Battle for Sirte Libya Oct 15 2011

Both sides battle to the finish.\r\n\r\nLibya's rebels are preparing to attack Colonel Gaddafi's home town of Sirte and believe they will defeat him if they take the city.\r\n\r\nRebels in Sirte.\r\n\r\n Heavy fighting continues in Colonel Gaddafi's home town of Sirte, after the new Libyan government forces launched their largest assa.\r\n\r\nLibya rebels long-range battle for Sirte.\r\n\r\nJournalist Nabila Ramdani discusses the significance of the final push for the city of Sirte - Gaddafi's hometown - with Chris Rogers.\r\n\r\nThe battle for Sirte has come down to street fighting. When it's over, the former rebels will declare victory over the entire country, though pockets of resi.\r\n\r\nStandoff continues in Gaddafi´s hometown.\r\n\r\nOCT 3 - Battles rage on the outskirts of Sirte as NTC forces try to take Gaddafi's hometown from fighters loyal to the deposed Libyan leader. Travis Brecher .\r\n\r\nOct. 3 - Medical supply shortages prevent doctors in Sirte from assisting the wounded as a cease-fire to allow citizens to escape the town has ended. Julie N.\r\n\r\nIn a clinic in the deserted town of Harawa, miles away from Sirte -- the hometown of Moamer Kadhafi, dozens of children are suffering from water-borne diseas.\r\n\r\nمن معاركة تحرير سرت.\r\n\r\n More civilians fled Sirte on Saturday, adding to the thousands who have already streamed out as fighting intensifies. Accounts are e.\r\n\r\nFighters for Libya's new rulers tightened their stranglehold on Sirte after thrusting into the centre of Moamer Kadhafi's hometown, and one of his last basti.\r\n\r\nLibyan fighters continue to trade fire with pro-Kadhafi fighters in two neighbourhoods of Sirte, trying to dislodge professional snipers holed up inside buil.\r\n\r\nRebels control 50%