Libyans brace for fresh violence
Al Jazeera

The complex and multi -sided battle between rebel
groups has dampened the prospects for Western
intervention.
Tripoli - The bloodiest fighting in Libya since the
2011 revolution has gripped the country as it
prepares for political change after parliamentary
elections last month .
Islamists, who dominated the former General
National Congress, suffered heavy defeats at the
ballot box - and while it is unclear who the
winners will be in the new House of
Representatives, militias are battling for strategic
positions.
Militias from Misrata this week continued their
bombardment of Tripoli International Airport , which
is held by a militia from Zintan, with Grad rockets
slamming into a petrol storage facility and
surrounding neighbourhoods . The 12 -day offensive
has claimed 47 lives, while fierce fighting has
spilled over into southwestern Tripoli, triggering a
mass exodus of thousands of frightened families .
" Shells were falling in my street. I don' t know who
was firing them , " said Abu Baker , a resident of the
western Saraj suburb .
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