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Tripoli - Libya accused the Government of Qatar provides an anti-tank missiles in the opposition who want to overthrow Gaddafi. Meanwhile, NATO held a meeting to increase the attack on Gaddafi.
"The government of Qatar has sent missiles to the opposition in France Milan Beghazi," said Libyan Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim told AFP on Thursday (04/14/2011).
Kaim accused, there were 20 experts from Qatar are in Benghazi to train approximately 700 opposition forces and elements of the Lebanese group Hezbollah fought with the opposition in eastern Libya.
Both Qatar and France took part in the international coalition that launched a military intervention against the Government of Libya Moammar Gaddafi.
Meanwhile, French and British Governments agreed to increase military pressure on Gaddafi's troops after world leaders meeting in Doha. They promised to give the Libyan opposition in cash and all the equipment necessary to defend themselves.
The diplomatic move comes amid growing discord in the alliance are debating NATO air campaign in Libya which failed to alter the balance of power in Libya.
"The government of Qatar has sent missiles to the opposition in France Milan Beghazi," said Libyan Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim told AFP on Thursday (04/14/2011).
Kaim accused, there were 20 experts from Qatar are in Benghazi to train approximately 700 opposition forces and elements of the Lebanese group Hezbollah fought with the opposition in eastern Libya.
Both Qatar and France took part in the international coalition that launched a military intervention against the Government of Libya Moammar Gaddafi.
Meanwhile, French and British Governments agreed to increase military pressure on Gaddafi's troops after world leaders meeting in Doha. They promised to give the Libyan opposition in cash and all the equipment necessary to defend themselves.
The diplomatic move comes amid growing discord in the alliance are debating NATO air campaign in Libya which failed to alter the balance of power in Libya.
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