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UNSC discussing Libya today
24. March 2011. | 10:32
Source: Itar-Tass
Russia insists on an immediate ceasefire. President Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday confirmed his country’s readiness to mediate the conflict.
The UN Security Council is holding talks on Libya today.
Russia insists on an immediate ceasefire. President Dmitry Medvedev on Wednesday confirmed his country’s readiness to mediate the conflict.
Meanwhile, coalition airstrikes are still rattling Tripoli. Reports say explosions are taking place in the city. Civilian targets have been affected by the bombing, Al-Jazeera reports.
Libya’s state-run Jana news agency reported a great number of casualties.
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24. March 2011. 15:44:23
| Ime
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I would suppose ceasefire and peace talks should take course with immediate effect to save the innocent blood sheds. Keep watch for positive effects.
24. March 2011. 15:44:23
| Ime
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Why was the mediation not offerred when the UN Security Council took the first initiative and called for a cease fire? Maybe Russia had thought the UN mission would be a failure. Now I suggest Russia should assist him to leave Libya for peace to reign.
24. March 2011. 17:27:54
| the best stance
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thumbs up Russia, I agree millitary intervention is not what the world want for Lybia. America should understand that there are better ways of engaging warring parties. We know for sure that for the Americans is not about anything else but oil and power. Sad!
24. March 2011. 21:00:27
| Ime
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am Huz in uganda Gaddaf was not given enough time. so what UN forces are doing is not right
24. March 2011. 21:00:27
| Ime
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We have had a lot of conflicts around the world but I have not so much heard of a Russian mediation, why not Somalia, Ivory cost Sudan and the like, why come out at the last hour, Enough is enough Gaddaffie should go, and the AFrican union should first get dictaters out of the way the likes of Museveni,Mugabe etc
24. March 2011. 20:37:57
| Ime
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americans want the oilof libya by force
24. March 2011. 21:00:27
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Russia has some bussiness deals with Gadaffi. Why didn't they advice Gadaffi to stop killing innocent civilians. He has ruled for 40yrs and deserve to die in the interest of peace. It is either he lives the country or die. No more, no less.
24. March 2011. 21:00:27
| Ime
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Who the hell told the USA they are the world's police it is time they stay at home and deal with all those who buy and use drugs. Obama the anti christ