UN pulls international staff out of Tripoli

UN pulls international staff out of Tripoli
United Natons (AFP) May 1, 2011 - The UN pulled its staff out of Tripoli on Sunday as the security situation in the Libyan capital deteriorated after air strikes apparently killed several members of Moamer Kadhafi's family. "The 12 United Nations international staff in Tripoli have temporarily left the capital and are in Tunisia," said UN spokesman Martin Nesirky in New York. The Italian embassy and the residences of the ... more

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