nafusa mountains造句

• The front line was than in the region of Nafusa Mountains.
• Jadu and Nalut are in the Nafusa Mountains of western Libya.
• They were predominantly used by rebels in the Nafusa Mountains.
• Fighting was reported near Bir Ghanam in the Nafusa Mountains.
• On 20 July, Digheily visited Nalut in western Libya's Nafusa Mountains.
• The Berber tribes of Huwara around Tripoli, in the Nafusa Mountains and at Zenata in western Tripolitania.
• Al-Mahdawi was born in 1898 in the village of Fass
  
  mo in Libya's Nafusa Mountains.
• Gharyan is one of the largest towns in the Nafusa Mountains, an area populated primarily by Berbers.
• The escalating strife in the Nafusa Mountains has raised fears of the prospect for broader tribal and ethnic warfare.
• Along with the city of Misrata, the Nafusa Mountains region was one of the major rebel strongholds in Tripolitania.
• Qatar also provided training to fighters based both in eastern Libya and in the Nafusa Mountains, in the Tripoli area.
• The Nafusa mountains are heavily populated by ethnic Berbers, a group which suffered intense persecution under Gaddafi's rule.
• On 29 June, France acknowledged that it had airdropped arms supplies to rebels in the Nafusa Mountains in early June.
• It did receive communications equipment and three week's urban warfare training from Qatari special forces in the Nafusa mountains.
• On 6 July, opposition forces in strongholds in the Misrata and the Nafusa Mountains attacked Gaddafi forces in separate coordinated attacks.
• In June 2011, Le Figaro reported that France secretly airdropped significant quantities of arms in the Nafusa Mountains for the Berber rebels.
• On 14 June, government bombardments in the Nafusa Mountains continued, while clashes continued as the rebels attacked towns under Gaddafi control.
• Several months after the initial uprising, rebel forces in the Nafusa Mountains advanced towards the coast, retaking Zawiya and reaching Tripoli on 21 August.
• The indigenous population was arab, with some berbers in the Nafusa Mountains south of Tripoli and some thousands Jews and a few Maltese on the coast.
• On 1 July, NATO aircraft attacked two vehicles near Bir al-Ghanam, a town in the Nafusa Mountains along a road leading to Tripoli.