Col Gaddafi's Forces Adopt Tactics Of Mass Terror -- The Telegraph
Col Gaddafi's forces have adopted tactics of mass terror to force the Libyan opposition into submission, senior British military sources have revealed.
His forces are going to extreme lengths to attack civilians after their conventional army with its tanks and artillery has suffered substantial losses from Nato air attacks with a third being destroyed.
The RAF and Royal Navy alone have destroyed at least 250 tanks and artillery and Nato air attacks have destroyed a third of Libya's armour.
Defence sources have disclosed that while Gaddafi was unlikely to use any outlawed chemical weapons he could resort to making lethal concoctions from industrial substances.
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