Świetne-filmy.com

Muammar Gaddafi may be dead but people from Sirte, the deposed leader's hometown, say they are paying the price of the revolution. The town was under siege for more than a month and some residents are questioning the motives of the National Transition Council that attacked Sirte. Homes have been looted and burned, and many believe the NTC fighters took revenge on the town as recompense for damage done by Gaddafi to the cities of Benghazi and Misrata. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports from Sirte.

africanews aljazeera al jazeera Hoda Abdel-Hamid Muammar Gaddafi Libya Sirte Benghazi Misrata

Nearly three months after the death of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, tensions remain high in his hometown of Sirte. Angry residents say attacks by rebel fighters and NATO have left them homeless and poor, with some saying life was better under Gaddafi. Al Jazeera's Imran Khan reports from Sirte.

africanews Libya Muammar Gaddafi Sirte NATO rebels aljazeera Al Jazeera Imran Khan

Fighters loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, who now control just one small area of Sirte, are making their final stand in the toppled Libyan leader's hometown. It is thought there are about 2000 fighters left there. They have been pushed back as the frontline has moved in recent days, but they are still offering strong resistance, and National Transitional Council [NTC] forces had to draw back slightly on Thursday because of heavy shelling. The NTC fighters have been suffering casualties, and with each one the anger and resentment deepens. Most of that is directed at the foreign fighters. Anyone black is considered to be one of Gaddafi's hated mercenaries. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley reports from Sirte.

africanews sirte muammar gadafi ntc al jazeera tony birtley

17. September 2011 (Sirte, Libya): A good video showing real facts.The libyans and libyan army is loyal to Muammar Gaddafi. "I want to send a message to all the world. Is this for freedom? Is this civilian protection? Today is Saturday, 17th, September 2010. We are attacked by NATO rebels and NATO. We are attacked by all sides of the city. This is fire and smoke coming up from the hotel. It was attacked by NATO and beside the hotel is a school and by the other smoke is and another smoke.... all of this smoke... all of these homes are being attacked by the bombs of the rebels from 20 km to 30 km away because they can not go inside the city because there is a hero defense about us and about (Gaddafi) his family. Where is the United Nation? Where is the security council? Where is the Human Rights Watch? As you see at that side there is a hospital. You can imagine the injurys that smoke is doing to the kids and all the patients in that hospital behind the smoke. You can see our cities sky is being black and you can hear all the bombing from the rebels. They are attacking our cities. I want to say we have a hero, a man, to defend us and we will never give up and we will never take this flag down! We will fight with every child, woman, and man. It will be to defend this man and his life and his freedom. You dont see this on CNN or BBC. You dont see all the children and babies and all of the city. The city has 20000 people in the city. You can imagine how many kids cry now, how <b>...</b>

libya sirte man film NATO bombing message

For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been captured alive, after two months on the run. The country's new authorities claim the ousted leader's been taken in his hometown of Sirte, reportedly overrun by government forces. It's been the last major stronghold of Gaddafi's supporters for the past two months. Reporters in Sirte have so far been unable to confirm Gaddafi's capture, or even that the town has fallen to interim forces. Libya's current ruling body, the National Transitional Council, had said they would declare Libya liberated, once Sirte falls.

RT Gaddafi wounded captured Gaddafi killed Sirte Gadhafi killed captured Muammar Gaddafi moammar gadhafi Kadhafi Qaddafi dead NTC Gaddafi death Libyan rebels Gaddafi Libya National Transitional Council NATO raw video footage first video Gaddafi first photo Gadhafi first photo Каддафи убит пойман захвачен Ливия Сирт фотография

Libya: visit to Sirte Libyen: Besuch in Sirte Libia: la visita a Sirte Libia: visita a Sirte Libye: visite à Syrte Libya: heimsókn til Sirte Ливия: посещение Сирт 利比亞：訪問到蘇爾特リビア：シルテに訪問लीबिया: Sirte के लिए जाएँ ليبيا : زيارة إلى مدينة سرت CHANNEL: www.youtube.com WebSite: www.my-metropolis.eu

libyen sirte libya khamis gaddafi speech army al Quaeda benghazi kedhafi zlitan zintan tripoli tripolis misurata nato usa europe großbritannien war crimes rebel rebellen aggression aufruhr aufstand saif al-islam protest خطاب القذافي زليتن ليبيا طرابلس youtube sabha bani walid green force

Loyalists of toppled Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi have been holding out in Sirte, the last city to be fully liberated. Sirte benefitted greatly from Libya's wealth, but the hometown of Gaddafi now symbolises the divide in the country. Heavy shelling and gun battle have ravaged the city. And residents have borne the brunt of the conflict, helplessly witnessing their city having been looted and burned down. The new rulers may win this war but it has to be seen whether they will be able to win the hearts and minds of the people here. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley reports from Sirte.

africanews sirte gaddafi ntc libya al jazeera tony birtley

Forces of Libya's interim government have managed to take control of Sabamiyah, a neighbourhood in Sirte which used to be populated by supporters of Muammar Gaddafi. But elsewhere in the city, Gaddafi loyalists are putting up stiff resistance. Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr reports from Sirte.

africanews aljazeera jazeera sirte libya zeina khodr muammar gaddafi

If you want to re-upload can you please disallow embeding, thank you. It is a fair bit of work - and an honour to do it. Updates for other areas - on there way. Donations: www.paypal.com

Libya Sirte

Revolutionary fighters battled block by block on Saturday as snipers rained fire from rooftops in fierce street fighting in Moammar Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte, the most important remaining bastion of support for the fugitive leader. (8 October 2011)

LBY-SIRTE-20111008ISR

Government troops in Sirte celebrate amidst news that former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has died. Report by Anna Drury. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

gaddafi dead gaddafi captured gaddafi muammar muammar gaddafi sirte ntc national transitional council

As the battle for Libyan leader Muammer Qaddafi's hometown, Sirte rages on, families crammed themselves into cars as they fled the city on Sunday, reporting a humanitarian situation nearing a tipping point. The ongoing battle for Sirte, between anti-Qaddafi fighters and backed by NATO air strikes, has trapped people inside the town of about 100000 through several fierce assaults over two weeks. The chairman of the ruling National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, said his forces had called a two-day truce to allow civilians to leave. Hundreds of people, many of them women and children and the elderly, took advantage of a lull in fighting to make their way out of the city. Cars waited in line as they were searched by NTC fighters to make sure they were not carrying arms or suspected pro-Gaddafi forces. Meanwhile, aid workers from the International Committee of the Red Cross brought medical supplies to Sirte as fears grew that a humanitarian disaster was unfolding there. ICRC medical staff said, "We hope that we will be able to go in as quickly as possible again because we really need to and we want to assist civilians inside Sirte and this hospital - the medical personnel and the war wounded. This is our role, this is our mandate and we want to take the opportunity to remind all the parties to the conflict to allow safe access for medical personnel and spare as much as possible civilian lives." Speaker: ICRC medical staff By: Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya With Agencies

Sirte Abandoned City Libyan Muammer Qaddafi NATO battle NTC army military forces Red Cross ICRC War Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya English.

Asiel spoke to many people in Sirte today - and recounts to us what is going on - it is surrounded by NATO's rebels. From: leonorenlibya.wordpress.com "In Sirt and Bani Walit are heavy shelling all the time. The Hospital of Sirte are running out of medicine and surgery very often has to be done without drugs - even for children . No more drugs available. Civilians pay suffering by cutting supplies of water and electricity. The victims are still many under the rubble of the bombing and can not be evacuated because people trying to recover the bodies are bombarded from the air . Civil seeking to leave the city have been killed. obtner information is very difficult area because the phones and electricity has been bombed . Tripoli was bombarded these days however is hiding. ( NATO is really Where hide the bombing )"

Sirte Libya

People Sirte preparing to defend their city from insurgents the city of Misurata and intervened tribal elders at the last minute because the distance between the people of Sirte and Misurata insurgents 10 km and of course the media did not transfer this information because his mission sordid ended with in Libya

سرت ليبيا ناتو عملاء صمود

National Transitional Council (NTC) forces say they have cornered loyalists of Muammar Gaddafi in a small area in the centre of Sirte, the hometown of the deposed Libyan leader that has become the key battleground in their final push to control the country. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley, reporting metres away from the frontline on Tuesday afternoon, said that the "noose was tightening" around Gaddafi's remaining fighters, but that they were waging a fierce rearguard effort, and had "a lot of ammunition and a lot of resolve"

Tony Birtley Al Jazeera aljazeera Sirte Libya

Libyan government forces have uncovered a fortified bunker below Colonel Gaddafi's abandoned home in his hometown of Sirte, where NTC fighters believe he is still hiding.

Libya Muammar Gaddafi bunker sirte underground hide hiding hideout ntc rebels fighting government

09-15-2011 Sirte Offensive, Day 1 The Approach Buwaba a da Sirte 20110916031912 The day of the capture. Somewhat close to the moment of capture. Watch the kid with the G36. He cut the string of flags on the second shot and then burnt it with a water bottle full of gasoline off camera.

20110916031912

Mirrored from Telesur Channel - There is now no more denying that the Rebels are moving further into Sirte and also that they have created awful conditions for the people in the city.

Sirte

No sheep to barbeque

sirte libya rebel forces ntc nato gaddafi loyalist Muammar Gaddafi National Transitional Council

The Legend Of Sirte -- OpEd October 18, 2011 By Jeremy Salt www.eurasiareview.com A legend is being created that is going to haunt the people who have been propelled into power in Tripoli. In Sirte a handful of men have set an example of bravery in the face of impossible odds that will eventually find its place in Arab history. Weeks of missile and bomb attacks have reduced the centre of the city to ruins and killed an unknown number of civilians. The photos coming out of the city show Beirut-style devastation. The fighters defending the city would seem to be doomed. They have their backs to the sea and are surrounded on three sides. We don't know who they are or how many of them there are. Some might be the remnants of the Libyan army and others civilians who have taken up arms to defend their city. We don't know why they are fighting. We are told that they are just fighting for their lives. We are told that they are mercenaries, but mercenaries put down their arms when the money runs out. We are told that they are 'Gaddafi loyalists'. That discredits them immediately. Noone really knows what they are fighting for, but their country has to be a possibility for at least some of them. Why was this war launched? The Gaddafi who has now been dislodged is the same old Gaddafi who arrived in Rome a couple of years ago with photos of Umar al Mukhtar pinned to his tunic as he stepped off the plane. He is the same Gaddafi who was embraced in Paris by Sarkozy and, according to <b>...</b>

Barack Obama Sarkozy Cameron NATO UN 1973 Mouamar Al Gadaffi saif islam libya Ron Paul Dennis Kucinich Fox News CNN MSNBC GUARDIAN BBC PAKISTAN JIHAD EL QAEDA Jamahiriya Afghanistan Iraq Vietnam Susan Rice Ban Ki Moon Amnesty International Doctors without borders Hillary Clinton warfala mahmoud jibril megrahi tripoli beni walid benghazi television analysis Obeidi Younnes Transitional National Council libia la libye リビアليبيا Hugo Chávez Gadhafi

No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net Fighters of Libya's National Transitional Council said they were seeing evidence that members of Muammar Gaddafi's tribe were beginning to flee Sirte, as heavy fighting continued in a residential neighbourhood near the centre of Gaddafi's hometown.

euronews nocommenttv comment nocomment nocom Conflict Libya

Thousands of civilians are fleeing the city of Sirte in Libya, as fighting between pro and anti-Gaddafi forces there rages. Dubeh Sakhr from the international Committee of the Red Cross, says with the city critically short of water, food and medicine, the refugees have little choice but to head into the desert. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

Sirte Libya NATO operation Libya NATO war NATO internevtion media wars economic crisis resistance weapon Arab spring aljazeera Libya rebels NTC oil laden america Gaddafi Gadhafi regime change Libya oil Libya Cameron Sarkozy no fly zone national transitional council Libya Sirte rebels Gaddafi Sirte NATO Bani Walid NATO civilians death NATO airstrike Ливия Каддафи НАТО

Libya's National Transitional Council fighters have reached the costal route in Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte, cutting off the last escape route for loyalists. Gaddafi combatants are now surrounded in the city and are said to number no more than 2000. However, they are still putting up stiff resistance and inflicting casualties. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley reports from Sirte.

aljazeera jazeera libya sirte Tony Birtley Gaddafi NTC

An Interview with a very knowledgeable Black American Editor on the subject of Libya - His (and the article and radio program) is at www.blackagendareport.com Donations (to 108morris108) www.paypal.com

Libya Blackagendareport Glen Ford

Sirte affected. No water no electricity, Sirte destroyed, looting, theft etc ... Houses completely destroyed by the bombing of nato ... The people asking for help ...

sirte libye gaddafi ليبيا الحرٌة سرت المنكوبة

Libya's anti-Gaddafi fighters say they have seized the police headquarters in Sirte. Reports are emerging that NTC forces have made a breakthrough and now control some 80 per cent of Gaddafi's home town. Al Jazeera's Tony Birtley gives the latest details of the battle from the heart of the city.

NTC Sirte Gaddafi aljazeera Al Jazeera Tony Birtley

Oct. 19 - Libyan government forces on the frontlines of Sirte pound the city with repeated gunfire. Sunita Rappai reports.

business reuters news politics finance Sirte NTC

Ahmed Ibrahim the uncle of the former information minister Musa Ibrahim captured in Sirte. Ahmed Ibrahim was a henchman to the fallen Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi TRANSLATION: "This is an interview with Ahmad Ali Ibrahim Mansour, who was captured fighting alongside Gaddafi's forces. Ibrahim says he's from the Gadhadhfa tribe, and was born in Chad. He says Gaddafi is a relative from the same tribe, saying that they'd known each other even before the '69 "revolution", and mentions some of the positions he held during Gaddafi's rule. Ibrahim claims the last time he met Gaddafi was on 1st of September 2011 in Sirte. Upon being asked about the freedom fighters who had captured him, Ibrahim says the group consisted of FFs from different cities, but that he was brought to the place he's held in now by Misrati FFs. He says they came to him to his home in Sirte, where he was staying with a group of guys. The interviewers ask Ibrahim to name these guys but he says he's unable to do so. The interviewers then accuse those guys of being mercenaries, but Ibrahim denies that claiming they were just fighters who had fled the battle after being attacked by NATO's planes. The clip ends with Ibrahim saying that NATO's bombs had hit the spot right before his car."

القبض على احمد ابراهيم المجرم ابن عم القذافي 20 10 11

NATO intensified its airstrikes in Libya on Friday as severe battles raged on between Muammar Qaddafi's loyalist and opposition fighters in Sirte. More than 15 patients arrived at a field hospital, west of Sirte after being wounded in Friday's fighting. The ongoing battle in Qaddafi's hometown, beset from three fronts, has raised concern for about 100000 civilians trapped inside the city with each side accusing the other of endangering them. Civilian cars were seen leaving Sirte from the early hours of Friday well into the afternoon. Shelling and tank fire continued from both sides on the eastern and western fronts as opposition fighters continued to face heavy resistance. Fighting was heavy near a roundabout on the eastern side of the city, where the interim ruling National Transitional Council forces have been faced with sniper and gunfire for five days. Qaddafi loyalists and some civilians were blaming NATO air strikes and shelling by the forces of the NTC for killing civilians. By: Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya With Agencies

Fighting Sirte Libya Qaddafi NATO NTC UN Muammar Gaddafi civilians sniper Gunfire Killings Ikram Al Yacoub Al Arabiya English airstrikes.

09-15-2011 Sirte Offensive, Day 1 The Approach 20110915233103 This is not THE forward operating base, this is ONE of the forward operating bases. They set up a chain of mobile fuel dumps, tire depots, and food depots all the way into Sirte from a long ways out. I call it early a few times. I have no idea where we are going.

20110915233103

Libyan revolutionary forces are firing rockets into the western half of Moammar Gadhafi's hometown even as hundreds of residents stream out of the city to flee the fighting. (Oct. 4)

libya

Sirte "rallies of millions" Gaddafi Speech, Libya July 21, 2011

Gaddafi NATO OTAN War Crimes Crimes Against Humanity Rebels Benghazi Misrata Tripoli Brega Bab El Aziziz Al-Khums Homs Zawiyah Zlitan Sabha Kikla Sorman Nalut Sirte Civilian Obama Sarkozy International Criminal Court Al-Fatah University Assassination Humanitarian War CNN BBC MSNBC ABC NBC CBS Aljazeera Green Square Libya Libye Libia Ливия 利比亚ليبيا

Libya's National Transitional Council said on Friday that it had discovered 11 unidentified bodies, some burnt and some that had been run over by vehicles. The corpses, believed to have been killed by forces loyal to former leader Muammar Qaddafi, were found face down and piled up, in an area in Sirte known as "Dollar Neighborhood". NTC fighters said they found more bodies in a similar state in other parts of Sirte, Qaddafi's birthplace, and one of his last remaining strongholds. Abdel Ati al-Barouni, an NTC commander, said that aid agencies have been unable to recover the bodies from the area due to intense fighting which has been going on for weeks. Snipers hidden in numerous buildings have been the biggest hindrance for NTC fighters trying to gain control of the city, along with other bastions, which they say is essential before they can begin the process of rebuilding a democratic government. Rebels say that since the uprising began in February, tens of thousands have lost their lives or been displaced. Qaddafi meanwhile went into hiding a few months ago and his whereabouts remain unknown. He was recently believed to be located somewhere in the south of the country. By: Noora Faraj Al Arabiya With Agencies

Sirte Libya National Transitional Council NTC Muammar Qaddafi Noora Faraj Al Arabiya English Qaddafi Gaddafi Kaddafi Ghadafi Rebels Fighters Loyalists tanks trucks ammunition

As you can notice , the libyan army are educated , not like the rebels butcher who behead all the khadaffi loyalist Traduction into english: Rat: I will tell you something, in Benghazi I swear to God ... people are waiting for the army and praying God to make ‎them come and rescue them ..‎ Soldier 2 : yes..man ..we came to Benghazi for our ladies and sisters there... they need protection.. and our brothers in ‎Benghazi ..we came for their sake man..‎ Rat: her husband " my brother " has a furniture shop .. and I swear to God she couldn't go back home..‎ Soldier 1 : Muhamed .. calm down.. we are your brothers..we came from Tripoli.. we don't like killing or ...‎ Rat: I want to tell you something ..‎ Soldier 1: I want to clarify why we came ...‎ Rat: I will tell you everything in a nutshell ... ok... I also have family in the East.. do you know if you speak and say ‎anything there in Benghazi ..you disappear the next day .. a lot of people spoke out against the rats, but ... ‎ I will tell you something my sister --in-law is from Misalata ..‎ Green army: yes .. you in the East are all from Misalata, Wirfella...etc

Baniwalid bani walid Rebels syrte sirte rats libya cameron sarkozy obama usa otan nato khadaffi ghadaffi brega benghazi feb17 misrata tripoli cnt ntc tnc america europe libye

Libyan rebels continue the hunt for Muammar Qaddafi targeting his hometown of Sirte. CBS News correspondent Barry Petersen reports a former insider claims the dictator has fled south to the desert town of Sabha.

cbsepisode cbsegypt cbslibya qaddafi escape daughter sirte rebel libya flee home

After nearly three weeks of siege, residents of ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's coastal hometown Sirte say their supplies are running low, while the sick and injured lack adequate medical care. One nurse said her injured brother could not reach the hospital because of the violence, and a Red Cross team was unable to get there on Saturday. Some fleeing families readily admit their loyalty to Gaddafi, though fighters for the National Transitional Council appear to be allowing them to leave after searching for weapons. They say loyalist volunteers are responsible for holding out against NTC forces. Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr reports from Sirte.

Sirte Libya NTC fighters Muammar Gaddafi

09-15-2011 Sirte Offensive, Day 1 The Approach 20110916022804

20110916022804

Massive Genuine Black Flag Al-Qaeda Military Convoy Through Sirte, Libya- March 23rd 2012

Libya- March 23rd 2012

Col Gaddafi's last hiding place in Sirte

Col Gaddafi's last hiding place in Sirte Colonel Gaddafi Muammar DEAD BODY FOOTAGE 2011 real

09-15-2011 Sirte Offensive, Day 1 The Approach 20110916052231 Here we enter the city outskirts. There are scattered pools of refugees here and there. At this point all available general transport vehicles are occupied and they are left to wait.

20110916052231

No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | www.euronews.net National Transitional Council (NTC) fighters in Libya's Sirte take the battle to central Sirte where streets have been flooded through damage to infrastructure sustained in the fighting.

euronews nocommenttv comment nocomment nocom Conflict Libya

This is why you clear the backblast area

RPG fail accident Libya Arab spring injury war combat footage NATO funny mistake