Anti-Gaddafi Forces Advance towards Sirte

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Libyan revolutionaries as they confront Gaddafi's diehard supporters. Despite a declared ceasefire, heavy fighting ensues. Revolutionaries express reluctance to fight against fellow Libyans, highlighting the moral conflict they face. As they advance towards Sirte, they suffer casualties and seek peaceful solutions. The NTC must decide whether to fight for Sirte or bypass it, weighing the strategic importance of the city.

What forced Libya's revolutionaries to continue fighting despite a ceasefire declaration?

• Internal conflicts among revolutionaries

• Gaddafi's supporters' resistance

• Lack of resources

• International pressure

How do the fighters feel about engaging in combat against Gaddafi's supporters?

• They are indifferent

• They are reluctant as they consider them brothers

• They are motivated by revenge

• They are eager to fight

What progress did the revolutionaries make in their advance?

• They captured Sirte

• They advanced 25 miles in a week

• They retreated due to heavy losses

• They formed an alliance with Gaddafi's supporters

What is one of the peaceful strategies considered by the rebel commanders to capture Sirte?

• Surrounding the city to force its surrender

• Negotiating with Gaddafi

• Launching a surprise attack

• Requesting international intervention

Why is Sirte considered significant in the context of the Libyan revolution?

• It is a stronghold of international allies

• It is the capital of Libya

• It is a major economic hub

• It is the birthplace of Gaddafi