超级军网利比亚发现千人坑 系卡扎菲政权大屠杀证据
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原文链接：http://news.163.com/11/0926/09/7ESA2BUF00014JB6.html
中新网9月26日电 综合报道，利比亚执政当局25日称，在首都的黎波里发现一处巨大的乱葬墓地，其中埋葬着多达1270具尸体。据信，这些死者可能是1996年被卡扎菲安保部队在阿布萨利姆监狱杀害的犯人。
这个乱葬墓地是到目前为止发现的第一个阿布萨利姆监狱大屠杀的实在证据。报道称，这起屠杀案被卡扎菲当局掩盖了多年，但却导致民间积怨多年并最终加速了卡扎菲的倒台。
利比亚今年早些时候开始的抗议活动，也正是因为表威者要求卡扎菲政权释放因为帮助阿布萨利姆监狱遇难者家人而被逮捕的一位律师。
这所乱葬墓位于阿布萨利姆监狱所在地，目前已经在地表下找到了一些死者的遗骨和衣物碎片。
一名据信在大屠杀中失去兄弟的当地人称：“我非常高兴此次变革取得了胜利，我们的国家将越来越好。但当我站在这里的时候，我就想起了被杀害的兄弟。”
利比亚过渡委说，他们通过审讯当年在监狱工作的看守人员获得了有关乱葬墓地的线索。
直到不久以前，有关当年阿布萨利姆监狱囚犯被害的详情，外界仍然知之甚少。一些目击者说，犯人在抗议监狱条件之后，在牢房内被手榴弹炸死或者被枪杀。
据当年大屠杀幸存者的描述，1996年6月29日黎明，囚犯被成排集中在阿布萨利姆监狱中的大院里，房顶上的卫兵一开始使用AK-47对囚犯射击，之后又近距离使用手枪开枪。
发现墓地后，一些受害者的家属已经被邀请参观。过渡委官员说，他们将需要外国法医帮助查明真相。
上个月，在攻占象征卡扎菲政权的阿齐齐亚兵营之后，过渡委武装说忠于卡扎菲的部队在逃离的黎波里的之前，“屠杀”了至少150名囚犯。“这是其政权倒塌前最后几小时他们实施报复的实例。”
目前，过渡委武装在北大西洋公约组织战机支援下正向卡扎菲的家乡苏尔特发起进攻，但在城内遭遇狙击手激烈抵抗。
过渡委主席贾利勒24日说，“过渡委”武装在赛卜哈和瓦丹附近地区发现一些疑似国际禁止的武器。
国际原子能机构23日证实，塞卜哈存有桶装“黄饼(原料铀)”，卡扎菲政权向国际原子能机构汇报过这些铀原料的存在。
卡扎菲下落依然不明，过渡委怀疑他在苏尔特和拜尼沃利德两者之一。但有媒体报道称，卡扎菲仍在南部。
原文链接：http://news.163.com/11/0926/09/7ESA2BUF00014JB6.html
中新网9月26日电 综合报道，利比亚执政当局25日称，在首都的黎波里发现一处巨大的乱葬墓地，其中埋葬着多达1270具尸体。据信，这些死者可能是1996年被卡扎菲安保部队在阿布萨利姆监狱杀害的犯人。
这个乱葬墓地是到目前为止发现的第一个阿布萨利姆监狱大屠杀的实在证据。报道称，这起屠杀案被卡扎菲当局掩盖了多年，但却导致民间积怨多年并最终加速了卡扎菲的倒台。
利比亚今年早些时候开始的抗议活动，也正是因为表威者要求卡扎菲政权释放因为帮助阿布萨利姆监狱遇难者家人而被逮捕的一位律师。
这所乱葬墓位于阿布萨利姆监狱所在地，目前已经在地表下找到了一些死者的遗骨和衣物碎片。
一名据信在大屠杀中失去兄弟的当地人称：“我非常高兴此次变革取得了胜利，我们的国家将越来越好。但当我站在这里的时候，我就想起了被杀害的兄弟。”
利比亚过渡委说，他们通过审讯当年在监狱工作的看守人员获得了有关乱葬墓地的线索。
直到不久以前，有关当年阿布萨利姆监狱囚犯被害的详情，外界仍然知之甚少。一些目击者说，犯人在抗议监狱条件之后，在牢房内被手榴弹炸死或者被枪杀。
据当年大屠杀幸存者的描述，1996年6月29日黎明，囚犯被成排集中在阿布萨利姆监狱中的大院里，房顶上的卫兵一开始使用AK-47对囚犯射击，之后又近距离使用手枪开枪。
发现墓地后，一些受害者的家属已经被邀请参观。过渡委官员说，他们将需要外国法医帮助查明真相。
上个月，在攻占象征卡扎菲政权的阿齐齐亚兵营之后，过渡委武装说忠于卡扎菲的部队在逃离的黎波里的之前，“屠杀”了至少150名囚犯。“这是其政权倒塌前最后几小时他们实施报复的实例。”
目前，过渡委武装在北大西洋公约组织战机支援下正向卡扎菲的家乡苏尔特发起进攻，但在城内遭遇狙击手激烈抵抗。
过渡委主席贾利勒24日说，“过渡委”武装在赛卜哈和瓦丹附近地区发现一些疑似国际禁止的武器。
国际原子能机构23日证实，塞卜哈存有桶装“黄饼(原料铀)”，卡扎菲政权向国际原子能机构汇报过这些铀原料的存在。
卡扎菲下落依然不明，过渡委怀疑他在苏尔特和拜尼沃利德两者之一。但有媒体报道称，卡扎菲仍在南部。
中新网9月26日电 综合报道，利比亚执政当局25日称，在首都的黎波里发现一处巨大的乱葬墓地，其中埋葬着多达1270具尸体。据信，这些死者可能是1996年被卡扎菲安保部队在阿布萨利姆监狱杀害的犯人。
这个乱葬墓地是到目前为止发现的第一个阿布萨利姆监狱大屠杀的实在证据。报道称，这起屠杀案被卡扎菲当局掩盖了多年，但却导致民间积怨多年并最终加速了卡扎菲的倒台。
利比亚今年早些时候开始的抗议活动，也正是因为表威者要求卡扎菲政权释放因为帮助阿布萨利姆监狱遇难者家人而被逮捕的一位律师。
这所乱葬墓位于阿布萨利姆监狱所在地，目前已经在地表下找到了一些死者的遗骨和衣物碎片。
一名据信在大屠杀中失去兄弟的当地人称：“我非常高兴此次变革取得了胜利，我们的国家将越来越好。但当我站在这里的时候，我就想起了被杀害的兄弟。”
利比亚过渡委说，他们通过审讯当年在监狱工作的看守人员获得了有关乱葬墓地的线索。
直到不久以前，有关当年阿布萨利姆监狱囚犯被害的详情，外界仍然知之甚少。一些目击者说，犯人在抗议监狱条件之后，在牢房内被手榴弹炸死或者被枪杀。
据当年大屠杀幸存者的描述，1996年6月29日黎明，囚犯被成排集中在阿布萨利姆监狱中的大院里，房顶上的卫兵一开始使用AK-47对囚犯射击，之后又近距离使用手枪开枪。
发现墓地后，一些受害者的家属已经被邀请参观。过渡委官员说，他们将需要外国法医帮助查明真相。
上个月，在攻占象征卡扎菲政权的阿齐齐亚兵营之后，过渡委武装说忠于卡扎菲的部队在逃离的黎波里的之前，“屠杀”了至少150名囚犯。“这是其政权倒塌前最后几小时他们实施报复的实例。”
目前，过渡委武装在北大西洋公约组织战机支援下正向卡扎菲的家乡苏尔特发起进攻，但在城内遭遇狙击手激烈抵抗。
过渡委主席贾利勒24日说，“过渡委”武装在赛卜哈和瓦丹附近地区发现一些疑似国际禁止的武器。
国际原子能机构23日证实，塞卜哈存有桶装“黄饼(原料铀)”，卡扎菲政权向国际原子能机构汇报过这些铀原料的存在。
卡扎菲下落依然不明，过渡委怀疑他在苏尔特和拜尼沃利德两者之一。但有媒体报道称，卡扎菲仍在南部。
原文链接：http://news.163.com/11/0926/09/7ESA2BUF00014JB6.html
中新网9月26日电 综合报道，利比亚执政当局25日称，在首都的黎波里发现一处巨大的乱葬墓地，其中埋葬着多达1270具尸体。据信，这些死者可能是1996年被卡扎菲安保部队在阿布萨利姆监狱杀害的犯人。
这个乱葬墓地是到目前为止发现的第一个阿布萨利姆监狱大屠杀的实在证据。报道称，这起屠杀案被卡扎菲当局掩盖了多年，但却导致民间积怨多年并最终加速了卡扎菲的倒台。
利比亚今年早些时候开始的抗议活动，也正是因为表威者要求卡扎菲政权释放因为帮助阿布萨利姆监狱遇难者家人而被逮捕的一位律师。
这所乱葬墓位于阿布萨利姆监狱所在地，目前已经在地表下找到了一些死者的遗骨和衣物碎片。
一名据信在大屠杀中失去兄弟的当地人称：“我非常高兴此次变革取得了胜利，我们的国家将越来越好。但当我站在这里的时候，我就想起了被杀害的兄弟。”
利比亚过渡委说，他们通过审讯当年在监狱工作的看守人员获得了有关乱葬墓地的线索。
直到不久以前，有关当年阿布萨利姆监狱囚犯被害的详情，外界仍然知之甚少。一些目击者说，犯人在抗议监狱条件之后，在牢房内被手榴弹炸死或者被枪杀。
据当年大屠杀幸存者的描述，1996年6月29日黎明，囚犯被成排集中在阿布萨利姆监狱中的大院里，房顶上的卫兵一开始使用AK-47对囚犯射击，之后又近距离使用手枪开枪。
发现墓地后，一些受害者的家属已经被邀请参观。过渡委官员说，他们将需要外国法医帮助查明真相。
上个月，在攻占象征卡扎菲政权的阿齐齐亚兵营之后，过渡委武装说忠于卡扎菲的部队在逃离的黎波里的之前，“屠杀”了至少150名囚犯。“这是其政权倒塌前最后几小时他们实施报复的实例。”
目前，过渡委武装在北大西洋公约组织战机支援下正向卡扎菲的家乡苏尔特发起进攻，但在城内遭遇狙击手激烈抵抗。
过渡委主席贾利勒24日说，“过渡委”武装在赛卜哈和瓦丹附近地区发现一些疑似国际禁止的武器。
国际原子能机构23日证实，塞卜哈存有桶装“黄饼(原料铀)”，卡扎菲政权向国际原子能机构汇报过这些铀原料的存在。
卡扎菲下落依然不明，过渡委怀疑他在苏尔特和拜尼沃利德两者之一。但有媒体报道称，卡扎菲仍在南部。
又来了。挖不完的坑
有种挖万人坑
no picture say^~~~~
这么着急？过渡萎还是先组建一个用统一的声音说话的政府再说吧，现在就宣称胜利为时过早。
惟愿钗黛皆吾妻 发表于 2011-9-26 10:51
有种挖万人坑
腾讯的的新闻标题就是万人坑 这就是个数字游戏 想填多少就填多少 :D 民主之后杀多少由民主人士决定
惟愿钗黛皆吾妻 发表于 2011-9-26 10:51
有种挖万人坑
腾讯的的新闻标题就是万人坑 这就是个数字游戏 想填多少就填多少 :D 民主之后杀多少由民主人士决定
推翻原政权之后这都是固定套路了……
过几年对新政府不满的时候就要说新政府在推翻大佐时候乱杀无辜了
然后挖出更大的万人坑。。。
应该是一千万人坑……那篇报道少写了个“万”
果然出现坑了，话说到处是坑，就没有张照片啥的。要么假的要死。
呵呵 今早看新闻 看了这所谓的 千人坑 万人坑 视频 笑死～～
其实就是 监狱后面的 一个乱葬岗，官员们 在上面 走了一圈 ，找到了几块碎骨头，没挖～～就断定是90年代的千人坑、万人坑了～～
其实就是 监狱后面的 一个乱葬岗，官员们 在上面 走了一圈 ，找到了几块碎骨头，没挖～～就断定是90年代的千人坑、万人坑了～～
为了找出这千人坑死了几万人，这代价也只有他们能承受得起.
没图说个蔡国庆啊
固定套路中
西媒还是老一套啊……能不能找点新花样……耳朵都出老茧了……
这个万人坑的故事太老套了
“We are dealing with more than 1,270 martyrs and must distinguish each one from the other for identification by comparing their DNA with family members,” said Dr. Osman Abdul Jalil, a medical official. “It may take years to reach the truth.”
Human rights groups have estimated that about 2,000 Abu Salim inmates were killed in the 1996 massacre.
Earlier this weekend, the forces of the NTC had pushed to within a few hundred meters of the center of Sirte — one of the last bastions of pro-Qaddafi resistance in Libya — but later drew back to let the NATO jets do their work.
“Yesterday our freedom fighters attacked Sirte city from two sides. That doesn’t mean that Sirte is free now, but it is an indication that Sirte will be free soon,” said Ahmed Bani, NTC military spokesman in Tripoli.
“I’m asking now any militiamen fighting on the side of the tyrant (to realize) that the game is over.”
On Sunday, the roar of jet engines could be heard overhead, and sporadic booms when NATO ordnance hit targets on the ground. One strike, giving off a deep thud, released a big cloud of smoke and dust over the south of the city.
“NATO has dropped a lot of bombs today,” said one rebel fighter, who declined to give his name. “You can see the planes up above. They struck along here,” he said, gesturing with his hand across the area south of the city center.
NATO’s support for the anti-Qaddafi rebellion played a major part in toppling Qaddafi and the alliance says it will keep up its operations for as long as needed.
In a statement, the alliance said its sorties on Saturday in the vicinity of Sirte had struck targets including 2 command and control facilities, a military staging area, a storage bunker and radar facility, and 29 armed vehicles.
Taking Sirte would be a huge boost for the NTC as it tries to establish credibility as a government, and a blow for Qaddafi, widely believed to be on the run inside Libya.
But it is an awkward proposition because pro-Qaddafi fighters there are well armed and many of the residents have family and tribal ties to Qaddafi.
Accounts from NTC fighters and people who had managed to leave Sirte indicated that pro-Qaddafi forces were trying to prevent civilians from fleeing, effectively using them as a human shield.
“Qaddafi’s forces have surrounded the area, closed it off, by shooting at people,” said a man called Youssef, who was driving away from Sirte with his wife. “There are a lot of people who want to get out but can’t.”
He said he and the other civilians from Sirte leaving the city on Sunday morning had escaped by cutting through the desert.
That was echoed by another man, called Abubakr, who was heading out of Sirte with his wife and four children in a car loaded with baby diapers and food.
“The situation is not good, really it is not good. It is terrible. There are (pro-Qaddafi) gangs unloading on people, shooting at them. It’s really bad,” he said.
A Qaddafi spokesman has accused NATO and NTC forces of killing several hundred civilians in strikes on Sirte.
That, along with the accounts that pro-Qaddafi forces are killing civilians, could not be independently verified because journalists have only been able to reach the parts of Sirte held by the interim government.
The attack by pro-Qaddafi forces on Ghadames underlined the fragility of the NTC’s grip even on parts of the country nominally under its control.
The town, about 600 km south-west of Tripoli, is near a border crossing that pro-Qaddafi Libyans have used to flee into Algeria. Its old town, an intricate maze of mud walls, is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
“These militias have attacked our people in Ghadames city ... All the information we have got is that these groups are related to the son of Qaddafi, Khamis,” the NTC’s Bani told a news conference.
“Our freedom fighters have taken control of that area,” he said, though he acknowledged the clashes were not completely over. “This problem will end soon. It’s a matter of days.”
NTC officials said the attack by Qaddafi loyalists had been repulsed on Saturday, but two Arabic television stations reported new clashes at dawn on Sunday.
“The battle is continuing,” a witness called Mohammed Adeemus told the Al Jazeera channel. He said pro-Qaddafi snipers were inside the town, targeting civilians. “We call the NTC to intervene immediately,” he said.
A month after ousting Qaddafi’s forces from Tripoli and most of the country, the NTC is now facing challenges to its rule from only two main locations, Sirte and Bani Walid, a town about 170 km south-east of Tripoli.
Until both those places are captured, Libya’s new rulers say they cannot begin the process of holding the first elections.
That leaves the country in a tense limbo where the only real authority comes from disparate factions of anti-Qaddafi fighters who are still armed and want a stake in the new Libya.
Attempts to capture Bani Walid have ended in chaos, and now the anti-Qaddafi forces appear to have switched their focus instead to taking Sirte.
“The symbolism of a Sirte victory would be much greater than winning Bani Walid,” said Geoff Porter, an independent US expert on north Africa.
“The collapse of Qaddafi’s hometown would reverberate amongst the dead-enders and could facilitate the fall of Bani Walid,” said Porter.
Human rights groups have estimated that about 2,000 Abu Salim inmates were killed in the 1996 massacre.
Earlier this weekend, the forces of the NTC had pushed to within a few hundred meters of the center of Sirte — one of the last bastions of pro-Qaddafi resistance in Libya — but later drew back to let the NATO jets do their work.
“Yesterday our freedom fighters attacked Sirte city from two sides. That doesn’t mean that Sirte is free now, but it is an indication that Sirte will be free soon,” said Ahmed Bani, NTC military spokesman in Tripoli.
“I’m asking now any militiamen fighting on the side of the tyrant (to realize) that the game is over.”
On Sunday, the roar of jet engines could be heard overhead, and sporadic booms when NATO ordnance hit targets on the ground. One strike, giving off a deep thud, released a big cloud of smoke and dust over the south of the city.
“NATO has dropped a lot of bombs today,” said one rebel fighter, who declined to give his name. “You can see the planes up above. They struck along here,” he said, gesturing with his hand across the area south of the city center.
NATO’s support for the anti-Qaddafi rebellion played a major part in toppling Qaddafi and the alliance says it will keep up its operations for as long as needed.
In a statement, the alliance said its sorties on Saturday in the vicinity of Sirte had struck targets including 2 command and control facilities, a military staging area, a storage bunker and radar facility, and 29 armed vehicles.
Taking Sirte would be a huge boost for the NTC as it tries to establish credibility as a government, and a blow for Qaddafi, widely believed to be on the run inside Libya.
But it is an awkward proposition because pro-Qaddafi fighters there are well armed and many of the residents have family and tribal ties to Qaddafi.
Accounts from NTC fighters and people who had managed to leave Sirte indicated that pro-Qaddafi forces were trying to prevent civilians from fleeing, effectively using them as a human shield.
“Qaddafi’s forces have surrounded the area, closed it off, by shooting at people,” said a man called Youssef, who was driving away from Sirte with his wife. “There are a lot of people who want to get out but can’t.”
He said he and the other civilians from Sirte leaving the city on Sunday morning had escaped by cutting through the desert.
That was echoed by another man, called Abubakr, who was heading out of Sirte with his wife and four children in a car loaded with baby diapers and food.
“The situation is not good, really it is not good. It is terrible. There are (pro-Qaddafi) gangs unloading on people, shooting at them. It’s really bad,” he said.
A Qaddafi spokesman has accused NATO and NTC forces of killing several hundred civilians in strikes on Sirte.
That, along with the accounts that pro-Qaddafi forces are killing civilians, could not be independently verified because journalists have only been able to reach the parts of Sirte held by the interim government.
The attack by pro-Qaddafi forces on Ghadames underlined the fragility of the NTC’s grip even on parts of the country nominally under its control.
The town, about 600 km south-west of Tripoli, is near a border crossing that pro-Qaddafi Libyans have used to flee into Algeria. Its old town, an intricate maze of mud walls, is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
“These militias have attacked our people in Ghadames city ... All the information we have got is that these groups are related to the son of Qaddafi, Khamis,” the NTC’s Bani told a news conference.
“Our freedom fighters have taken control of that area,” he said, though he acknowledged the clashes were not completely over. “This problem will end soon. It’s a matter of days.”
NTC officials said the attack by Qaddafi loyalists had been repulsed on Saturday, but two Arabic television stations reported new clashes at dawn on Sunday.
“The battle is continuing,” a witness called Mohammed Adeemus told the Al Jazeera channel. He said pro-Qaddafi snipers were inside the town, targeting civilians. “We call the NTC to intervene immediately,” he said.
A month after ousting Qaddafi’s forces from Tripoli and most of the country, the NTC is now facing challenges to its rule from only two main locations, Sirte and Bani Walid, a town about 170 km south-east of Tripoli.
Until both those places are captured, Libya’s new rulers say they cannot begin the process of holding the first elections.
That leaves the country in a tense limbo where the only real authority comes from disparate factions of anti-Qaddafi fighters who are still armed and want a stake in the new Libya.
Attempts to capture Bani Walid have ended in chaos, and now the anti-Qaddafi forces appear to have switched their focus instead to taking Sirte.
“The symbolism of a Sirte victory would be much greater than winning Bani Walid,” said Geoff Porter, an independent US expert on north Africa.
“The collapse of Qaddafi’s hometown would reverberate amongst the dead-enders and could facilitate the fall of Bani Walid,” said Porter.
政治没有永远的朋友 只有永远的利益！！
果然是固定套路.
就不能来点新鲜的，，，真没意思
大佐要是有这个手段还不把革命军虐杀在萌芽中啊
T-54坦克 发表于 2011-9-26 13:17 ![]()
大佐要是有这个手段还不把革命军虐杀在萌芽中啊
手段赶不上炮弹啊～
反对派其实跟中国的轮子运运啥的差不多，国内的不敢动了，国外的还“流亡”着一大批呢。然后通过网络啊之类的东西，在国内制造一批又一批的谣言，别说什么谣言止于智者，多了你就忙不过来了。更何况有人还就喜欢看，喜欢信这些。
对现实不满永远是人类社会的主体情绪。而高明的人会利用这个情绪。
大佐要是有这个手段还不把革命军虐杀在萌芽中啊
手段赶不上炮弹啊～
反对派其实跟中国的轮子运运啥的差不多，国内的不敢动了，国外的还“流亡”着一大批呢。然后通过网络啊之类的东西，在国内制造一批又一批的谣言，别说什么谣言止于智者，多了你就忙不过来了。更何况有人还就喜欢看，喜欢信这些。
对现实不满永远是人类社会的主体情绪。而高明的人会利用这个情绪。
有段时间玩英雄无敌热衷于挖坑
又来了。挖不完的坑
还真是个大坑。
你打赢了怎么说都是你的对
算挖坟还是挖坑呢
原来是96年的事情，怎么当时MD不空袭？
卢旺达大屠杀的时候MD在哪里？100万冤魂呀！
卢旺达大屠杀的时候MD在哪里？100万冤魂呀！
好老套……
卡扎菲是个坑，什么都能往里填
好莱坞应该主动帮助它们修改剧本
大家都是坑啊
咱们冒天下之大不韪假设一下啊，假设TB国真的也被民主了，是不是到时候各地都是万人，十万人，百万人，千万人的大坑？到时候八宝山也得有数十万人了吧。
到时候各地累计起来发现这片土地上发现了三十亿人的万人大坑，秒杀世界屠杀大坑。
到时候各地累计起来发现这片土地上发现了三十亿人的万人大坑，秒杀世界屠杀大坑。
南斯拉夫的万人坑还没填好利比亚的万人坑又出来咧{:soso_e120:}
啥时候推出卡扎菲系统强奸的证据？？？？
南斯拉夫的万人坑还没填好利比亚的万人坑又出来咧{:soso_e120:}
啥时候推出卡扎菲系统强奸的证据？？？？
大佐就可以屠杀？
又来了，利比亚就是个大坑啊。。
什么犯人，为什么要杀？没交待清楚啊
这套路如此固定，和中国每次造反前的封建迷信一样
19821201 发表于 2011-9-26 15:35 ![]()
南斯拉夫的万人坑还没填好利比亚的万人坑又出来咧
啥时候推出卡扎菲系统强奸的证据？？？？{ ...
这个早推出来了在万人坑之前
老卡的女卫队成员控诉的
南斯拉夫的万人坑还没填好利比亚的万人坑又出来咧
啥时候推出卡扎菲系统强奸的证据？？？？{ ...
这个早推出来了在万人坑之前
老卡的女卫队成员控诉的