Di Mattia Paolinelli
Qualcuno potrà forse pensare che il titolo sia un'esagerazione, perché come non si può essere a conoscenza di qualunque minima notizia sulla situazione in Libia data la copertura di giornali e telegiornali specie in Italia, primo partner commerciale del paese nordafricano?
Eppure qualcosa c’è. Facciamo un esempio: quanti di voi sanno che ben undici militari non libici sarebbero stati catturati dall’inizio della Rivoluzione e sarebbero tenuti tutt’ora in ostaggio dalle forze di Gheddafi? E ancora, because these days there is a general-face of those who gave hope for him now the dictator: On what grounds relied on military power of the "Colonel"? Who provided no later than one year and a half ago an entire supply of arms to the latest generation of Libyan soldiers? Perhaps they deserve an in-depth information, what do you think?
Hostages: Three Dutch soldiers were captured two weeks ago by the forces remained loyal to Colonel Qaddafi at the port of Sirte, Libya. The three soldiers were airlifted on Libyan soil from a Lynx helicopter left from Dutch warship HMS Tromp and were trying to rescue two "citizens" whose identity is still unknown. The news was confirmed by the Dutch Defense Ministry spokesman, Otto Beeksma said he would like the three soldiers were captured on Feb. 27 after being surrounded by Libyan forces.
Not only the Netherlands pays the price for a rescue operation is not successful. According to the Sunday Times it would now be a prisoner of the Libyans also a unit of British special forces, those SAS (Special Air Service ) became famous in 1980 as a result of conduct against Arab separatists holed up in the embassy of Iran in London .
would even eight British soldiers prisoners in Libya that the second-ever head-English were involved in a secret mission to bring together British diplomats with the leaders of the rebel forces. But so much on the news of the eight prisoners as on that of the secret mission, the Ministry of Defence decided not to speak. Without denying nor confirming, only perhaps slightly embarrassed silence.
In Italy luckily no embarrassment, just one wonders constantly what will become of our sources of energy supply. Berlusconi has done good or bad to gamble by betting on Putin's Russia and Libya "Colonel"? For goodness sake, who knows what questions to which sacrosanct would respond Enrico Mattei. But Matthew is no longer with us and even if the fate of the oil (remember the fate of the Libyans, though) is one of the news that deserves more emphasis, can not be the only one. It 's strange fact that few people have asked what are the forces on which can count the Rais in his confrontation with the rebel troops.
Before the Revolution in place, the Libyan military force amounted to more than 100,000 soldiers, more than 2000 tanks and 374 aircraft in addition to a relatively small surface fleet and two submarines. But numbers are not always sufficient to provide an accurate or true potential of an army.
Much has been said-and rightly-as of Aviation is the exclusive prerogative of forces "regular", but it is also true that the battles Quarter for the neighborhood and house by house "to be conducted with the infantry. E 'was shown to have the transmission Annozero a week ago on what equipment they can count the rebels were massed in a warehouse old weapons obsolete. Rusty, dirty and rather dated. But what were the military training. That deposit may therefore also serve to give us an idea of \u200b\u200bthe weapons supplied to the "regular"? That 's what a good example dell'armamentario with which we fight for and against the Revolution? The difference would then be available in all of aviation?
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So we believe if there was a small notation to do about it and that seems to be incredibly passing information to most Italian. The notation in question is precisely the weapons supplied to Saddam's ground troops, weapons that were obtained by an Italian firm as "Pietro Beretta arms factory." According to the site "Disarmo.org" , which is the official website of controls: Italian Network for Disarmament, the Beretta was in fact sold to the Libyan troops at the end of 2009 something like 11,000 weapons including pistols and rifles for a return of 7,936,900 Euro. The load weapons would be leaving from the port of La Spezia-and-would reach Tripoli via Malta. L'affaire (in every sense) is told about Libyan Disarmo.org in every detail, and then I refer you there. For the moment, is all.
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