The Battle For Zawiyah - Day

The video describes the aftermath of conflict at Martyrs Square, with roads littered with debris. The Colonel claims control, dismissing foreign media as propaganda. Authorities have shut down communication networks to conceal repeated attacks. Rebels in the square suggest Gaddafi's military victory is a fantasy. The report concludes with Alex Crawford from Sky News.

What is the condition of the roads leading to Martyrs' Square?

• They are under construction.

• They are littered with war wreckage.

• They are clear and open for traffic.

• They are blocked by peaceful protesters.

What actions have the authorities taken to control the flow of information?

• They have opened new communication channels.

• They have distributed free mobile phones.

• They have cut the Internet and shut down mobile networks.

• They have increased internet speed.

Why have military checkpoints been set up by the authorities?

• To distribute food and water.

• To facilitate the movement of civilians.

• To keep their repeated attacks secret.

• To provide medical aid to the injured.

What does the presence of rebels in the square suggest?

• An ongoing struggle despite claims of victory.

• A peaceful resolution to the conflict.

• A complete military victory for Gaddafi.

• A withdrawal of all military forces.

What is the narrative being challenged by the rebels' presence?

• The narrative of international support.

• The narrative of a military victory.

• The narrative of a peaceful protest.

• The narrative of economic prosperity.