The United Nations Security Council just voted to approve a no-fly zone over Libya. The BBC News blogger Mark Mardell says air strikes could start within hours:
France, Great Britain, and Lebanon authored the resolution. The United States later added its sponsorship of the measure, according to the Washington Post. The WP explains:
Earlier today, Moammar Gadhafi ordered Libyan rebels in the city of Benghazi to surrender or they would be shown "no mercy," according to the Voice of America.
Do you think the UN Security Council made the right decision? Do you want to see greater U.S. involvement in Libya's civil war?
