A helicopter which crashed killing 30 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, shot down after Taliban lay a trap to lure U.S. troops into the area, said an Afghan government official Monday. "It could be argued that the helicopter was shot down due to a trap made by a Taliban commander," said the official, who spoke on condition his identity known.
The official said the commander of U.S. forces was captivated by the scene said they found a meeting place of the Taliban there. The official said that President Hamid Karzai has backed the U.S. government "think this is a counter-attack for the killing of Osama bin Laden."
The Taliban did not make such statements when they claimed responsibility for the attack. Citing intelligence data "collected from the area," they blame the officials Qari Tahir, a Taliban commander, for masterminding the attack. He accused the four Pakistani nationals to help Tahir attack.
He said that intelligence also showed that the Chinook helicopter was forced down by a few shots including the "modern weapons" without giving further details. The helicopter was attacked from both sides of the valley, the only path that connects Syad Abad district of Wardak province dominated the Taliban in which attacks also occurred on Friday evening, the official said.
"The Taliban knew which lines would take the helicopter," he added. "That's the only way, so they took up positions on both sides of the mountains and valleys darim at the helicopter approached, they attacked with rockets and other modern weapons. The plane crashed due to a lot of shots," he said.
The Associated Press in its exclusive report writing, more than 20 members of the Navy SEAL unit killed Osama bin Laden was among those missing in helicopter crash in Afghanistan.
Operators of SEAL Team Six crew were flown by 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Information was obtained from one former AP U.S. officials. Both spoke on condition of anonymity because the family was being notified about the loss of their loved ones.
Earlier, news agencies reported a military helicopter crashed in eastern Afghanistan, killing 31 U.S. soldiers and seven special operations forces personnel Afghanistan. An American official said the possibility of the helicopter was shot down, in the deadliest single incident for U.S. forces in the war for a decade.
The Taliban claimed that they dropped the helicopter with rocket fire. It said wreckage was scattered at the scene.
NATO confirmed last night the accident occurred and that it "is the result of enemy activity in that area." But they refused to release details of the victims.
"We're in the process of accessing the facts," said U.S. Air Force Captain Justin Brockhoff, a spokesman for NATO.
President Barack Obama has expressed grief over the death of U.S. troops was the best. He calls the accident serves as a reminder of the "extraordinary sacrifices" made by the U.S. military and their families. He said Americans grieve for the "citizens of Afghanistan who was killed along with our troops."
A TV footage showed the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi open sports car driving in Tripoli at the same time NATO fighter jets bombarded the town again.
On the screen, looked the colonel wearing a green hat, sunglasses, and black jacket. His hand punched up and waving at the camera. Similarly, as quoted by Reuters on Thursday (14/04/2011).
Meanwhile, NATO aircraft launched an attack back to Tripoli. Libyan television reported casualties in the attack.
Reuters correspondent heard 4 times the explosion and saw smoke billowing from the south of the city. A photographer said he saw a unit of fighter jets streaking across the sky Tripoli before heard a huge explosion.
Thursday morning, NATO aircraft fired on the Libyan forces from the central city of Tripoli.
Do not clear how long the air attack on Libya would continue waged. But the UK will continue to perform the mission until Muammar Gaddafi of Libya was toppled from power.
It was announced by UK Foreign Secretary William Hague at a meeting in Doha, Qatar which was attended by members of the Libyan Contact Group, which consists of Europe, the United States and Middle East allies.
It is said Hague, Gaddafi will continue to be a threat sellama he remained in Libya. The ceasefire is not enough.
"It will end at some stage with Gaddafi's departure, with the political process in Libya, which is a more inclusive process," Hague said as quoted by British newspaper, The Telegraph, on Thursday (04/14/2011).
In the midst of NATO air strikes which continued to fought in the Libya, the battle between pro-Gaddafi's troops and the rebels continue to occur. Even many civilian casualties were reported killed during those air strikes.
Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi on Saturday visited the school in the capital city of Libya, Tripoli, as reported by official news agency, Jana.
Jana reported that the school is located in an area called Zanata "where borders have been violated by the aircraft owned by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
A number of world superpower like the United States, France and Britain began launching attacks from air and sea since the March 19 order against Gaddafi's troops after the Security Council of the United Nations set a resolution to impose a ban on flying over the area of Libya and approved the "efforts as necessary" in protect civilians Libya.
Libya's state television channel broadcast images Gaddafi in schools where students chanted slogans against the West and brings a number of photos Gaddafi.
A senior U.S. general said on Thursday, the Libyan rebels could not have launched an assault on Tripoli and the overthrow of President Muammar Gaddafi.
When asked at the Senate hearing about the opportunities the opposition can attack Tripoli and replace Kadhafi, Gen. Carter Ham, commander of U.S. Africa Command, said, "Sir, I rate it as a possibility is very small."
His comments underscored growing concern in Washington and some European capitals that the conflict in the Libyan move toward an impasse, where Kadhafi remains strong control of Tripoli and the rebels who made a mess can not change the situation, even with the help of air strikes NATO leaders, according to AFP reported.
Gen. Carter Ham, who led the first phase of international air raid on Libya, said the bomb attacks have reduced the ability of the Libyan regime to attack civilians - except in the besieged town of Misrata.
Air strikes launched on March 18, "significantly reduce" the ability of the regime "against civilians, except in Misrata," the general said.
The rebels tried to defend Misrata, Libya is now the third city besieged government forces who have better weapons.
Ham said, Gaddafi has moved tanks and troops into parts of the city and make the air attack more difficult to do because it could endanger the civilian population.
U.S. military fighter jets pulled this week from air operations to obtain the mandate of the UN and NATO took over command of the operation, designed to protect civilians from attack government forces.
A number of Western leaders urged Gaddafi, who reigned for more than four decades, resigned amid deadly insurgency against his government. However, he rejected this appeal.
Libya is now battered by international forces in accordance with the UN mandate which was passed on last Thursday (17 / 3).
UN Security Council passed Resolution 1973 when violence reportedly continues in Libya with reports of air strikes by troops Muammar Gaddafi, who angered the West.
For a while almost all parts of the north African country was out of control Kadhafi after a popular uprising erupted in the port city of Benghazi in mid-February. However, Kadhafi troops now said to have successfully mastered more of these areas.
Hundreds of people were killed in a brutal crackdown by government forces and thousands of foreigners hurried out of Libya in the first week of the rebellion.
Gaddafi (68) is a leader in the Arab world's longest and has been in power for four decades. Gaddafi insisted he will stay in power despite the opposition of many parties.
Pro-democracy activists in several Arab countries, including Libya, inspired by the uprising in Tunisia and Egypt who managed to overthrow the government which has ruled for decades.
Israeli air strike killed a Hamas commander and two bodyguards in their vehicle in southern Gaza Strip, Saturday (04/09/2011), Palestinian medical sources said.
Israel has not issued a comment regarding the attack. Some 17 Palestinians have been killed in retaliatory action since a rocket fired from the Hamas-controlled territory school truck hit Israel on Thursday (7 / 4), and make a teenager suffered serious injuries.
In total 35 people in the Gaza Strip Palestinians have been killed since the outbreak of the latest round of bloodshed March 20. Dozens of rockets and mortar bombs were fired by Palestinian militants into the Jewish state.
One Israeli missile was fired before dawn Saturday with a target vehicle occupants including a local commander of Hamas in Rafah, near the border with Egypt and two bodyguards, said some medical staff. The three men were killed instantly.
Israel has declared Tel Aviv wants to "give Hamas a lesson" because of the attack, said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Friday, "had crossed the boundary line." Netanyahu added, "Anyone who tries to attack and kill the children, live person is threatened."
Israeli air strikes also killed nine Palestinian fighters and civilians, on Friday, including a 11-year-old boy and one adult whose bodies have been destroyed in a small cemetery in the densely populated city in the east of Gaza City.
An Israeli military spokesman said the attack had been directed to Palestinians who fire rockets into Israel, and more than 50 rockets were fired into Israel on Friday. Israeli media reported destroyed one house and a soldier was slightly injured country due to mortar and rocket fire.
A number of rockets fired from the Gaza Strip on Friday intercepted by Israeli anti-missile system "Iron Dome", which was prepared earlier this week for the first time.
Among the victims were killed in the Gaza Strip on Friday were Palestinian fighters, while an elderly Palestinian man and two women were killed when their house in Khan Yunis was hit by a rocket. Three women were injured, hospital sources said.
The Israeli army expressed "civilians not involved seems to have been injured" in an attack on Friday.
The White House rejected the request Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi is conveyed through a letter to the President of the United States, Barack Obama on Wednesday (04/06/2011). White House spokesman in Washington DC said, not the first time Qaddafi sent a letter. However, no mention of what the contents of the letter Qaddafi.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claimed that Qaddafi appreciates the letter. However, he asserted, Qaddafi troops should lay down their arms and Qaddafi must remove power. China is one country that supports the government Qaddafi and Libya condemned the attack on the West.
In the latest development in Libya, Qaddafi seemed glad stronghold, while the opposition mourning after the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) made a second mistake by bombing the wrong target. NATO on Thursday not to attack troops Qaddafi, but the opposition. The attack is one that killed five people and injured 16 people from the opposition. Operational pickup truck and crushed opposition. The incident adds a battered opposition grief and topsy-turvy result of loyalist attacks Qaddafi.
On 1 April, NATO is also wrong targets in the oil city of Brega, by targeting the opposition's defense and killed 13 people. Misdirected bomb last place in Ajdabiya, not far from Brega.
Slams NATO Opposition is upset because slow attacking NATO troops Qaddafi. Opposition again disappointed and angry. Their weapons are old and ancient diminishing due to the NATO attacks.
"Down, down NATO," shouted a fighter opposition as tens of vehicles raced out of the Ajdabiya heading east toward Benghazi.
Thousands of panicked residents also left the Ajdabiya. Outstanding issues that Qaddafi loyalists attacked the city would blow following the opposition by the NATO attacks.
Ayman Abdul-Karim, one of the opposition commander, said NATO air strike hit a convoy of tanks and bus passengers oppositionists who are moving into Brega.
Doctors Hospital Ajdabiya, Othman al-Faidory, said, five people were killed and 16 people wounded. An other opposition leaders said, there are still many victims are left at the scene because another opponent to escape. Ajdabiya health facilities in hospitals is very limited. Some victims had to be treated in the hospital hallways.
Discontent and even hatred against NATO widespread among the opposition. Tuesday night, the opposition commander, Abdel Fatah Younis, assess NATO failed to protect civilians. Apart from slow to act, NATO bureaucratic in decision-making attacks on loyalists.
Some NATO officials explained, Qaddafi has been mixed troops in civilian areas. This was done to obscure and frustrate NATO attacks. If the loyalists had been united with the citizens, the alliance is difficult to attack him.
Abdul-Karim said the vehicle is actually opposition has been marked with yellow as requested by NATO. However, there is still opposition forces are using tanks and other vehicles seized from Libyan troops. From the air, the convoy they will look like loyalists.
The White House did not dismiss the existence of the letter sent by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to the President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama. What about the U.S. reaction to the request of the Gaddafi on Obama?
Indeed, the White House by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did not mention the contents of the letter Gaddafi along 3 page. However, a leaked Gaddafi said Obama's request to stop the attacks that led NATO to Libya.
Regardless of Gaddafi's call, Hillary insisted that the colonel behind a ceasefire, withdraw its troops, and soon fled into exile.
"In connection with your letter (Gaddafi) meant, I think that Mr. Gaddafi know what to do," Clinton said in a joint press conference Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini was quoted as saying Reuters on Thursday (07/04/2011).
"It should be a ceasefire, troops must be withdrawn from the cities where they have done violence. Need a decision about his departure from power ... he's gone from Libya," said Hillary.
"The sooner that happens, the bloodshed will end soon, and the condition will get better for everybody," he said.
Clinton also defended the actions of NATO forces conducting air strikes to enforce the no-fly zones and to protect civilians from attacks by troops Gaddafi.
Previously, Gaddafi sent a letter to Obama. He asked Obama to stop what is judged as unjust war between his forces against NATO. Obama is considered a person who has the courage to do that.
In the letter, Gaddafi also called Obama as 'our children' and pray for re-election in the upcoming U.S. elections in 2012.
Nablus - Israeli forces raided a village near Nablus, West Bank on Thursday, April 7 in the morning local time. In this operation, they arrested around 100 Palestinian women. The arrest was conducted in the Israeli operation to hunt down the perpetrators of the murder of an Israeli family last month.
Hundreds of Israeli soldiers entered the village of Awarta on Thursday morning and immediately apply at night. After that, Israeli forces began arresting the women.
This was conveyed by the local council head, Tayis Awwad told AFP news agency on Thursday (04/07/2011). He said Israeli troops were searching house to house. Palestinian security sources confirmed the incident.
The Israeli military has often perform search operation in the village during the past four weeks. Dozens of villagers had been detained following the murder of a family who lived in the nearest settlement, Itamar months ago.
But according to Awwad, this is the first time Israeli forces arrested the women since the assassination of Israeli families of Israel on 11 March. Since the murder, Israeli forces launched a massive operation to find the perpetrators who killed a married couple and their three children, one of whom was a baby. Five of them were killed while sleeping in their room.
Following the murder, Israeli forces moved into Awarta and implement a curfew for five days in a row and do a search from house to house to find the perpetrators.
War in Libya drain fund of 4 million U.S. dollars, or USD 34.7 billion a day for the United States Air Force. However, that number will decrease with the withdrawal of U.S. fighter jets from the operation.
"Until Tuesday morning, maybe we have spent 75 million dollars (USD 652.1 billion) to fund military operations so far," said U.S. Air Force Secretary, Michael Dony, Tuesday (05/04/2011). "And our best estimate is at number 4 million dollars per day," he said.
Speaking to reporters in Washington, Donley said, that value may change due to U.S. participation in military assault operations are now gone. However, Donley can not say the exact number of cost reductions resulting from the withdrawal of U.S. combat aircraft.
About 50 aircraft, including fighter jets and ground attack aircraft, were deployed for air strikes against Libya for a few days. While the Air Force supporters to donate 39 aircraft refueling, reconnaissance, and a number of other tasks, according to Donley.
He said the aircraft type attacker would return to their headquarters in Europe and remain alert when the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to ask for help from Washington in their military operations, carried out since 19 March.
U.S. air strike lightning ended on Monday at 2200 GMT, when NATO took over the mission of air strikes that, under the mandate of the United Nations to enforce the no-fly area and protect civilians from the threat of force Libyan regime.
Total overall cost of U.S. military operations are estimated to number 500 million U.S. dollars on March 28.
For relief efforts in Japan after the earthquake and tsunami that hit the country, the Air Force spent about 40 million U.S. dollars for the evacuation of U.S. citizens 5000-6000 and approximately 8-9 million dollars for humanitarian support, including providing food supplies, said Donley.
Forces pro-democracy fighters continue to fire the cannon, cannon to the position of Colonel Moammar Gaddafi's troops, in an attempt to drive out troops from the City of Brega, Libya east. On the road between Ajdabiya and Brega, the sound of gunfire continued to sound, Friday (1 / 4) evening local time. So far not clear, whether the pro-democracy fighters will take over the City of Brega.
There are a number of marks, while pro-democracy fighters began to apply military tactics. One is the position spread in the desert to intercept Gaddafi troops. Forces pro-democracy fighters are also keeping a distance from civilians, which has come to see them fight. This attitude is creating problems for them, especially on security issues logistics.
Friday night, anti-military group that Gaddafi has been leading to Brega, the city is important for Libyan oil industry. The pro-democracy fighters managed to get into Brega, Friday morning yesterday. But supporting the troops repulsed immediately Gaddafi.
Attacks against Libya began criticized major powers. China is a permanent Security Council members (DK) first UN against attack. Previously, Russia and some EU countries including Germany as a UNSC non-permanent members are also opposed.
At first countries that supported the UN resolution on no-fly zone. But after developing the air assault troops with the US-led coalition and NATO, many major countries oppose. Russia through its Foreign Minister Lavrov Sargei ask the coalition to stop the attack on Libya.
The Russian government also reminded NATO because it can be dragged on the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. "As we predict NATO will be dragged deeper," said the Russian envoy to NATO Dmitry Rogozin was quoted as saying by Interfax news agency.
Prime Minister (PM), Russia Vladimir Putin to assess the resolution of the Security Council of the United Nations (UN) is incomplete and flawed because allowing all actions against Libya.
Unfortunately, the Indonesian government has yet to have a clear stance. As a result, thousands of followers of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) and the Board of Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) held a demonstration condemning the military action led coalition and its allies against Libya, at the Monas, Central Jakarta.
MCC and NU accuse western countries that joined in the coalition riding a Security Council resolution (DK) United Nations (UN) to attack the oil-rich country.
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NU through general chairman Said Aqil Siradj coalition condemned the action. According to him, the United States who had been taught democracy, showed anti-democratic attitude through these barbaric attacks.
He also argues, should Indonesia could appear to be a mediator in solving these problems together with member countries of OIC (Organization of Islamic Conference) and the Non-Aligned countries. "Will there be any result or not, it will let me," he said. "So far the U.S. has always taught democracy. We think the attack on Libya was contrary to the principles of democracy, "he said on the sidelines of the Plenary meeting in Pondok Pesantren NU Krapyak, Yogyakarta, Sunday.
Politicians MCC Hidayat Nur Wahid added, "What happened in Libya, a foreign intervention. They rode the UN Security Council resolutions to protect civilians but, in fact victims of civil society. "
Current situation in Libya, the fighting between opposition and loyalists Gaddafi continue smoldering. The rebels control Ajdabiya, a strategic town from the east of the country. Opposition forces are also grateful to the coalition attacks so they can master the region.
AFP reported at least there were 21 bodies lying in the street Gaddafi loyalists toward Ajdabiya. The city is a city controlled by the opposition since the first UN attack March 19
President Barack Obama, according to AFP, said the international mission has been saving lives of innocent people from the cruelty of Qaddafi.
ROME - Italy will propose to the German plan together for Libya on a ceasefire, humanitarian restrictions and seclusion for the Libyan leader Muamar Gaddafi, said Foreign Minister Franco Frattini.
Frattini in an interview published daily "La Repubblica" on Sunday said that Rome would try to make Berlin approve the plan and present it in a meeting in London to establish high-level group of regulators to Libya.
"We have a plan and we'll find out whether the plan can be translated into Italian-German proposal, possibly in a joint document, which we will submit on Tuesday," he said.
He said the joint document that included a cease-fire, supervised the United Nations and the "fixed limit of humanity" to allow aid in, Frattini noted that Turkey had taken action to achieve it.
Italy will require strong commitment by the Arab League and African Union to engage in dialogue with the opposition Libya, he said. Arab countries will attend the meeting on Tuesday. Frattini said Italy "does not think" letting Gaddafi solutions in power and added that the African Union seeks to persuade the Libyan leader had stopped and even members of Gaddafi's government is also seeking the same thing.
Ambassadors in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will meet on Sunday to discuss plans to expand the alliance's mandate to establish a full command of military operations, including attacking targets on land.
NATO officials say, when all 28 NATO member countries agreed to expand the role of the alliance, NATO will provide "political control over operational decisions. " However, they said NATO "consider" guidelines, issued by the agency in London.
Saif al-Islam figure who is also the second son of Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, has been a revered figure of the West because it always acts to help or as a bridge for his country. But this time, he has deleted all these figures with weapons by showing off the video. Of course it makes the West furious. The man who is now 39-year-old accidentally been recorded in a video while carrying a weapon while berucapa to his fighters, "You all will get support and weaponry. Everything will be fine. "
The clip reportedly made earlier this month. Saif appeared wearing a dark bomber jacket and speaking to an enthusiastic group of men. He stands on a truck and urged the audience to fight till the death.
At the beginning of the Libyan people began to rebel, Saif appeared in a television broadcast and threaten people who want to overthrow his father that there will be bloodshed. He even warned the international community so as not to interfere.
Support Saif for his father, also seen in an interview with foreign journalists last weekend. He tried to make the atmosphere light by making jokes funny. "Everything is quiet. If you hear the sound of fireworks, do not deem it a shot, "said Saif.
The world community is still puzzled to get a solution in dealing with Libya. Arab League agreed on the imposition of no-fly zone in Libya, Moammar Qaddafi to prevent use warplanes to attack the opposition. But the Arab League strongly denied foreign military intervention in Libya.
As released by Reuters on Thursday (3 / 3), Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa said, to reach a decision, the Arab League should first coordinate with the African Union, including the matter of imposition of ban on fly zone in Libya.
Application of fly zones considered wiser than military intervention. The Arab League has suspended the membership of Libya under Qaddafi's regime in protest at the attack on the masses who are still fighting to overthrow Qaddafi.
Moussa said the Arab League's stance was reaffirmed when the West were arguing about an emergency plan to deal with the crisis in Libya. A number of opposition figures in Libya has asked the West to do an air strike.
However, Qaddafi warned the West not to intervene militarily. "If that happens, the world will witness the bloodbath," the threat of Qaddafi.
China refused The Chinese government on Thursday asked the international community to respect the territorial integrity of Libya. China said it was because of the Security Council (BOC), the UN has begun to think about the possibility of attacks against Libya and the planned military action the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
"We must respect the sovereignty of Libya," a spokesman for Chinese Foreign Ministry, Jiang Yu, in Beijing.
China and Russia became a major barrier to international attacks by the UN Security Council mandate. Two of the country including the core members of the UN Security Council.
The U.S. government under President Barack Obama wants to prevent the mistakes his predecessor, George W. Bush, who invaded Iraq without a full mandate from the UN Security Council. In front of the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton's Foreign Minister warned that U.S. intervention would be "things that will be debated."
're After mistakes Some U.S. allies in NATO are also reminded that the idea of imposing no-fly zone over Libya considered a mature space. In fact, the Germans warned the West not to meddle too much in Arabic.
In addition to the UN Security Council, the NATO is also no agreement. "There is no unanimity in NATO about the use of force," said U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
However, NATO Secretary General Anders Rasmussen said, NATO remains a wise action plan in the face of all the possibilities.
So far, international pressure is still limited to freezing of Libyan assets abroad. Another pressure is the threat to prosecute past crimes Qaddafi and family.
Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Luis Moreno-Ocampo, on Thursday in The Hague, said the ICC would investigate human rights violations in Libya. This is one way to open the way to the arrest of Qaddafi.
Apart from the various scenarios, the West has sent several warships closer to Libya. U.S. to deploy three warships.
Thursday Canada also deployed warships, HMCS Charlottetown, from the port of Halifax, Canada East, to join the U.S. fleet in the Mediterranean. The ship was carrying 225 soldiers and Sea King helicopters perched on the deck of the ship.
French warship carrying helicopters, Mistral, also has led to offshore Libya.
Meanwhile, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez claimed to have talked with Qaddafi. He spoke of an effort to defuse the crisis in Libya. "Chavez is ready to emerge as pelerai antarkubu the fighting in Libya," said Venezuelan Information Minister Andres Izarra via Twitter, on Wednesday.
Chavez has a good relationship with Qaddafi. He has invited its allies in and outside Latin America to discuss the formation of block pelerai-called Committee for Peace-Libya to mediate conflict. No mention is exactly what will be done Chavez. West also did not move about Chavez's intentions.
Attack coalition forces led by the United States (U.S.) back to Libya will worsen the relationship between Islam and the West. It is not possible terrorist action will bring up the attack Western interests in various countries.
"I hope to attack coalition forces were not excessive and refrain from doing so if the attack will worsen again over the relationship between Islam and the West," said Chairman of the Indonesian Ulema Council KH Ma'ruf Amin in Jakarta, Saturday (26 / 3).
He said the actions of coalition forces to bring such that excessive civilian casualties and damage to various community facilities and infrastructure such as schools. "This action will lead to excessive anger Muslims worldwide," said Ma'ruf.
Ma'ruf recognize actions of coalition forces are now redundant because it must immediately dihentika. "They (coalition forces), it should provide protection to people against Muammar Gaddafi's Libya," he said.
However, continued Ma'ruf instead of military action to destroy a variety of facilities and infrastructures Libyans. In fact, the innocent civilian victims died from the attack.
Previously, the Libyan government spokesman Ibrahim Mousa stated civilians killed by coalition forces has reached 100 people. However, the West has denied the Libyan government's official announcement.
London - British war planes had destroyed five armored vehicles in an air strike against Libya Muamar Gaddafi's troops in the city of Ajdabiya and Misrata, where rebels fight the regime of Gaddafi. Libya's defense ministry reported on Saturday (26 / 3).
British Tornado jets fired a missile on Friday, the army in Ajdabiya pro-Gaddafi, who recaptured the rebel forces, Saturday. Britain was also pounding the Misrata, who became a fierce battle.
Maj. Gen. John Lorimer, a spokesman for Chief of Defence Staff, said the Tornado GR4 aircraft to take part in "a coordinated attack with missiles against military units Colonel Gaddafi's Libya. "
"Tornado aircraft that has launched a number of guided Brimstone missiles, destroying three armored vehicles in Misrata and four armored vehicles left in Ajdabiya," said Lorimer.
He described the Brimstone missile as high-precision weapons, low damage guarantee, which is expected to move Goal and demanding.
US-led coalition, Britain and France embarked on an air strike last week to implement UN resolutions that allow all the ways to make fly zones and protect civilians from Gaddafi's troops.
Brussels - Turkey offers one of five submarines and warships for the NATO mission off the coast of Libya to implement UN arms embargo against the regime of Moammar Qaddafi.
NATO has accepted an offer from six countries as many as 16 ships to prevent weapons reaching the hands of troops Moammar Qaddafi, said General of Canada Pierre St-Amand, during a press conference in Brussels, Belgium.
Turkey agreed to donate one submarine, four warships and one auxiliary ship, said St-Amand detailing.
Ankara criticizes Western attack against the regime of Moammar Qaddafi and submit objections NATO took part in the implementation of no-fly zone, but the country support the implementation of arms embargoes.
Donations to an arms embargo, including a command and control ship from Italy, 10 warships (four from Turkey and one each from Canada, Spain, Britain, Greece, Italy and the United States).
Italy, Spain and Turkey each filed one submarine, while Rome and Ankara also contributed one ship each maid.
NATO will also use maritime surveillance aircraft and radar observations of jumbo jets to keep the ocean. The operation will end in NATO naval base in Naples, Italy.
NATO has the intelligence data suggesting Gaddafi's regime continues to find a way to bring weapons into the country, even by sea.
"There is enough in our intelligence data to know that the arms embargo is an important aspect to hold ekanan on the regime."
Khost - Military operations of Western troops under the command of the United States in Afghanistan since 2011 for the umpteenth time dining among the civilian death toll. A boy was killed by gunfire directed at militants in eastern Afghanistan on Wednesday (03/23/2011).
Jeremy Morlock, United States soldiers was 22 years old, seemed grinning beside the corpse of Mudin Gul, son of Afghan farmers, who had just massacred him along with his friends. This happened on January 15, 2010 but only now revealed
Coalition forces opened fire from the air into the car carrying a group of militants in the province of Khost, eastern Afghanistan, but the attack on another vehicle, killing the boy.
Statement was issued Khost police chief, Abdul Hakim Esahaqaai. According to him, two other civilians were also wounded in the incident.
"Coalition forces killed two enemy and wounding two others. But when they opened fire, a civilian car coming from opposite direction is also affected by the attack. One child was killed and two others injured," he said.
Mubarez Zadran, Khost provincial government spokesman, confirmed the incident but declined to give further detailed explanation.
While International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), NATO-led states are still investigating the claim.
"We conduct offensive operations to target a guerrilla leader in the province of Khost. We know there are civilian casualties and we are still investigating," the army said in a statement.
Civilian deaths in military operations is a very sensitive issue in Afghanistan as coalition troops preparing to hand over security responsibilities to Afghan forces by 2014.
That last event occurred after the nine children who are looking for firewood have been killed in Nato air strike near the border with Pakistan earlier this month.
Problem of civilian deaths has eroded popular support for the government of President Hamid Karzai's Western-backed.
Karzai rejected the apology commander of foreign troops from the United States, General David Petraeus for the deaths of nine children in air strikes in Kunar province, eastern Afghanistan, it is.
A total of 711 foreign soldiers have been killed in the war in Afghanistan over the past year. Afghan Interior Ministry announced that 2043 civilians were killed during 2010 alone.
