"We are ready to implement the UN demands to end the violence in Libya." With these words the French president Nicolas Sarkozy concluded a summit in Paris to decide on roles and rules of armed intervention in Libya after the approval of the UN resolution. The foregone conclusion of the summit is the go-ahead for military operations against troops loyal to Gaddafi.
"We are ready to use every means, including military ones to put an end to violence against the civilian population in Libya," said the tenant of the Elysée, which emphasized the role of French aviation operations: "Our aircraft will prevent all Libyan attacks. Both planes, and tanks against Gaddafi.
"We are ready to use every means, including military ones to put an end to violence against the civilian population in Libya," said the tenant of the Elysée, which emphasized the role of French aviation operations: "Our aircraft will prevent all Libyan attacks. Both planes, and tanks against Gaddafi.
