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Libyans Want More from NATO

The Takeaway
August 14, 2013

    NATO’s mission statement for its operations over Libya echo the U.N. Security council resolution that authorized those operations: the protection of civilians in towns like Misurata in the west and Brega and Ajdabiya in the east. But neither Colonel Gadafi’s loyalists nor the dissident leadership based at Benghazi are able to achieve a decisive military victory and civilians are still getting hurt. The BBC’s Wyre Davies reports from Ajdabiya.

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