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Anti-government protesters rally in the western city of Zawiya, Libya, on Sunday.
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Libya inches closer to civil war
BENGHAZI, Libya — Rebellion threatens to turn into a Libyan civil war as armed rebels braced for a showdown Monday with troops loyal to dictator Moammar Gadhafi, only 30 miles from the capital city, Tripoli.
Anti-government forces in Zawiya, just west of Tripoli, were surrounded by heavily armed forces loyal to Gadhafi. The Gadhafi loyalists also set up checkpoints along the main road between Zawiya and the capital, looking to stop any incursion of anti-government forces.
Despite the prospects of more violence, sanctions from the United Nations, the United States and Britain, and calls for him to step down, Gadhafi has remained defiant.
"We want him to leave，
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Politicians in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi set up a leadership council that could step in if Gadhafi is ousted.
The rebellion in Libya poses an even greater risk to the region than the protests in Egypt, Tunisia and elsewhere in recent weeks, analysts say.
"Libya is a wild card because it lacks the stability and institutions that the others have," said Will Hanley，
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In Zawiya, where rebels are within striking distance of Tripoli, protesters blocked the entrance to the city with barricades, steam shovels and an army tank, according to Alfred de Montesquiou of Paris Match, who visited the city.
Soldiers who defected fired celebratory rounds into the air as thousands of residents marched.
"Where is bin Laden? Where are the drug addicts?" laughed protester Mohamed Karim, 32, as he mocked Gadhafi's claims that protesters are drug addicts and alcoholics led by al-Qaeda.
In Tripoli，
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Gadhafi's son，
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"Show me a single attack. Show me a single bomb，
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Asked about the U.S. call for his father to step down, he said: "It's not an American business, that's No. 1. Second, do they think this is a solution? Of course not."
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