Battle of Tripoli (2011)

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compound and firing into the air in celebration. Rebels stormed Gaddafi's personal residence, and hoisted their flag above it. Al Arabiya confirmed that the rebel flag was above the house. Reporters were shown stacks of official documents including Gaddafi's personal medical files as additional proof. Further reports showed Gaddafi's hat and golf-cart retrieved from the compound. No information on Gaddafi's or his family's whereabouts were reported from the captured compound. Gaddafi spoke in a radio address afterwards, claiming that the loss of Bab al-Azizia was only a "tactical move". It was also confirmed that Qatari special forces participated in the assault on Gaddafi's compound.

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fighting at Bab al-Azizia restarted as loyalist forces bombarded their former stronghold with mortars and gunfire. International journalists pulled back from the base and one Al Jazeera journalist was wounded. NTC rebels breached the Bab al-Azizia compound and international news stations broadcast pictures of rebels gathered around the Fist rushing A U.S. Fighter Plane statue, with one fighter having climbed onto it. Graffiti had been drawn on its base by rebel forces. At some point in time, the U.S. flag and initials U.S.A. had been removed from the representation of the plane. Following the assault on Gaddafi's compound

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fortifications in the centre of the compound. At one point, the rebels were pushed back from the centre of the complex to the outer wall. Fighting was also reported from the Rixos Al Nasr hotel area. Reporters from inside the hotel reported that Gaddafi loyalists prevented them from leaving the compound, effectively taking them hostage amid gunfire from snipers and dwindling food supplies. Fighting was also continuing in the Abu Salim district, which the rebels claimed to have captured the previous day, and later it was reported that loyalists were still in control of the area, as well as the al-Hadhba district.

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was largely weakened, with supporters being unable to connect anonymously and fearing repression, so active members set up meetings to restructure the local opposition. Several loyalists organizing the crackdown were actually double agents, informing rebels of governmental moves and future arrest attempts. Further attempts at protests took place over the next few months with little success. Residents stated that a nighttime

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Tripoli and 6,000 unarmed to go out onto the streets in the uprising that was to occur the day before the assault on the city from the western outskirts. Communications equipment was supplied to rebel cells within Tripoli by British and Qatari authorities to allow them to communicate with the NTC as well as rebel forces in other areas.

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had been in contact with rebel cells inside Tripoli, including employees of the Gaddafi government sympathetic to the opposition's cause. Officers within Gaddafi's military and intelligence services gathered data on memory cards and sent them back to the NTC in Benghazi. The data contained invaluable

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At this time, Muammar Gaddafi held a meeting with his son Khamis and daughter Ayesha at a military compound in the city, following which they all left Tripoli in two heavily guarded convoys towards Sabha. Ayesha later continued to the Algerian border along with her mother and two brothers. Khamis was

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Around noon, there were reports of fighting within the inner sanctum of the Bab al-Azizia compound, as snipers reportedly hiding in trees in the recreational area of the compound were still present. The rebels, meeting fierce resistance, continued to use heavy weaponry to expose loyalists and destroy

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Initially, a governmental spokesman stated that all was safe and well within the city, and that loyalist forces remained in control of Tripoli. Later, he stated that "armed militants" had "escaped into some neighbourhoods", causing "a few scuffles", but the governmental forces "dealt with it within a

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passenger plane that was parked at Tripoli International Airport. Meanwhile, sporadic-yet-heavy artillery fire occurred at the airport when rebels tried to take control of a highway leading from the airport to Tripoli. CNN reported a "fierce firefight in one corner of Muammar Gaddafi's compound" at

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Rebels stated that they had nearly captured Gaddafi when they raided a private house and found evidence that he had spent at least a night there previously. They also besieged a compound where they believed him to be hiding, though they did not explain the reasons for the belief. Opposition forces

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In the evening, a rebel spokesman claimed that rebel fighters were able to secure the Abu Salim district, which was known to have relatively strong loyalist sentiment. However, later, it was found that the rebel claim was untrue and loyalist forces were still in control of the district. Meanwhile,

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The situation in Tripoli was confused, but loyalist forces were definitively known to remain in control of Bab al-Azizia, the Rixos Al Nasr hotel, a hospital in Tajura, and part of the port. The situation at the Mitiga International Airport was unclear, though many news organizations reported that

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district, but loyalist forces were able to crush the uprising, with many casualties on both sides. Loyalists shut down the internet thus cutting access to social networks structuring the opposition, while the extensive design of Tripoli did not allow protests to reach critical mass. The opposition

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When rebel forces advanced into Tripoli on the night of 21 August, General al-Barani Ashkal, commander of loyalist forces at Gaddafi's compound, as well as other senior military officers, at least 72, who were secretly sympathetic to the rebels, but had been asked to remain undercover by the NTC,

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described the attack as preceded by heavy bombardment of mortars, rockets, and small arms fire. Later in the afternoon, rebels assaulted and took a gate of Bab al-Azizia. Loyalist forces attempted to defend the compound for some time, but their resistance later ended, with rebels pouring into the

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that a rebel confirmed that Saif had been captured, but then escaped. The rebels later confirmed that Saif had been in their custody, but escaped in the chaos of the situation. Saif claimed the people of Libya were behind him and his father, that NATO had jammed loyalist communications, including

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Shortly after taking Janzur, rebels from the Tripoli Brigade took control of the Gheryan bridge, considered the western entrance to Tripoli proper, and entered the Syhia district and began clearing it. They took Hay al Andalus area shortly after and immediately advanced into the Gergraish area of

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was reportedly surrounded by rebel forces, who attempted to obtain its surrender. The entire Tajura district was captured by rebel forces, while fighting in Suk al-Juma, Araba district and Mitiga International Airport continued. A rebel representative stated that the operation was "going easily",

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The location of Muammar Gaddafi was unclear on 22 August; it was thought that he could still be staying in Tripoli, surrounded by the remaining forces in his Bab al-Azizia compound, but this was yet to be determined. Another report had him in the Tajura cardiac hospital. Al Jazeera reported that

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In the morning, Agence France-Presse reported that fighting was ongoing near Gaddafi's compound and in the south of the city. A rebel commander said that the loyalists still controlled 15 to 20 percent of the city. Initially one, then multiple tanks left the Gaddafi residence, and began shelling

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that one of the reasons for his group's rapid advance was that Mohammed Eshkal, the head of Mohammed Megrayef Brigade which was assigned to defend the city, was sympathetic to the rebels since the regime had killed his cousin years earlier, such that when rebels reached the gates of Tripoli, the

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By the afternoon, resident rebels had fully taken control of Tajura, Suq al-Jumaa, Arada, and al-Sabaa neighbourhoods in Tripoli. Fighting was still ongoing in the Ben Ashhour, Fashloom, and Zawiyat al-Dahmani neighbourhoods in Tripoli; the rebels also controlled large portions of the Fashloom,

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to strike, although the actual number of targets struck was much lower. Memory cards containing information on loyalist command and control centres and other regime military and intelligence facilities were supplied to NATO by rebel cells in Tripoli. The NTC assigned 2,000 armed men to go into

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areas of Tripoli. Heavy fighting continued around the Rixos Al Nasr hotel, which housed foreign journalists in Tripoli and remained a government stronghold. Journalists were not allowed to leave the hotel by government forces and were described as being used as a "human shield".

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and Ben Ashur, and continued throughout the rest of the city. That night, heavy fighting was reported in the neighbourhoods of Suq al Jum'a,Arrada street and 20th of Ramdan street (formerly known as 11 June Street), while anti-Gaddafi locals closed off the major Alsika street.

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which stated that they would be contacting the NTC to make arrangements for him to be handed over, so that he may face trial for crimes against humanity. However, early on 23 August, Saif al-Islam appeared to be quite obviously not in rebel custody as he appeared at the

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By 1:00 a.m. Tripoli time, rebels stated that 90 percent of Tripoli had been captured, including Green Square in central Tripoli. Al Jazeera and the BBC News, among other news stations, all reported and confirmed that opposition fighters had entered Green Square.

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state TV and that "gangs of saboteurs" had been smuggled into Tripoli via civilians cars and boats. Saif was seen amongst Gaddafi supporters handing out weapons to them outside the Bab al-Azizia compound and being organised in "street brigades" to fight the rebels.

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During the afternoon, rebels pulled back from an area near Green Square, in what they claim was a plan to launch a coordinated offensive elsewhere. Rebel forces in Tajura said they were negotiating with loyalist forces, holed up in the local hospital, to surrender.

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It was confirmed that rebel forces had been in full control of Tripoli International Airport for four days, and that Gaddafi's personal planes were still on the ground. Despite the airport being secure, clashes were still ongoing on the road near the airport.

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Around 5 p.m., Tripoli time, all foreign reporters and staff that had been restricted to within the Rixos Al Nasr hotel were able to leave the compound in four vans of the Red Cross. Italy also reported that four Italian reporters were kidnapped near Zawiya.

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Rebel forces advancing from Zawiya entered the Janzur suburb of Tripoli during the evening, seemingly facing no resistance as they passed through the western suburbs headed for the city centre, greeted by cheering crowds waving the rebels tricolour flag.

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in which he said that the noose is tightening around Gaddafi. Attacks on command and control centres by rebel cells in the city followed, and citizens sympathetic to the rebels barricaded streets and sealed off their neighbourhoods from loyalist forces.

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The combined assault on Tripoli was reportedly organized by rebels when it became clear that there would be no successful spontaneous uprising in the capital. According to rebel sources, weapons were smuggled by tugboat into Tripoli during the evening.

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A resident speaking to Al Jazeera from Tajura in Tripoli said that about 450 prisoners in poor health were freed from a military base after locals took control of the area and pushed out Gaddafi forces, who were shelling the neighbourhood.

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A group of students of the Fateh University who were sympathetic to the rebellion rose up against the armed guards that patrolled the perimeter and the snipers in the taller buildings and seized control of the university during the night.

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confirmed that rebels were in control of Green Square, now renamed Martyrs' Square by the rebels. She said that heavy clashes were taking place in Mansura, and that rebels had advanced within 500 metres (1,600 feet) from Bab al-Azizia.

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Rebel forces within Zawiya fought for control of a strategic bridge on the road to Tripoli, 27 kilometres (17 miles) from the capital. They planned for a major offensive on Tripoli that would take place on the following day.

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contacted CNN, stating that he had the authority to negotiate on behalf of loyalist forces, and wished to discuss a ceasefire with US and NATO authorities. This appeared to contradict earlier rebel claims of his capture.

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information on the state of the regime, as well as the numbers of people working in various facilities and the military capabilities of loyalist forces based in Tripoli. The plan was reportedly two months in the making.

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reported, by the rebels, to have been killed in a NATO air-strike on 29 August, while traveling to Bani Walid, but there was no independent confirmation of this and NATO stated they had no information on his fate.

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In the night of 22 August, a rebel said that he expected a hard fight for Gaddafi's compound, confirmed Muhammad Gaddafi's escape and said that rebels were establishing checkpoints at the entrances of Tripoli.

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landed by sea in the north to support the rebellion already taking place in the city. Rebels hacked into Gaddafi loyalists communications, hearing them panicking due to the swift rebel advance into the city.

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In the evening, rebel forces who were fighting in the western part of Tripoli were pushed back. Also, reports surfaced that Muhammad Gaddafi managed to escape house arrest with the help of loyalist fighters.

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ordered soldiers under their command to disperse, abandoned their posts and allowed the rebels to enter the city almost entirely unopposed, in line with agreements made secretly between them and the NTC.

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carrying rebel forces and arms landed in Tripoli in the early morning, joining rebels within the city in the fight. Following the rebel amphibious landing, they advanced towards the Mitiga airbase.

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started, with an uprising within the city; rebel forces outside the city planned an offensive to link up with elements within Tripoli, and eventually take control of the nation's capital.

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village, just outside Tripoli, but this could not be confirmed. Fighting continued around the Gaddafi compound and near the port, with loyalists using tanks to defend the area.

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was taking place in the streets of Tripoli, as armed rebels reportedly started to control many of the smaller streets in rebel-sympathizing districts.

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On 22 August, two charred bodies were found in Tripoli that Al Jazeera suggested could be the bodies of Khamis and Muammar Gaddafi's brother-in-law

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Arms that had been smuggled into the city were distributed by anti-Gaddafi activists in refuse collection trucks the morning before the uprising.

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Rebel fighters and armed residents continued to create and staff checkpoints. Lawlessness was avoided and celebration continued in Green Square.

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When the Libyana telephone company building was taken by the Tripoli Brigade, they sent out the following text message to the people of Tripoli

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The NTC announced full amnesty to anyone close to Gaddafi who killed or captured him. A businessman also offered a $ 1.67 million reward.

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At just after 8:00pm, the uprising within Tripoli began when a group of rebels took over the Ben Nabi Mosque, and began calling the signal of

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and entered Tripoli through the Janzur suburb, defeating the Khamis Brigade at its HQ in Al Maya before entering Tripoli proper. Rebels from

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Civilians were reportedly celebrating in Tripoli's streets as rebel forces entered the city with little resistance. A senior rebel official,

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It was reported that the port area and surroundings were now under rebel control, though the time and circumstances of capture was unclear.

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both reported that the uprising continued as of the early morning; many rebels were reported dead in the district of Qadah, while the

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were also still trying to fight their way into the Abu Salim and Al Hadba al Khadra areas, where loyalists were still in control.

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stated that there were an estimated 1,300 killed and 5,000 wounded in the Battle for Tripoli; he blamed the death toll on NATO.

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According to NATO's daily "Operational Media Updates", the NATO airstrikes in the Tripoli vicinity during the offensive hit:

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battalion promptly surrendered, allowing the rebels to sweep into the capital with relative ease, facing little resistance.

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hotel where several foreign journalists were located and offered to give reporters a tour of loyalist-controlled areas.

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said they sent several ships "with a large number of fighters and ammunition on board" as reinforcements to Tripoli.

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Libyan state television channels went off air by the afternoon, and rebels were in control of the state TV building.

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The plan was discussed between the NTC and the French government, and rebels drew up a list of over 120 targets for

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Zawiyat al-Dahmani, and Mansura districts. They also took control of a Tripoli mobile-telephone company.

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had been captured and the UK representative of the NTC repeated the claim to the satisfaction of the

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Ambassador Cretz Stands by Fist Crushing a U.S. Fighter Plane Sculpture which was captured after the

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TV reported that the Tripoli Brigade had sixty men killed in Tripoli during the previous 48 hours.

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was allegedly remaining in the Bab al-Azizia compound directing the remaining defences, while

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Muammar Gaddafi allegedly had successfully resisted an attempt to arrest him at the hospital.

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This article is about the battle in August 2011. For the skirmishes in February 2011, see

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3 military facilities, 1 military storage facility, and 3 command and control facilities

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The trigger for the uprising, the so-called "Zero Hour", was the speech by NTC chairman

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In the weeks following the battle, the rebels' plans to take Tripoli were revealed. The

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Reuters reported that rebels stormed the Abu Salim district after a NATO airstrike.

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just west of Tripoli was taken. Just outside Tripoli, the headquarters of the elite

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God is Great, We congratulate the people of Libya on the fall of Gaddafi regime.

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An independent Libyan news channel reported some looting at the expatriate

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forces launched an attack on the last remaining loyalist base in

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Majority of Government affiliates either killed or fled to exile.

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Map showing the situation after the battle within western Libya

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was captured by the rebels, who faced only light resistance.

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7 surface-to-air missile transloaders, 2 technicals, and 2

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The rebels codenamed the assault "Operation Mermaid Dawn" (

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Erdbrink, Thomas; Sly, Liz; Fade, Leila (23 August 2011).

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In a New Libya, Ex-Loyalists Race to Shed Ties to Qaddafi

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In a night-time press conference, governmental spokesman

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Gaddafi last sighting reported amidst gunfire in Tripoli

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It was also reported that Gaddafi loyalists destroyed a

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Libya conflict: Pro-Gaddafi troops 'cornered' in Sirte

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Stephen, Chris; Alexander, Caroline (22 August 2011).

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Valdmanis, Richard; Lowe, Christian (20 August 2011).

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near the Rixos Al Nasr hotel. Al Arabiya reported via

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Levinson, Charles; Coker, Margaret (26 August 2011).

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Tripoli's nickname is "The Mermaid" ( 1004: 994:, the longtime leader of Libya, and the 6337:U.S. reactions to military intervention 4409: 4072:"Gaddafi's Sons Arrested – Report" 3531:: Monday, August 22, 2011 – 01:00" 3438:: Monday, August 22, 2011 – 01:35" 3417:: Monday, August 22, 2011 – 01:48" 3396:: Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 23:04" 3298: 3138:: Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 20:06" 3117:: Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 15:38" 3096:: Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 12:07" 3041:: Sunday, August 20, 2011 – 01:34" 2985:: Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 15:22" 2952: 2713: 2631: 2585: 2009: 1924: 1159:towards Tripoli; they took the town of 1155:Rebel forces began advancing east from 7058:Tripoli in the Libyan civil war (2011) 7048:Battles of the Libyan civil war (2011) 7040: 6512: 6332:Protests against military intervention 4981:Kirkpatrick, David (7 September 2011) 4412:"Behind Qatar's Intervention In Libya" 4374: 3841:"Gaddafi's son leads regime fightback" 3264:Katrandjian, Olivia (21 August 2011). 2312: 2230:"400 Dead, 2,000 Wounded Over Tripoli" 2150: 2148: 2040: 2038: 1946:"UN Clears Way for Libyan No-Fly Zone" 1816:1 Surface to surface missile launcher 1792:1 Surface to surface missile launcher 6533: 6404:Libyan Freedom and Democracy Campaign 5229: 4889:Valdmanis, Richard (25 August 2011). 4070:al-Fatash, Ramadan (21 August 2011). 3809:Valdmanis, Richard (22 August 2011). 3737:"Gaddafi's Reign Crumbles to Its End" 3247:al-Fatash, Ramadan (21 August 2011). 2529: 2352:"Whither Gaddafi, Tripoli and Libya?" 2288: 2286: 2107:from the original on 26 November 2014 1911: 1572:Rebel forces advanced eastwards from 1537:Operation Mermaid Dawn plans and aims 643: 6641:Radisson Blu Al Mahary Hotel Tripoli 6488: 6200:Prince Idris bin Abdullah al-Senussi 4988:, page 2, Retrieved 8 September 2011 4410:Roberts, David (28 September 2011). 4275:Stanglin, Douglas (23 August 2011). 4051:from the original on 20 October 2011 3896:Ajbaili, Mustapha (22 August 2011). 3552:"Libyan rebels take most of Tripoli" 2777: 2604: 2349: 2272:Secret Gaddafi-era morgue discovered 1525:In the final actions of the battle, 1197:with the end target being Gaddafi's 16:Battle of the First Libyan Civil War 4568:"Rebels Appeal for Gaddafi Capture" 3281:El-Shenawi, Eman (22 August 2011). 2953:Spencer, Richard (28 August 2011). 2145: 2035: 1666:1 surface-to-surface missile and 2 1654:facilities and 1 military facility 1036: 1021: 982:), was a military confrontation in 972: 953: 13: 7063:Military operations involving NATO 6559: 4997: 4010:Rainey, Venetia (22 August 2011). 3657:Lowe, Christian (22 August 2011). 3626:Onians, Charles (22 August 2011). 3608:Lowe, Christian (22 August 2011). 3249:"Gaddafi's Sons Arrested – Report" 3198:; Davies, Lizzy (22 August 2011). 2778:Lowe, Christian (20 August 2011). 2716:"Libya Rebels Close in on Tripoli" 2476:. 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