WORLD powers have vowed to continue military action until Muammar Gaddafi stops his “murderous attacks” on Libyan civilians, as loud blasts rocked his stronghold in Tripoli. At a meeting of more than 35 nations in London, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and British Prime Minister David Cameron said that allied air strikes would go on until the Libyan leader met UN demands for a ceasefire. Meanwhile, two loud explosions rocked the area close to Gaddafi’s tightly-guarded residence, an Agence France Presse correspondent in the Libyan capital said. Seven other explosions shook the suburb of Tajura, site of several military camps and an almost-nightly target of coalition air…
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Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi should go, say world powers as rebels advance
WORLD powers have vowed to continue military action until Muammar Gaddafi stops his “murderous attacks” on Libyan civilians, as loud blasts rocked his stronghold in Tripoli. At a meeting of more than 35 nations in London, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and British Prime Minister David Cameron said that allied air strikes would go on until the Libyan leader met UN demands for a ceasefire. Meanwhile, two loud explosions rocked the area close to Gaddafi’s tightly-guarded residence, an Agence France Presse correspondent in the Libyan capital said. Seven other explosions shook the suburb of Tajura, site of several military camps and an almost-nightly target of coalition air…
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Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi should go, say world powers as rebels advance
WORLD powers have vowed to continue military action until Muammar Gaddafi stops his “murderous attacks” on Libyan civilians, as loud blasts rocked his stronghold in Tripoli. At a meeting of more than 35 nations in London, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and British Prime Minister David Cameron said that allied air strikes would go on until the Libyan leader met UN demands for a ceasefire. Meanwhile, two loud explosions rocked the area close to Gaddafi’s tightly-guarded residence, an Agence France Presse correspondent in the Libyan capital said. Seven other explosions shook the suburb of Tajura, site of several military camps and an almost-nightly target of coalition air…
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