Rebel Fighters Claim Victory of Misrata

The transcript details the ongoing conflict in Misrata, where rebels claim to have reclaimed parts of the city from Gaddafi's forces. Despite the siege, the rebels maintain control of the port, which is crucial for their operations. Civilians face severe shortages and challenges, with shops running low on supplies. NATO's involvement is acknowledged but deemed insufficient by locals. The humanitarian situation is dire, with high casualties and medical aid being crucial. The narrative highlights the resilience of the rebels and the struggles of the civilians amidst the conflict.

What strategic location do the rebels still control in Misrata?

• The airport

• The port

• The city center

• The eastern border

How long has Misrata been under siege?

• Nine weeks

• Seven weeks

• Five weeks

• Three weeks

What is the main concern of civilians in Misrata as the conflict continues?

• Shortage of food and supplies

• Communication blackouts

• Lack of transportation

• Increased taxes

What is the general sentiment about NATO's involvement in the conflict?

• It is sufficient

• It is highly effective

• It is insufficient

• It is unnecessary

What challenge do hospitals face in Misrata?

• Shortage of beds

• Security threats

• Lack of doctors

• Power outages