He said: "At a time when its war, explode the wave of change in the Middle East and North Africa from Tunisia to Cairo, from Sanaa to Tripoli." He added: "A year ago, Gaddafi, a killer on his hands the blood of Americans, one of the oldest dictators in the world," adding: "Today, no longer exists." And on the latest developments in Syria, Obama said: "I have no doubt that the Assad regime will soon discover that there can be resistance to change can not crush the people's dignity."
The American President: "For the first time in nine years there is no longer fighting the U.S. in Iraq, for the first time in two decades is no longer Osama bin Laden is a threat to this country (United States)." He said Obama "the most senior officials in the al-Qaeda had been defeated." He believed that the withdrawal of 50 thousand U.S. troops from Iraq over the past year enabled the U.S. forces from the renewed focus on the priorities and direction, "This critical strikes down"