Nato attack kills 15 civilians

World News - Libyan government officials said 15 civilians, including three children, were killed in a Nato attack on a building in the western half of the capital Tripoli.

The attack reportedly occurred early Monday (20 / 6).

Some journalists were taken to see the complex that was attacked. BBC reporter who went to see a compound in Sorman, on the outskirts of Tripoli, said the building was razed to the ground.

The place is said to belong to someone close to the Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi.

Nato, which invade Libya under UN mandate, initially denied involvement in the attack but later said it would investigate allegations of Libya.

According to Libyan officials, the building now was hit by eight rocket destroyed. Sunday (19 / 6), Nato admitted earlier air attack killed civilians in Tripoli.