Vigilance can reveal that HMS Brocklesby, one of the Royal Navy’s Mine Counter-Measures Vessels, has destroyed a mine laid by pro-Qadhafi forces in the port of Mistrata on the Libyan coast.
Vigilance can authoritatively report that Foreign Secretary William Hague has served two diplomats from the Libyan Embassy in London with a quit notice to return to their home country by 11 May.
The United States condemns the Qadhafi regime’s continued brutal attacks on the Libyan people in violation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973, which calls for a stop to all attacks on civilians and an immediate ceasefire. In particular, we urge the Qadhafi regime to cease hostilities in Misrata port and to allow the International Organization for Migration and other organizations to provide much needed relief and evacuation services to civilians caught up in the Libyan conflict. This includes taking all measures to facilitate international efforts to evacuate third-country nationals and wounded Libyans from the port city of Misrata.
Vigilance can report that the next Small Business Network meeting of the Security Industry Authority will be held in central London on Thursday 23 June.
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