According to a statement of the son of the martyr Abu Bakr Younis Jaber, Minister of Defence of the Jamahiriya - one of the mujahideen who was at the front in Sirte, where he accompanied his father, Abu Bakr Younes martyr and the Libyan leader Muammar Al Gaddhafi and Moatassem Gaddafi.

The son of former defense minister who was captured by the rebels, said:

We were with my father the martyr, martyr and my brother and Moatassem Gaddafi Muammar Gaddafi in the city of Sirte, the blockade reached its peak and things became more complicated when the bunker weapons stockpile was bombed by the Aviation of NATO. This bunker was in the residential area No. 2 in Sirte. The building and bunker were were hit by more than 6 times by air strikes of NATO, we spent the night without nearly no ammunition.

On Wednesday night, the martyr Muammar Gaddafi decided to leave and redirect from Sirte into the south to his hometown (Bou Hadi). We took the rest of ammunition left have left and equipped our cars.
At that time, the Minister of Defence and Moatassem Gaddafi prepared an evacuation plan for withdrawal from area 2 and the plan was put well together. The plans as follow to disperse the enemy decoys to deceive the enemy and remove the Libyan leader, safe and sound.

On Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 4am, we had prayers with the leader Muammar Gaddafi. We were about 496 resistance fighters and were divided according to the plan in three convoys.

The first convoy left Sirte at exactly seven o'clock in the morning to the east of Sirte and consists of 40 cars and its mission is to remove the enemy front lines and disperse.

The second convoy of 34 cars headed south and aims to remove the enemy and destabilize the region west of Sirte.

In the last convoy consisting of 70 cars carrying the Libyan leader and his companions.

There were left 56 Libyan resistance fighters and snipers in the area No. 2 to face the rebels and delay their advances to the district.

The first battalion "convoy" and the latter clashed with rebels in eastern Sirte (the rebels of Benghazi) and rebels from the west (Misrata rebels) and then the Battalion No 3. The third convoy composed of 70 cars were moving out of the center of Sirte and drove about 12 km without any contact to rebels. The plan worked very well.

The martyr was the Libyan leader in car No. 21, while the defense minister, his son and Moatassem Gaddafi were in the car 22. The numbers of cars was placed to organize the process of withdrawal of Sirte.

At 8:45 am, we heard the NATO planes then we dispersed the convoy to avoid strike aircraft. Few moments the planes hit the first of our cars, car No. 17, all occupants are dead and then they hit the car No. 11 at the end of the convoy, they destroy and kill all of the people.

The largest explosion was the one that targeted the car of the Libyan leader, they atargeted not directly his car, but alongside his car. His car overturned. He got out alive with all other fighters. I saw Moatassem Gaddafi and the guards.

Nobody knew that the Libyan leader was in the convoy but me and the martyr Minister of Defence.

Suddenly, the NATO planes bombed us with a bomb that exploded with a thick white smoke. This is where I lost consciousness, waking up I found myself a prisoner in Misrata and saw the martyrs, my father, the Libyan leader Gaddafi and Moatassem.

That's the whole story of the capture of the Libyan leader and his companions. At 9:00 am, the Libyan leader, Gadhafi Moatassem and the defense minister were captured.
The rebels released the information at 12:00.

Article translated from Algeria isp from French to English with help of Google-translate. Sorry, if any misinterpretation.

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