Details of Gaddafi taking refuge in his relative’s house after his house was bombed

On October 20, 2011, the companions of the late Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi revealed, in a documentary produced by Al-Arabiya entitled “Gaddafi … The Last Days”, fascinating details and particles that had not previously been revealed regarding this period before. her death on October 20, 2011, including her recourse to her relative’s home after her home was bombed and besieged by protesters.

After pursuing Muammar Gaddafi and his companions in his dying days, and after protesters took control of advanced sites inside the city of Sirte, the Libyan president was forced to change locations, so he sought refuge in the house of one of his relatives. , Faraj Ibrahim.

In the attached video, Faraj recounts how the apartment, located in a four-story building, was bombed, causing its walls to collapse, forcing his relative to take him to another house he owns in next to his brother’s house and a third apartment for the family that he opened them all and took them as a hiding place until October 11.

Where did he seek refuge?

Musa Ibrahim, the spokesman for the late Libyan president, also recounted how Gaddafi left Tripoli and chose to go to Sirte despite the fact that all opinions surrounding him pushed him to go to southern Libya. because it was more difficult militarily and easier to defend. .

In this regard, Gaddafi’s bodyguard recalled: “We moved on August 23 at 3 p.m. and it was Ramadan … We left Tripoli and headed south. We encountered problems and clashes with young people on the way, but they weren’t sure that Gaddafi was with us. “

He went on to say, “The car was hit by about 23 bullets, and we continued to drive about a mile and a half inside, then we changed the car to one that was at a friend’s house. destination.”

The documentary recounts the last moments of Gaddafi’s death, how he was buried and new information he recounts to the first of his comrades who were with him during his last days.