Scrambling over rubble, Hamid Mishri picks his way through what is left of his house. Not much. Something catches the elderly man's eye.
"Grad rocket," he says with a weary look, as he bends down to pick up a piece of twisted metal.
"Everything has been destroyed. I can't even shut my own front door," he adds pointing to where it used to be before it was blown of its hinges.
On the upstairs landing, there is a gaping hole where it looks like the rocket may have hit. The floors are littered with bullet casings. All the rooms have been ransacked and looted.
"They stole around 20,000 dinars, as well as my car."
All that is left is a single mattress, on which he sleeps with his wife and young son.
'Taking revenge'Mr Mishri was a loser in the conflict in Libya.
He paid a price for living in Sirte, Muammar Gaddafi's hometown. Read More
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