Very soon the rebels receive weapons from Italy. To fight against forces loyal to Gaddafi. The sources said the National Transitional Council: Vice-President Abdel Hafiz Cnt Ghoga said military representatives of the insurgents were in Italy and have reached a supply agreement with Italian leaders. But the news was denied by the foreign ministry sources, who remember that Italy provides "self-defense" in the Doha agreements within the framework of Resolution 1973, but no material of attack.
In terms of fighting, the Gaddafi regime of the aircraft today bombed four oil deposits in Misurata causing a huge fire. The scheme, according to spokesman said the rebels had used for air assault, in violation of the no-fly zone imposed by NATO, the small aircraft normally used to spray pesticides.
During the night, the aircraft struck four oil deposits Ahmed Qasr, near the port of Misurata, causing a fire that was later extended to four other sites of oil. The spokesman said the insurgents had warned that NATO plans of the scheme before the bombing by the Alliance, but there was no answer.
There were also clashes between rebels and loyalist forces near the border with Tunisia. About thirty of howitzer shells, plus some rockets exploded during the fighting near the border post Dhehiba, Ghzaya in the region, have fallen into Tunisian territory. The bullets ended up in uninhabited areas and caused no damage.
Already in recent days several howitzers were finished in Tunisia, but always without causing damage. 
In terms of fighting, the Gaddafi regime of the aircraft today bombed four oil deposits in Misurata causing a huge fire. The scheme, according to spokesman said the rebels had used for air assault, in violation of the no-fly zone imposed by NATO, the small aircraft normally used to spray pesticides.
During the night, the aircraft struck four oil deposits Ahmed Qasr, near the port of Misurata, causing a fire that was later extended to four other sites of oil. The spokesman said the insurgents had warned that NATO plans of the scheme before the bombing by the Alliance, but there was no answer.
There were also clashes between rebels and loyalist forces near the border with Tunisia. About thirty of howitzer shells, plus some rockets exploded during the fighting near the border post Dhehiba, Ghzaya in the region, have fallen into Tunisian territory. The bullets ended up in uninhabited areas and caused no damage.
Already in recent days several howitzers were finished in Tunisia, but always without causing damage.
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