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BBC | Matthew Price | August 11, 2011 The Libyan government has taken correspondents to Zlitan, to see the aftermath of a Nato strike that it says killed 85 civilians. Nato says it hit a military staging base. The BBC’s Matthew Price went along to weigh the competing claims. A photocopied version of Ernest Hemingway’s [...]

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AFP | Herve Bar | August 9, 2011 BENGHAZI, Libya — The United States has launched a diplomatic offensive against Libya among African nations as Tripoli accused NATO of a “massacre” of 85 villagers in air strikes in support of rebels. American diplomats are visiting several African countries as part of efforts to urge leaders [...]

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CNN | Ivan Watson & Jomana Karadsheh | August 5, 2011 Zlitan, Libya — A grown man sobbed as friends led him out of the mosque. Mustafa Naji al-Mrabet’s left hand and feet were bandaged, there were bloodstains on his robes, and the valve for an intravenous needle still stuck out of his arm. He [...]

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VOA News | August 4, 2011 The Libyan government is accusing NATO of bombing civilian targets in Zlitan, a western town that has been the scene of recent clashes between pro-government and rebel forces. The government made the accusations through its state-controlled television station on Thursday, a day after officials denied rebel claims that opposition [...]

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Reuters | Louis Charbonneau | July 29, 2011 UNITED NATIONS – A U.N. Security Council panel that has been deadlocked for months is prepared to release Libyan assets frozen under U.N. sanctions to purchase humanitarian aid, Portugal’s U.N. envoy said on Friday. The two warring factions in Libya — those aligned with Libyan leader Muammar [...]

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