FulanWeladFulan's Camera [Recorded Sun Feb 27 15:40:25 EST 2011] on Libya Alhurra. Translation in French of interwiew of " COLONEL "Salem Mosbah Awad - LIVE Libya Alhurra TV. Feb 27th - 21 00 gmt : Salem Mosbah AwadInterwiew : Salem Mosbah AwadVideo : transcription : interwiewFrench translation- Nous avons avec nous un colonel à la retraite, Salem Mosbah Awad, louant ceuxqui sont morts et qui ne serront pas foubliés.- Je suis avec mon peuple et pays et je dénonce le pouvoir, la violence, la forceutilisés contre les jeunes, et l'utilisation de mercenaires contre mon peupleJe propose volontairement mes services à la population et en tant qu'ancienmilitaire, je donnerais tout ce que je peux pour la libération de notre pays.Assez, c'est assez, 42 années d' oppression.
La ville de Benghazi est où j'ai grandi,appris, élevé le tout avec la noblesse du coeur.Je m'adresse à KadhafiEst que Benghazy a beson de ceci? Tu dis que tu as construit cet ville brique parbrique, comment est que tu as fait? Vidéos publiées par المنارةللإعلام الرئيسية : 27 février 2011 14:57. TRNN Exclusive: Report From Liberated Benghazi, Libya. A revolution without leaders and tens of thousands of volunteers - Transcript JIHAN HAFIZ, JOURNALIST (VOICEOVER): Across the border from Egypt there is a new sovereign country ruled by revolutionaries.
After 42 years under the rule of president/colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi, the Libyan people are in full revolt and are now firmly in control of the eastern part of the country. In the liberated city of Benghazi, the stronghold of the opposition, the people have formed a deep sense of community. This is a revolution without leaders and tens of thousands of volunteers.
End of Transcript DISCLAIMER: Please note that transcripts for The Real News Network are typed from a recording of the program. Comments Our automatic spam filter blocks comments with multiple links and multiple users using the same IP address. 17 فبراير 2011 EN DIRECT. Libye : Malte tire la sonnette d'alarme. Alfred de Montesquiou fait le point sur la situation à Tripoli, en Libye. Kadhafi. Les sanctions de l'ONU ? "Sans valeur" - Monde. Rebel Libyan army in east ready to help Tripoli. A general in eastern Libya who has mutinied against Muammar Gaddafi rule said his forces stood ready to help rebels fighting in Tripoli if called on to do so, but he rejected any need for foreign assistance. The Libyan leader lost control on the east swiftly after the eruption of protests against his rule on Feb. 15. Rebels in the eastern city of Benghazi have created a national council and have pledged to support those still fighting Gaddafi's rule.
"Our brothers in Tripoli say: `We are fine so far, we do not need help'. If they ask for help we are ready to move," said General Ahmed el-Gatrani, one of most senior figures in the army in Benghazi which no longer swears allegiance to Gaddafi. Residents of Benghazi say that hundreds of people from the city have already headed to Tripoli to support the effort to seize control of the capital from Gaddafi. The extent to which rebel army units engage with hardline Gaddafi loyalists is a key factor in how long conflict may last. LPC #Tripoli: Civilians w/gunshot wounds not allowed 2 be treated, police take wounded from hospital. #Libya. Des sms qui interdisent les manifestations sur les gsm libyens - Révolution dans les pays arabes.
News Briefs. Nouveau recul des forces pro-Kadhafi en Libye Khamis Gaddafi Recruits Mercenaries to Shoot Protestors. These sources claim this knowledge because they’ve captured some of the mercenaries, who confessed their identity and the fact that Khamis Gaddafi hired them.
The sources also said they saw non-Libyan mercenaries flown in from other African countries land in the Benina International Airport near Benghazi. Al Arabiya did not report or speculate on which countries these mercenaries are from. In Tunisia, an army of volunteers rushes to aid Libyans. RAS JDIR, TUNISIA - On Friday, Khadiga Mhiri, a 32-year-old pharmacist, was watching scenes of desperate people fleeing over the border from Libya on the television screen of her home in the Tunisian capital, Tunis.
Hours later, she hopped on a bus to make the eight-hour trek south, joining what has become an extraordinary outpouring of solidarity in this country, where the uprisings sweeping the Arab world began. The mounting crisis in Libya has so deeply touched this nation - which threw off the yoke of its authoritarian ruler, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, on Jan. 14 - that Tunisians from all walks of life, of all social classes, are banding together to aid Libyans and others fleeing that neighboring country. "You must understand what this means for us, we who have just won our own freedom," Mhiri said. "I am here to transmit that freedom to my brothers across the border, to help in any way I can.
" The situation in Tunisia, however, remains in flux. In Swift, Decisive Action, Security Council Imposes Tough Measures on Libyan Regime, Adopting Resolution 1970 in Wake of Crackdown on Protesters. Security Council 6491st Meeting* (PM) Situation Referred to International Criminal Court;
Libya rebels seize key city - World. Moammar Gadhafi remained defiant Sunday, blaming outside forces for the uprising in Libya and promising to crush the opposition, Reuters is reporting.
Gadhafi told Serbian television in a phone interview that sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council won't work. The CBC's Raymond Saint-Pierre was among a few western journalists invited by the Libyan government for an interview with one of Moammar Gadhafi's sons and a one-day tour of the Tripoli capital over the weekend. Like his father, Saif al-Islam Gadhafi denied any military attacks against civilians. Libye - LIVE 27 février 2011.
Gadaffi will fall in less than 48 hours: Western diplomat - Region - World. Paris ferme son ambassade à Tripoli. Libya: Libya's Moammar Kadafi tightens hold on Tripoli - latimes.com. Reporting from Benghazi, Libya; Ras Ajdir, — Moammar Kadafi retained his grip on the Libyan capital Saturday, blocking entry to Tripoli with tanks and clearing the streets of protesters, but the strongman found himself beset by challenges to his control in the west of the country, and even his airspace.
In one of the most dramatic developments of the day, two British military aircraft daringly flew into the country to rescue 150 oil workers and others from the desert in eastern Libya, a region now held by anti-government forces, officials in London said. Residents of Tripoli seemed stunned by the severity of the violence that had engulfed them overnight as Kadafi struggled to protect his 41-year reign in the North African country, with one merchant calling the bloodshed "beyond a massacre" and another saying that gunmen were using the cover of an ambulance to mow people down. "If you hear fireworks, don't mistake it for shooting," the younger Kadafi reportedly said. Daragahi@latimes.com.