Advance On Benghazi: Gaddafi's Men Take Another Key Oil Town On Road To Rebel HQ -- The Daily Mail
Colonel Gaddafi’s forces moved closer to the Libyan rebel capital of Benghazi yesterday after taking another key oil town.
Al Brega fell after a fierce bombardment from land, sea and air.
I watched rebel forces stream back along the desert coast road, after failing to stem the regime’s recent rapid counter- offensive. Morale is low, a huge volte face from the euphoria of a week ago.
Libyan state television declared that Al Brega had been ‘cleansed from armed gangs’. Over the weekend Gaddafi loyalists also recaptured the oil port of Ras Lanuf, 100 miles to the west.
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Libyan rebels say they've reclaimed Brega -- UPI
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Hillary Clinton arrives in Paris to discuss Libya -- Politico
Hillary Clinton in Paris for Libya talks -- AFP
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