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US military aircrafts are seen on the tarmac of a NATO base in Souda, Chania, Crete island awaiting deployment to help inforce the UN-mandated no fly zone over Libya. EPA/BGNES
The US has accepted NATO's request to extend their participation in the military operation in Libya by 48 hours.
The news was reported Monday by the TV channel bTV, citing Pentagon officials.
The Pentagon says in a statement the US count NATO and Europe will be able to topple down the regime of dictator Muamar Gaddafi in Tripoli.
Gaddafi still has control over many parts of Libya despite reports many of his closest circle are defecting and that his envoys are secretly negotiating with western powers.
The Libyan authorities warn of a human disaster if bombings damage the project known as "Artificial River," providing water for the majority of Libyans.
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