Here is a series of images that describe the current situation in Tripolis:
- Smoke over the Gadafi compound after intensive shelling.
- Map of the vast Gadafi compound near Bab Aziziya, including housing for the Gadafi family and government members, bunkers etc..
- Map of Rixos hotel near the Gadafi compound and where many international journalists are being trapped at the moment. Matthew Chance, senior international correspondent for CNN reports:"I am in my hotel room, lying on my belly to avoid being hit by shelling."
- Scenes of extensive shelling as shown by Al-Jazeera.
- An Al-Jazeera correspondent trying to transmit his report.
- Civilians fleeing urban warfare.
Additional remarks:
This morning, after I made a short update based on material provided by Al-Jazeera, it came to my attention that Saif al-Islam Gadafi and his brother Mohammed managed to escape from rebel custody. Saif al-Islam, the more dangerous one, even took a "ride of triumph" through the tiny area held by loyal troops. Eager to get more information, I tried Al-Jazeera and CNN, but both TV stations seemed to have other problems than to report on the news of yesterday. I point this out in order to give my visitors an idea how fast things are changing now in Tripolis and how fast priorities might change as well in a fierce urban warfare.
—— 蓝图杂志的新闻 —— The news service of BLUEPRINT magazine, an international journal of culture, science and politics. BLUEPRINT magazine is mainly published in English and Chinese. Some additional articles are published in Arabic, German, French and Spanish. Editor: Wolfgang Wiesner "Ulysses" © 2005-2024
My favorite Links:
- Arabic Press - Opinion Polls 2002-2003 (War on Iraq)
- Au Delà De La Langue - Beyond Language 2021
- Riding the Internet Backbone 2024
- The Pillars of Palestine 2024
- The Nakba Day of Israel 2024 (Muslimic Media Comment)
- Arabic Literature / La Littérature Arabe
- The Rise and Fall of Nations according to Spengler's Hypothesis Decline of the West (Evaluation after the 2024 US Presidential Election)
No comments:
Post a Comment