U.S. seeking "unilateral" Libya sanctions. State Department has cut U.S. operations in Libya

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WASHINGTON–The U.S. Embassy in Tripoli is closed and the U.S. is seeking “unilateral” sanctions against Libya in the wake of strongman Qadhafi’s violent crackdown on protestors.

Never a time when “this much done so quickly,” White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said on Friday.

Said Carney: “The State Department has suspended embassy operations in Libya and will temporarily withdraw all embassy employees from Tripoli. A ferry with approximately 200 U.S. citizens left this morning. A charter plane recently took off for Istanbul,

Turkey, with remaining embassy personnel and American citizens who had

requested evacuation.”

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