Italy does not participate directly in NATO raid. The Council of Ministers today confirmed the line kept far from our country. "We have enough," said Silvio Berlusconi's second government sources. The government's decision earlier in the same direction yesterday by Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, who yesterday, at the end of the Atlantic Alliance in Berlin, spoke of "reluctance" to take part in the bombing (read the record of 14 April ).
NATO operations in Libya, meanwhile, continue. NATO has now made three new raid on the capital and the surrounding area, a day after it was bombed the area around Bab al-Aziziya, the residence of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi bunker, later appeared on state television when he was brought in triumph in a car through the streets of the capital.
In the evening, his daughter Aisha has appeared in Bab al-Aziziya and gave a speech broadcast live in which he said that "demand the resignation of his father is an insult, and protecting civilians is an excuse to kill the Colonel." Despite Allied bombing, the dictator continues its offensive to measure, the city east of Tripoli in the hands of the rebels, also hit today by rocket fire, at least 120 residents say.
Medical sources said the attack resulted in 8 deaths and seven wounded, including elderly and children, adding to more than twenty victims of yesterday. Another tough stance against Saddam today comes from the top of the U.S., Britain and France in a joint article published on Le Figaro newspaper, The Times, The International Herald Tribune and Al Hayat Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy said that it was "impossible to imagine that Libya has a future with Gaddafi" and stressed the need for continuing military operations in order to accelerate the departure of the Libyan leader and thus allow a transition: "It 's inconceivable that someone who wanted to slaughter their own people to play a role in the future government of Libya.
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NATO operations in Libya, meanwhile, continue. NATO has now made three new raid on the capital and the surrounding area, a day after it was bombed the area around Bab al-Aziziya, the residence of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi bunker, later appeared on state television when he was brought in triumph in a car through the streets of the capital.
In the evening, his daughter Aisha has appeared in Bab al-Aziziya and gave a speech broadcast live in which he said that "demand the resignation of his father is an insult, and protecting civilians is an excuse to kill the Colonel." Despite Allied bombing, the dictator continues its offensive to measure, the city east of Tripoli in the hands of the rebels, also hit today by rocket fire, at least 120 residents say.
Medical sources said the attack resulted in 8 deaths and seven wounded, including elderly and children, adding to more than twenty victims of yesterday. Another tough stance against Saddam today comes from the top of the U.S., Britain and France in a joint article published on Le Figaro newspaper, The Times, The International Herald Tribune and Al Hayat Barack Obama, David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy said that it was "impossible to imagine that Libya has a future with Gaddafi" and stressed the need for continuing military operations in order to accelerate the departure of the Libyan leader and thus allow a transition: "It 's inconceivable that someone who wanted to slaughter their own people to play a role in the future government of Libya.
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