According to Barack Obama, America would supply all the following EXCEPT______.

President Obama has said he does not rule out supplying American weapons to opposition figures in Libya. In a series of television interviews, he says he’s looking at all options in the current crisis. He said that Colonel Gaddafi was greatly weakened. Steve Kingstone reports from Washington.
    Barack Obama was repeatedly pressed on whether he would supply the Libyan rebels with US military hardware. "I’m not ruling it out, but I’m also not ruling it in." he replied, stressing that all options were being examined. The president confirmed that America would supply what he called "non-lethal assistance" to the opposition—humanitarian aid, medical supplies and communications equipments. He said coalition military action had left Colonel Gaddafi on his heels and greatly weakened and added that it was his expectation that the Libyan leader would ultimately step down.
    Earlier, the British Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the coalition forces might allow equipments to be sent to people in Libya to defend themselves.
    He was speaking after an international conference on Libya in London. While as the talks took place in London, forces loyal to Colonel Gaddafi launched a new offensive in eastern Libya, driving out rebels from towns they had recently captured. The BBC’s Ben Brown in the eastern town of Ajdabiya says the rebels have had a very bad day.