VOICED: Libyan rebel forces grow with new recruits from Gaddafi strongholds

The video discusses the Libyan conflict, focusing on new recruits joining the rebellion against Gaddafi forces. These recruits, many of whom are inexperienced and come from areas still under Gaddafi's control, are motivated by personal experiences and a strong belief in their cause. The story of Ahmed, a former prisoner who joined the rebels, highlights the personal sacrifices made by these individuals. Rebel commanders value the recruits for their local knowledge, which compensates for their lack of combat experience. Despite their nervousness, the recruits are determined and ready to risk their lives for the cause.

What is the main reason new recruits are joining the fight against Gaddafi forces?

• They are forced by the government.

• They are fleeing from areas controlled by Gaddafi.

• They are seeking adventure.

• They want to become famous.

What was Ahmed's profession before joining the rebellion?

• A soldier

• A computer engineer

• A teacher

• A doctor

Why did Ahmed decide to join the rebels?

• He was offered a high position.

• He was tortured in prison and had no other choice.

• He wanted to travel to Tunisia.

• He was promised a reward.

What do the new recruits lack, according to the rebel commanders?

• Local knowledge

• Belief in the cause

• Motivation

• Fighting experience

What makes the new recruits valuable despite their inexperience?

• Their connections with foreign governments

• Their advanced weaponry

• Their local knowledge and strong belief in the cause

• Their financial resources