Defense U.S. and Britain: the assassination of Gaddafi is not included in the plans of coalition

"We can not always do everything. We must understand that there are limits to what can make our country "- said Fox, when asked about the reasons for non-interference in the coalition in Syria. The last two months in Syria held mass rallies, which began in mid-March after being arrested in the border with Jordan town Dera'a groups of students who have written on the walls of anti-government slogans. People took to the streets demanding the release of adolescents. Later unrest spread to other parts of the country, particularly in the city of Latakia, Baniyas, Homs, Hama and some suburbs of Damascus. According to human rights defenders, with the clashes of protesters with law enforcement officers killed at least 400 people. Fox stressed that the international community must choose a strategy for action as appropriate in any given case, rather than approach all events with a single yardstick. The Minister also noted that in recent days, the coalition succeeded in Libya, with some success. In turn, the head of the Pentagon confirmed that in order to protect the Libyan people against violence from the regime of Gaddafi, the coalition does not consider himself Libyan dictator of its target. In mid-February in Libya began mass demonstrations calling for the withdrawal of the ruling the country for more than 40 years, Gadhafi, who later turned into an armed confrontation between government forces and rebels. Soon after the beginning of unrest rioters organized in the north-eastern city of Benghazi in the National Council, which declared itself the sole legitimate authority in the country. UN Security Council March 17 adopted a resolution calling for the introduction of no-fly zone over Libya and opens the possibility of foreign military intervention in the situation in this North African country. Start March 19 operation by coalition forces involved, in particular, Britain, France, USA, Canada, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Norway. Leadership campaign in Libya on March 31 passed to the representatives of NATO command.