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Kurdish militants strike in Turkey, killing 24 soldiers

By Sebnem Arsu
New York Times / October 20, 2011

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Libya’s acting prime minister said yesterday that ousted leader Moammar Gadhafi is believed to be recruiting fighters from other African countries and preparing for a possible insurgency, hoping to destabilize Libya’s new regime. The comments by Mahmoud Jibril reflected fears that Gadhafi will be able to use friendly relations with neighboring countries cultivated during his more than four decades in power to help him launch a bid to return to power.

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