"The rebels certainly have our phone number," an unnamed diplomat told the Times

Rebel forces took advantage of this support, "selecting targets and transmitting their location, using technology provided by individual NATO allies, to NATO's targeting team in Italy," the New York Times reported.

"The rebels certainly have our phone number," an unnamed diplomat told the Times.

Over the past few weeks, the Times reported, NATO's strikes became increasingly sophisticated, "establishing around-the-clock surveillance over the dwindling areas that Libyan military forces still controlled, using armed Predator drones to detect, track and occasionally fire at those forces."

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Key Questions on Libya’s Coming Transition