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NATO apologises for civilian deaths in Libya

TRIPOLI – NATO has admitted “a weapons systems failure” may have led to civilian casualties in Sunday morning’s air strike in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, according to the BBC. The alliance said the intended target was a missile site, but “it appears that one weapon” did not hit it. The…

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