Thursday, October 13, 2011


Fighting in the city of Sirte (Libya) is still in the standoff, making the lives of people trapped in here almost become hell.
During fierce fighting broke out, it is difficult to describe all the suffering of people trapped in the city of Sirte. A woman with seven children rushed out of the region since fighting tears: "Explosions, gunfire constant regardless of the day. We must live life with no electricity, no water, no nothing. "
Meanwhile, in the area west of the city, the rebels found a truck carrying about 30 people, including children, struggling to leave the war zone. Heavy rain, they were all sweaty and trembling. A car said: "The city has no food, no drinking water and medicine ...".
Dramatic scenes of the family stuck at home Gaddafi
Fighting in the city of Sirte is still very intense.
Although NTC has ordered a ceasefire in two days for people living in the city of Sirte to evacuate, but watch out as long as it is not enough time. Living situation surrounded how much misery they live under the bombs rain storm was terrible shot several times that. That's the current situation of these people are stuck in Sirte.
In a separate incident, Mustafa Abdel Jalil - Chairman of the Transitional National Libya (NTC) said the rebels just two days to the liberation of the city of Sirte.
He made the statement on the surprise visit to the city of Sirte, which is taking place the last fierce battle between NTC and the military forces loyal to deposed leader Gaddafi.
Mustafa Abdel Jalil's convoy stopped at a seaside town, the area is 1.6 km hostilities broke out. Here, a memorial of the killed militants were carried out. Standing in the middle of about 200 soldiers, Abdel Jalil said: "All victory today thanks to all of you, brothers revolution."
Answer questions from Reuters about the exact time needed for NTC army took control of city of Sirte, Abdel Jalil said: "We need two more days."
Meanwhile, forces loyal to Mr Gaddafi is still in control of the center city of Sirte that the rebels could not proceed further.
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