Flygtninge fra Sirte beretter om valget mellem at få halsen skåret over
af NTC eller at blive humanitær-bombet af NATO:
“We were afraid to come out because they (Qaddafi loyalists) told us
that the NTC would cut our throats.
“But we couldn’t stay because of the bombing − we had to take the risk.
Why is NATO bombing us?†he asked.
The alliance said it carried out no strikes in Sirte on Monday although
its warplanes did strike two targets around the city the previous day.
And fierce fighting erupted on the front line on the western side of
Sirte on Monday after what NTC forces said was a rocket and
rocket-propelled grenade barrage against their positions by Qaddafi
forces inside the city.
Salem Hamees, who was leaving with his extended family, said: “Our house
was hit by a bomb. It destroyed three rooms. We were lucky we were in
the other rooms.
“We don’t know where it came from. The NATO bombing is scary. It is all
scary. There is no difference between their bombs.â€
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