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Says this fighter. the attack has left the opposition forces reeling and sparked another wild retreat. first foe, and now it would seem friend, has them on the run. >> nato is saying the situation is fluid and unclear. what is clear the battle between gadhafi forces and opposition forces is looking more like a stalemate than ever. opposition gadhafi forces have been ping-ponging between brega and ajdabiya and today u.s. general carter ham said it's unlikely the opposition will be able to take tripoli and push gadhafi out. ben wedeman joins us live from ajdabiya. here in new york, professor pro...

Yes, that plane fired rockets. it's utter confusion from every direction. >> briefly, ben, what happens to all those folk there is the hospital we just saw? that hospital is in ajdabiya. if gadhafi forces take it over, do they get evacuated? did they leave, too? >> reporter: yes, a lot of them were being treated on the spot and being moved back to benghazi. so if anybody's got their act together, it's certainly these medics who have incredible courage in working on the front lines, ferrying people out. so i think nobody was left behind in their hospital bed. >> fouad, as you see the situation,...

Called a potential massacre or atrocity there in benghazi. but if you talk to senior military officials not only here but throughout various commands around the world, they look at this situation as a total mess. it's a stalemate, according to the initial u.s. commander of that no-fly operation, general carter ham, who testified before congress yesterday, and he said he sees no military way at this point to force moammar gadhafi out. so i guess you could say it's almost like kissing your sister. nobody is satisfied here. >> exactly right. well put there, mik. also there is the discussion of an...

33 past the hour. welcome back to "morning joe." a quick look at the news. the army commander who led the operation in libya made explosive comments at yesterday's arms services committee hearing. general carter ham said the u.s. may consider sending troops into libya with an international ground force to give the rebels more help. his remarks came as nato air strikes reportedly killed at least five rebel fighters. today, a nato official issued no apology for the strikes but acknowledged they may have caused the deaths. the atlantic, also reporting forces loyal to gadhafi captured four journal...

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