Stop This Barbaric Attack, Pleads Gaddafi As He Accuses Nato Of Murder In Speech To The Nation -- The Daily Mail
* Five houses hit by Nato air strike killing 15 civilians, say Libyan authorities
* Gaddafi singles out Obama for blame
Muammar Gaddafi has called for the UN Security Council to investigate after a heavy air strike by Nato.
The Libyan leader accused Nato of murder in an audio address to the nation, days after the alliance acknowledged for the first time its bombs may have caused civilian casualties.
Five houses were hit in Surman, west of Tripoli, leaving 15 people dead, including three children, according to a government spokesman.
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