Anger as British Security Firms Head for Libya
04:49 - Tuesday 19 April 2011 - In Categories World News, UK Videos
As the battle for control of Libya continues, British mercenary soldiers are being hired to protect corporate interests in the war-torn region.
In the video below, a former soldier and mercenary explains why their arrival could escalate the death toll.
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