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AJDABIYA, Libya — Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy suffered a significant defeat as his forces fled the strategic crossroads city of Ajdabiya, leaving behind a charred trail of smoking tanks and rocket systems destroyed by seven days of punishing allied airstrikes. Rebel fighters in gun trucks raced into the nearly deserted city Saturday, firing their weapons into the air and clamoring over tanks in a day-long celebration of horn-honking and flag-waving. Thanks to America! Thanks to France! The thud of airstrikes could be heard south of Ajdabiya on Saturday morning. With each explosion, cheers and celebratory gunfire erupted from rebels and from Ajdabiya residents returning to their homes in the battered city, whose fall to government forces a week and a half ago helped spur the U. Security Council to authorize a no-fly zone and airstrikes to protect civilians. Atif Hasia, a spokesman in the rebel capital, Benghazi, said rebel gun trucks pursued government forces to Port Brega, a key oil city 45 miles southwest of Ajdabiya that the rebels captured, and then lost, early this month. Los Angeles Times journalists a few miles southwest of Ajdabiya saw no sign of resistance as rebel vehicles sped past, hauling heavy machine guns and anti-aircraft systems. Ajdabiya is a gateway to Benghazi and the junction for a desert highway east to the rebel-held port of Tobruk and the Egyptian border. The city controls access to the coastal highway west to oil refineries and terminals, and on to western Libya. In his weekly radio address, President Barack Obama described the Libyan intervention as an emergency response to save lives. Libyan officials said the coalition was moving beyond its U. People will die. Originally Published: March 26, at p. More in News.