British Foreign Secretary visit to Benghazi Libya the rebels

British Foreign Secretary William Hague arrived in Benghazi in eastern Libya, against the opposition leader Muammar Gaddafi who is fighting force.

Hague's visit came after British Prime Minister David Cameron said three weeks ago, the National Transition Council (NTC) is the "legitimate Libya and the United Kingdom's political interlocutors key partners there. "

Cameron has pledged to provide support packages to the NTC, including the formal invitation of the Council to set up offices in London, to strengthen the British presence in Benghazi, and the millions of pounds worth of equipment the police in Benghazi.

The Hague, Benghazi has received EU foreign and security policy Ashton, Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Chomsky and senior U.S. diplomat.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Cameron and the Russian delegation will also visit the headquarters of the opposition.

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