2011 military intervention in Libya
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| Part of the Libyan Civil War | |||||||
 The no-fly zone over Libya as well as bases and warships which were involved in the intervention |
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States enforcing UNSC Resolution 1973:
 United Arab Emirates
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Opération Harmattan  VAdm. Rinaldo Veri
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 1 airman killed in traffic accident in Italy 1 USN MQ-8 shot down 3 Dutch Naval Aviators captured (later released) 1 Royal Netherlands Navy Lynx captured 1 USAF F-15E crashed (Mechanical failure) 1 UAEAF F-16 damaged upon landing |
 Unknown number of soldiers killed or wounded (NATO claim) |
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| 72 civilians killed 40 civilians killed in Tripoli (Vatican claim) |
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| The US military claimed it had no knowledge of civilian casualties. | |||||||
States enforcing UNSC Resolution 1973:
Opération Harmattan
Nicolas Sarkozy Alain Juppé Adm. Édouard Guillaud
Operation Ellamy David Cameron Dr Liam Fox Gen. David Richards
Operation Mobile
Stephen Harper Peter MacKay Lt. Gen. André Deschamps
Operation Odyssey Dawn Barack H. Obama Hillary R. Clinton Robert Gates Gen. Carter Ham Silvio Berlusconi Ignazio La Russa Gen. Claudio Graziano
Operation Unified Protector
Anders Fogh Rasmussen Adm. James G. Stavridis LtGen. Charles Bouchard LtGen. Ralph Jodice
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