The Libyan crisis was on the break of boiling over on Wednesday as America sent two warships towards the North African country in order to prepare for any necessary action. This comes after further reported bombings were carried out by Colonel Gaddafi on cities held by rebels. He has said that any attempt by the US to enter the country will be met by “a lot of bloodshed”, and also blamed foreign media for creating false stories about the situation.
Anyone found to have had dealings with the country in the past is now coming under heavy criticism. This includes Tony Blair, the London School of Economics, and singer Nelly Furtado.
With Libya approaching a state of civil war, many nations are threatening sanctions and action against Gaddafi, but it is still unclear how the conflict can be resolved. The feuding and tension looks set to continue.
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