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Military strikes on Libya keep going

Military strikes on Libya keep going
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British military have taken part in a second night of bomb attacks towards Libya.

Tomahawk missiles were shot coming from a Uk submarine inside a Mediterranean sea for the second point in time. RAF Tornados flew a bombing pursuit on the 1st night.

The UK, is a component of an international association, as well as US and France, attempting to guard civilians, right from violence, from Col Gaddafi’s forces.

The Libyan army, stated, it had ordered a ceasefire, across the complete region, right from 9PM regional time (7 PM GMT).

Col Muammar Gaddafi’s administration had instructed, to stop of any sorrt of fire on Friday, which has been broken, only after several hours, forcing the coalition’s first attacks on Saturday night and into the early hrs of Sunday.

A Downing Street representative reported the US government, had been checking the attacks closely, following Libya’s latest ceasefire announcement.

On Sunday evening, the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has launched missiles, which have been shot coming from a British submarine, as a second co-ordinated strike towards Libyan air defence facilities

French jets started the second day of missions on Sunday, however their jets decided not to open fire, as they met absolutely no opposing force.

Some 124 missiles have been fired from the US and UK, and hit 20 of 22 targets, producing “numerous degrees of damages”, the United States armed forces said on Sunday