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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110318:05:07:00 - Vimarsana News

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Reports about certain towns that have been taken over like, for instance, madrata, we were told by the libyan government that it's under libyan government control. at the same time, we have the rebels there saying, no. it's not under their control and then about a hundred kilometers away from ben ghazi they, again, we were told that it's under libyan force control but yet they took a gaggle of press there yesterday and only took them up to the gates of the city and not inside. so it's, you know, not easy to say whether it's going to make -- it certainly has given them confidence. >> okay. >> t...

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Council has voted to allow the u.n.'s member nations to take military action against libya. the vote opens the door for the united states to begin air strikes against libya at any time. the "new york times" reporting u.s. officials in the obama administration began to believe a no fly zone by itself would make no difference. these officials, "the times" reporting says began pushing for what's called a no drive zone, specifically the use of u.s. military air strikes to cut down gadhafi's ground forces to tanks and heavy artillery. the u.s. push for tonight's vote on the security council. the re...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110318:02:07:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110318:02:07:00

Have been taken over like, for instance, madrata, we were told by the libyan government that it's under libyan government control. at the same time, we have the rebels there saying, no. it's not under their control and then about a hundred kilometers away from ben ghazi they, again, we were told that it's under libyan force control but yet they took a gaggle of press there yesterday and only took them up to the gates of the city and not inside. so it's, you know, not easy to say whether it's going to make -- it certainly has given them confidence. >> okay. >> that the international community i...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110318:05:04:00 - Vimarsana News

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Arming the rebels, then they are inviting libyans to kill each other. so it was not -- there wasn't a big expression of anger. they were trying to show that they're taking this in their stride. they said that they'll give more of a reaction once they've gone through the whole draft and obviously we know this was just a couple of hours after the resolution took place, just a couple hours after gadhafi came out and warned the people of bin ghazi there had been no compromise. >> was there any response tonight from civilians? >> well, after that, bizarrely, about five minutes after the -- as the c...

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military action against libya. the vote opens the door for the united states to begin air strikes against libya at any time. the "new york times" reporting u.s. officials in the obama administration began to believe a no fly zone by itself would make no difference. these officials, "the times" reporting says began pushing for what's called a no drive zone, specifically the use of u.s. military air strikes to cut down gadhafi's ground forces to tanks and heavy artillery. the u.s. push for tonight's vote on the security council. the resolution approved 10-0 with five countries abstaini...