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Middle East Policy Council president Frank Anderson brings his experience in Afghanistan to bear in this NPR story about the options open to the United States in Libya, including the possibilities and challenges of arming the Libyan rebels and using embedded U.S. operatives to coordinate airstrikes.
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Middle East Policy Council president Frank Anderson brings his experience in Afghanistan to bear in this NPR story about the options open to the United States in Libya, including the possibilities and challenges of arming the Libyan rebels and using embedded U.S. operatives to coordinate airstrikes.