Libya leader, in Khartoum, thanks Sudan for weapons (Reuters)

Reuters - Sudanese weapons and ammunition sent through Egypt helped Libya's former rebels oust Muammar Gaddafi and take control of the North African country, the head of Libya's interim ruling council said on Friday.

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