CNN 2011-09-16
时间：2011-10-09 05:37:47
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At Libya's largest hospital, the Tripoli medical center, the state departments point man on Libya, assistant secretary Steve Jeff Feltman says the pricey revolution up close. He went back home, he's been shot by, also by anti-aircraft weapons.
The doctors told him the men he visited were
civilians1 who support the rebel movement, like many Libyans in the
liberated2 capital these days. They flush the victory sign even through the war isn't over yet. Assistant secretary Feltman tell the CNN he found the men inspiring.
Here in the hospital was a
reminder3 of kind of cost Tripoli people themselves had paid for this, because you saw, you know, young guys here whose crime was try to raise the flag for a Libya. They got shoot by snipers.
Feltman, the highest ranking US officials to visit Libya after rebels took Tripoli met
privately4 with leaders of the transitional national council. Then answered reporters' questions.
We have not, had not, will not have any comeback crisis on the ground in Libya herein.
Just before Feltman arrived, MNC international released report document in human rights abuses by Gadhafi forces and the rebels.
It is to serve the first in all of those, I'm advance to the document, the MNC report are our ranges, you know
condemned5 more.
But the US
diplomat6 said the NTC leadership insist it's trying to bring a countability for human rights by a nation's, by its forces.
We believe that they are saying with some senario, they mean it. But the point is they've got a show in practice from top above them, that they are
implementing7 these things they are saying, and those are strong part of a message today.
Assistant secretary Feltman also tried to put some positive on the political in that's now emergent. Among the leadership of the NTC, they are having a war, words in media he said. But they are not taking it into the streets.
Jose O. CNN tripoli.
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