Sarkozy promised the Libyan rebels intensify attacks on positions Gaddafi

On Wednesday, Sarkozy received at the Elysee Palace chapter established the Libyan rebels Transitional National Council Mustafa Abdel Jalil. According to the Elysee Palace spokesman, the two sides have not discussed a possible ground operation in Libya. "They asked to step up attacks and enhance humanitarian assistance to populations Misraty. The President replied: "We'll help you" – said the representative of the presidential administration. On Tuesday, France's decision to strengthen air strikes on positions Gadhafi said Prime Minister Francois Fillon. Elysee Palace spokesman also said that France is preparing a humanitarian aid to the population Misraty, but so far nothing has been said about him. "This must be done quickly, within weeks" – he said. Earlier, spokesman for the French Government of Francois Baruan said that France would send in Benghazi a few military specialists to provide assistance to the rebels "to protect the civilian population of Libya." This issue at a meeting of Sarkozy and Abdel Jalil is also not discussed. In mid-February in Libya began mass demonstrations calling for the withdrawal of the ruling the country for more than 40 years, Muammar Gaddafi, who later turned into an armed confrontation between government forces and rebels. International organizations say thousands of victims, the Libyan authorities deny this. 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. Thirty-first of March leadership campaign in Libya completely shifted to the representatives of NATO command. The National Council was established in Benghazi (Libya east), passing under the control of the rebels shortly after the beginning of popular unrest. The Board has declared itself the sole legitimate authority in the country. The legitimacy of the Transitional Council was officially recognized by Italy, France and some other countries.