An Italian report reveals the role of the French and American intelligence services in overthrowing the mass regime
The Italian think tank El Socidiario published a report entitled “The United States and France, between lies and half-truths, here is who eliminated Gaddafi?” In it, it reviewed NATO’s military operations in Libya in 2011, and the role of French, American, and British intelligence in the assassination of the martyr leader Muammar Gaddafi.
The report confirmed that France played an important role in the assassination of the martyr leader Muammar Gaddafi and the destabilization of Libya, noting that on April 20, 2011, Mustafa Abdel Jalil and his accompanying delegation discussed, in Paris, the plan to invade Tripoli with Nicolas Sarkozy, who promised to send officers. Contact from the Special Forces, which was to be accompanied by a NATO air strike.
It pointed out that Sarkozy claimed that military elements would accompany his French representative, diplomat Antoine Sevan, to Benghazi, in a typical lie, explaining that the French special operations forces were wearing civilian clothes for greater discretion, and their number exceeded forty, and they were active in Benghazi and Misrata, throughout the operation. Harmattan (the term given by France to its military operations in Libya).
The report continued that some members of the French intelligence special teams were responsible for protecting Mustafa Abdel Jalil, adding, “In May 2011, the French special forces in Benghazi and Misrata were supported, in their secret operations, by other secret commandos who came periodically to provide support.” For the rebels.”
It stressed that the American, British and French intelligence services were carefully monitoring every movement in Sirte, as it was the last stronghold of leader Muammar Gaddafi, and were resisting those who wanted to seize power in Tripoli. He continued, “By mid-October 2011, these services were aware of the presence of Gaddafi and his son Mutassim.” In Sirte, American and French special forces deployed secretly and provided support to the rebels to arrest Gaddafi and those with him.
The report indicated that on the afternoon of October 19, 2011, a Pentagon official called one of his correspondents within French intelligence, and informed him that it was impossible to leave the martyred leader Muammar Gaddafi in his stronghold in Sirte, and that his survival was tantamount to an atomic bomb, given the secrets he held. This message was very well received in Paris.
The report stated that on October 19, Al-Mu’tasim advised his father to try to evacuate at night, and this was scheduled to happen at four in the morning, but it took place at eight in the morning, due to the delay caused by transporting the wounded in cars, continuing that it is difficult to say that he swore The North Atlantic was aware of Commander Gaddafi’s presence in the convoy when he launched his air strikes, but the fleet of drones and fighters was waiting.
The report confirmed that since the fall of Tripoli, support for the rebels by the intelligence services has not stopped, and the French special forces have focused their efforts on the rebels in Mount Nafusa, by landing weapons and means of communication by parachute, and the French commando forces have carried out offensive landings to deliver ammunition such as Kalashnikov rifles and shells. RPG-7s and radios, as well as small-group training, proved effective during the takeover of Tripoli
