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Libyan Embassy in Tehran calls on Gaddafi to step down

  1. International
February 26, 2011 - 0:0

TEHRAN - The Libyan Embassy in Tehran issued a statement on Friday calling on Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to resign.

Mohammad-Reza Dahasi of the staff of the Libyan Embassy in Tehran confirmed the report late on Friday.
In response to the Gaddafi regime’s bloody crackdown on protestors, a number of Libyan diplomats across the world have resigned.

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