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ground became more deadly rivalries Libyan government forces and inexperience

death and injuries come on suddenly and randomly in the Libyan city of Sirte in the first line. Sometimes, however, come with a terrible symmetry.

Friday, a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) led by pro-Qaddafi, the defense of their last bastion of resistance in the city, caused some of the victims. But it was a mortar fired by militants from the government itself that has caused more. Both incidents occurred within seconds.

fighters were grouped near the front line in the street in Dubai on the southern front occupied mainly by Misrata fighters in the two towers came

"It was a mistake," said one fighter who spent a few minutes later in the chaos that the wounded were treated. "The role of the forces of Muammar Gaddafi came. But I was close to where the mortar was fired. They fired directly into the air. Fell on our men. We shot our own people. "

There were many casualties at first, doctors face in their station on the ground outside. Thus, the driver of the tutor and translator, two medical students who worked during the siege of Misrata in the intensive care unit, helped treat the wounded, more than 20 of them.

one of them was a young fighter was weak and pale with shock, hit by shrapnel in the shoulder that had penetrated his neck. Another older man came to hang on the back of a jeep, scalp bleeding profusely on his clothes torn, blood bubbles from his mouth.

In the small space that the last reason is not captured in attacks should Sirte, such incidents are increasing.

without adequate communication and a dangerous rivalry between the Misrata forces in southern and western facades of the bag, and the combatants and the cities of Benghazi in the East, the soldiers in the fight against Gaddafi 's entretuent other more.

He said that the soldiers who have lost three men on Thursday in an attempted assault in the pocket were killed by gunfire Misrata. Rockets and mortars below, or failed to killing two other fires, as usual.

two days ago, a bullet fired from behind the car exploded near Sirte, The Guardian, a column of fighters from the government.

stolen from the collection tanks filled with buildings packed Friday at a rate of almost one per minute, at times, raising clouds of white concrete and smoke drifted through the roof.
"We can not go in my pocket yet," said one Eastern force commanders, Abdul Salam Rishi. "When we left, there are still many snipers. So we're going to bomb the artillery and tanks. Then we will attack. "