Nato bombs residential buildings in Libya

Two videos uploaded today, Sep 17, show an apartment building and a hotel damaged by Nato bombing in the Libyan city of Sirte:

Another video from inside the besieged city of Sirte. The first part of this video is from Sep 16, the second part starting at 1:51 is from Sep 7:

Warning: graphic

NATO writes in their report that they attacked on Sep 16 in Sirte: 5 command & control nodes, 3 radars, 4 armed vehicles and 8 air missile systems.

It's not the first time that NATO attacked civilian buildings to later explain that the buildings had been re-purposed militarily.

On Sep 2 already, Reuters reported that electricity and water in the pro-Gaddafi town of Bani Walid had been cut off by NATO rebels. Also, most pro-Gaddafi fighters in Bani Walid were reported to be civilian volunteers.

A Sep 16 teleSUR report explains how the NATO rebel siege and blockade of Bani Walid and Sirte have resulted in critical humanitarian situations.

Sadly, hardly any of this information makes it into our mainstream media. See also:

• NATO air strikes kill 354 in Sirte - Gaddafi's spokesman, Alexander Dziadosz (Reuters), Sep 17
• Civilians join Gaddafi fighters to defend hometown, Alexander Dziadosz (Reuters), Sep 17
• Libya conflict drags on in Bani Walid, Sirte, Xinhua, Sep 17
• Rebel leaders hoping to starve Gaddafi stronghold of Sirte into submission, Rob Crilly (The Telegraph), Aug 28
• STOP Nato - rickrozoff.wordpress.com
• NATO bombing of Sirte: the new Guernica, Human rights investigations, Sep 17