Gaddafi, a legendary figure, deserves to be said to be a generation of tyrants. From a poor pastoralist family, he rose through the army, and he was only 27 years old when he ascended to the top of Libya's supreme ruler, but such an extraordinary legend died at the hands of a group of militiamen in 2011. Why did such a powerful figure die at the hands of a militiaman? What was the final fate of the militia that killed Gaddafi?
Take advantage of the turmoil and torture and kill Gaddafi
Since 1969, when Qaddafi led the "Freedom Army" organization to overthrow the Idris dynasty in the "September Revolution", Gaddafi gradually grasped the actual leadership of the Libyan state, during his reign, he made many achievements in politics, economy, diplomacy, culture, etc., rebuilding Libya's short-lived glory, with the famous titles of "African Lion" and "King of Kings", but in 2011, Qaddafi, who ruled for 42 years, faced one of the biggest difficulties in his ruling career.
In 2011, in the face of a complex domestic and international situation, Libya also fell into a "dark cloud", a large-scale demonstration broke out, while some Western countries took advantage of libya's "civil strife" muddy waters to stir up the situation that was not calm, resulting in these demonstrations gradually changing their taste and going to the other extreme.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, the British, American, French and other multinational armies carried out air strikes on Libya, and Libya was in chaos. In the face of the rise of reactionary groups, they attacked aggressively, even reaching the capital Tripoli, and Qaddafi had to flee. Constantly switching hiding places and hiding everywhere, Gaddafi and his sons and cronies eventually arrived in Qaddafi's hometown of Sirte.
Members of the anti-government ordered the arrest of Gaddafi, and Western countries secretly offered huge rewards for Gaddafi's arrest. As the saying goes in our country, "There will be brave men under a heavy reward," it was a good thing, and under the tempting bounty, a militia group began to arrest Gaddafi.
To everyone's surprise, Qaddafi, known as the "lion of Africa", was actually caught by such a militia of unemployed homeless people!
This is really "perennial swallowing, but being pecked by swallows"!
After gayaddafi was captured, the militia killed the former ruler of the country after brutally abusing him in the streets. Moreover, they also gave Gaddafi's body to the local reactionary government for exhibition. Gaddafi, a generation of tyrants, died in the dirty streets, ending his legendary life.
The participating militias were killed and died in a miserable end
The militiamen after killing Gaddafi received a huge bounty as they wished.
Their leader, Omran Shaban, was the first to rush up and capture Gaddafi, and he alone was rumored to have received $800,000.
Later, he was also regarded as a "hero", and was knighted, praising his "great achievements".
There was also a young man named Urebi in this militia, who was said to be the one who eventually killed Gaddafi, and he received only a lot more bounty, which also became the capital he boasted.
However, as the former leader of Libya, although many of his policies are mixed and even controversial, Libya under his leadership has never had prosperity, and he has many followers and supporters. The militias that killed Gaddafi became their primary targets for avenging Gaddafi.
By 2012, the leader of the militia, Omran Shaban, the first to capture Gaddafi, was captured surrounded by Gaddafi's followers. The angry Avengers took revenge on the man for the injuries that Gaddafi had suffered before his death.
Omran Shaban was tortured and killed before he could be treated and eventually died.
And Urebi was also captured, and the fate of the person who eventually killed Gaddafi can be imagined; but this is not over, and in just a few short months, the militia that participated in the torture of Gaddafi was captured by Gaddafi's followers, and each end was miserable, and no one was killed.
Although the followers avenged Gaddafi, but Gaddafi can not come back after all, whether before he died or after gaddafi is controversial, some people think that he is the savior of Libya, and even North Africa, but some people think that he is just a dictator with an extremely inflated desire for power, an authoritarian, who can say clearly? It can only be left to time, to history to judge a person's merits and demerits.
And as those militiamen, "there will be brave men under the heavy reward". Although I received a moment of money and honor, I did not have the opportunity to enjoy it. Then it leaves this world, and no one has a good ending.
They tried their best to capture Gaddafi, and what did they actually get? It's just a killing streak for yourself.