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Libya: Tripoli conquered by the rebels; three sons of Gaddafi captured

Tripoli, Libya - No trace of the colonel, different rumors on him

After months of fighting is finally close to be decided the future of Libya, where the rebels have today entered in Tripoli, conquering it for 90% and thus launching a decisive attack to the supporters of Muammar Gaddafi. According to reports from international sources, three sons of the colonel were captured, while no trace there would be of the rais: he would still be in Tripoli, according to...

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Rome, Italy, 08/22/2011 17:47
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