Who has a brief introduction to the Libyan war?

The Libyan war was an armed conflict in Libya in 20 1 1, which is often referred to as "February 17 revolution" (17? ), the warring parties are the government led by Muammar Gaddafi and the forces opposing Gaddafi.

The initial demonstration began in Benghazi, the second largest city in Libya, and gradually spread to the whole country. The people demand that Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, the revolutionary leader who has been in power for 42 years since 1969, step down and make democratic changes. The forces opposed to Gaddafi set up the National Transitional Council, with the aim of overthrowing Gaddafi's dictatorship and establishing a democratic regime. On February 26th, the UN Security Council adopted the first resolution to freeze Gaddafi's assets and referred the incident to the International Criminal Court. In early March, Gaddafi forces attacked Benghazi, the rebel stronghold in the east. On March 17, the UN Security Council once again passed a resolution authorizing member states to establish a no-fly zone in Libya. In August, the opposition launched an attack in the west and occupied the capital Tripoli. The National Transitional Council has been gradually recognized by the international community and the United Nations. Muammar Gaddafi once escaped capture until he was killed in Sirte on October 20th, 65438/KLOC-0. 101On October 23rd, the National Transitional Council declared the national liberation and the fighting ended.