Libyan Rebels Ask France For Weapons To March On Tripoli -- Voice of America
Libyan rebel leaders visiting France say they have asked President Nicolas Sarkozy for military aid to enable them to march on Tripoli, the stronghold of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
The rebel delegation made the request to Sarkozy in Paris during a meeting on Wednesday. The delegation includes a representative of western Libya's rebel-controlled city of Misrata, Suleiman Fortia.
After the meeting, he said the rebels believe they can march on the Libyan capital within "days" with "a bit of help" from friends such as France.
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