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NATO Assumes Responsibility for No-fly Zone
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen announced today the alliance will assume command and control of coalition operations enforcing the no-fly zone over Libya authorized by U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973. ...
Coalition Continues to Defend Libyan Civilians
Coalition forces continue to enforce the no-fly zone over Libya, striking air defense capabilities and regime forces that threaten Libyan civilians, Navy Vice Adm. William E. Gortney said here today. ...
Speedy, decisive international action to protect civilians in Libya is vital – Ban
A week after the Security Council authorized 'all necessary measures' to protect civilians in Libya from Colonel Muammar Al-Qadhafi's forces, speedy and decisive action by the world community remains crucial amid serious concerns of human rights abuses, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today. ... 
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Coalition Strikes Libyan Military Amid Ground Stalemate
Aircraft of a Western-led coalition struck military positions in Libya for a sixth day Thursday, as pro- and anti-government forces fought on the ground in the east and west of the country. ...
DOD Issues Stop Work Order on the JSF F136 Extra Engine Program
The Department of Defense (DoD) today issued a stop work order in connection with the Joint Strike Fighter extra engine program.
Partnered Force Kills Haqqani Terrorist
A partnered Afghan and coalition security force acting on intelligence information killed a Haqqani terrorist network facilitator and captured another in the Sabari district of Afghanistan's Khost province today, military officials reported. ...
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Afghans Urge Investigation Into 'Kill Teams' In Wake Of Sentencing, Photo ScandalLeading independent human rights campaigners in Afghanistan have welcomed the sentencing of a U.S. soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians for sport in 2010, but have called for a deeper probe into alleged 'kill teams.' ... Read more... ��  ��
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Syria Announces Reforms as Protests Continue The Syrian government has announced a series of reforms, including possibly ending the country's emergency law, in the wake of a series of deadly anti-government protests. ... Read more... �� ��
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