Assad Regime Using Banned Cluster Bombs

The video discusses the Syrian conflict, focusing on the use of banned weapons like cluster bombs by the Assad regime. It highlights the impact on civilians in Aleppo and the rebels' response using homemade weapons. The lack of Western support is noted, with implications for future relations.

What is the primary danger associated with cluster bombs?

• They scatter bomblets over a wide area, many of which do not explode immediately.

• They explode immediately upon impact.

• They are only used in military zones.

• They are easy to defuse.

What type of bomb is described as being packed with explosives and used indiscriminately in Aleppo?

• Flash bomb

• Barrel bomb

• Nuclear bomb

• Smoke bomb

How have the rebels adapted to the lack of external support?

• By negotiating peace with the regime

• By fleeing the country

• By creating their own weapons and arsenal

• By surrendering to the regime

What materials are used by the rebels to make Molotov cocktails?

• Oil and paper

• Gunpowder and nails

• Petrol and strips of tyre

• Water and sand

What is the sentiment of the Syrian rebels towards Western countries after the revolution?

• Intention to boycott them

• Indifference to their actions

• Gratitude for their support

• Desire to form alliances