Propellerhead Record 1.0

New NATO bombing of Libya capital of reach civilian buildings

Ministry of Interior and the office of exchange control were affected

Between Monday night and early morning Tuesday the Libyan capital, Tripoli, suffered further bombing forces Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) that affected at least two government buildings adjacent to residential areas, reported teleSUR envoy to Sudan, Rolando Segura.
"Bodies fire off several fires in buildings (...) at 20H30 (06H30 GMT) of the night heard five loud explosions that shook the Luxos Hotel, which houses the international press, and 01h30 (0h30 GMT) new explosions were heard. "
The correspondent said that one of the bombed building was the headquarters of the Ministry of Interior and other buildings hit was the banking supervisory office, both located in the center of Tripoli.
"The streets are full of civilians who show their indignation and rejection of these bombs that threaten civilian lives," said Segura. "In the early evening, after the first five explosions, Minister Musa Ibrahim said there would be several injured (...) we have seen a building that has been affected on one side and saw other houses where the neighbors are out because burn the whole area of \u200b\u200bthe street and the entrances and doors on the facades of these houses are burning now. " Day
violent
NATO planes also bombed an oil installation on Monday Libyan located in Ras Lanuf, resulting in the leakage of large quantities of fuel.
Besides the attack on oil facility located in eastern Libya, near the city of Benghazi, NATO also attacked some nearby capital's areas. While the bombing occurred, spokesperson of the international rejected a truce offer proposed by the government of Muammar Al Gaddafi. The Libyan executive said Sunday that he would declare a ceasefire as soon as NATO suspended its air offensive in the country.
"Libya is ready to implement an immediate ceasefire is nothing more that NATO suspend bombing," said Prime Minister Baghdadi Mahmoudi envoy of the United Nations Organization (UNO) in Libya, Abdulilah al-Khatib, who visited Tripoli on Sunday to mediate a truce between the government and rebels. *************

teleSUR
Technorati : Baghadadi Mahmudi, Libya, Muammar Al Gaddafi , NATO , Tripoli Powered
by Zoundry