Ivory Coast: Ouattara Fighters 'Capture Ivory Coast's Capital Yamoussoukro' -- BBC Forces loyal to UN-backed President-elect Alassane Ouattara have captured Ivory Coast's capital, residents of Yamoussoukro say.
They have continued their advance from the north despite incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo's ceasefire appeal.
Mr Gbagbo refuses to stand down despite the UN saying he lost November's poll.
Abidjan is Ivory Coast's main city, but a BBC reporter says Yamoussoukro's capture is a major symbolic victory for the pro-Ouattara forces.
The pro-Ouattara soldiers are also reported to be 100km (60 miles) north of the port of San Pedro, a major cocoa exporting centre.
One million people have fled the violence - mostly from Abidjan - and at least 462 people have been killed since December, according to the UN.
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