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Gadhafi's Troops Retreat From Benghazi
Forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi are retreating from the opposition stronghold of Benghazi following coalition attacks to protect Libyan civilians over the weekend, Army Gen. Carter F. Ham said today. ...
Rumblings Of Dissent Over Libyan Action Within EU, NATO
European Union foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels to try and bridge their differences over the ongoing crisis in Libya.
Commander in Chief Says U.S. Part of Broad Coalition in Libya
U.S. military actions in Libya are being conducted as part of a broad multinational coalition and in direct support of a United Nations mandate designed to set conditions for other coalition partners to play larger roles enforcing the no-fly zone there, President Barack Obama said today. ... 
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Libyan Rebels Move to Regain Lost Ground
Libyan opposition forces celebrated the allied military action which cleared the highway south of the rebel stronghold of Benghazi. It was part of assaults that also included setting up a no-fly zone to protect Libyan civilians from government forces. ...
Coalition Carries Out Second Wave Of Libya Strikes
Western powers have launched a second wave of air strikes on Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi's armed forces and air-defense systems since the UN Security Council authorized ';all necessary measures' to establish a no-fly zone and protect civilians there. ...
Forces Kill Insurgent in Baghlan Province
Afghan and coalition forces today killed an insurgent and detained several others in the Burkah district of Afghanistan’s Baghlan province, military officials reported. ...
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Official Outlines Global Missile Defense StrategyU.S. efforts to build effective missile defenses are more important than ever for defending the nation and its deployed forces and for cooperating with allies and partners, a senior defense policy official said today. ... Read more... ��  ��
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YEMEN: Dialogue prospects diminish, as government faces mounting defections The authorities' use of force against anti-government protesters demanding the ouster of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is thwarting mediation efforts and dialogue, observers warn, amid reports of defections by senior military commanders. ... Read more... �� ��
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