Revolutie in Libië #51 : Hoe het verder gaat

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 08:34 schreef Pannenkoekenmix het volgende:

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De jongen achter de groene vlag ziet er uit alsof hij ook geschoten word als hij niet meewerkt

Er staat ook dat deze "demonstranten" zwaar bewaakt werden. Tegen wie dan?

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 10:49 schreef Eyjafjallajoekull het volgende:

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Lol ja, beetje domme typfout

Iets Freudiaans

http://english.aljazeera.(...)131041228856242.html

Bizar surrealistisch filmpje, zeker op het eind met die gigantsiche kolommen van rook en de raketten die overvliegen. Er staat sowieso een oliedepot goed in de fik.

Goeiensmorrigens

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 10:55 schreef Nibb-it het volgende:
Goeiensmorrigens

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panosharitos panos haritos
Fighter plane drop 2 bombs 80 meters away from our camera crew at the out skirt of #Ras Lanouf. All of us ok. #Libya (via phone)
2 minutes ago

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 10:54 schreef Eyjafjallajoekull het volgende:
http://english.aljazeera.(...)131041228856242.html

Bizar surrealistisch filmpje, zeker op het eind met die gigantsiche kolommen van rook en de raketten die overvliegen. Er staat sowieso een oliedepot goed in de fik.

Die jacky is de Conny Mus van Al Jazeera . Bizar filmpje.

nul.nl: " Frankrijk heeft de Nationale Libische Raad als enige vertegenwoordiging van Libië erkend."

guardian.co.uk: "France has just become the first major European power to recognise the Libyan national council in Benghazi as the legitimate representative of Libyan people.

France is to open an embassy in Benghazi and will allow the Libyan embassy in Paris to reopen.

This will be welcomed by the Libyan council, which has been pushing for such recognition."

aanval op Ras Lanuf, vannuit 3 kanten,waaronder vanaf zee. havy fighting reported

van aje verslag van reporter

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 11:38 schreef Dance99Vv het volgende:
aanval op Ras Lanuf, vannuit 3 kanten,waaronder vanaf zee. havy fighting reported

Net op al J. een reporter aan de telefoon en op de achtergrond hoorde je idd zware gevechten.
Vliegtuigen zouden al 3 aanvallen hebben uitgevoerd.

Frankrijk vindt duidelijk dat ze wat goed te maken hebben in hun relatie met de Arabische wereld.. Op zich goed nieuws, maar wel vreemd dat ze niet even dat EU overleg afwachten..

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 11:40 schreef De_Hertog het volgende:
Frankrijk vindt duidelijk dat ze wat goed te maken hebben in hun relatie met de Arabische wereld.. Op zich goed nieuws, maar wel vreemd dat ze niet even dat EU overleg afwachten..

frankrijk heeft er veel vertrouwen in dat de rebellen gaan winnen?

TristanAJE Tristan Redman
Now hearing reports of air and sea bombardment of Brega to East of #RasLanuf "Not safe at all" says my contact #libya
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petersbeaumont Hearing from various sources that the many closed shops in Tripoli are closed not for safety but because of civil disobedience campaign
Twitter - 1uur geleden

EARLIER: Qaddafi's forces are escalating the war again, attacking the critical eastern city of Ras Lanuf for the first time with warships and ground forces, according to Al Jazeera. Aerial bombardment of civilians and energy infrastructure continues as well. (businessinsider)

gadaffi heeft de aanval ingezet

AlArabiya_Eng AlArabiya English
Russia says no-fly zone talk premature: http://goo.gl/iCZy1 #Libya #Gaddafi #Feb17
3 minutes ago

Als ze nog lang wachten hoeft het niet meer is iedereen dood.

press tv , heavy clashes in azzawiya

Newshour // AJE:

Daar gaat weer wat olie

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1101: Two shells have hit the centre of Ras Lanuf, landing about 500 metres (yards) from the hospital as ambulances raced to the scene, an AFP reporter says.

^{Bangladeshi refugees fleeing Libya wait to be registered in a refugee camp at the Tunisia-Libyan border, in Ras Ajdir, Tunisia, Tuesday March 8, 2011. The 20,000-capacity transit camp for thousands of migrant workers who have fled the fighting in Libya in the past two weeks is about seven kilometers (four miles) from the Libyan border and is expanding with each day of crisis in Libya. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)}
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Liam Fox: Libya no-fly zone doesn't need attack

Military action is not the only way to impose a no-fly zone on Libya, UK Defence Secretary Liam Fox has said.

His US counterpart Robert Gates has warned that forces would have to attack Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's defences in order to ground his planes.

But Dr Fox told BBC Radio 4's Today programme there were "alternatives".

Foreign Secretary William Hague is urging the EU to impose sanctions on Libya, as the Gaddafi regime continues to battle with rebel forces.

Earlier this month, Mr Gates rejected "loose talk" about taking steps which could amount to an act of war.

Dr Fox will meet fellow Nato defence ministers later to discuss the drafting of a UN resolution, being put together by the UK and France, which will call for an air exclusion zone over Libya.

Asked on Today whether such a move would require an attack on the country, he replied: "In Iraq that's not the way we carried out the no-fly zone. There are alternatives."
'Very worrying'

Dr Fox said that, rather than "taking out" air defences in a pre-emptive strike, Nato leaders could say that, if an enemy locked its air defence radar on Nato planes, they could "regard that as a hostile action and take subsequent action".

He added: "That's one military option but there are other military options that we have used."

The defence secretary said he and his Nato colleagues wanted to make sure that "we are all on the same page".

Dr Fox also said any action would require international and regional support, but described Col Gaddafi's use of violence as "very worrying".

BBC diplomatic correspondent Jonathan Marcus said no decisions were likely to be taken at the Nato meeting, although contingency planning could be intensified.

Meanwhile, Mr Hague and his German counterpart, Guido Westerwelle, have urged the European Union to explore ways of imposing more sanctions on Libya.

In a letter to EU foreign affairs chief Baroness Ashton, they say Col Gaddafi "has to step aside to allow for a true democratic transformation of the country".

The letter continues: "The EU should agree to an ambitious, clear response with a series of concrete actions both for the short and longer term."

Sources at the Foreign Office say this does not mean cutting formal diplomatic ties with Libya, but consideration is being given to further ways to "isolate" Col Gaddafi.

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Op donderdag 10 maart 2011 12:05 schreef MangoTree het volgende:
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^{Bangladeshi refugees fleeing Libya wait to be registered in a refugee camp at the Tunisia-Libyan border, in Ras Ajdir, Tunisia, Tuesday March 8, 2011. The 20,000-capacity transit camp for thousands of migrant workers who have fled the fighting in Libya in the past two weeks is about seven kilometers (four miles) from the Libyan border and is expanding with each day of crisis in Libya. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)}
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Wauw, wat een foto.

Alterntives? Zoals een EMP

The Guardian

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10.59am: Opposition forces on the main front line between the Mediterranean oil port of Ras Lanouf and the city of Bin Jawwad, appear to have established better supply lines, bringing heavy weapons like multiple-rocket launcher trucks and small tanks to the battle, Reuters reports.

Youssef Fittori, a major in the opposition force, said a mix of defectors from Gadhafi's special forces and civilain rebels were fighting government forces about 12 miles west of Ras Lanouf on the main coastal road to Bin Jawwad.
"Today, God willing, we will take Bin Jawwad. We are moving forward," he said.