Libya: Where do Nato countries stand?

Nato positions in detail
Country	Military involvement	Diplomatic position
Source: Nato, news agencies, BBC Analysis and Research
France	Yes, conducting air strikes and sending military advisors to assist the rebels	Wants bombing campaign to intensify and has urged other countries to commit more aircraft. Insists Col Gaddafi must step down
UK	Yes, conducting air strikes and sending military advisors to assist the rebels	As above
US	Yes, has conducted air strikes	Insists Col Gaddafi must step down. Providing 'non-lethal' supplies to the rebels
Canada	Yes, conducting air strikes	Backs the mission, and reports claim the country is considering sending more planes
Belgium	Yes, conducting air strikes	Backs the mission but has expressed opposition to arming the rebels
Norway	Yes, conducting air strikes	Rejects claim Nato not doing enough. Wants the focus to shift to finding a political solution
Denmark	Yes, conducting air strikes	Has expressed opposition to arming rebels
Italy	Yes, involved in reconnaissance missions and sending military advisors to assist the rebels	Supports the no-fly zone but says it will not order its aircraft in Libya to open fire
Spain	Yes, involved in reconnaissance missions only	Supports the no-fly zone, but rejects involvement in ground attacks
Netherlands	Yes, involved in reconnaissance missions only	Another supporter of the no-fly zone, but the country says it will not change its military commitments unless a new UN resolution is approved
Albania	Yes, recently opened ports and airports for Nato use	"Fully supports" current operations
Bulgaria	Yes, has a Navy frigate involved	It says humanitarian intervention and working towards a ceasefire are the priorities
Greece	Yes, jets, a vessel and military bases in use	Stresses the need for political solution of the crisis
Romania	Yes, one vessel involved	Happy to support Nato's lead. Believes Col Gaddafi should relinquish power
Croatia	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Czech Republic	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Estonia	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Hungary	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Iceland	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Latvia	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Lithuania	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Luxembourg	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Poland	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Portugal	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Slovakia	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Slovenia	None	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution
Germany	None	Abstained from voting on the UN resolution, but says it supports the aims of the mission. Rejects offensive action
Turkey	Yes, navy ships and a submarine involved	Supports mission to protect civilians as defined by UN resolution. Rejects offensive action