NATO forces carried out last night a series of attacks against Tripoli, including the area where is located the residence of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, as well as cities and Zliten Misrata, according to some testimonies collected on Tuesday the Western press.
An eyewitness quoted by AFP saw a thick column of smoke rising after an air strike on the area found the headquarters of the Libyan national television and news agency Jana.
Another witness said in an interview with Reuters five explosions near Bab al Aziziyah, Gaddafi residential complex which was the subject of several previous attacks, including last May 1 that killed the younger son and three grandchildren of Libyan leader.
NATO ships engaged in international operation Saver unitedly against Gadhafi's regime attacked yesterday some "military and civilian targets" in Misrata and Zliten, west of the country, according to Libyan Libyan television . The bombing caused many injuries as well as causing damage to several buildings.
The International Committee of the Red Cross, meanwhile, reported that a humanitarian cargo ship docked in the port yesterday Misrata, for the first time in the last five days. It is unknown if the possible NATO attack to some degree his arrival in the city that is surrounded by gadafistas forces since March.
An AFP reporter reported that the bombing of Misrata allowed the rebels venture about 15 miles west of the city and start installing barricades in the area. The same agency reported that the insurgents are approaching Zliten, which is situated 40 km from Tripoli. Old Condor
RIA Novosti (SIC)
RIA Novosti (SIC)
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