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Gadhafi should think of his people first before issuing threats; Hillary Clinton

London : United Kingdom | Jul 02, 2011 at 8:35 AM PDT

By Mary Grace Keiner

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Moammar GadhafiMoammar Gadhafi issued threats to attack in Europe against "homes, offices, families" but U.S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "Instead of issuing threats, he should be putting the well-being and interests of his own people first." And he should step down from power.

Threats are taking seriously by British officials but there is now special security precautions implemented.

"He's now verbalizing something that we had been preparing for once the military operations began," said a British government official.

NATO launched airstrike to Gadhafis forces and there's a possibility that it was weakened NATO attacks. Clinton said that Gadhafi should stop military operations.

Protecting civilians was NATO's missions and pressure to Gadhafi to stop down was mounting.

"The rebels are gaining strength and momentum," Clinton said. "We need to see this through."

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Gadhafi should think of his people first before issuing threats; Hillary Clinton

US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, left, gestures during the press conference with Spain's Foreign Minister Trinidad Jimenez, right, in Madrid Saturday July 2, 2011. Clinton is visiting Madrid and will later meet Spain's King Juan Carlos and Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.

Mary Grace Keiner is based in Marshall, Wisconsin, United States of America, and is an Anchor for Allvoices.

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