Sources: NATO
Senior NATO leaders including the President of France Nicolas Sarkozy fly to Libya to meet with Mustafa Abdul Jalil, the leader of the National Transitional Council, and other leaders. 2011-09-15
(NATO claims to have destroyed three television distribution facilities in an airstrike on Tripoli, Libya. 2011-07-30
The National Assembly of France votes to approve continued participation in NATO operations in Libya. 2011-07-12
2011 Libyan civil war: NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen defends the group's presence in Libya during a meeting of the NATO-Russia Council in Sochi, claiming that its mission is in "strict conformity" with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1973. 2011-07-4
According to "The Daily Telegraph", the Sudanese army invades Libya, taking control of the southeastern town of Al-Kufra. 2011-07-2
2011 Libyan civil war: Libyan officials say NATO airstrikes on Tripoli kill 15 civilians, including children; this is the second claimed collateral damage incident in two days, with NATO blaming a "weapons failure" for the first attack. 2011-06-20
NATO air raids have killed more than 700 civilians and wounded more than 4,000 others across Libya since March, according to reports. 2011-05-31
NATO launches fresh air strikes hours after the talks conclude. 2011-05-31
At least 45 people are wounded, with others missing, following a strike by warplanes on Muammar Gaddafi's Tripoli compound as NATO conducted the raid. 2011-04-25