Rebels Move East to take Gaddafi's Hometown

The transcript discusses the movement of Libya's eastern rebels into Gaddafi's tribal heartland, with a focus on the strategic importance of Sirte, Gaddafi's birthplace, as a key target for the rebels.

What is the current direction of travel for Libya's eastern rebels?

• Towards the southern desert

• Towards the western coast

• Into Gaddafi's tribal heartland

• Back to their original positions

Why is the city of Sirte significant for the eastern rebels?

• It is a major economic hub

• It is a neutral zone

• It is Gaddafi's birthplace

• It is the capital of Libya

How far is Sirte from the location where Gaddafi was born?

• 100 miles

• 150 miles

• 180 miles

• 200 miles

What is the main target for the eastern rebels?

• Tripoli

• Sirte

• Benghazi

• Misrata

Why is capturing Sirte essential for the eastern rebels?

• It is a symbolic victory over Gaddafi

• It will provide access to international waters

• It will ensure control over the entire country

• It will cut off Gaddafi's supply lines