New Strategies Proven Powerful Libyan Army

Air attack coalition troops the UN Security Council, making Muammar Gaddafi in the Libyan troops were forced to change their strategy. This new strategy was proved successful repulse the rebels and drove them from most important cities in the country. Rape case in LIBYA, must READ!

As reported by the Associated Press pages, Gaddafi army overwhelmed the coalition air forces bombard them since two weeks ago. Fighter jet coalition led by the United States combat troops are often targeted device Gaddafi, and various combat vehicles.



According to a U.S. intelligence report that refused to be named, now Gaddafi's troops to leave all the heavy equipment, such as tanks and other armored vehicles, and replace them with ordinary vehicles. Among those used were a sedan and SUV, equipped with weapons in it.

This strategy to outwit the attention of coalition air forces, so as not to attack. In addition to the disguise, this tactic is also useful to cut the cost of logistics soldier, said members of U.S. intelligence.

Because of this new tactic, troops successfully repulsed Gaddafi rebel forces up to 160 km in just two days. Previously, the army said rebels had driven from their homes in the town of Sirte Gaddafi. Gaddafi also forces overran the town of Ras Lanouf back on Wednesday.

Army Gaddafi was reported by human rights body Human Rights Watch also laid land mines at various points in the city of Ajdabiya.

Without the help of coalition and NATO troops, rebel forces defeated the forces Gaddafi. one rebel leader, Abdullah Hadi, asking NATO to intervene.

"I ask only one NATO aircraft to repel them. What we need now is protection from the air. They should help us," said Hadi.

Meanwhile, the option of arming rebel army by coalition forces still continue to roll. U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, said that the U.S. believes that arming the rebels is a legal act on the present situation. However, there has been no decision to do so.

"No decisions have been made regarding arming opposition groups in Libya. We do not reject that option, nor approve it," said White House spokesman Jay Carney

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