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Combat? >> in that support role, they are allowed to defend themselves and also defend partner forces and to protect against the loss of innocent life, and that's what played out in this particular operation. >> reporter: and what exactly the mission is, and is that mission changing is a question that many are asking. u.s. troops have been operating in iraq for months now, advising and assisting iraqi kurds, advising and assisting the iraqi army, but their mission is not supposed to be in direct house-to-house combat, like the delta force commandos were in this mission. the u.s. military says ...

It's not that feasible for gadhafi and his seven sons to just climb on a plane and go. >> general clark, you just heard what paula newton was saying about the character of the nato mission changing. do you expect the nato-led mission will different from the coalition mission thus far? >> i don't think it will be much different. now, the u.s. did the playbook strike against the integrated air defense system with all the tomahawk missiles and the jamming and the stealth bombers. so the high altitude air defense has been taken out. as we saw in the photos shown by nic robertson, there's still som...

I don't see the gadhafi regime very warm and meaningful talks with the rebels. the rebels believe that if gadhafi is in power, they're dead, and i don't think they perceive a scenario where gadhafi remains in power and most of them continue to live. so i don't think there's going to be much talks on that front. and i think gadhafi's families is so interwoven in the fabric of government here. it's not that feasible for gadhafi and his seven sons to just climb on a plane and go. >> general clark, you just heard what paula newton was saying about the character of the nato mission changing. do you...

Today in "the new york times" that most allies expected military force would lead to talks between gadhafi and the rebels. what are you hearing about a possible endgame or exit strategy? is a negotiated settlement even possible now? >> i don't think personally that's very likely. i don't see the gadhafi regime very warm and meaningful talks with the rebels. the rebels believe that if gadhafi is in power, they're dead, and i don't think they perceive a scenario where gadhafi remains in power and most of them continue to live. so i don't think there's going to be much talks on that front. and i ...