Libyan Rebels Killed Accidentally, Again



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BBC News - Doctors in Ajdabiya told the BBC at least 13 rebel fighters had been killed by the strike on a rebel tank position. The BBC's Wyre Davies reports chaotic scenes on the outskirts of Ajdabiya, with rebel forces in retreat reporting being hit by Nato air strikes. It is the third such incident in recent days involving international forces deployed to protect Libyan civilians. One rebel commander told the BBC he saw at least four missiles land among rebel fighters. Many people have been killed and many more have been injured, he said. Civilians are reported to be fleeing Ajdabiya in their thousands, according to the latest wire reports, after rumours spread that pro-Gaddafi forces were preparing to attack the city.

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Meanwhile, a relief ship carrying emergency supplies of food and medicine has arrived in the besieged rebel-held city of Misrata, in western Libya. The rebels had been taking a group of tanks, armoured vehicles and rocket launchers near the front line between the towns of Ajdabiya and Brega in more than 30 transporters. Nato, with all the equipment they have - is this the second mistake? Is it really a mistake or something arranged secretly?” Whether or not a Nato pilot mistook all of that heavy armour for pro-Gaddafi weaponry remains unclear. Following the apparent Nato attack, ambulances were seen heading in the opposite direction, towards the hospital in Ajdabiya. There is considerable anger among rebel troops after what appears to have been a terrible mistake. They are asking why rebel units were hit, when they could be seen clearly advancing in a westerly direction towards the front line. "It is unbelievable," said one Benghazi resident. "Nato, with all the equipment they have - is this the second mistake? Is it really a mistake or something arranged secretly?" Read full story here: News New Mexico

Libyan Rebels Killed Accidentally, Again