The world news report on Libya: Western forces act for the second time

After hitting some government buildings and Libyan military convoy, Western forces attacked Muammar Gadhafi’s troopers on the second time through a series of air strikes.

These military actions has stopped the advanced of Muammar Gadhafi’s forces towards Benghazi.

The Western forces has managed to shut down Libyan air defense weaponry so that their air forces can fly freely patrolling the skies of Libya.

These actions must be taken by Western military forces as the reaction to Muammar Gadhafi’s refusal to international calls regarding the no-fly zone resolution. Here is the world news report on Libya.

The world news report on Libya: A fighter jet hit Libyan army convoy

A fighter jet hit Libyan army convoy. A tank was damaged and burnt as the result of the airstrikes. The opposition forces spotted to climb up to a damaged tank.

The airstrikes over Libyan army were under U.N Security Council resolution as Muammar Gadhafi refused the international call regarding no-fly zone over Libya. Gadhafi’s whereabouts remained unknown. Here is the world news report on Libya.

The world news report on Libya: Libyan government claimed 48 civilians were killed by the airstrikes

As Muammar Gadhafi defied U.N Security Council calls to end the attack on opposition forces, Western has activated their military forces to push Muammar Gadhafi’s troops to cease fire and end attacks on civilians.

However, according to U.S officials their military action is not merely targeting the leader. He insisted that the bombing wasn't going beyond mandates in the United Nations Security Council resolution.

There are 48 people killed, including women, children and clerics in those allied attacks, the Libyan government claimed. However, according to a member of Libyan opposition, those bodies of people killed were collected by Gadhafi government from fighting in the past week. They displayed those bodies just to show they were killed by coalition airstrikes.

The world news report on Libya: four-story building of Libyan leader in Tripoli has been damaged.

As military forces action moved in, the Libyan forces and property suffered some heavy damaged. Cruise missiles from Western forces has hit Muammar Gaddafi’s compound. The four story building of the Libyan leader has been severely damaged as Nic Robertson from CNN reported.

Up to now, the existence of Muammar Gaddafi remained unknown. Here is the world news report on Libya latest news.

World news report on Libya: Western forces strike Libya

Libyan coast has been hit from air and sea by Western forces as Muammar Gaddafi refused to follow the U.N Security Councils decision regarding the no-fly zone over the air of Libya.

The use of military forces strike is intended to push Muammar Gaddafi’s troops to cease fire and end attacks on civilians.

World news report on Libya: Muammar Gaddafi defying world demands regarding no-fly zone

Even though U.N Security Council has determined a no-fly zone over Libya’s air, Muammar Gaddafi still pushed into Benghazi this Saturday.

Muammar Gaddafi is defying world’s demands through U.N Security Council regarding cease fire. Muammar Gaddafi choose to force rebels to retreat.

World news report on Libya: the impact of the resolution

As the UN implied the no-fly zone over Libya, Gadhafi criticized Benghazi people as traitors, as the rebel seeking for help from other countries. U.S Ambassador, Susan Rice, commented about United States’ position regarding no-fly zone in Libya: “The United States stands with the Libyan people in support of their universal rights.”

The U.N resolution condemns “gross and systematic violation of human rights, including arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, torture and summary executions.” The enforcement includes an arms embargo against Libya and also to freeze some certain assets. Hillary Clinton who’s act as US Secretary of State saying that the United States would not act without the resolution.

World news report on Libya latest news: no opposing votes on U.N voting over Libya

U.N Security Council impose to protect civilians through a non-fly decision. The resolution has been approved with 10 votes. The United States gave their vote as well as The United Kingdom.

There are actually 15 members in the U.N Security Council. However Brazil, Germany, India, Russia and China were abstained. No opposing votes was raised.

One of U.N member stated on Thursday about “take all necessary measures to protect civilians and civilian populated areas under threat of attack in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, including Benghazi while excluding a foreign occupation force.”

With the no-fly zone, Libya is prohibited to use any air forces to enter some certain zones in Libya.

World news report on Libya latest news: U.N. Approval regarding no-fly zone in Libya

On Thursday evening, the U.N. Security Council has voted regarding a no-fly zone and all necessary measures. The U.N. Security Council impose to protect civilians, as forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi closed in towards the rebel stronghold.

Libya latest news quoted Ahmed El-Gallal, who is a senior opposition coordinator of rebellion said: “We’re hoping and praying that the United Nations will come up with a very firm and very fast resolution and they will enforce it immediately.” As reported on world news report on Libya

To the opposition leaders, the act of U.N Security Council regarding a no-fly zone were necessary, as it would provide them any chance of thwarting Gadhafi’s imminent assault on Benghazi.

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