TRIPOLI, Libya ? The elevators at Tripoli Medical Hospital don?t stop on six anymore. Take the stairs to the sixth floor and you are immediately confronted by three men in desert camouflage, each carrying a Kalashnikov.
The men, fresh from the front lines of the Libyan revolution, guard their wounded enemies at the municipal hospital ? rooms full of regulars from Moammar Gaddafi?s army as well as African fighters the dictator had paid to fight against his own people before he was deposed and killed.
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