A Look Inside a Rebel Camp on the Turkish Border

The video explores the Syrian rebels' tactics, including bomb-making from unexploded artillery and adopting Taliban-like strategies. It provides insights into a rebel camp near the Turkish border, highlighting the diverse backgrounds of its members. The video also covers the defection of regime soldiers to the rebel side and the treatment of captured Assad soldiers. It concludes with the challenges of balancing revenge and justice in the ongoing conflict.

What materials do the Syrian rebels use to make their bombs?

• Natural resources

• Imported chemicals

• Purchased explosives

• Unexploded artillery rounds

Which group’s tactics have the Syrian rebels adopted?

• The Kurdish Forces

• The Russian Military

• The US Army

• The Taliban

What is the composition of the rebel forces?

• Only former soldiers

• A mix of students, farmers, and former soldiers

• International volunteers

• Local villagers

How do the rebels persuade regime soldiers to join them?

• By offering money

• Through successful operations and persuasion

• By threatening their families

• By promising foreign aid

What is the role of the rebel court?

• To decide the fate of captured soldiers

• To recruit new soldiers

• To negotiate with the regime

• To execute captured soldiers