Tripoli Blasted By Successive Nato Attacks In Rare Daytime Strikes On Libyan Capital -- The Daily Mail
*Libya foreign minister dispatched to China to shore up international support
Waves of Nato war planes have repeatedly struck Tripoli in the most sustained daylight bombardment of the Libyan capital yet.
By the afternoon, air raids were hitting parts of the city several times an hour, hour after hour, smashing buildings, rattling windows and sending clouds of grey smoke into the sky.
After some of the strikes, forces loyal to the Libyan leader, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, fired anti-aircraft weapons into the air in a futile attempt to shoot down some of the planes.
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Waves of NATO aircraft intensify strikes on Tripoli -- Yahoo News/Reuters
NATO strikes rock Libyan capital -- Al Jazeera
NATO Warplanes Pound Tripoli in Daylight Attack -- New York Times
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NATO boosts air arsenal against Qaddafi -- CBS
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Libyan rebels capture key town -- ABC.net.au
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Libyan rebels' advances near Misrata wiped out by Nato orders -- The Guardian
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Libya Stokes Its Machine Generating Propaganda -- New York Times
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Libya's Foreign Minister Visits China -- New York Times/AP
What to do about Libya’s stalemate? -- Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Libya: Why the old 'quagmire' chestnut may not apply -- Dan Murphy, Christian Science Monitor
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