edges Sirte stronghold to fall to pro-rebel soldiers trapped Gaddafi preparing to declare total victory
Both men sing in the back of a pick-up, sitting on the rail, his legs resting on a blanket that looked oddly lumpy. Emerging from below are two pairs of feet, a nude, a sock to wear. They are the feet of two pro-Gaddafi fighters were killed in clashes in the coastal city of Sirte.
Thursday was a day of dead on both sides. Government forces are trying to get into the last redoubt of Sirte in the hands of pro-Gaddafi fighters trapped in a narrow street flooded with sewage and water.
bland Sirte is a city, its importance inflated by the fact that the Libyan leader deposed and born near the main tribe was among his most loyal supporters.
But his destiny is to be observed intensively throughout the world. The rebel government in Tripoli said - including Great Britain, William Hague, Foreign Secretary told MPs in London - his fall means the liberation of the country and cause the appearance of a political process to build a new democracy
a street corner, where on Wednesday, was able to walk and look towards a narrow canyon of buildings in ruins, was in the middle of the battle. Instead of walking, we had to crawl like the pockets of defenders RPG fired into buildings and cars.
In response, the government fighters step back and brought the tank, placing them in a little grass topped by a pavilion off-white, where they could blast directly into the positions on the roofs, fire, snack concrete, filling the air with noise and dust.
fighters pro-Gaddafi is in dire straits. There is no place to go if not more in one area of ??the city to 750 feet wide by 500 feet deep that extends along the coast of the television station - with its pair of plates torn and perforated - up to the edge of District Two, ignore the flag and dropped ceilings.
choices in the face of Gaddafi supporters speak for themselves: to fight and end up dead under a blanket, as the men of the pick-up, or output, as a soldier in uniform were on Thursday in the morning.
"You see it in captivity?" Ismail asked Taweel, a fighter with a mean age of the Harbus Katiba, a unit known in Libya since the site of Misrata, most of his colleagues in the desert near Bani Walid. He said a large man with a beard and a bruised face shots, screaming in fear.
- "I want to ask how many of them remain. I just talked to another prisoner. A Sudanese. He said that there was little left, and most wore green uniforms. We are fighting against the real soldiers now, the mercenaries. He said that some tried to escape. "
- "They have a square mile at the most," said Dr. Salah al-Obeidi, a commander of Benghazi, who went to the dentist before the war. "There are hundreds of fighters, Perhaps a little more, keep us. That's all. "
Matthew Van Dyck, the wrestler filmmaker who has spent months in jail Gaddafi was in front again on Thursday. "I was at the opening of street fighting yesterday in the vehicle. Then forced to return to the last building on the street, but have now moved to the middle of the street. The water reaches the stirrups. 'S thigh deep when you go and you can see the bullets hit him.
"Many fighters have slipped Gaddafi with the families of boys you see -. military age "
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