240 fighters and 3 aircraft carriers, 11 minutes to solve the battle, this war the United States showed its fangs

Before the Gulf War, the United States demonstrated suffocating air and naval supremacy in air strikes on Libya. This air raid war attracted global attention and shocked the world. Libya is a major oil country, with the largest oil production in Africa, and oil fields close to the coast, easy to transport. The United States has long coveted Libya's strategic position and established Wheelers Air Base in Libya. However, the Gaddafi government's nationalization campaign harmed U.S. interests in Libya, leading to a sharp deterioration in relations between the two countries. In response to the Libyan threat, the United States launched airstrikes against Libya.

During the air strike, the United States dispatched 240 fighters and 3 aircraft carriers, and it took only 11 minutes to solve the battle. The targets of the air strikes were mainly the Azizia military camp, the Murat Sidi Bilal maritime training camp, the Tripoli military airport, the Benghazi military camp and the Benina airport. These targets were important military bases in Libya, and the airstrikes caused significant damage.

The airstrike, known as the "Golden Canyon," was shockingly fast. American fighters managed to hit all targets in less than an hour and successfully returned home. The duration of the air raid set a record in combat history. The entire air campaign demonstrated the military and technological superiority of the United States.

After the airstrikes, the Libyan government strongly protested and condemned the U.S. actions. However, the U.S. airstrike was widely recognized internationally as a legitimate response to the Libyan threat.

This air strike war shook the world and demonstrated the military strength and determination of the United States as a superpower. The airstrikes also underscored the strained diplomatic relations between Libya and the United States. The war generated extensive discussion and debate, with many holding differing views on the U.S. operation. In any case, this air strike is an important historical event for the world and an opportunity for the United States to demonstrate its strength and authority.