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fluid, with large parts of the town changing sides. [46] During the night, British fighter jets launched air-strikes on Gaddafi force's tanks and armored vehicles. [8] By 25 March, the western and central part of the city were controlled by the loyalists while the eastern part was controlled by the rebels. [47] Early in the morning, the opposition council relayed a message to Gaddafi's forces in the city through local tribal leaders. They called upon the loyalists to lay down their weapons and surrender. However, government troops refused the offer of surrender and the rebels were starting to mass on the edge of the city for an offensive to attack Ajdabiya. During the afternoon, four rebel multiple rocket launchers, that were brought to the frontline, started firing on loyalist positions. Government artillery responded to the attack. [48] Just before evening, the rebel offensive on the Gaddafi controlled areas of the city was called off after forward rebel units were repelled by loyalist armored units at the gates of the town further continuing the stalemate. [49] During the night, some rebel units were still managing to get into the city through the corridor established the previous evening [50] and British aircraft destroyed seven loyalist tanks in and around the city. [51] By this point, the city was divided between the loyalist-held western side and the rebel-held eastern side. On 26 March, rebel fighters in Ajdabiya claimed to be in control of the city, a claim confirmed by Al Jazeera reporters on the ground. [52] Libya's Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim said government forces pulled out of Ajdabiya after another night of coalition strikes, Reuters reports. He accused Western forces of directly aiding the rebels. [53] Rebels then headed to Marsa Brega and managed to capture the city. 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