Humanitarian crisis

Warplanes thundered. Bombs dropped. Blood was spilled.

As NATO launched its heaviest attack on Tripoli, Libya's capital, in weeks, more targets were shattered, including Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi's residential compound.

And though a NATO spokesman insisted that all the targets were Gadhafi's military installations, a hospital was reportedly pounded injuring children. Even the embassy building of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was reportedly damaged. Now foreign missions have reason to worry about their safety in the Libyan capital.