I know the Libyan Civil War is hardly history at this point but all through it i was wondering how foreign intervention on Gaddafi's side would have changed things.
The PoD i had in mind was the the Algerians, hoping to put a stop the the Arab Spring to protect their own regime step in to help out their old friend Gaddafi. Perhaps around early April when Gaddafi's men were bouncing back from the setbacks from the start of NATO intervention.
My PoD may not be the best, i'm open to suggestions.
I think Algerian forces could go straight to the the Nafusa Mountains, stopping the rebels from taking Wazzin therefore starving them of supplies and maybe allowing loyalists to retake the area.
Also, if this allows the Loyalists to remain in control (not saying it will), how will this effect things? I'm thinking the Arab Spring looses momentum because they see that uprisings don't always work.
Looking forward to your thoughts
The PoD i had in mind was the the Algerians, hoping to put a stop the the Arab Spring to protect their own regime step in to help out their old friend Gaddafi. Perhaps around early April when Gaddafi's men were bouncing back from the setbacks from the start of NATO intervention.
My PoD may not be the best, i'm open to suggestions.
I think Algerian forces could go straight to the the Nafusa Mountains, stopping the rebels from taking Wazzin therefore starving them of supplies and maybe allowing loyalists to retake the area.
Also, if this allows the Loyalists to remain in control (not saying it will), how will this effect things? I'm thinking the Arab Spring looses momentum because they see that uprisings don't always work.
Looking forward to your thoughts