Rebel Fighters Wait For a Final Push into Sirte

The video discusses the strategic positioning of mortars to unsettle Gaddafi loyalists while awaiting a final offensive. It highlights the quietness on the western side of Cirts, with minimal fighting and the use of sand-filled shipping containers as cover. NATO's significant bombing activity is noted as an effort to weaken loyalists before a major push. The situation inside Gaddafi's hometown is dire, with no electricity or running water for weeks. Away from the main conflict, anti-Gaddafi soldiers continue to encounter unexpected challenges in the desert.

What is the primary purpose of aiming mortars into the city?

• To destroy buildings

• To unsettle Gaddafi loyalists

• To create noise

• To signal the start of an offensive

What is being used as cover on the frontline?

• Concrete walls

• Shipping containers filled with sand

• Trees

• Tanks

What is NATO's strategy before the final offensive?

• Dropping bombs to weaken the loyalists

• Negotiating with loyalists

• Sending ground troops

• Cutting off supply lines

What are the conditions like inside Gaddafi's hometown?

• Improving with new infrastructure

• Stable with adequate resources

• Worsening with no electricity or water

• Peaceful and quiet

Where are anti-Gaddafi soldiers finding surprises?

• In the city center

• In the desert

• At the coast

• In the mountains