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Libyan rebels fighting to topple Col Muammar Gaddafi have been edging west from the city of Misrata as they try to advance towards the capital, Tripoli.

Nato dropped leaflets on Zlitan, just west of Misrata, urging government troops to abandon their posts.

In Tripoli, fresh explosions took place as raids by the alliance resumed overnight.

Meanwhile, Canada has become the latest country to recognise Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC).

Correspondents say there has been a resurgence in fighting in Libya, following weeks of military stalemate.

I'm up on the new front line, west of Misrata, and I've been hearing Nato jets circling and bombing Col Gaddafi's positions in the distance.

On the ground here, the rebels have advanced a little, maybe just over 1.5km in the past few days. They've pushed some containers forward and we're now sheltering behind those containers. There are snipers peering ahead at Col Gaddafi's positions.

There is a Gaddafi artillery piece that has been targeting this area recently, and there's frustration from the rebels that Nato's forces haven't taken that position out.

Although the rebels say they need Nato's support and they're grateful for it, they all agree that they're not getting enough of it. It's very sporadic and it's not enough to allow the rebels to push forward at anything more than a snail's pace.

An Arabic script reads: "There's no place to hide. If you continue to threaten civilians, you will face destruction."

Rebels say they have been told by Nato to hold the line between Misrata and Zlitan in advance of expected bombing runs.

Earlier, rockets damaged generators at an oil refinery near Misrata's port, disrupting fuel supply lines, Reuters news agency reported.

In Tripoli, two loud explosions sent plumes of smoke rising above the city late on Tuesday.

Before that, smoke was seen rising near Col Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya compound, though it was not clear exactly what had been targeted. Nato has frequently pounded the area in and around the sprawling compound.

The military alliance said it had struck targets such as a rocket launcher and an armoured vehicle mounted with anti-aircraft guns east of the capital.

There were reports of clashes in other parts of the country as well.

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