CONFIRMED: Matiga Air Base now fully sided with the protesters


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Update on situation now. "Trapped in homes. Hear Heavy Gunfire Fashloom. Other areas protesting."


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ShababLibya BREAKING: Eye witness reports number heading to green square in Tripoli is reaching 20,000 to 30,000 #Libya #Feb17 #gaddaficrimes


MASS protest in Fashloom district of Tripoli regardless of Gov crackdown

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Gunfire in Libya capital as protesters march


Militias loyal to Muammar Gadhafi fired in the air today to disperse marches by regime opponents defying a fierce clampdown to attempt their first major protest in the Libyan capital Tripoli in days. Across rebellious cities in the east, thousands held rallies in support of the Tripoli protesters.

Protesters streamed out of a mosque in central Tripoli after prayers, chanting for Gaddafi's resignation, and they were confronted by a force of troops and militiamen near Green Square, said one witness. The militiamen fired in the air, sending some in the anti-Gaddafi crowd running, he said.

independent.co.uk

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we will not ne divided - juma prayer in benghazi


we dont want any military intervention at all

wew will come out agian if any nation thinks of sending in military intervention

tears from our senior citzizens from our youth u can and we cant

quicken our victory and protect our brothers in tyripoli oh allah turn them against each othet(mercenaries)

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The violence is escalating in #Tripoli live ammo heard and armed men seen in a number of neighborhoods in city center


1315: At least five protesters have been killed in Tripoli's Janzour district, a local resident tells Reuters.

15:36 @bencnn: Eyewitnesses in Tripoli say pro-Qaddafi forces directed “intense gunfire” at protesters.15:28 Al Arabiya: Eyewitnesses: Clashes in Fashloom, Dhahra & Shatt el Bahar districts of Tripoli

3:25pm Reports of heavy gun-fire in various Tripoli districts - Fashloum, Ashour, Jumhouria, Souq Al Jouma.

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Mass protests now breaking out in #Tripoli, heading towards Martyrs Square, including women. Gunfire. #Feb17 #Libya half a minute ago via web


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Libyan crackdown 'escalates' - UN


# 1259: Eyewitnesses in Tripoli say that security forces are now shooting at protesters in the capital's suburbs. \r

1253: Libya's state TV shows footage of what it says is Tripoli's "Green Square now". There are about 50 demonstrators at most in the shot, carrying pictures of Col Gaddafi. Someone is heard shouting pro-Gaddafi slogans and chanting "Popular revolution" and "We are Libyans".

bbc.co.uk

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+++ Soldaten schießen in Tripolis +++


[13.42 Uhr] In der libyschen Hauptstadt Tripolis eröffneten Soldaten das Feuer, als etwa 500 Demonstranten zum Grünen Platz zog. Die Regime-Gegner riefen: "Es gibt nur einen Gott und der Märtyrer ist der Liebling Gottes." Sie bekundeten ihre Solidarität mit der Stadt Bengasi, die inzwischen nicht mehr von den Regierungstruppen kontrolliert wird. Ein Augenzeuge sagte, die Soldaten hätten zuerst nur in die Luft geschossen. Ob es Opfer gab, ist bisher unklar.

spiegel.de

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BREAKING:Libya state TV Friday cut short and prayers started hurriedly; camera panned away while arrests are made it seems Feb17


iyad_elbaghdadi

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Watch LJBC TV Live TV from Libya.


Info about LJBC TV: Jamahiriya Broadcasting Corporation. The main news provider in Libya.

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Text Messages from the Gov’t


Yesterday, they started sending us text messages at night telling us to go back to normal, to go to work and to start our life in an ordinary fashion. They kept sending messages saying that school should start again. A lot of text messages kept being sent on phones. But what happened in the morning I think, is that absolutely nobody went even close to schools. I would say that 98% of shops are closed in Tripoli. If you notice, they started cleaning the streets and painting over the writings on walls and the marks of the fire that happened in the past few days they just made a big move all at once to make the city look like nothing happened. But if you look closely you can still see that they did a very bad job painting it over. It looks like they are hiding something and if you look above you can see bullet marks on a lot of buildings, squares and even on some Mosques. The people who are going around the city are obviously not from Tripoli. You can tell from the license plates. Every area here has it is own license plate, so when you go around and look at the license plates you can see that 90% of them are not locals.

alive.in

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