Naval bases
were reported hit on the outskirts of the capital while
radar installations at two air defence bases near Benghazi
were struck.
But while the allied campaign continues there is division
over who should command future operations. Italy’s
bases are being used by participating nations but Prime
Minister Silvio Berlusconi is calling for NATO to take
charge otherwise he will restrict their use.
But
NATO’s involvement is not what France wants. With
the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle now in position
in the Mediterranean its military says things are going
well as they are.
The Arab League estimated that the operations under the
control of Paris, London and Washington are not limited
under the resolution of UN.
Germany
did not vote for this resolution. Italy estimates that
it is not UN which must make the decisions, and wishes
that NATO take the command of the operations in Libya.
This situation could benefit for the Forces of Colonel
Khadafy, indeed, if the European countries do not find
a solution concerning the management of these operations.
