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  • Ben Jawat, Libya, March 12, 2011.Abdelsalaam Abbas with the Katioucha rocket which destroyed his house, it is unclear who shot it. This small town marked the westernmost point reached by rebel forces befor being repelled by Khaddafi's artilery and aviation. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Ben Jawat, Libya, March 12, 2011.Abdel Khader, an local Khaddafi supporter, in front of Ben Jawat burned down police station. This small town marked the westernmost point reached by rebel forces befor being repelled by Khaddafi's artilery and aviation. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Ben Jawat, Libya, March 12, 2011.This small town marked the westernmost point reached by rebel forces befor being repelled by Khaddafi's artilery and aviation. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Ben Jawat, Libya, March 12, 2011.This small town marked the westernmost point reached by rebel forces befor being repelled by Khaddafi's artilery and aviation. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Posters of Khaddafi mysteriously appear in the hands of celebrating soldiers just as the convoy of foreign journalists arrive in the abandonned town. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..The town's hospital lays deserted but is intact, some blood stains still bearing witness of the fight just ended in the area.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Posters of Khaddafi mysteriously appear in the hands of celebrating soldiers just as the convoy of foreign journalists arrive in the abandonned town. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.The Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.The gate from Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Inside the Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.Inside the Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.A pro-Khaddafi militiaman makes his evening prayer in front of the burning Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Ras Lanuf, Libya, March 12, 2011.The Ras Lanuf oil refinery, a strategic objective, now back in the hand of the Khaddafi forces. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department..Forces (army and militias) loyal to Muammar Khaddafi are jubilant after taking the strategic town of Ras Lanuf and its oil refinery, the largest in Libya.

  • Libya, March 12, 2011.Dozens of check points, sometimes a few hundred meters apart, manned by pro-Khaddafi soldiers, militiamen or civilians control the main coastal road east of Syrte. Picture taken during an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 12, 2011.Inside the VIP lounge of Tripoli international airport. During an trip for foreign journalists organized by the Libyan Foreign Media department.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 12, 2011.An eerie calm reigns in the medina, the ancient city center. Signs of support for the Khaddafi regime are everywhere to be seen, and 'sponaneous' expressions of support appear as soon as a foregn journalist appears.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 12, 2011.An eerie calm reigns in the medina, the ancient city center. Signs of support for the Khaddafi regime are everywhere to be seen, and 'sponaneous' expressions of support appear as soon as a foregn journalist appears. However, evidence suggest that a number of young men are 'bussed in' Green Square to express the fervor of the libyan people for its leader. Many of them appear to be under influence of either alcool or drugs and behave quite aggressively.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 12, 2011.Government officials hand out Khaddafi posters and flags to school children brought from their schoo across the street to stage a pro-Khaddafi demonstration in front of a hotel housing foreign journalists by their teachers.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 12, 2011.Government officials hand out Khaddafi posters and flags to school children brought from their schoo across the street to stage a pro-Khaddafi demonstration in front of a hotel housing foreign journalists by their teachers.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 14, 2011.African immigrants live in dire conditions in the ancient city medina.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 14, 2011.A portrait of the 'leader' in one of tripoli's five stars' palaces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 14, 2011.Members of a self-declared citizen committee composed of tribal leaders pray before a press conference they held for foreign media journalists in one of tripoli's five stars' palaces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A portrait of Khaddafi inside a police station.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.Citizen commitees have sprung up in some of Tripoli's neighboroods to recruit volunteers to go to the 'frontline'. The green signs read: "God, Muammar (Khaddafi), Libya and that's it!".

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A very small crowd, some of them obviously bussed in, celebrates in Green Square the news heralded by Libyan State media that the city of Adjabya would have been re-captured by pro - Khaddafi forces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A very small crowd, some of them obviously bussed in, celebrates in Green Square the news heralded by Libyan State media that the city of Adjabya would have been re-captured by pro - Khaddafi forces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A very small crowd, some of them obviously bussed in, celebrates in Green Square the news heralded by Libyan State media that the city of Adjabya would have been re-captured by pro - Khaddafi forces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A very small crowd, some of them obviously bussed in, celebrates in Green Square the news heralded by Libyan State media that the city of Adjabya would have been re-captured by pro - Khaddafi forces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 15, 2011.A very small crowd, some of them obviously bussed in, celebrates in Green Square the news heralded by Libyan State media that the city of Adjabya would have been re-captured by pro - Khaddafi forces.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Thousands of refugees, mostly African and Egyptian workers stayed in very difficult conditions near Tripoli airport for many days, sometimes weeks, in the hope of a flight that would take them home. Today, less 1000 remain, mostly Ghaneans, but the imposition of the no-fly zone might make their return home impossible; they have no ressources, nowhere to go, and most of them are 'illegal' immigrants in Libya.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Thousands of refugees, mostly African and Egyptian workers stayed in very difficult conditions near Tripoli airport for many days, sometimes weeks, in the hope of a flight that would take them home. Today, less 1000 remain, mostly Ghaneans, but the imposition of the no-fly zone might make their return home impossible; they have no ressources, nowhere to go, and most of them are 'illegal' immigrants in Libya.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Thousands of refugees, mostly African and Egyptian workers stayed in very difficult conditions near Tripoli airport for many days, sometimes weeks, in the hope of a flight that would take them home. Today, less 1000 remain, mostly Ghaneans, but the imposition of the no-fly zone might make their return home impossible; they have no ressources, nowhere to go, and most of them are 'illegal' immigrants in Libya.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Thousands of refugees, mostly African and Egyptian workers stayed in very difficult conditions near Tripoli airport for many days, sometimes weeks, in the hope of a flight that would take them home. Today, less 1000 remain, mostly Ghaneans, but the imposition of the no-fly zone might make their return home impossible; they have no ressources, nowhere to go, and most of them are 'illegal' immigrants in Libya.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Reminders of the 41 years rule of Khaddafi are omnipresent in Libya; but this traffic light countdown is a symbol that everything comes to a change after time.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.Libyan security personel and members of the Foreign Media Department watch in stunned silence as the UN Security Concil votes a strong resolution against Libya.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 17, 2011.As the UN Security Concil votes a strong resolution against Libya, a press conference by the Libyan Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs to the foreign press in a Tripoli hotel is interrupted by a 'spontaneous' irruption of about 50 young Khaddafi supporters..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.Libya Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa prior to a press conference, his last ditch attempt at averting an military operation against Libya following UN Security Council resolution number 1973.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.Aicha, Muammar Khaddafi's daughter makes an appearance amidst considerable crowd frenzy. A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.An officer of Khaddafi security forces learns of the beginning of the military operation against his country. A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 19, 2011.A large crowd, about 2000 people, gather towards Bab al Azizia, Muammar Khaddafi coumpound in Tripoli to show support for the regime on the eve of the international military intervention following UN rsolution 1973.e

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.On the second day of the international military intervention, an eerie calm reign over the city, as the regime gets more and more isolated from the rest of the world.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.The Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. However, after several hours, the the large crowd slowly dwelled away as no bodies ever arrived; at sunset only a few remained...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.On the second day of the international military intervention, an eerie calm reign over the city, as the regime gets more and more isolated from the rest of the world.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.On the second day of the international military intervention, an eerie calm reign over the city, as the regime gets more and more isolated from the rest of the world.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 20, 2011.Khaddafi's complex at Bab al Azizia was targeted tonight by a cruise missile strike. It hit an apparently empty building without making any casualties, right next to the Leader's tent, as a probable psychological warning. A few dozens civilians have vowed to remain within the compound 'to protect Khaddafi's life with their own'.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 21, 2011.Empty graves and faded flowers at a seaside cemetery 24 hours after a funeral ceremony allegedly held for 25 victims of the first bombing day. The day before, Libyan Foreign Media department took foreign journalists to 'show air strike victims funerals' to that location, but no bodies and no families ever appeared...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Population support of the Khaddafi regime, albeit very loud, seems to be thinning away by the day, as well as becoming more and more theatrical and exagerated.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 21, 2011.Libya's economic activity has ground to a screeching halt. More than 90% of the shops remain closed. The ancient medina, normally bursling with life seems a ghost town.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 21, 2011.Libya's economic activity has ground to a screeching halt. More than 90% of the shops remain closed. The ancient medina, normally bursling with life seems a ghost town.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Two large warehouses inside Tripoli's Abu Sitta Naval base were bombed by the coalition. At least five twin Russian made mobile ground to ground rocket launchers as well as several missiles lay in the rubble. This location was used as a maintenance and training workshop, not as an 'active' site. The second warehouse contained a large naval engine maintenance workshop but no visible weapons.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.Anti-aircraft tracers in the sky over the mosque on Algeria square during a coalition air strike.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 22, 2011.During a press conference by tribal leaders. The Libyan society is extremely dependent of tribal relationship, tribes such as the Warfhalla or Tarhouna are so powerful that they are the key to the regime longevity...or its poetential downfall.

  • Near Tripoli, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, a portrait of Khaddafi can be seen inside a roadside police station.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Libyan supporters of Kaddhafi, some of whom came from Tripoli, take part in a staged demonstration in Ben-Waled, home of the Warfallah tribe, 160kms (100 miles) south east of Tripoli.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, Khaddafi portraits hang in a hotel lobby.

  • Ben Waled, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, a giant Khaddafi portrait hang on a building.

  • Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011.After a week of attacks and a punishing blockade by the coalition, it becomes more and more difficult for the Libyans to find petrol, many gas stations are closed and empty while others strictly limit the volume of petrol sold to each customer.

  • Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011.After a week of attacks and a punishing blockade by the coalition, it becomes more and more difficult for the Libyans to find petrol, many gas stations are closed and empty while others strictly limit the volume of petrol sold to each customer.

  • Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, the center of this town, about 100km south east of Tripoli lies almost empty as civilians have endured more than a week of attacks and a punishing blockade.

  • Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011..In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, the center of this town, about 100km south east of Tripoli lies almost empty as civilians have endured more than a week of attacks and a punishing blockade.

  • Near Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011.After a week of attacks and a punishing blockade by the coalition, it becomes more and more difficult for the Libyans to find petrol, many gas stations are closed and empty while others strictly limit the volume of petrol sold to each customer.

  • Near Tarhouna, Libya, March 23, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, soldiers stand guard at one of many check-points along the road from Tripoli to Tarhouna.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011..Only a handful of people show up for the departure of the 'green march' from Tripoli to Benghazi, supposed to bring the two sides of the conflict together...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011..Only a handful of people show up for the departure of the 'green march' from Tripoli to Benghazi, supposed to bring the two sides of the conflict together...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011..Only a handful of people show up for the departure of the 'green march' from Tripoli to Benghazi, supposed to bring the two sides of the conflict together...

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 24, 2011.In this image taken during an organized trip by the Libyan authorities, men gather at a mass funeral for people killed in Coalition bombings, officials said. The cause of deaths as well as victims identities could not be verified. French fighter jets struck an air base deep inside Libya Thursday.

  • near Tripoli, Libya, March 25, 2011..A radar, part of a Libyan ground-to-air missile system lay destroyed by a Coalition air strike near the coastal highway some 25km east from Tripoli..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 26, 2011..A young woman, identifying herself as Iman Al Obeydi, irrupted in the foreign journalists hotel at breakfeast time, showing traces of having been beaten up (face, legs, arms), claimed to have been arrested by Khaddafi men before being raped by up to 15 of them. Security from the hotel and plaincloth policemen then intervened, pushing journalists away, breaking up cameras and eventually took her away in an unmarked car..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 26, 2011..A young woman, identifying herself as Iman Al Obeydi, irrupted in the foreign journalists hotel at breakfeast time, showing traces of having been beaten up (face, legs, arms), claimed to have been arrested by Khaddafi men before being raped by up to 15 of them. Security from the hotel and plaincloth policemen then intervened, pushing journalists away, breaking up cameras and eventually took her away in an unmarked car..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 26, 2011..Amidst all the Khaddafi government's victory propaganda, the personel of an international 5 stars hotel housing foreign journalist has quietly started to remove all art works and furniture from the hotel.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 26, 2011..Amidst all the Khaddafi government's victory propaganda, the personel of an international 5 stars hotel housing foreign journalist has quietly started to remove all art works and furniture from the hotel.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 27, 2011..The embargo against Libya is starting to take a toll on the economy, the most visible sign being the long queues at the rare petrol stations still open.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 27, 2011..A policeman waitng for his patrol car to be filled up at a petrol station.The embargo against Libya is starting to take a toll on the economy, the most visible sign being the long queues at the rare petrol stations still open.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 27, 2011..Ten days after the beginning of the Coalition military operation over Libya, economic standstill and uncertainty about the future weigh heavily toll on the population's morale..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 27, 2011..Street money changers, the Libyan dinar has lost about 50% of its value against the U.S. dollar. Ten days after the beginning of the Coalition military operation over Libya, economic standstill and uncertainty about the future weigh heavily toll on the population's morale..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 27, 2011..A Libyan lion's head greet the rare visitors of a Tripolil antique shop with a silent and harmless roar. Ten days after the beginning of the Coalition military operation over Libya, economic standstill and uncertainty about the future weigh heavily toll on the population's morale..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Misrata, Libya, March 27, 2011..Picture taken during a Libyan government organized trip to the besieged city of Misrata, about 200km east of Tripoli. The journalists were taken to a roundabout, approximately 2,5km south of the city center; nothwistanding the victory declarations of the government, violent gunfire soon erupted and journalists hastily ushered away, as well as the participants to the usual staged 'spontaneous' demonstration in support of the regime by imported supporters..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 29, 2011..Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 29, 2011..Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured..

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Mizdah, Libya, March 29, 2011.<br /> Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured.

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 29, 2011..Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 29, 2011..Fallout from Coalition air strike on a Libyan army ammunition depot 5km from Mizdah, a small isolated desert town 200km south of Tripoli caused some collateral damage on houses, including the appartment of a Korean doctor at the local hospital, he was severely injured..

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 30, 2011..Libyan tv channels show propaganda programs around the clock since the crisis started on February 17th. It is not a great change from the 'normal' programs of the 42 year autocratic Khaddafi regime....

  • Tripoli, Libya, March 30, 2011..Thousands of appartments are being built all over the country since a few years; part of the Khaddafi regime failed attempts at keeping the opposition silent..

  • Gariat, Libya, March 30, 2011..A rare open petrol station on the road between Tripoli and the south..

  • Gariat, Libya, March 30, 2011..A rare open petrol station on the road between Tripoli and the south..

  • Gariat, Libya, March 30, 2011..A rare open petrol station on the road between Tripoli and the south..

  • Shwayrif, Libya, March 30, 2011..This small desert town 400km south of Tripoli appears totally quiet on the surface, but some streets are blocked and weapons are evreywhere to be found..

  • Shwayrif, Libya, March 30, 2011..This small desert town 400km south of Tripoli appears totally quiet on the surface, but some streets are blocked and weapons are evreywhere to be found..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..The embargo against Libya is starting to take a toll on the economy, the most visible sign being the long queues at the rare petrol stations still open..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..The embargo against Libya is starting to take a toll on the economy, the most visible sign being the long queues at the rare petrol stations still open...

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..Thousands of African workers wait for trucks or buses to return to Chad or Niger as well as other African countries. As a consequence of the civil war, Libya industrial and construction activities have ground to a standstill..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..Thousands of African workers wait for trucks or buses to return to Chad or Niger as well as other African countries. As a consequence of the civil war, Libya industrial and construction activities have ground to a standstill..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..Thousands of African workers wait for trucks or buses to return to Chad or Niger as well as other African countries. As a consequence of the civil war, Libya industrial and construction activities have ground to a standstill..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Sebha, Libya, March 30, 2011..A Coalition airstrike hit a Libyan army ammunition depot, one of the largest in the country; although the depot is located about 3km from the city, the multiple explosions' shockwaves destroyed 25% of the town windows. several stray Libyan katioucha rockets from the burning depot hit Sebha, causing material damages and civilian casualties..

  • Aziziya, Libya, March 31, 2011..The embargo against Libya is starting to take a toll on the economy, the most visible sign being the long queues at the rare petrol stations still open....

  • Tripoli, Libya, April 3, 2011..El Hammangi cemetery. A lone dog wanders around a broken statue in the italian part of the cemetery, rebuilt in 1951 by Caccio Domignioni.

  • Tripoli, Libya, April 3, 2011..El Hammangi cemetery. More than 4500 commonwealth fighters from WWII are buried in the British Cemetery, beautifully maintained by the British embassy in Tripoli.

  • Tripoli, Libya, April 3, 2011..El Hammangi cemetery. Hundreds of non muslem foreigners, mostly African migrant workers, are buried in a remote part of the cemetery.

  • Tripoli, Libya, April 3, 2011..El Hammangi cemetery. Hundreds of illegal would be immigrants to Europe are washed away on the Libyan coast when their frail boats capsize during the perilous trip to Italy; many of those often unidentfied bodies are buried in a remote section of Hammangi old cemetery in Tripoli.

  • Zawiya, Libya, April 3, 2011..Six weeks after the beginning of the revolution, Khaddafi's government has regained control of Zawiya's main hospital; all signs of dissent are carefully avoided by its employees?..


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