War in Libya | M6 | 66 minutes

As French planes bomb Colonel Gaddafi’s forces, we report from the rebel camp. On the front, inexperienced fighters set out for battle with ancient Kalashnikovs to face the tanks of the regular army. Their great hope lies with the Western intervention. However, in Benghazi, the city liberated by the rebels, pro-Gaddafi snipers kill people in the street. Hisham, the young Franco-Libyan, whom 66 Minutes met 3 weeks ago, now impotently watches the street battles beneath his windows. And members of the provisional government only move around under the highest security protection: one of them was killed last weekend.