Fighting In Aleppo Spreads Towards Citadel

The video covers the ongoing conflict in Aleppo, where rebel forces control parts of the old city, facing challenges from regime forces. Despite being lightly armed, the rebels are confident and use tunnels for strategic advantage. Civilians suffer from air attacks and bread shortages, with bakeries being targeted, leading to casualties. The international response, including President Obama's stance on chemical weapons, is discussed, highlighting the ongoing battle for Aleppo and its impact on civilians.

What is the main reason for the confidence of the rebel fighters in Aleppo?

• They have superior weapons.

• They have more soldiers.

• They have strategic control of the old city.

• They have international support.

What strategic advantage do the rebels have in Aleppo?

• Access to international aid.

• Tunnels and lookout posts.

• Control of the airspace.

• Support from local government.

What is causing the most fear among Aleppo's residents?

• The presence of snipers.

• The lack of food supplies.

• The rebel's attacks.

• The regime's air power.

Why are bakeries in Aleppo being targeted?

• They are providing food to the regime.

• They are hiding rebel fighters.

• They are seen as a symbol of resistance.

• They are easy targets for airstrikes.

What international stance is questioned in the context of Aleppo's situation?

• The imposition of economic sanctions.

• The deployment of ground troops.

• The bombing of bakeries and schools.

• The use of chemical weapons.