Jala Hospital in Libya s northeastern city of Benghazi was busy on Tuesday night as injured from the nearby front line at the strategic oil terminal of Brega continued to be admitted.\nAnti-Gadhafi forces entered Brega on Tuesday after much of the area suffered heavy damage during fighting and shelling.\nSherif Abdul Mola an injured rebel fighter gave an account of what happened during the day.\nWe were engaged in fight with them forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and they have fired a Milano rocket at us two of my comrades were killed in the car and I am here as you see he said from Jala Hospital.\nRebel and regime forces have battled over the strategic port city of Brega throughout the conflict and control has swung back and forth between the two sides.\nThe arrival of anti-Gadhafi forces came after United States defence officials said on Monday that Libyan government forces had fired a Scud missile for the first time in the conflict which landed near Brega.\nDoctor Mohamed Al-Ogali at Benghazi s Jala Hospital said that a new weapon had been used in the conflict the Scud missile which - he said - is internationally prohibited.\nThe missile launch was detected by US forces shortly after midnight on Sunday and the Scud landed in the desert about 50 miles 80 kilometres outside Brega without causing any damage or casualties.