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Leaders from 40 countries and international organizations met in England in the capital London to discuss the situation in Lib...
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Leaders from 40 countries and international organizations met in England in the capital London to discuss the situation in Libya, Qaddafi''without''. they met to discuss e find a way to press that the dictator leaves power, that he is 42 years in power in Libya.
In a statement Britain and France call for the military are loyal to him lay down their weapons before it's too late and reaffirm that the colonel has lost all its legitimacy.
The meeting this Tuesday in London brought together representatives of UN, NATO, the African Union and Arab League.
Western nations hope the presence of Arab countries like Qatar, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Lebanon, Tunisia and United Arab Emirates will strengthen the alliance.
Russia, for its part, opted to stay out of this conflict on the grounds that the military operation goes beyond the terms of UN resolution that authorized it.
The situation in Libya worrisome conflicts remain and several soldiers are killed, the rebels Pro-Gaddafi dominated cities and resist attacks.
In a statement Britain and France call for the military are loyal to him lay down their weapons before it's too late and reaffirm that the colonel has lost all its legitimacy.
The meeting this Tuesday in London brought together representatives of UN, NATO, the African Union and Arab League.
Western nations hope the presence of Arab countries like Qatar, Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Lebanon, Tunisia and United Arab Emirates will strengthen the alliance.
Russia, for its part, opted to stay out of this conflict on the grounds that the military operation goes beyond the terms of UN resolution that authorized it.
The situation in Libya worrisome conflicts remain and several soldiers are killed, the rebels Pro-Gaddafi dominated cities and resist attacks.
