalks Tripoli, Celebrations in Libya's East" 5417: 5155: 4961: 4959: 4957: 4895: 4106:"Venezuela Denies Reports Gaddafi on His Way There" 3953: 3812: 3810: 3808: 3320: 3108:"Anti-Government Protesters Killed in Libyan Clash" 1097:, where he threatened the use of extreme force and 135:, while excluding an occupation force". 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