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France, Italy and Britain Send Advisors to Aid Libyan Rebels
The UN Security Council resolution on Libya prohibits other countries from putting “boots on the ground.” Now the failure of air-strikes to counter Moammar Gadhafi's forces has led Britain, France and Italy to send military liaison officers to advise and train an increasingly desperate opposition.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe UN Security Council resolution on Libya prohibits other countries from putting “boots on the ground.” Now the failure of air-strikes to counter Moammar Gadhafi's forces has led Britain, France and Italy to send military liaison officers to advise and train an increasingly desperate opposition. Mark Leon Goldberg is Managing Editor of UN Dispatch.
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- 7:47Food Safety and Antibiotics for Healthy Farm Animals
- 39:48Three Cups of Tea or Three Cups of Deceit?