Combat aircraft of NATO on Tuesday bombed the Libyan capital, Tripoli, Sirte, the hometown of Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi, said the official Libyan television TV. The network, citing military sources, said the attacks of NATO aircraft were produced early in the morning, but did not specify the objectives achieved.
The source did not indicate whether caused no casualties or damage, and simply refer to these attacks by colonial aggression by Crusaders. " The same string of other bombings reported yesterday on Tripoli and the nearby El M'hira, about 50 miles southwest of the Libyan capital, as well as in Sirte.
In this last city, said official news agency Jana, the NATO air forces have destroyed a communications station. From Brussels, said NATO planes had attacked the alliance command and control facilities of gadafistas. 
The source did not indicate whether caused no casualties or damage, and simply refer to these attacks by colonial aggression by Crusaders. " The same string of other bombings reported yesterday on Tripoli and the nearby El M'hira, about 50 miles southwest of the Libyan capital, as well as in Sirte.
In this last city, said official news agency Jana, the NATO air forces have destroyed a communications station. From Brussels, said NATO planes had attacked the alliance command and control facilities of gadafistas.
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