Libya: Nato's Most Ferocious Air Strike On Tripoli -- The Telegraph
NATO'S frustration with the pace of events in Libya was felt first as a subterranean rumble, then as the shriek of jets, and finally the sharp blast of high explosives.
"The whole ceiling was just vibrating," said Ola Remi, 30, a Nigerian who lives in a house next to the impact zone. "The whole area, all the houses, shook."
"Imagine what it's like for our mothers and children," shouted Fathallah Salem, 45. "We really thought it was the Day of Judgement."
Tripoli has got used to the sound of bombs. But the Nato attack in the early hours of Tuesday morning was of a different order.
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