Gaddafi's Movements Closely Monitored, Says Nato -- The Guardian
MoD stresses it will not violate UN mandate by targeting Gadaffi, while some EU countries remain frustrated by slow progress.
Nato forces are confident they are successfully tracking Colonel Muammar Gaddafi as he moves from hideout to hideout in Tripoli, the Guardian has learned.
But the coalition is abiding by the UN mandate, which does not permit the military to target the Libyan leader directly – commanders are still hoping that he will be removed by a revolt from within his circle of closest associates.
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