VOICED: Kadhafi's fight for Nalut, a key city on Libya's Western front

The video discusses the dire situation in a Libyan city near the Tunisian border, where residents have fled due to shelling by Gaddafi's forces. The city is a crucial transit point for essential supplies, and its closure would severely impact the region. Despite the challenges, local residents and rebels are determined to defend their city, even as media attention is focused elsewhere.

What has caused many residents to flee to Tunisia?

• Political elections

• Natural disasters

• Shelling by Gaddafi's forces

• Economic opportunities

Why is the city considered a strategic point?

• It is a cultural heritage site

• It is a key transit point for essential supplies

• It has a large military base

• It is a tourist destination

What would happen if the road to Tunisia is closed?

• Trade with Europe would flourish

• The city would become a cultural hub

• The region would become isolated

• Tourism would increase

What is the attitude of the remaining residents towards defending their city?

• They are willing to fight to the death

• They are negotiating with Gaddafi's forces

• They are indifferent

• They plan to flee soon

How do the rebels feel about media coverage?

• They are indifferent to media attention

• They are satisfied with the coverage

• They feel adequately covered

• They feel overlooked