Rebels Blame themselves for Deadly Air Strikes

The video discusses a NATO airstrike that mistakenly hit rebel vehicles, causing confusion and blame among the rebels. It highlights the internal struggles within the rebel forces and their challenges in maintaining order. The video also notes a tactical shift by Gaddafi's troops, who are expected to sow more chaos in rebel territories.

What was the initial cause of the NATO airstrike on rebel forces?

• NATO misidentified a civilian vehicle.

• A communication error between NATO forces.

• A rebel fighter mistakenly fired at NATO aircraft.

• Gaddafi's troops launched an attack.

How did the rebels initially respond to the attack on their position?

• They retreated to a safer location.

• They surrendered to Gaddafi's troops.

• They fired back into the desert.

• They called for NATO assistance.

What was one of the consequences of the airstrike mentioned in the transcript?

• NATO issued an apology.

• Gaddafi's forces retreated.

• The rebels lost 14 people, including an ambulance crew.

• The rebels gained new allies.

What internal issue did the rebels face after the airstrike?

• Desertion of key leaders.

• Squabbles over who could join the battle.

• Lack of ammunition.

• Shortage of food supplies.

What strategic change is expected from Gaddafi's troops as the frontline solidifies?

• They will negotiate peace.

• They will increase diplomatic efforts.

• They will sow more violence and chaos.

• They will retreat to the capital.