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Pro HoR fighter jets reported to have bombed Ghariyan and Airport road

bySami Zaptia
April 5, 2015
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By Libya Herald reporter.

Tunis, 5 April 2015:

A government fighter jet was reported to have bombed the area of Ghariyan Saturday, according . . .[restrict]to the pro-Libya Dawn LANA news agency.

The report says that the fighter jet had no specific target with bombs reportedly falling on the Mana area near the Shrifa Manmade River water reservoir.

The report says that antiaircraft guns fired at the fighter jet forcing it to flee and forcing it to offload its missiles randomly on the Mana area, the eastern entrance to the city of Ghariyan. The report added that the bombs caused no human fatalities.

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LANA also reports that a women was killed and three others were injured from the same family as a result of shelling by pro HoR forces in the Qadama gate area of Warshefana.

Meanwhile, LANA also reported that civilian homes in Tripoli’s Airport road were bombed by a pro HoR fighter jet Sunday causing collateral damage but without any human injury or deaths.

The report says that this attack on civilian homes is not the first as it claims there had been previous attacks on civilian homes in the Mitiga Airport area and in the Sabaa (Seven kilometers) area in Furnaj. [/restrict]

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