Why should many countries interfere in Libya s internal affairs?

There are three main reasons for this: first, Libya has abundant strategic resources such as oil and natural gas, and secondly, Gaddafi has a firm anti-American and anti-Western stance and is not at the mercy of the West, so the West regards him as a thorn in the side and a thorn in the flesh. Moreover, Libya's own national defense is weak and has no power to fight back against Western military attacks, which is why Europe and the United States are so arrogant; In short, Europe and the United States intervened in Libya out of their own interests.

Interests are the fundamental factors influencing international behavior, and national interests are the most fundamental motivation for a state's external behavior. Multinational interference in Libya's internal affairs is largely for the benefit of the country.

Libya = China, multinational = eight-nation coalition. Interfering in the internal affairs of other countries = Japanese invasion of China.

For the interests of the country, in order to expand their influence in the international community, in short, the trend of interests.

The civil strife in Libya is an internal affair of the Libyan family, and no one else has the right to interfere. The dog leaders led by the United States still want to be the king and hegemon in the world, and when they are the leaders of the gangsters, those ba'er dogs who run with them will not end well!!

Who has nothing to do idle,,, nosy? That's not a real helper; jiushiyouliketu

Get some oil first, then sell some arms and rob.

The law of the jungle eats the strong, Libya is too weak.

The firefight there ... I can't really do it, even if it's a ** army, most of the military literacy is limited, it's okay to fight out, just listen to the effect, as for what coordinate number is calculated or something... Do you think those people in Libya will be trained to that extent?

Therefore, the tanks there are generally used as fortresses to rush upwards, and any plane can strafe in the air and an army may collapse, so the first thing that Europe and the United States support the opposition to maintain is to establish a no-fly zone.

In fact, a large number of firefights are light firefights, is this, will the Libyan army have plans and plans such as encircling and annihilating flanks and outflanking? I think it's enough to choke, if there is, what if the opposition dog jumps over the wall and causes the **** army to collapse? This is a possibility.

Therefore, their so-called attack on the city is to push flat, feeling that whoever has the most firepower will retreat on the other side, so there will be a fierce tug-of-war. If you think about it, the armed forces composed of civilians like the opposition who have just learned to shoot are fighting with the ** army without aircraft bombing, how strong do you think this ** army is?

To be honest, such a country, an oriental country like China does not need to be big or small, and can send a thousand people to take down their capital without air support on the other side. Otherwise, why are dozens or hundreds of mercenaries in the West arrogant in Africa?