VOICED: Libyan rebels on the run

The transcript describes the advance of Gaddafi's troops near Bin Jawad, highlighting the struggles of Libya's rebel forces as they face challenges and retreat. Despite their weaponry, the rebels are unable to hold the oil town. The Shabab, Libya's young Volunteer Army, retreats under relentless shelling. Airstrikes impact journalists, civilians, and even mosques. At a hospital in Brager, 40 kilometers away, grief and sadness prevail as bodies are brought in. The morale among remaining fighters is low as they search for friends among the dead. Libya's liberation seems distant.

What was the main challenge faced by Libya's rebel forces near Bin Jawad?

• Poor weather conditions

• Lack of food supplies

• Overwhelming regime forces

• Internal conflicts

What action did the Shabab take in response to the relentless shelling?

• They negotiated a ceasefire

• They retreated hastily

• They advanced towards the enemy

• They sought reinforcements

What was a significant sign of the Shabab's inability to repel the advance?

• Loss of communication

• Presence of shells along the road

• Destruction of their vehicles

• Lack of ammunition

Who were affected by the airstrikes mentioned in the transcript?

• Only military personnel

• Rebel leaders

• Journalists and civilians

• Foreign diplomats

What was the atmosphere at the El Equipped hospital in Brager?

• Celebratory

• Hopeful

• Indifferent

• Grief-stricken