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2011年4月6日星期三

Forces storm home of the leader, who did not go

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(CNN) - forces loyal to C?te d'Ivoire elected President Alassane Ouattara stormed the residence of his rival Laurent Gbagbo Wednesday, an Ouattara spokeswoman said potentially heralds end of a bloody conflict in the west African country.

The Ouattara forces are in Gbagbo's residence but have not entered it yet, Affoussy Bamba said from the main city Abidjan. She discovered heavy weapons in the residence, she said.

A spokesman for Gbagbo, Ahoua Don Mello, confirmed the residence was attacked and expressed surprise at the attack.

Gbagbo is ready, African Union proposals for a transfer of power to discuss, but can not speak of surrender before discussions even begin, his spokesman said.

He would not confirm that Gbagbo is in the residence, is under attack, but said he was in Abidjan.

"they get him and kill him try," Mello said.

Hundreds of people have rejected since Gbagbo, the results of the elections in November in the country producing cocoa was killed. The United Nations and the African Union told Prime Minister, Ouattara, Gbagbo, beaten, who was running for re-election.

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Nations United Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Gbagbo called Wednesday for Fig.

"I can not understand, why he refuses to relinquish his power against the entire international community," ban said, pushing the self erkl?rte President to think about the future and the security of his people.

French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe, who was closely linked to events in the former French colony, said that negotiations with Gbagbo's failed because of his "stubbornness".

Ouattara said the conditions for Gbagbo's surrender, Juppe.

He said Parliament in Paris that French troops, not to the attack on Gbagbo's residence, rejection were involved in claims Gbagbo supporters.

A senior American source with knowledge of the location also said that negotiations failed.

"The way for negotiations with Laurent Gbagbo is over." "He has closed the door on negotiations," said the source, asked, named not for the sensitivity of the situation.

Gbagbo is "a person who does not accept that he lost." That is why we are here today, "said the source."

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Ouattara's powers have steadily on Gbagbo last week, was closed amidst claims of massacres by both sides.

An Ouattara said Gbagbo Representative leave she had no alternative, but the attack attack began on Wednesday.

"Negotiations with Gbagbo have failed," said Mamadou Toure. "Gbagbo decided not to arise, so that Ouattara's forces were left with no other choice." "Goal is to get it without damage of the residence."

"President Alassane Ouattara have to decide what happens next" added Toure that the country's Embassy in Paris and says he is in direct contact with Ouattara's forces.

Various Ouattara representatives said Gbagbo "will be put" CNN Wednesday.

The conflict between his troops and Ouattara seemed traced Gbagbo to surrender Tuesday after four months, but then he.

It "seems, as he lost it's meant... his mind, that there is something wrong with this guy," Patrick Achi said Ouattara spokesman.

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Ouattara's page directly on Gbagbo militants, put their weapons is, said the schmerzhaftesten.

"We can sit and wait for it appropriate" to the "humanitarian catastrophe" with views of the city, Abidjan, Achi said. The city of 5 million people "no more electricity, no more hygiene and facilities on the road" had, he said.

Ouattara's Abidjan forces entered on Thursday after an offensive, which swept across the country. When they arrived, the sporadic escalated violence that plagued Abidjan in the war for months after the elections.

Ivory Coast Ambassador to the United Nations said Tuesday he thought Gbagbo "know all about it."

"His forces were defeated." He alone now ", said Youssoufou Bamba."

Bamba said Gbagbo before court should go "because he has committed so many crimes" against civil and peaceful demonstrators.

Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who was most important negotiators in C?te d'Ivoire of the African Union, said, however, Ouattara and others should take into account, so that safe passage for Gbagbo Angola, South Africa or any other country.

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Leading by President Barack Obama on down demanding were international Gbagbo step down immediately for the, most of the country.

The political chaos and violence has demanded at least hundreds of lives. In one of the bloodiest events even the International Committee of the Red Cross reported the killings of 800 people last week in the city of Duekoue-producing Western cocoa.

Juppe said Wednesday that all that remained, would leave to discuss such as Gbagbo.

"We have to ensure United Nations his physical well-being and that of his family, an important point is requested, and then organise on the terms of his departure," Juppe said on French radio. "This is the only links to negotiate".

Gbagbo denied in an interview on Tuesday, he planned, fight, go is called a man who "loves life."

"I am not a kamikaze..." I for death doesn't look, "he told France's LCI television."CNN's Saskya Vandoorne, Sarita Harilela, Zain Verjee and Richard Roth contributed to this report.

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2011年4月5日星期二

Forces hope to use Ivory Coast leader

Pro-Ouattara soldiers ride an armed vehicle in front of the Golf hotel in Abidjan on Tuesday.Pro-Ouattara soldiers riding forces say an armed vehicle at the Golf Hotel in Abidjan on Tuesday.Alassane Ouattara expect them, collect Laurent Gbagbo from TuesdayU.N. Peacekeepers are trying to prevent attacks on CiviliansOuattara is internationally recognised winner of presidential elections in C?te d'Ivoire

(CNN) - fighters surrounded the presidential palace of Laurent Gbagbo on Tuesday, hoping to capture the embattled leader.

The fighters, loyal to President Alassane Ouattara, were 80% sure that Gbagbo was still in the residence, said Patrick Achi, a spokesman for Ouattara.

"We do not see why he will not abandon," Achi said Monday, add the new Gbagbo Government by the International Court of Justice have tried search can.

CNN could not independently Achi's claims, which confirm a report included that Gbagbo's TV station was destroyed.

But at least one resident in Abidjan said Gbagbo's Government TV channel since Monday dark had been; early Tuesday, nothing out of the station was transferred.

The man who did not want to use his name, said so many feel insecure and fear shots all over the city like a soundtrack Monday, played.

Uncertainty and fear constant in parts of the Ivory Coast was in recent weeks as screwed a presidential standoff in a civil war has.

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The unrest dates back to November when Gbagbo transferred refused power on Ouattara, the International President of the country after elections recognized as.

Supporters of each side are in many cities of the west African country clashed, and have in the past few days the international troops jumped into the fray.

The cause of United Nations to prevent the use of heavy weapons against civilians and United Nations peace-keeping force helicopter to a camp on Monday controlled by Gbagbo, said a spokesman for un.

UN peacekeeping Director Alain Le Roy told reporters of the body takes sides in the conflict, but be after three days of from Gbagbo left four UN peacekeepers seriously injured had.

France also 350 peacekeepers to the country over the weekend and took control of the airport in Abidjan, the French Ministry of Defense said Sunday. The existing UN peacekeeping mission around 7,500 troops joined the new French troops already in the country.

The International Committee of the Red Cross said Friday that had 800 people to death in the Western cocoa-producing town of Duekoue was shot dead. A UN officials the 330 Friday's death toll.

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