The transcript describes the dire situation in Eastern Guta, where civilians face daily bombardment and a blockade that prevents essential supplies from entering. The speaker highlights the impact on children, who live in constant fear and deprivation, contrasting their lives with those in free countries. Despite a UN resolution for a ceasefire, it was not implemented due to Russian interference, and there is a call for international leaders, including Donald Trump, to take action against the oppressive regimes of Assad and Putin.

What was the immediate impact of the Russian warplane attack on the civilian area?

• It improved living conditions.

• It resulted in peace talks.

• It caused significant destruction and fear.

• It led to a ceasefire.

How are the residents of Eastern Guta coping with the lack of resources?

• They have abundant resources.

• They use makeshift solutions like wood stoves.

• They rely on international aid.

• They have relocated to safer areas.

What are the main challenges faced by the people in Eastern Guta due to the blockade?

• Access to entertainment.

• Opportunities for education.

• Availability of food and medicine.

• Access to luxury goods.

What psychological impact does the constant bombardment have on children in Eastern Guta?

• It makes them feel safe.

• It causes hysteria and fear.

• It encourages outdoor play.

• It improves their mental health.

What is the narrator's view on the international response to the conflict in Eastern Guta?

• The international community has been very supportive.

• The international response has been swift and decisive.

• The conflict has been resolved.

• There has been a lack of effective action.