Libya Offers To Pull Army Out Of Cities If Rebels Do The Same -- Washington Post
TRIPOLI, Libya — The Libyan government said Thursday that it would pull its army out of cities if rebels did the same, while a spokesman called President Obama “delusional” for saying in a speech that Moammar Gaddafi’s 41-year rule over Libya would soon come to an end.
The government’s offer, which the spokesman described as going further than it had before, was made on the condition that NATO stop its attacks on Libyan military targets, and it remained unclear Thursday evening how viable the proposal was.
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FACTBOX-Latest military activity in Libya -- Reuters
NATO hits eight Libyan warships -- Yahoo News/AFP
NATO reports strikes against eight Gadhafi warships -- Deutsche Welle
Nato Strikes Hit Eight Of Gaddafi's Warships -- SKY News
Nato strikes hit eight warships at ports in Libya -- BBC
NATO hits 3 ports to protect rebel-held port -- Seattle PI/AP
NATO Warplanes Attack Libyan Ships in 3 Ports -- New York Times
NATO jets pound Libyan ships in Tripoli harbor -- CBS News/AP
LIBYA: NATO warplanes hit ship in Tripoli port -- L.A. Times
Gaddafi war machine degraded: Nato -- New24
Gaddafi forces pummel fighters -- News24
Odds test rebels in eastern Libya -- Al Jazeera
Libya Offers Conditional Withdrawal -- Wall Street Journal
U.N. envoy holds cease-fire talks in Tripoli -- CNN
Gaddafi's fall from power inevitable, Obama says -- Reuters
Gadhafi’s departure from Libya inevitable, Obama says -- Globe And Mail
NATO expects Kadafi's regime to eventually collapse -- L.A. Times
Crisis in Libya worsening: UN chief -- Yahoo News/AFP
Group: Thousands fleeing Libya stranded in desert -- Yahoo News/AP
African migrants fleeing Libya in distress -- Yahoo News/AP
Distress call for thousands more African migrants fleeing Libya, stranded at Chad border -- Yahoo News/Canadian Press
South African photographer 'killed in Libya' -- AFP
S.Africa: Libya fed 'misinformation' on journalist -- SFGate/AP
Gaddafi lied to us about Hammerl - govt -- News24
South Africa Assails Libya Over Death of Photographer -- New York Times
Libyan opposition stays under the radar -- Financial Times
Libya Revolt Sidelines Women, Who Led It -- New York Times
Libya war pushes Christian presence to the brink -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Time is working against Gadhafi' -- Edmonton Journal/AFP
The lessons of Libya. Outsiders had good reason to intervene in Libya. But their cause may suffer from it. -- The Economist
ANALYSIS-Libya's Gaddafi under pressure but with nowhere to go -- Reuters
Libya deadline poses a dilemma for Obama -- Washington Post editorial
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