Rebel Fighters Wait For a Final Push into Sirte

The video discusses the strategic positioning of mortars to unsettle Gaddafi loyalists while awaiting a final offensive. It highlights the quietness on the western side of Cirts, with minimal fighting and the use of sand-filled shipping containers as cover. NATO's significant bombing activity is noted as an effort to weaken loyalists before a major push. The situation inside Gaddafi's hometown is dire, with no electricity or running water for weeks. Away from the main conflict, anti-Gaddafi soldiers continue to encounter unexpected challenges in the desert.

What actions are being taken to unsettle the Gaddafi loyalists?

What is the significance of the shipping containers mentioned in the text?

What role is NATO playing in the situation described?

Describe the current conditions inside Gaddafi's hometown.

How are the anti-Gaddafi soldiers described in the text?