TRIPOLI, Libya — The rebels who unseated Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi said Sunday that they had captured Bin Jawwad, a strategic eastern hamlet that has in the past been a stumbling block on their path toward Surt, the fugitive dictator’s hometown and one of his last strongholds. Multimedia Related Gilded Traces of the Lives Qaddafis Led (August 28, 2011) Times Topic: Libya — Protests and Revolt (2011) They also announced that two oil fields would restart production within a few weeks, with exports of crude likely to resume from the oil terminal in the eastern port of Tobruk by the end of September, Reuters reported. But refineries remained closed, the rebels said, so fuel will still…
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