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NTC: "To kill Gaddafi is our right"

Tripoli, Libya - Son of the colonel is ready to be part of the revolution

It's going on the revolution against the regime of Muhammar Gaddafi in Libya, according to rebels close to an end, and contemporaneously in the capital city the end of the Ramadan is being celebrated. According to Omar Hariri, military head of the Libyan National Transitional Council, the colonel -who according to somebody would be in Bani Walid, according to others in Syrte (both cities recently...

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Rome, Italy, 08/31/2011 17:28
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