Gaddafi defiant in call on Syrian TV
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Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in a phone call that a Syrian television station said was made from inside Libya, vowed on Thursday to defeat rebels who control most of the country.
He also said a Libyan military convoy that arrived in neighbouring Niger was "not the first", and gave no hint this might be a step towards him and his followers fleeing Libya.
Gaddafi, whose whereabouts are unknown, instead said in the brief live speech carried by Arrai TV that his forces would rally to defeat the rebels and NATO, which has attacked his military through air strikes.
EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: THIS EDIT CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL
Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in a phone call that a Syrian television station said was made from inside Libya, vowed on Thursday to defeat rebels who control most of the country.
He also said a Libyan military convoy that arrived in neighbouring Niger was "not the first", and gave no hint this might be a step towards him and his followers fleeing Libya.
Gaddafi, whose whereabouts are unknown, instead said in the brief live speech carried by Arrai TV that his forces would rally to defeat the rebels and NATO, which has attacked his military through air strikes.