Libyan Rebels Take Back Oil Towns Of Brega And Ras Lanuf In Westward Push -- The Guardian
Gaddafi's forces ousted with help from international airstrikes as regime accuses coalition of trying to push Libya into civil war.
Libyan rebels have entered the key oil town of Ras Lanuf after routing Muammar Gaddafi's forces in Brega with help from UN-backed air strikes that tipped the balance away from the military.
Brega, the main oil export terminal in eastern Libya, fell after a skirmish late on Saturday, and rebels continued their push westwards to Ras Lanuf and its large oil refinery. "There is no Gaddafi army in Ras Lanuf," said Walid al-Arabi, a rebel fighter.
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Libyan Rebels Push West as Coalition Strikes Hit Gadhafi Forces -- Voice of America
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Airstrikes help Libya rebels advance -- Washington Post
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