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The night sky over the Mediterranean coast of Libya lit up on Saturday night as operation Odyssey Dawn got into gear.
110 cruise missiles were fired as part of the military response from the USA, Britain and other European nations.
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Air strikes also took place, with the French firing the first missiles around Benghazi in the east.
In Tripoli some people took to the streets amidst heavy anti-aircraft fire
A Pentagon military spokesman gave details of the intentions of the exercise and the intended targets.
He said the initial aim was firstly to impair Gaddafi’s military capability in the east, particularly around Benghazi, with the French playing the major role.
U.S and British missiles had been aimed at destroying Libya’s air capability, by targeting around 20 radar and anti-aircraft sites.
Meanwhile British fighter jets had targeted strategic sites around the capital Tripoli.
The attacks are aimed at enforcing the UN Security Council’s no-fly zone mandate, and are the most significant international military effort since the invasion of Iraq.
US President Obama said the use of force had not been his first choice, and again said he will not send ground forces.
Colonel Gaddafi said the strikes are unjustified, calling the action “colonial aggression”.