VOICED: Ragged rebels flee as Kadhafi's shells rain down

Libya's rebel forces remain defiant despite aerial assaults by Gaddafi's troops. The rebels, lacking advanced weaponry, face bleak chances of victory as they are pushed back by sustained shelling. Casualties mount as calls for a UN-enforced no-fly zone increase. However, international pressure has yet to resolve the crisis, leaving the Libyan people to suffer without a resolution.

What was the attitude of Libya's rebel forces in the face of Gaddafi's aerial assault?

• They retreated to neighboring countries.

• They sought peace negotiations.

• They remained defiant.

• They surrendered immediately.

What was one of the main challenges faced by the rebels in their fight against regime troops?

• Harsh weather conditions.

• Lack of international support.

• Insufficient weaponry.

• Internal conflicts among rebels.

What did the rebels call for in response to the superior firepower of Gaddafi's regime?

• Increased media coverage.

• More financial aid.

• A UN-enforced no-fly zone.

• A ceasefire agreement.

How did the international community respond to the Libyan crisis according to the transcript?

• They organized peace talks.

• They imposed strict sanctions.

• They provided military support.

• They failed to take effective action.

What is the ongoing situation for the Libyan people as described in the transcript?

• They have achieved freedom.

• The crisis has been resolved.

• The suffering continues.

• They have received international aid.