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Rival rebel factions clash in Libya, 4 dead
BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Clashes between rival factions of the Libyan rebels
killed four people Sunday in the opposition stronghold of Benghazi,
deepening the worst crisis so far for the movement after its chief military
commander was killed, possibly by fighters from his own side.
One group of rebels overran the base of another rogue faction suspected of
breaking fighters who support longtime Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi out of
an opposition prison, Rebel Information Minister Mahmoud Shammam said.
He said the clashes between rebel security forces and members of the al-
Nidaa Brigade broke out around 3 a.m. on the western outskirts of Benghazi
and left four rebels dead and six wounded. The main rebel force took control
of al-Nidaa's base after five hours of fighting, he said.
The violence comes two days after suspected al-Nidaa members attacked two
prisons in Benghazi, facilitating the escape of some 200 to 300 inmates,
including mercenaries, pro-Gadhafi fighters and regime loyalists.
The clashes, coupled with Thursday's killing of chief rebel commander Abdel-
Fattah Younis in yet unexplained circumstances, point to divisions within
the rebel ranks that could sap the movement of much-needed unity in its push
to topple Gadhafi nearly six months after the revolt began.
In the Nafusa mountains of western Libya near the Tunisian border, rebel
forces said they were making gains in their push against Gadhafi forces.
On Sunday, they said they were in the town of Hawamid and advanced another 6
-9 miles (10-15 kilometers) toward the small town of Tiji in the last 24
hours.
"Hundreds of rebel fighter are surrounding Tiji," said Jamal Motawa, a 26-
year-old rebel who was one of seven wounded in the fighting. Motawa had
shrapnel in his left leg.
Pro-Gadhafi forces inside Tiji were under siege but continued to attack the
advancing rebels with rockets, according to Motawa.
Tiji is on the main road from the Tunisian border to Tripoli, the Libyan
capital. It is considered a strategically important town if rebels were to
continue their advance to Tripoli, some 150 miles (240 kilometers) to the
northeast.
Rebels in the Nafusa mountains have been making modest advances against
Gadhafi's troops, but fighting in the east has been stalled for months, with
neither side able to make any significant progress.
Despite the slow pace of events on the ground, France, one of the rebels'
main outside backers, is counseling patience.
In an interview published on Sunday, French Defense Minister Gerard Longuet
addressed the growing pressure for a quick resolution to the Libya conflict,
insisting that "impatience is never a good adviser" and that rebel fighters
don't deserve the blame.
"Things have to move in Tripoli. To put it clearly, the population has to
rise up. The month ahead will naturally be intense. There will not be, I
think, a pause because of the month of Ramadan," Longuet said.
On Sunday, a day after NATO airstrikes bombed three Libyan state television
satellite transmitters in Tripoli, a spokesman at NATO's operational
headquarters in Naples said the alliance had seen reports of casualties
among the TV network's employees.
"We are aware of the allegations related to this subject," said a NATO
official who could not to be identified in line with standing restrictions.
"We cannot confirm them since we have nobody on the ground there."
He noted that the Libyan government had on several past occasions claimed
that NATO airstrikes had killed civilians, but that most of these proved to
be false.
On Saturday, the head of Libyan state TV's English-language section told
reporters in Tripoli that three state television journalists were killed and
15 other people were wounded in the NATO strikes.
"We are not a military target. We are not commanders in the army and we do
not pose a threat to civilians," Khaled Bazelya said.
The strike on Tripoli's TV transmitters was not NATO's first attack on a
television installation. During the bombing of Serbia in 1999, an airstrike
on the state-run network's studios in Belgrade killed 16 employees.
At the time, NATO justified the attack by claiming the TV network was
fomenting violence and serving as the propaganda mouthpiece of Serbian
strongman Slobodan Milosevic.
On Saturday, NATO made a similar claim, saying its strike on Libyan TV was
launched because Gadhafi was using it to "incite acts of violence." | m******n
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【在 v**e 的大作中提到】
: 利比亚反对派内战了，四人死
: Rival rebel factions clash in Libya, 4 dead
: BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — Clashes between rival factions of the Libyan rebels
: killed four people Sunday in the opposition stronghold of Benghazi,
: deepening the worst crisis so far for the movement after its chief military
: commander was killed, possibly by fighters from his own side.
: One group of rebels overran the base of another rogue faction suspected of
: breaking fighters who support longtime Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi out of
: an opposition prison, Rebel Information Minister Mahmoud Shammam said.
: He said the clashes between rebel security forces and members of the al-
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如果卡扎非最后挺过来了
中国是唯一一个在这个过程中没有明确要求卡扎非下台的大国，而且还反对轰炸
卡扎非跟其他主要国家，包括俄国，早已经不共戴天了
所以如果卡扎非能挺过来，对胡哥还是心存感激的
如果卡扎非被拿下了
中国及时的和反对派建立联系也不晚
至少中国没有表示过支持卡扎非，也没有明确反对过反对派
最为一个新建立政权的小国，根本不必和中国为此交恶
靠着手上的巨额现金，在战后建设、石油开采等方面，中国还是可以分一杯羹的
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