Flip mini camcorder

of Misurata had further weakened the Libyan leader's position.

He said: "We want to act within the law, within international agreement and therefore we should be arguing the case to not accept a stalemate, not to put our own boots on the ground, but to properly arm those boots that are on the ground.



"They are Libyan boots. Let the Libyan people have the wherewithal to choose a new government for themselves," he told Today – warning that a stalemate would create a vacuum likely to be filled by extremists.