Jet Fighter Qatar, Joined The Military Action In Libya

Jet fighter Qatar Emiri Air Force Dassault Mirage 2000-5

Tripoli - Planes Qatar for the first time to join the western coalition military intervention as a combat mission in Libya. The pressure on Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi has continued to grow with the merger of Arab and African countries in a military attack.
 
Qatar fighter jets that fly in Libya to attack the first time with French fighter jets to implement no-fly zone. Qatar is the first non-Western countries that participated in military operations in Libya. Thus quoted from the Associated Press on Saturday (26/03/2011).
 
Military operations against Gaddafi remained led by the UnitedStates (U.S.), although NATO prepares to take over the responsibility of command or supervision of military operations inthe next few days.
 
NATO appointed Lieutenant-General Charles Bouchard, who is from Canada, to lead NATO in military operations in Libya. NATO's decision is expected to complete what will be the joint command to oversee military action in countries such Africancontinent.
 
On Friday, March 25, delegates from 28 NATO members agreed to implement the no-fly zone in Libya. NATO hopes before next Monday, March 29 to begin the implementation of these decisions, and work together with naval patrols in the Mediterranean to conduct an arms embargo on Gaddafi's troops.
 
Further approval of the implementation of the NATO no-fly zone is expected to be available on Sunday, March 27 tomorrow. Afterthat, NATO will take over responsibility for the attack on Gaddafi'smilitary to protect civilians.
 
NATO officials who declined to be named, said the agency hopesto carry out both operations simultaneously in a few days. This is to avoid the existence of two of NATO's command to fly zones, and the U.S.to air attack .