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
The National Assembly of France votes to approve continued participation in NATO operations in Libya. 2011-07-12
According to "The Daily Telegraph", the Sudanese army invades Libya, taking control of the southeastern town of Al-Kufra. 2011-07-2
The UK Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs William Hague announces that Britain would supply body armour, police uniforms and communications equipment to Libyan National Transitional Council police forces. [http:--www.mercurynews.com-news-ci_18383338?nclick_check=1 (AP via "San Jose Mercury News")]date=August 2019 2011-06-30
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 forces find a small boat loaded with explosives outside the Libyan port of Misrata, with forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi believed to be responsible. 2011-05-16
French jet destroys a Libyan plane that breached the no-fly zone. 2011-03-24
NATO decides to increase surveillance flights over Libya to a 24-7 basis. 2011-03-7