NATO wants to complete a military operation in Libya

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The military operation in Libya as a whole has been completed and NATO may decide to close it as early as next week. This was announced on Saturday by the head of the African Command of the US Armed Forces, General Carter Ham.

According to him, at a meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels, scheduled for the end of the coming week, the American military leaders will present their assessments of the situation in Libya. And it is possible that the Allies will decide that it is time to stop the mission despite the fact that Muammar Gaddafi has not yet been caught, and his supporters continue to hold two cities - Sirte and Bani Walid.

“The fact that he is still somewhere hiding in the country’s territory is rather important only for the Libyans themselves,” the general noted, recalling that the United States and its NATO allies repeatedly stressed that the mission’s goal is to protect the Libyan people. and not an end to Gaddafi.

As Carter Ham pointed out, when deciding whether to wind up a military operation, NATO will take into account whether the Transitional National Council (PNC) of Libya exercises "proper control" over population centers. According to the general, the PNS is currently "very close" to solving this problem, ITAR-TASS reports.

At the same time, he noted that even if the alliance agrees to complete the mission, reconnaissance aircraft and drones over Libya. "We don't want everything to stop literally the next day," Ham said. However, air strikes are likely to stop, the general stressed.
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  1. +5
    2 October 2011 14: 09
    They "want" to leave, but remain. They are afraid that the democracy imposed by the bombs will not last long. But they are not accustomed to leaving ruins behind. They have now almost achieved their goal. They cut off Russia and imposed themselves. But there is no end in sight. It is still not entirely clear how everything will eventually turn out.

    They "want" to leave, but remain. They are afraid that the democracy imposed by the bombs will not last long. But they are not accustomed to leaving ruins behind. They have now almost achieved their goal. They cut off Russia - they imposed themselves. But there is no end in sight. It is not entirely clear how everything will ultimately turn out.
  2. +4
    2 October 2011 14: 40
    Aha, how did it go wrong - immediately wash away! "Protecting Libyans", ha! They organized a rout throughout the country, dismissed banditry - in a word, they defended democracy! And while everything was out of control. In general, shit and wash off.
    It may also be that all this is a PR move. The troops will withdraw, and the emissaries will remain and will steer pro-American. In a civil war, this will not be easy.
  3. Sergh
    +4
    2 October 2011 16: 09
    We want, we don’t want ..., it seems that they put it before the fact of uncertainty. The version is such that something, somewhere else, is brewing. Here I feel, somewhere in a hurry. Of course, Iran, Pakistan will be a little hot, and it’s scary, they will ruin people and equipment, they will give houses a dule, but they can spread skis to Syria.
    1. +5
      2 October 2011 16: 47
      Yes, apparently the turn is coming for the next military operation, maybe the truth is that a world war is flaring up?
      1. Motherland
        +2
        2 October 2011 18: 09
        There will be no war as such, just local conflicts and such coming to "democracy"
  4. SVD
    SVD
    0
    2 October 2011 23: 04
    Quote:

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    whether the National Transitional Council (NTC) of Libya exercises "proper control" over the centers of population. According to the general, the PNS is currently "very close" to solving this problem, ITAR-TASS reports.
    ...


    In plain language, this means: "We, the Pendos, will pump oil from your land, and you Libyans, look, sit still!"
  5. Hel
    0
    3 October 2011 00: 05
    It's called "You can fuck whatever you want, and we wash our hands ... with oil"

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