The head of NATO paid a visit to London to discuss the future of the mission in Libya. The talks come amid reports that NATO is beginning to realize that airstrikes alone are unlikely to bring down the Gadhafi regime.
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The head of NATO paid a visit to London to discuss the future of the mission in Libya. The talks come amid reports that NATO is beginning to realize that airstrikes alone are unlikely to bring down the Gadhafi regime.