Libya

Western coalition struck Sunday civilian and military areas in Tripoli, said a military official quoted by Libyan Libyan television. Witnesses confirmed to AFP that "an air raid targeted the road from the airport (10 km from the capital), and the area of Ain ​​Zara"14 miles east of downtown Tripoli. According to these witnesses, intensive shelling of DCA were heard in both sectors. They could not say what positions weretargeted. Planes also flew Sirte, Colonel Qaddafi's hometown, on Sunday evening,between Tripoli and Benghazi. An AFP journalist was soon heard two loud explosions20h in the city. The air defense has not come into action in Sirte, Colonel Qaddafi's hometown and next target of the insurgency Libya after two days of rapid progresswestward. They arrived Sunday and resumed Oukaïla Ras Lanuf. The oil terminal wastaken over to the insurgents on March 12 by loyalist forces. The French fighter planeshave also conducted Sunday air strikes against Libyan armored vehicles and "a largeammunition depot in the regions of Misrata Zentena and in western countries,announced in Paris Staff armies. Saturday the strategic cities of Ajdabiya Brega andhave already been taken in eastern Libya, the first major victories since the start of theinternational military intervention against the regime of Gaddafi.