Rebels & Pro-Gaddafi forces battle it out in Sirte

The transcript describes the challenges faced by rebels against Gaddafi's forces. They are held back by a lack of weapons and air cover, leading to a stalled advance. Fear and panic are prevalent due to potential infiltrators, and the rebels are in dire need of a quick victory to avoid a prolonged campaign.

Why are the rebels unable to advance towards Gaddafi's hometown?

• They have been defeated by Gaddafi's forces.

• They have decided to retreat.

• They lack heavy weaponry and air support.

• They are waiting for reinforcements.

What are the rebels waiting for to help them advance?

• Coalition airstrikes.

• A ceasefire agreement.

• More weapons from allies.

• Support from local civilians.

What caused panic among the rebels?

• A breakdown in communication.

• A lack of food and supplies.

• The movement of a coach with young men.

• A sudden attack by Gaddafi's forces.

What was the rebels' reaction to the bus with young men?

• They provided them with food and shelter.

• They welcomed them as allies.

• They suspected them of being infiltrators.

• They ignored the bus.

Why do the rebels need a quick victory?

• They are running out of resources.

• They want to negotiate peace.

• Gaddafi is manipulating fear effectively.

• They have lost the support of the coalition.