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A report that 11 planes were stolen or missing days after Libya's Tripoli International Airport was overtaken by Islamist militias is unfounded, a State Department official told Washington lawmakers Wednesday while defending U.S. policy in the war-torn country.
After eleven civilian airliners were hijacked during the fighting, "5+5" member states reportedly decided to add an element to their scheduled joint military exercise. This time, simulations will include intercepting civilian or military aircraft piloted by terrorists. The air forces of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritania, Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and Malta will participate in the upcoming exercise, in co-ordination with US naval forces stationed in the Mediterranean and Italy, Anatolia news agency reported on Monday, (August 18th).
originally posted by: Swills
www.usatoday.com... apparently Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritania, Spain, France, Portugal, Italy, Malta, & the US Navy believe it to be true because they all added it last minute as a scenario to their military exercise in preparation.
allafrica.com...
After eleven civilian airliners were hijacked during the fighting, "5+5" member states reportedly decided to add an element to their scheduled joint military exercise. This time, simulations will include intercepting civilian or military aircraft piloted by terrorists. The air forces of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritania, Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and Malta will participate in the upcoming exercise, in co-ordination with US naval forces stationed in the Mediterranean and Italy, Anatolia news agency reported on Monday, (August 18th).
I heard from a source that spoke with the airline company and they said the story wasn't true. I never bought the story in the first place
originally posted by: KissMyWookiee
Other countries have alerts out for the planes that "aren't missing" -
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: KissMyWookiee
Other countries have alerts out for the planes that "aren't missing" -
Care to show us these "alerts" from government sources - which countries have these "alerts" out?
allafrica.com...
After eleven civilian airliners were hijacked during the fighting, "5+5" member states reportedly decided to add an element to their scheduled joint military exercise. This time, simulations will include intercepting civilian or military aircraft piloted by terrorists. The air forces of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Mauritania, Spain, France, Portugal, Italy and Malta will participate in the upcoming exercise, in co-ordination with US naval forces stationed in the Mediterranean and Italy, Anatolia news agency reported on Monday, (August 18th).
originally posted by: KissMyWookiee
Didn't you read Swills' post?