Гуманитарная бомбардировка НАТО Ливийского университета Нассера в Триполи
Originally posted by varjag_2007 at Гуманитарная бомбардировка НАТО Ливийского университета Нассера в Триполи
The NATO war against Libya is not a humanitarian endeavour. It is a blatant war of aggression and a violation of international law.
War crimes are being committed by NATO.
Hospitals and universities have been bombed. Civilian infrastructure has been brutally destroyed.
Recently Tripoli's Nasser University was bombed. University staff were injured and killed. There is no justification for this.
What NATO is doing is taking advantage of internal divisions to destroy Libya as a country.
The unspoken objective is to destroy Libya's economy and to prevent it from developing as a nation-state. This is why schools and universities, hospitals, shipyards, factories, not to mention residential areas, have been the target of NATO bombings.
Readers are informed in advance that the photographic evidence that follows is graphic and disturbing.
These photographs were taken by Mohammed Al-Alam, a student at Nasser University. The photographs were directly forwarded to me.
Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, Global Research, June 12, 2011
The NATO war against Libya is not a humanitarian endeavour. It is a blatant war of aggression and a violation of international law.
War crimes are being committed by NATO.
Hospitals and universities have been bombed. Civilian infrastructure has been brutally destroyed.
Recently Tripoli's Nasser University was bombed. University staff were injured and killed. There is no justification for this.
What NATO is doing is taking advantage of internal divisions to destroy Libya as a country.
The unspoken objective is to destroy Libya's economy and to prevent it from developing as a nation-state. This is why schools and universities, hospitals, shipyards, factories, not to mention residential areas, have been the target of NATO bombings.
Readers are informed in advance that the photographic evidence that follows is graphic and disturbing.
These photographs were taken by Mohammed Al-Alam, a student at Nasser University. The photographs were directly forwarded to me.
Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, Global Research, June 12, 2011