. —— muammar gaddafi. of victims will be libyan, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, was swept out to sea. translation: i have lost four members _ out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of— out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of my - out to sea. translation: i have lost four members of my family. | lost four members of my family. my lost four members of my family. my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him he will get close for the children.— telling him he will get close for the children. "oh, my dear son," for the children. "oh, my dear son." he _ for the children. "oh, my dear son," he finishes. _ son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen also prevents the help getting through. also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ , ., also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ ,, ., ~' also prevents the help getting throu~h. ~ ., ~

reporter: the notorious muammar gaddafi ruled libya with charisma, belying his iron fist. t after holding his rivals in check for 42 years, protest against his rule 12 years ago escalated to a nato supported rebellion. muammar qaddafi was killed by a militia group. and libya turned chaotic. malicious found space to operate and despite western backed elections, rival governments split the western and eastern parts in 2014. each supported by outside governments and loaded with arms and ammunition. this is about how it looks now. the tripoli base government in the west has the backing of the united nations. the one in the east is where the flooding occurred and is headed by military leader. prior to the flooding, war and the lack of a central government had left a disjointed government watch and its infrastructure and economy crumble. >> rescue efforts continue in morocco five days after an earthquake killed 3000 people. in aftershock, emergency responders search for survivors beneath the rubble. entire villages have been wiped out. hopes of finding survivors are dwindling. >>

they are also helping the city of 13 since the nato attack libya after the overthrow of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a chieftain , as the al jazeera reporter says , strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya, and the rulers of the east and west of the country he had to talk to each other, what kind of trouble is causing his friend libya to stop fighting with itself after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi , sed and sima news agency , an old plant from the family of 12 natural exfoliating and rejuvenating plants, and removing pimples and skin blemishes, a lot of help the cultivation of this plant in iran has been able to produce quality products for the use of all members let's produce our family and it comes to the face and small backs along with the continuous use of exfoliating devices , it provides more oxygen to your skin , it brings pimples and skin spots, and take a few under warm water until it becomes completely soft, and now with the

three years ago are helping the city 13 shoulder to shoulder since the nato attack to topple muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya . the rulers in the west of the government supported by the united nations and in a state company led by a jaz salar , as al jazeera 's reporter says, strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya and forced the rulers of the east and west of the country to talk to each other . but after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi stopped fighting with himself sada and sima news agency became the champion of the melli bank of iran, the largest loan accounts of the melli bank of iran, the melli bank of iran, alton gas stove with a timer , that is why it speaks, the first word of cooking , in the name of allah, rahman , raheem. mikimin, the deputy minister of nursing of the ministry of health announced the reform of the nursing tariffs, mr. abadi said that most of rose's nutrition is related to the departments of hemodialysis and emergency rooms, since the presidents of the university of medical sciences have been given 5 % of the university presid

shoulder to shoulder they are helping the flooded city at the time of the nato attack to overthrow muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a chieftain, as the al jazeera reporter says , strengthened sympathy for the flood in war-torn libya, and the rulers of the east and the west he has forced the country to talk to each other, what means can he use to make trouble for libya to stop fighting with itself after more than 10 years, mohammad kazemi , sed and sima news agency, last year, take to the oilseed, kaja and patrick, a very good crop, pregnant , good for the earth, very good wishes it is causing better soil fertility to the roots of amir for biological plowing, in-soil rapeseed, safflower and camelina in fall cultivation, soybeans, sesame and sunflower in spring cultivation, the most important needs of the country to supply consumed oil are the production of rapeseed and wheat , they are the talisman of autumn. according to the fact that we need oil in the country to have

since the nato attack to overthrow muammar gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulerswest, the government supported by the united nations and in a state-owned company led by a certain ruler , as al jazeera's reporter says , have strengthened empathy for the flood in war-torn libya. the kurds and the rulers of the east and west of the country are forced to talk to each other what kind of tools does calamity work on, but after more than 10 years, it stopped fighting with itself? mohammad kazemi, sed and sima news agency . this is gilan publications, which is by your side at any moment you want to receive 60% of the resources of this publication in the form of totally free right now number 5 to 3 thousand 4855 why are you sitting at my water fountain? i don't know anything. now i have to say service . 8 agrin pot cloths in three sizes 24 and 28 along with a book in sizes 28 have a granite cover and are integrated with the body. and it is very resistant to heat and does not change color. agrin pots improve the taste and appearance of your food i will keep it in the best wa

after the removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos.revolution, western support vanished. a cost -- across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. >> it came to hear and washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. reporter: he is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster, now in their greatest hour of need. they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. anchor: britain's ministry of defense says ukraine's attack on a crimean shipyard this week was more severe than russia has admitted. the ministry says satellite pictures show one russian ship was functionally destroyed and a submarine severely damaged in the drone attack wednesday. russia's defense ministry says the vessels will be fully repaired and returned to service. our diplomatic correspondent is in kyiv with an update. reporter: we are seeing ukrainians becoming more and more sophisticated and confide in their ability to h

analysts note that as soon as muammar gaddafi abandoned his military nuclear program. destroyed it, thereby the west laid down the most dangerous risks for the entire nuclear non-proliferation regime; it is alarming, escalated by washington and its asian allies of military hysteria on the korean peninsula, where the strategic potential of the united states is accumulating; russian chinese initiatives are rejected as priority humanitarian and political tasks. the tragic development of the situation in sudan is nothing more than another result of the failed experiments of the west with the export of liberal democratic dogmas , we support constructive initiatives aimed at a speedy resolution of the conflict within the sudan, primarily through assistance in direct dialogue between the warring parties, observing the nervous attitude of the west towards the latest events in africa, in particular in nigeria, it is impossible not to recall how washington brussels reacted to the bloody coup d'etat in ukraine in february 2014, which i have already mentioned, a day after reaching

after the nato-back removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos. revolution, western -- post-revolution, western support vanish. across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. >> it came from here and completely washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. quentin: he is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now in their greatest ho of need, they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. christian: as quentin was just telling you, not easy to get down that coastal road to derna, but our colleague anna foster has managed to reach derna and has sent us this report on what she has seen. anna: i want to show you as much as i possibly can on what derna looks like tonight. the first thing you notice is how incredibly dark it is. there is no electricity inhe city, and actually the workers -- you can see some of them over there who are using big diggers to search f

libya an oil-rich north african country that's been torn apart for more than a decade, since muammar gaddafi was killed in the years since, two rival governments each backed by their own militias have fought for control of territory, leaving infrastructure crumbling, ripe conditions for humanitarian disaster >> the challenges are ranging between access to basic health facilities or health services, shelter and shelter management, food and non-food items. first aid. >> reporter: libya's internationally-backed government doesn't control the city but is sending in help and imploring the rest of the world to do the same >> and our thanks to josh letterman for that report. >>> more than eight months after the nation was shocked by this brutal video, the former police officers accused of biting tyre nicholls to death face federal charges >>> all five have charged with civil rights violations including use of excessive force and witness tampering. they were already facing state court charges >>> all have entered not-guilty pleas. >> he was beaten, pepper sprayed and died in the hospital three days

country with rival governments on both sides of the country after the toppling of the dictator muammar gaddafiin 2011, both sides they would launch an investigation into what happened, but unfortunately, experience in this part of the world, no transparency, no accountability, and it is hard to say they will do no transparency, no accountability, and it's hard to see that they're going to do something proper about it. what happened happened, but hopefully that this is a lesson that they will build better infrastructure, the city of derna, the hospital is a very weak and need everything from scratch, and for the moment, they're also worried about diseases spreading because of the number of corpses that could be under buildings, under rubble until the rescue operation can pull bodies out. jens laerke is from the united nations humanitarian 0ffice. he explained the scale of the tragedy in derna. there is no doubt that this is a colossal disaster. _ it came and surprised people in the middle of the night, i and our hearts goes out to all of those people, i it is absolutely terrifying, what we are

after the nato—backed ousting of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the country fell into chaos.estern help to rebuild vanished. it has two rival governments — one in the east and one in the west of the country, a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. amid libya's political chaos, warnings that it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a quarter of this city is now in ruins. a third of its people homeless, and thousands dead. but the true scale of derna's disaster is unfolding still. all the time, the number of people that we believe have died is rising and rising. in derna, we're talking about potentially up to 20% of the population wiped out by this torrent of water that came through the city. and i think one thing you really see here in libya is a numbness, a grim numbness among the people who are watching all of this unfold. in the airport today, i w

after the nato—backed removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos.pport vanished. across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. in al—bayda, ahmed says life as he knew it has ended. translation: it came i from here and completely washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. ahmed is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now, in their greatest hour of need, it's struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. not easy to get down that coastal road to derna. anna foster has just reached derna, the town devastated by the disaster, from where she sent this update. i want to show you as much as i possibly can of what derna looks like tonight. the first thing you notice is how incredibly dark it is. you can see some of the workers over there who are using big diggers to search for bodies, rather than survivors. you can see them trying to do their work in the darkness. even though it is like here, there are still peop

politicians and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator muammar gaddafiing the blame. translation: it's to avoid taking the blame. translation:— to avoid taking the blame. translation: �*, , ., ., ., , translation: it's been an enormous shock and i don't _ translation: it's been an enormous shock and i don't want _ translation: it's been an enormous shock and i don't want to _ translation: it's been an enormous shock and i don't want to point - translation: it's been an enormous shock and i don't want to point the . shock and i don't want to point the blame at anyone and create controversy, even if all measures had been taken there would have been losses, massive losses. itrailiiile had been taken there would have been losses, massive losses.— losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming _ losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming majority _ losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming majority of- losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming majority of victims | overwhelming majority of victims will be libyans, others were caught up will be l

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and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator, muammar gaddafithey will try and avoid. translation: there would have been losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming majority of victims will be libyans, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, were swept out to sea. "i've lost four members of my family," hassan says. "my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him that he will get clothes for the children. "oh, my dear son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen, also prevents the help getting through. when you walk on the ground in derna, what you smell is the smell of corpses. and what you hear is the screams of women and children. and we don't have what it takes. we need more rescue teams. the situation is way worse than it seems in the media. it is hard to comprehend the full scale of this tragedy. the force of nature, and the failings of government, saw entire families, entire communities,

since muammar gaddafi was deposed as its leader in 2011, libya has been in turmoil.overnments, and regularfighting for control between factions in the east and west. libya has effectively been stuck in a political quagmire now for at least eight, nine years. and really, even though there has been no major outbreak of violence since 2020, sporadic violence has taken place. but there's been no settlement, really, to that conflict. the lack of internationally recognised government sources makes it difficult to know which details to trust. all the videos you see here have been checked by bbc verify. now the authorities need to get help to the people who filmed them. but the ongoing conflict makes access to libya difficult, and any aid that arrives will be far slower than its desperate survivors need. anna foster, bbc news. lots of videos of the flooding in libya have been posted on social media. well, anna foster has been working with the bbc verify team looking at what we know is real. she is in the bbc verify hub with more. one of the really important and key ways that

and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator, muammar gaddafithey will try and avoid. translation: it has been an enormous shock and i don't — translation: it has been an enormous shock and i don't want _ translation: it has been an enormous shock and i don't want to _ translation: it has been an enormous shock and i don't want to point - translation: it has been an enormous shock and i don't want to point the - shock and i don't want to point the blame at anyone or cause controversy. even if all measures have been taken, there would have been losses, massive losses. while the overwhelming majority of victims will be libyans, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, were swept out to sea. "i've lost four members of my family," hassan says. "my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him that he will get clothes for the children. oh, my dear son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen also prevents

after the nato backed removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos.ost—revolution, western support vanished. across eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. translation: it came from here and washed away the valley. - it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. - ahmed is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now, in their greatest hour of need, they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. we just want to show you this report from the libyan station 218 tv. it urge authority back in 2020 two invest in the city's infrastructure to avoid the repetitive flooding of derna turning into it a disaster if left unchecked. the reporter in that clip spoke to residence in derna valley about their concerns. translation: as you can see, the infrastructure of the city is very weak. we are calling on officials to work on the city as soon as possible. lise calling on officials to work on the city a

after the nato—backed removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos. libya, needs have never been greater. in al—bayda, ahmed says life as he knew it has ended. translation: it came i from here and completely washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. ahmed is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya�*s eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now, in their greatest hour of need, it�*s struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. my colleague, helena humphrey, has been speaking to claudia gazzini from the international crisis group, who is on the ground in eastern libya. welcome to you and thank you for taking the time to be with us. to begin, of what you�*ve been seeing on the ground there. ~ . , there. what i saw his devastated _ there. what i saw his devastated city - there. what i saw his devastated city of. there. what i saw his - devastated city of derna. why was that two months ago and it was that two months ago and it was a lively city were restaurants

after the nato backed ousting of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the country fell into chaos.nished. it has two rival governments, one in the east and one in the west of the country. a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. in mid libya's political chaos, warnings it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it was a catastmphe- _ unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all _ unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of _ unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my _ unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends - unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends are l catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. fix, of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died.— of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a quarter of the ci is filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now— filming. he die

after the nato—backed ousting of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the country fell into chaos.tern help to rebuild vanished. it has two rival governments — one in the east and one in the west of the country, a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. amid libya's political chaos, warnings that it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a quarter of this city is now in ruins. a third of its people homeless, and thousands dead. but the true scale of derna's disaster is unfolding still. quentin sommerville bbc news. and no, watching that report, you get the scale of this, is just so hard to comprehend. it the scale of this, is 'ust so hard to comprehend.— to comprehend. it is and all the time, to comprehend. it is and all the time. the _ to comprehend. it is and all the time, the number _ to comprehend. it is and all the time, the number of _ to comprehend. i

after the nato backed ousting of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the country fell into chaos.tern help to rebuild vanished. it has two rival governments, one in the east and one in the west of the country. a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. amid libya's political chaos, warnings it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now in ruins. a third of its people homeless, and thousands dead. but the true scale of derna's disaster is unfolding still. quentin sommerville, bbc news. the un's world meteorological organization said thousands of deaths could have been avoided — warnings should have been issued leading to evacuations. if there would have been a normally operating meteorological service, they could have issued a warning and also the emergency management would have been able to carry out evacuation of the people and we c

after the nato—backed ousting of muammar gaddafi in 2011, the country fell into chaos.of western help to rebuild vanished. it has two rival governments, one in the east and one in the west of the country. a pair of failed states. neglect is widespread. this is one of the dams that failed. amid libya's political chaos, warnings it was in urgent need of repairs went unheeded. translation: it was a catastrophe. all of my friends are dead. one of my friends at the very beginning was filming from the top of the valley. my friend, he was filming. he died. a quarter of the city is now in ruins. a third of its people homeless, and thousands dead. but the true scale of derna's disaster is unfolding still. quentin sommerville, bbc news. live now to libya country director at the world food programme — maysaa alghribawy in benghazi. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ i. ., ., , thank you for coming on the rouramme. ., ~ ., ., , ., programme. thank you to having us on the programme- _ programme. t

after the nato backed removal of muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya fell into chaos.s eastern libya, needs have never been greater. this man says life as he knew it has ended. translation: it came from here and washed away the valley. it hit the wall and destroyed everything around it. he is one of more than 30,000 people requiring shelter. libya's eastern government failed to protect them from this disaster. now, in their greatest hour of need, they are struggling to cope with the aftermath. quentin sommerville, bbc news. even in the blackness here tonight, people are still attempting to do their work. there are small patches of floodlights and you can see small dots, small points of light, as people move around still with their dogs, people working in a white forensic suits. there is still a search for survivors but no, really, you get the sense people are not expecting to find anybody alive in this devastated city. in terms of aid, the survivors that are here, that are sitting around in these dark buildings tonight, that have in many cases no tents, no homes, no me

and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator, muammar gaddafithey will try and avoid. translation: evenif even if all precautions had been taken there would have been losses. while the overwhelming majority of victims will be libyans, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, were swept out to sea. "i've lost four members of my family," hassan says. "my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him that he will get clothes for the children. "oh, my dear son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen also prevents the help getting through. when you walk on the ground in derna, what you smell is the smell of corpses. and what you hear is the screams of women and children. and we don't have what it takes. we need more rescue teams. the situation is way worse than it seems in the media. it is hard to comprehend the full scale of this tragedy. the force of nature, and the failings of government, saw entire f

country, which have endured in a continued on and off war since a nato-backed uprising toppled muammar gaddafi11. earlier, my colleague spoke to chief editor about how politics has slowed eight efforts. >> a lot of people are saying a lot of things, but this afternoon, the head of the united nations weather agency had a press conference in geneva where he addressed some of the issues that have been circulating on social media. basically, he said that systems were functioning normally in libya -- if systems were functioning normally in libya, worst of the tragedy could have been avoided. he basically addressed two issues. one is early warning and second is evacuation. he said basically there was no evacuation taking place because there was no proper early warning system, but the libyan national agency did put out a warning 72 hours before the disaster hit and notified authorities and asked them to take preventative measures. speaking to a lot of libyans, they are painting a picture of complete confusion. apparently on saturday, the appointed mayor announced an evacuation. he announced there wou

and the collapse of the gaddafi government, most of the contracts in this country were subject to corruption and had no end since the nato attack on libya and the overthrow of muammar al-gaddafi in 2011, the rival government in libya, the rulers in the west, the government supported by the organization nations and in a government company led by a warlord who the al jazeera reporter says has strengthened empathy for the flood in war-torn libya and forced the rulers of the east and west of the country to talk to each other, what means will he use to make his friend suffer, but after more than 10 years from war with itself, mohammad kazemi, the indian government broadcasting agency announced the death toll of ethnic conflicts in the state of manipur to be 175. according to the latest statistics of the indian police , 1,118 people were killed in the violence of the last 4 months in the state of manipur in the northeast of the country. injured and 33 people disappeared during this period, about 5,700 weapons were looted from the door of the government pharmacy. malipur state has been the scene of violent clashes since may this year between the majority of mitti and ku-k

and warlords who have tried, and failed, to run this country since the fall of the dictator, muammar gaddafivoid. while the overwhelming majority of victims will be libyans, others were caught up in the disaster. 7a egyptians, all from the same town, were swept out to sea. "i've lost four members of my family," hassan says. "my son called his brother last thursday for the last time, telling him that he will get clothes for the children. "oh, my dear son," he finishes. international aid is starting to arrive. but the same crumbling infrastructure that allowed this disaster to happen, also prevents the help getting through. when you walk on the ground in derna, what you smell is the smell of corpses. and what you hear is the screams of women and children. and we don't have what it takes. we need more rescue teams. the situation is way worse than it seems in the media. it is hard to comprehend the full scale of this tragedy. the force of nature, and the failings of government, saw entire families, entire communities, simply washed into the sea. joe inwood, bbc news. later today, we'll find out

in libya between different political clans' negative process began after the eruption of muammar west. now gaddafi , will have to dismantle again and then rebuild the city blocks that were wiped off the face of the earth. 12 new ships, including two nuclear submarines, will be received by the russian navy by the end of this year, the replenishment of the navy was told by sergei shoigu at a meeting at the headquarters of the pacific fleet on the navy is one of the key components of the armed forces. it solves a wide range of tasks to protect national interests. maintaining the safety of sea routes for various operations in the most remote areas. world ocean. rec. the ministry of defense is consistently taking steps to modernize and enhance the combat readiness of the russian navy. also, over the past 10 years, more than 50 ships have been added to its composition; this year , two more ships will arrive before the end of the year . two more ships will arrive. among them, the brigade admiral golovkun missile submarine of strategic importance of emperor alexander iii nuclear underwater chair, krasnoya

example, you say there is crimea, for example, other areas, that’s how the story was with libya, muammar gaddafices that i tell you, so you say, even here i speak by example, have the right, as he says, as i was taught, yes, you open your mouth when you yourself have gone through some kind of your own path and do something, let’s say i’ve been officially for 20 years... this is a professional instructor- teacher, i’ve been preparing personnel from ancient times, i’ve been getting my skills from my teachers for so long, i’ll say that now, as i repeated, we urgently need personnel politics, military-patriotic education, so that young people supported our president, vladimir vladimirovich, because he is now the guarantor of the security of our country, so that they are not constantly fooled into thinking, so that they do not go the same way as in these countries, for example, as in libya, as in syria, as in in iraq, for example, they killed everyone, uh, american chewing gum was stuffed into democracy, the fact that all our fools in the nineties wanted democracy, they got it, we have a very democra

her campaign led to toppling the government, the murder of muammar gaddafi and an enormous and ongoing refugee crisis, one that continues out of iraq as well. similar to the effects in iraq, this intervention turned a once stable libya into a failed terrorist state. what was nuland and the party's resnons in the words of hillary clinton, quote, we came, we saw, he died. they left out the part about chaos and instability, rather than a solution to create and promote peace. they've promoted chaos and disorder. immediately after, her newest narrative to justify regime change in syria began. we still have u.s. troops in syria, that is a more effective way to fight isis than the way we fought for nation building in iraq. in 2013nuland was sworn in as the assistant secretary of state for european andure asian affairs. while she couldn't get brigades of armor deployed to syria like she did in iraq, she swiftly started destabilizing things in ukraine. she used disposition toed me until ukraine's elections, manage violent protests on the ground, facilitate a coup and in addition she began to ca