THE SECOND PHASE OF NATO'S ATTACK AGAINST LIBYA.

Libyan citizens have not been shaken by the extensive media coverages of what became known as the second phase of NATO'S all out attack against Libya using military helicopters after the extension of the current war in Libya for yet another three months. All the aircraft carriers and the battle ships of both the NATO and the European Union Allied Defense Forces that have been mounted for further strikes and loaded with helicopters, long and short range missiles have been commanded and directed to head for the Mediterranean sea and the Atlantic ocean. The helicopters have been specifically used in the second phase of NATO'S attack against Libya for a close range attacks. The helicopters have been expected to fly at lower altitude and target intended targets at much closer range than the fighter jets guided airstrikes that have proven less effective in the removal of President Muamar Gaddhafi from power, inspite of the over three thousand and five hundred airstrikes missions that have so far been flown and directed on the intended targets inside Libya.