VOICED : Family members worry

The transcript discusses the anxiety caused by military intervention affecting hostages, the President's assurance of continued negotiations, and concerns about the situation worsening over time. Despite the President's reassuring speech, there is disappointment due to the lack of progress and claims. Updates from Quai d'Orsay confirm the hostages are alive, but family anxiety remains high.

What is the main concern regarding the military intervention?

• It might lead to more hostages.

• It could affect the hostages negatively.

• It will increase military expenses.

• It will stop negotiations completely.

What reassurance did the President provide?

• That negotiations could continue.

• That the hostages were safe.

• That the hostages would be released soon.

• That military action would be avoided.

What is the main feeling expressed about the progress of the situation?

• Indifference towards the situation.

• Confidence in a quick resolution.

• Frustration due to lack of progress.

• Optimism due to recent developments.

How often does the Quai d'Orsay provide updates on the hostages?

• Weekly

• Daily

• Monthly

• Annually

What is the emotional impact on the families of the hostages?

• They are hopeful.

• They experience anxiety.

• They are indifferent.

• They feel relieved.