Libya cease fire aims to outflank no fly zone
In Tripoli the Gaddafi government declares a cease fire as Western powers plan to enforce a no fly zone. Rebels report continued shelling of Misrata and Benghazi and U.N. backed calls for immediate cease fire and humanitarian aid.
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Yemen Protests Brutal Crackdown Kills Dozens in Sanaa
Snipers fired from rooftops as police lit tires to seal an escape route, killing at least 46 protesters in Sanaa. The attack marked a new peak in President Saleh crackdown as thousands gather at Taghyir Square demanding change and international reaction grows.
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Obama demands Gaddafi halt attacks and warns of action
President Obama urged Muammar Gaddafi to stop military assaults on civilians and said the United States would join allies in possible military action if he refuses to step down. He stated no U.S. ground troops will be deployed and noted U.N. authorized a no fly zone to protect civilians.
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