The Killing of Al-qaeda Leader, Osama Bin Laden Must be a Warning to Colonel Muammar Gaddafi

British military chief of staff, General David Richards said that the killing of al-Qaida leader, Osama bin Ladin should be a warning to Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper quoted Richards as saying: “The killing of al-Qaeda leader must have a psychological impact on the Libyan dictator and others.”

The warning came in a meeting with British military chief of staff of British officials who revealed that aerial bombing attack in weeks by NATO aircraft against Gaddafi has eliminated about three-quarters of its military forces.

Although NATO refused to target Gaddafi personally, British Defense Secretary, William Fox, said last month: Coalition press two times against Gaddafi. “

This paper shows that although Britain and France, which called for air strikes on Libya last month, but the rebels have not achieved significant progress in fighting forces on land Gaddafi

British officials insisted, that time is not pro Gaddhafi, adding that the diplomatic and military pressure against Gaddafi has begun to bear fruit.

Military Analysis estimates that armed conflict with Colonel Gaddafi, Gaddafi’s regime to deploy around fifty thousand troops, half of them recruited just do not support Gaddafi, and only 12 thousand professional soldiers who became the hope Gaddafi. British officials estimate that the remaining ground forces Gaddafi is 30%. (Fq / islamtoday)