Supplies Still in Short Supply in Tripoli

The video discusses the challenges faced by a city in need of humanitarian aid due to safety concerns, with dock workers hesitant to operate. It highlights the control of a port by rebels, including personal stories of individuals like Hasheem Cales, who returned to Libya to join the revolution. The narrative follows his journey from exile to combat, detailing his experiences and injuries. As the conflict subsides, the focus shifts to the transition back to normal life, with individuals like Hasheem planning to return to England, reflecting on the newfound freedom and the possibility of returning to Libya permanently.

What is the main reason the port is deserted despite the need for medical supplies?

• Safety concerns for dock workers

• Lack of cargo ships

• Government restrictions

• Weather conditions

Who is Hasheem Cales and what role does he play in the revolution?

• A journalist covering the events

• A government official negotiating peace

• A mobile phone engineer who joined the rebels

• A dock worker leading the port operations

What motivated Hasheem Cales to return to Libya after 16 years?

• To visit family

• To join the revolution against the regime

• To start a new business

• To work on humanitarian aid

What does Hasheem plan to do after the revolution?

• Stay in Libya permanently

• Return to England and never come back

• Travel to another country

• Join a different revolutionary group

What task are the rebels working on with Gaddafi's cruiser?

• Using it for evacuation

• Selling it to fund the revolution

• Preparing it for patrol

• Dismantling it for parts