RELATED:Gaddafi tells Greece Libya wants fighting to endGaddafi forces bomb west Libya town to root out rebels"Both sides have a rigid stance," a Turkish Foreign Ministry official said. "One side, the opposition, is insisting that Gaddafi should go. The other side is saying Gaddafi should stay. So there is no breakthrough yet."After his meeting with Davutoglu late Monday, Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Abdelati Obeidi went to Malta, having already visited Athens on a mission to put his government's case.An air strike destroyed two government military vehicles on Tuesday in the east Libyan oil town of Brega, where rebels have clashed with Gaddafi's forces for five days, rebel fighters said."An air strike hit two of the enemies' vehicles," said a rebel army officer in military uniform who gave his name as Colonel Abu Mohammed told Reuters.The remains of the two trucks mounted with heavy machine guns smouldered near the entrance to the eastern residential area of New Brega, their burning tyres giving off a cloud of acrid smoke.Trucks drove towards the centre of Brega hauling multiple rocket launchers and heavy machine guns.
Turkey: 'No breakthrough yet' for Libya truce
Talks to broker ceasfire in civil war stuck on whether Gaddafi should stay or go; allied air strike hit's Gaddafi forces in Brega.
RELATED:Gaddafi tells Greece Libya wants fighting to endGaddafi forces bomb west Libya town to root out rebels"Both sides have a rigid stance," a Turkish Foreign Ministry official said. "One side, the opposition, is insisting that Gaddafi should go. The other side is saying Gaddafi should stay. So there is no breakthrough yet."After his meeting with Davutoglu late Monday, Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister Abdelati Obeidi went to Malta, having already visited Athens on a mission to put his government's case.An air strike destroyed two government military vehicles on Tuesday in the east Libyan oil town of Brega, where rebels have clashed with Gaddafi's forces for five days, rebel fighters said."An air strike hit two of the enemies' vehicles," said a rebel army officer in military uniform who gave his name as Colonel Abu Mohammed told Reuters.The remains of the two trucks mounted with heavy machine guns smouldered near the entrance to the eastern residential area of New Brega, their burning tyres giving off a cloud of acrid smoke.Trucks drove towards the centre of Brega hauling multiple rocket launchers and heavy machine guns.