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a real joy. and we all rushed it was does you tube force a russian government to support the crimean people because people are here to be. or. if. the world watched impotently as russian forces took control of the entire peninsula . veteran human rights activist and crimean tatar leader jimmy live received an unexpected uproots from the former president of the russian republic. meant to move live who was acting as a go between for moscow. russia. risky russian of crew members he reported. margaret is it worth it from which they were to

approach the rigors man thanks david nic what you are but i must give the storms here france which i'm sure that a much discretion. in mid march to me live was asked to receive a call from my little home did you learn. anything or for a better way to live on the spot you know. you had to look good spend sort of an adult that was and i should talk with them simeon is yes they put on a suit their communities around the turn of the. rather put them sort of this goodness there on you know 0 but i was it the little. round order of things that can be of interest. when you discover the. card where it. dumps the grahams can do better in person because in your grammar chris and. there up to the door is there this is the hood of the herschel marshal in order to refute richard can really be serious because russians are. not only did put in have no intention

of taking his troops out of crimea he had another insurgency plan. similar taney asleep as most coups troops began arriving in crimea pro russian protests broke out in an area known as adama us in eastern ukraine. it would soon lead to an all out war and a surge and supported by russian troops and military equipment pushed ukraine grabbing town after town region after really. one of the key aims denied by mosco was to establish land access to crimea and in the process create a great to russia. initially the ill equipped ukrainian was pushed back but no one in the russian military had anticipated the determination of ordinary ukrainians who volunteered in their thousands to counter insurgency.

put in stream of land access to crimea had been swapped to. back on the crimean peninsula with most schools forces in total control a referendum was hastily arranged which the pro russians easily won. it was. clear and fair that 85 percent of. operation was falls like i knew a great joy in russia. despite world condemnation russia now claim crimea as its own. and in the seek that it sees here and you will. see what quite that fits in they didn't look at those guestimate watching got a deemed national but if it didn't that lead didn't like him simpleton. the formal a good start but usually the start of last year the want to kill it that does not like. it was not in the foot and it was hauling

for the people people go towards a polling station we tears in their arse. but not all shed tears of joy for most ukrainians and thought i was living in crimea it was a dark day. for giving it. a life long as. they normally have followed it for you to read this ambition appears to be echoed by the man himself in his speech to crimean russians. look at us going back you never will. keep my together for. a month putin 1st orders was to begin working on a bridge spanning over 1000 kilometers from the russian mainland to crimea. with

the annexation of the peninsula now in full flow russian strategy was about to take an ominous direction against the us who had opposed the referendum and occupation. there to reserve bonus. and the printer mark the students to. a minute of racial regional strength and emotional. burns who. were survivors a squad clearly. didn't use near. the mic or secure open or police or. their arsenal with the. but you his perception you mr news. why. why.

was. today most affords me live lives in exile in the ukrainian capital kiev under strict warning from moscow he would be arrested immediately should he ever attempt to return to his home life and i am. told by. his wife sufi no remains in the family home to find and determine that the towers will not be driven from their homeland. quite in some ways yes my a new man but i am glad as they did to zambia hyde's but the most they had the religion the national but he had got my back and the law in my side and they. and this is the land of their people the

crimean tatar capital. has been their home for centuries but since the annexation by russia tens of thousands have fled north to various parts of ukraine. now a muslim minority with fewer than 300000 remaining they live under the constant threat of arrest should they dare to speak out against the occupation. in the middle of the 19th century they were the majority today they make up around 12 percent of the population of crimea as 2500000 inhabitants as more and more russians are encouraged by moscow to move here. that's not exist was really smeared and i should steve nestle easy mia. totters though are distrusted by many russians they have lived here since the 14th

century when various turkic tribes invaded. but their wealth depended mainly on the trading of slaves who they captured in regular raids across the region selling them on to autumn and slave markets and cost on to noble now istanbul and elsewhere in the middle east. this trade was eventually brought to an end after conflicts with both ukrainians and russians and the crimean peninsula with a valuable trading port on the black sea was an extent by russia and $783.00. since then try me in tars have been repeatedly buffeted by their neighbors and driven from their land. in 1944 as portrayed in this drama by crimean ta-ta director when they were suspected of collaboration with the nazis joseph stalin ordered that the entire

crimean tatar population be given just 15 minutes to leave their home for half. an act of ethnic cleansing which lives in the folklore of the tarnation to this day . was stuff a jimmy live was just a small child time. period of bedsores. remember her child and her niece and there it is going to shatter and they're going to be parents corregidor and they're going to north korea or that in which the stereotype. there that over. cricket. is now shared. this nonsense care less. president it would appear to understand that the national it is the latest. in a britain in the direction that you are in but i. screwed

. that a. marker from the work of her son. thomas dancing yet more if the book. is for the arts there are some restaurants or snifter or nero or her unconditionally or a post here in tuscaloosa the literally across the river is her. park reporters going there in the portraits him. most was sent for resettlement in his book stand and over 100000 are said to have died either joining the deportation or from the diseases of famine that followed

me for burma sure oceans or they're going to broaden our personal pollution. persion it is part of my answer scrivener they move for president. red rugged territory they are growing person the part of both super rich over the super for sure is preparing for this in a dim nor. a return of their power but it's the worst part of her. murder is that the distortion programs are ephemeris there's a difference if appropriate courage vision and there's your letter and. this is where footage shows tarzan exile celebrating the festival of aids. always there was just one thing on their minds. the most let us put out a. little bit of. the national was going to us we would.

then in the late 1980 s. taking advantage of mikhail gorbachev's introduction of greater freedoms in the soviet union a small number of startups led by my stuff and you may live made the move back to their home without waiting for permission from moscow. it was just. didn't come up with. the bill of office. and she wanted city. hall door snick you nasha beside city i knew

not real cooks thank you i only have them. i kind of thought school yum yum like that about the release of bin as reasonably shasta. and 991 the end of the soviet union provided the opportunity the rest of the crimean thought nation had been waiting for. with the agreement of the newly independent ukraine over a $100000.00 made their way home. as russia wrote a memoir doris and a pretty rare injury group christabel sharga shergar group to reverse out service prayer and try for her worst moments. that's exactly it's my pleasure really so what do i care a new kenya. willing story night loads of pressure well of palatka

really simly on to read that of kind eastern agronomists is sad and lucky really if tiny was a star or not you did wish as they were and you will in the sleighs you mean. but today that happiness is gone. outside the russian embassy in the ukrainian capital kiev a small demonstration is attracting media attention. yemen's cause all show because i think the me read so much as motivation i'm only in form i guess. a quest to get another crowd in the not media and you my lad almost will need on you someone getting impressed if it's a place for playing in se. bush days yet in the chilly smile and a shiny it really broke him. says he can matter not only it's an able to

shed a of get his son tony give me such when you could debase. it a fiend it a game of is an executive of the world congress of crimean taught on us as well as a member of but just arise city council. his abduction just yards from his home was captured in the top corner of the picture and it's immediately clear the vehicles were lying in wait. stopping his car pulling him out of the driver's seat and binding his hands takes less than a minute. his bundled towards the side doors of a waiting van. then suddenly makes a desperate bid to escape. his soon captured again and this time he disappears into the van and is gone forever.

a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades alison found off. years before israel has its own al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is only made us of the palestinians so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. that god led gastein on al-jazeera. because we have to expand. and actually share. the. challenge of the brazilian dictatorship with

a democratically run team. the clean feelings change the course of. the center was a revolution resort. to locals as the doctor. rebels concludes with a celebration of the life and legacy of. the corinthians democracy movement on al-jazeera. hello i'm down in jordan and with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the un is putting some of that stuff out of sudan after an escalation in violence earlier this week the u.k. has also announced is closing its embassy doctors say the military crackdown began on monday has left more than $100.00 people dead protest leaders have rejected an

offer of talks from the military but the u.s. is urging both sides to resume negotiations. emergency talks will continue on thursday in washington where mexican officials are trying to stop a 5 percent tariff president trump is warning the taxes will come into force if mexico doesn't stop illegal immigration. who the fighters in yemen say they have crossed the border into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions who say they have killed dozens of saudi troops during heavy fighting in the city of nashville and a group of u.s. senators is trying to block weapons sales to saudi arabia the u.a.e. and jordan president trump bypass congress last month by the carry an emergency because of growing tensions with iran he approved 8000000000 dollars worth of arms sales which the group of senators want to stop. a number of senate republicans are beginning to say we need to constrain the president the way the congress has traditionally constrained the executive branch i'm hopeful but i'm also skeptical

let's hope that this time it's different let's hope that these murmurings among republicans about the saudi arms sales and about the tariffs are real and they will actually stand up to him which is what a congress should do even when they're of the same party as the president and donald trump is in ireland the latest stop on his european tour trump said he believes ireland to be left in great shape after briggs it on the border on the island will not be a problem but i was legally a veronica responded by saying his country wanted to avoid a hard border with northern ireland which is in the u k. trump is a vocal supporter of the u.k. leaving the european union. and events marking the d.-day landings exactly 75 years ago while taking place on the beaches of normandy in the froth these a lot it says the french president and money on british prime minister to reason they are set to break ground for a new memorial aside gold beach one of the many locations where allied soldiers

landed. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after crimea russia's dark secret stash and that's of.

49 young men who've been disappeared since the forced an accession of crimea by russia in 2014 most were never seen again. the very 1st reserve team. today his father grieves for his missing son kidnapped he says i russian security services he might not have the evidence for a surprise which he doing so the nation if i felt this kind of a shocker is equal to the sheeted cops thought my real place had been using his party to buy ok i knew that it was then you would consider his friends he made me

a stand yeah yeah yeah that's the home example and yeah but he knew he would yes nice to know you. from there little critters ber the. other other some are only for the. good of all this is good riddance of us need the course and that this could. work pretty or more with kirk sort of. wrong approach it is a pretty grim when you look but if you said look at. the whip in the groups here prepared to prove we were there for kid that grew up in this. praying in a makeshift basement in a ukrainian town close to the crime that these men fear for their lives

recently a grenade was thrown into the mosque but didn't explode. we can't show their faces because many wherever possible slip back into crimea to see their families if caught the consequences can be terrifying. yeah nuke us against and we'll work around 900 new way in there for the members of his now aging is not of a give me shock and i'll go lose limb in your design enough by the violent men yet but. my reason you would. but i'd like to get shown which edness are you. dosing up with that you know so in that order you see satan you're building those generally hoods. mccrae no.

like so many of his fellow travelers exile for him has been hard to take. his family had been deported by stalin in 1944 and only returned to crimea in the 1990 s. with russia as the so to stage school resemble your storage of books which are not a problem. and you put that well adama but they can is up to them you could be a good at it and go at you is not a bill or nothing but i mean that our board or nothing but i be so into national id to live back i must come back i was comparing smith said story to dhamma you don't wish it george orse gonna start sucking your vote at the staying in to sri shoe store store and you get a new lease he was born an adult but it could was i just not origin or

at him from a girl yes could share your pursue more. of was the whore presumably yeah forgot i am becoming am crematorium. at the origin or are origin of the mama. those still living in the homeland you know that they and their families and never safe. in we did to deserve a lot it's it is because. they sure that sort of abuse you want to go through to crystal means as a. senior for throwing a stone name 10 years mr clean us was he was ok is no easy. solution for. yes facilitator bush should have them you don't buy just because only one will know you don't will see straight into committee party in the course of austin's but

always feel it's a boom of him in. his 18 year old son and his 17 year old nephew said that were taken from the street around 6 30 in the evening on september 27th 2014 he just really didn't want it for a brave inhibition. this is the stimulus you use computers suited to the shia street music store citizens it was of the ad is a misleading good that he thought he could more than xhosas just couldn't get up she sniffled us i too used to as you go isn't a good discussion is the other. good the circuits press what you don't use will be irrigators for you to me seem to look pretty but he was just a host would on earth move into stores motion stores not to miss conditions with the ads work or see it unless he did as used to do most of the abuse to the mutant freedom that i think is national when you use it when i moved to me he used to say

yes 2020 i said why did scott include that of the g.s.t. good news that just because it. up the rashid has started a support group for families of the arrested on the disappeared. when they know of court hearings they gathered together and a short of solidarity. when human are stories about the most a scimitar bit of what has not been you might have stopped anything but you might be sure to his lab so the courtesy a minute in your ear process just more time you will jury a more general question to estonia to muslims a consideration maybe if you. see would insist it's a stretch put you both or it's on the street. but you both are at them which it probably is when the suit could.

words d.j.s. directors it is just the dentist with whom you when you must please produce good at their value i should list new kids around you the issue but only to it nationally it's a good question additionally system kids knew you. needed to have seen you more missives also they put them in a which was a big deal mr hanssen data. the beast movie really unclear but there must be producers that he or she. seems so you will be skinny measures 97 years where they have to push into their biggest routine. and. one community rely on for support is lawyer i mean it could be dino. he spends most of his working life racing between courtrooms and police stations registering his interest in someone who's been arrested before there's any opportunity to disappear them so if you go to those years i was all of.

this was a waste of time limits to the beach in the woods over the ballot or the law. or just a bunch of wild almost it was a new process not. a book reading. where holes lie all through those simple drop this is all it was for why those one needs are of a couple. of all time for a while so it won't start so well hello mr almost gone. raids by militia supported by russia's f.s.b. secret police have become part of daily life for the crimean tatars. fearing for the well being of their people when taken into custody the community has set up a system of alerts as people rush to the scene to film will be arrests. an unknown number of those taken are currently languishing in prisons in both crimea and

russia. was a lot of the gears if you dig up on a site like to misapply what authorities knew my doubts i was gaza sort of the vignette over possible became public interest game of apostle posner the one who considers the battle for money or did talk. radio to. remain up at a mill not just. basically resigning at the ballot. hall to the category of a full scale but steadily. this don't rate time to catch their quarry asleep in bed was filmed by russia secret service the f.s.b. themselves national deal of only investing skilless thats best. and usually with most only those in the us the initial must. anybody'd him her

novel and imagine. that his daughter. is us in a. after securing the arrest they spend 6 hours ransacking the house looking for incriminating evidence. all they found was a small collection of religious texts but that was all they needed. yes i saw never as packing food to deliver to the prison where since that raid her husband sally minus spent a year on remand awaiting trial. but that was. it only if ringback. he's charged with terror of fences but for the russians his real crime is life streaming raids from his mobile phone similar to 4 knives give the whole you don't

get the show. he's merely just a place when his story and you have to live in the hood you. can even and when i'm bitching i'm so sad when the physician. since a women's arrest she's been raising her children alone the youngest sophie who has struggled to understand. when she easily beating a 5. at his. and of a stanley cup last year. and i asked when he had heard each and that is that the most to me and was more. another day another case for a meal. ticket to. a meal may not be able to keep his clients out of prison but at least he's managed to keep most of them

alive. it's meant that he has become a target of the authorities himself. as. the name. of the link you must probably know remains mostly known as he set off for the world but his. email believes fear of his land is at the core of russian tactics. of theater we usually need. to use the bit of space then in it but he goes a little bit but is that it is this a huge leap into all their images to dimia at the moment so my look at the to the alcohol in the whole scheme is a good bit of all they. got out of most of the music was the well it will be here with the post me many years not in music but to them unfazed by them that it was

all move on moss also was a will you will revisit it or include of we can only because our souls lost and you are the shells. at least those korans were written in russian more than 80000 books written in ukrainian have been destroyed. and for schoolchildren history lessons are now drenched in russian nationalism. and minutes apart was recently appointed deputy minister of information in the ukrainian government like so many others she's exiled from her crimean homeland but her family including her 10 year old brother still live there. he told her a simple story about his teacher single lesson she starts with this political conversations kind of she devotes 10 minutes she dedicated 10 minutes for the conversation on how beautiful cranium vaillant t. is within the russian system or russia. when her young brother asked about ukraine

the teacher became very angry she said oh stop it stop dreaming on the crane it will never get back here so and she was really annoyed this statue in the center of simferopol depicts a little girl thanking a russian soldier for liberating crimea ukraine in societies much more open and much more democratic and one of the fundamental principles fundamental values for this society is freedom is again about the wail of the queen hands on not to be suppressed something that unfortunately is not in their reality in russia but that's not how russia sees it a majority of crimea but ours was a good stride here to rejoin russia because as a cuban moneyball waited by a ukrainian a sort of just during

a year as i was seeing more and more see that right from the garment i tried to respect the rights or crimean tatars. like so many others jamil calico is unable to return to his home. he is the crimean tatars most famous musician and it was he who rediscovered their ancient and for. so that's who you're looking to the good going holding of the few clips of our. my are his honesty afterward so there again him lemme see in the millisecond the mother so many years with us was 1st born as you said would only one of them it would have chastised you but i was listening always in my eyes because going back there was a day i was not today and i doubt there you almost got it he lifetime as you have

it was what you must not only responding today and had complete as then you are divorced at the end they couldn't and they were so literally. right a.t.r. was a total hours on television station based in simferopol. but soon after the annexation of russian forces moved to close it down. today rather than giving concerts and back just arrived jimmy a character of plays at a ta ta restaurant a kid. in the audience tonight is a woman who brought the crime in qatar course to world attention. singer songwriter gemma lives in exile because a song she wrote upsets russian all floridians and strangers a name. oh

my yes it was the story of body as has my you are about syria. and the classic semana story of what chad just on the other guy's of so over the top. yeah spend all of that's going on all those as where are they and then they're fine yes. she entered the song for the your revision song contest. the final was watched by hundreds of millions across the world. 1944 a song about the deportation of tars under joseph stalin won the competition between the russian entry into 3rd place. young man a if it's all comes because it never will give us one at all that's above cross that. it's a volvo cop it's a vain symbol of the couple of young men's nationals handing out. much of the film with their all head. full of stitches saying put

a magic door might open only say case casket the post or moses to their lives just live on t.v. it's right there somewhere norma. with all the hopes and dreams of thought those would go to massive blow in 2018 when vladimir putin's pet project the road and rail bridge linking crimea with the russian made land was opened. it had cost $3000000000.00 and the man himself was there to lead the procession and place his feet firmly on crimea story. a waste of a human issue union because only a few more we're not there yet sheer i knew. you might get out yeah we're british

you need it here don't you put in your ladyship but i got. a valuable due here is i will do shear weschler duty. was probably not only because his decision to hold crimean squad been supported by age of 5 percent of kenyans by because he could see that crimean c.y.d. would approach and celebrate more just maybe a greater but celebrated because like europe would in decision save some thousands of cells and lives. it had been proposed to call it the reunification bridge but they finally settled on a less controversial meaning simply the crimean bridge. where perceptions. why it was so important. well i think you really want to.

let's say to leave the trades kind of to have this very physical evidence of this the union because this was something that is about showing put in as the glorious leader of russian federation that is fighting for the security of his own people which is again not truth. meanwhile for the tart are still living in their home things seem to be getting worse not those already perception of his release yet because when you miss post this is that you might give a door but when it is very displeased it is as if you look at it. but i don't know who is a mature is used to it and when you. see them. the nearest the fire of a sun server has been languishing in the remand prison for months for the drunken m.p.'s who were back up. here william shock you see if there was

a myth here that this girl is. about all matter what was he disappears not really. getting a real live thought of him that. the bradley will. to morrow server will be taken to court and his parents are meeting with lawyers to see what can be done. no family members will be allowed inside the court where he faces the usual terrorism related charges. so who will all of you are what a cook at you go to your chain accused of working as one politician materially you were a new chain in britain assume this we nickel you must at least privately was the is this. community news a sheet of work up of interest near me boot of a new my head to the gutter circuit or a new place the lesser game i wish but bold red on proper although for is

a bit of value i mean there is yet still is this a good that still yet. we did wins in particular were really young is now cut notion of a nice a bigger guy would have had that you're not you when you feel. a number of thought are men including servants the 5 will appear in court today and supporters of arrived to see if they can catch even a glimpse of the accused. in 30 birthdays just last month news. we initially by decide that when you visit is this the last visit as easily. as they enter the story you quite

sure they'll issue a list of all of this. one by one the men are led into the court house. at. the very last to service the 5. year old a smile of the fine stretching across his face. his family at least know that he is alive. others can only wait. but their hope is fading. hello again and welcome back well we are seeing some clouds and some rain here

develop across much of the eastern med and into the middle east over the next few days there's that line of clouds right there making its way on shore so as we go from thursday and into friday notice that we do predict some overnight showers across much of the area also into parts of eastern turkey where that will remain as we go into friday as well that day though clouds in your forecast as we go towards friday with a temperature of about $44.00 degrees where across the gulf not much of a change over the next few days tempters hovering into the low forty's for many areas down along the coast though that is where we're seeing some clouds and also some rain coming in off the arabian sea and that could bring some humidity as well so for salon we do expect to see attempt to there of about 32 degrees clouds in the forecast as well as quite humid over the next few days and then very quickly across parts of southern africa we do expect to see some clouds remaining anywhere from cape town all the way over here towards durban windy conditions could also be a problem across much of that area but dry across much of the interior as well as

the north we're going to be seeing harare with a nice day for you at 24 degrees johannesburg maybe a few clouds at 19 but over here towards durban things improve for you with sunny conditions on friday at 20 degrees there. i mean you want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality whether online and have it male chauvinism that is in france with in our global federation it is really hard to get a piece of that pilot or if you join us on saturday. they're going to beef up their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us in our live you tube chat and you too can be interesting join the global conversation on now to 0 i really feel liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth doesn't lie with. all those jokes.

after decades of being programmed with instructions they took hungry computers can only on their own identifying parkins and predicting human behavior. artificial intelligence could monitor ombudsman. and decide on a future the big picture. of the world according to ai and exposes the bias inside the machine. on al-jazeera. ramping up the pressure on sudan military world and original regional powers call for an end to the crackdown on protesters. and richelle carey this is al jazeera life and doha also coming up. the rebels

claim they have captured more than 20 saudi posts and killed dozens of soldiers. on the heroes of d.-day 75. years on the world remembers the invasion that changed the direction of the 2nd world war. and here along the senior security officials briefed politicians about the easter sunday bombings. the african union is holding an emergency meeting to address the deadly crackdown on a protest camp and sudan doctors say more than 100 people were killed in the assault by paramilitary forces but sudan's ruling to is disputing that figure saying only $46.00 people have died since monday's attack outside the military headquarters in khartoum international pressure on the joint is growing the united nations has announced it is pulling some of its staff out of sudan while the u.k. has warned its citizens against traveling there it too is removing staff from its

embassy the u.s. meanwhile has renewed calls for the resumption of talks to form a civilian led government however on wednesday protest leaders rejected an offer for talks with the military and stephanie decker wraps up the developments a warning her report contains images some of the orus may find disturbing. the muslim holiday of eid marked by gunfire this man appears to be shot but getting the full picture of what's going on across sudan is difficult. these are the 1st images from outside the military headquarters where thousands at kempton to monday's crackdown it's been described to us by someone they are as hopes and dreams destroyed the potential heart of a future says don now with its arteries and veins cut off the head of saddam's you military council made this offer in an ied message on national t.v. that instead of the u.s. out that we in the military council open our hands for unconditional talks and

negotiations for the sake of our country's interests in order to complete the establishment of a legitimate authority that represents the variety of aspirations of the sudanese people's revolution. this is a u. turn just 24 hours off to britain halted negotiations with the protestors the death toll keeps rising since monday's attack on the protest camp and wider clampdown bodies are being pulled out of the river nile at least 40 so far according to sudan's main doctors group there believed to been dumped there on the day of the crackdown by the rapid support forces or r s f formerly known as the gender weed militia and accused of committing war crimes in darfur the man in charge of them then now the deputy head of the military council. is do know the aim of the rapid support forces and this is an important point is to be on the side of the revolution of the sudanese people this is what we are convinced of after the talks and the negotiations i feel sorry to say things were not on the right track. the

military's being accused of confiscating mobile phones to try to stop the violence being documented and shared al-jazeera has correspondents in sudan but they've been told to leave the country and are currently confined to their hotel much of us report a paramilitary group is rated hospitals looking for injured protesters and the medical workers treating them and one of the rapid support forces came in and attacked me and hit me here and over here as well may god punish them. the doctors' union says the beating suffered by patients and their colleagues are part of a wider campaign of violence. the miniatures apologized for the violence and says it will investigate its called for elections within 9 months something the opposition has rejected. just weeks ago protesters gathered full of hope the talks of the minute you council were on the verge of a breakthrough now that hope has turned to anger and protesters say they won't back down stephanie decker. at the fighters in yemen say they have crossed the border

into saudi arabia and taken control of more than 20 military positions the rebels also say they have killed dozens of saudi soldiers during heavy fighting near the southern city of ron these pictures were run on a who at the link television station the saudi marotta coalition which backs the a many government has neither confirm nor deny the who the advancements on the coalition have launched air strikes in the area over the past 3 days. more from sana the host these have also inflicted heavy losses on the saudi backed forces most of them have been recruited from. southern yemen. to defend the saudi southern borders this recent escalation and also retaliatory attack by these. come in context with the. recent call by the leader.

holds the who called for the launch of over $300.00 retaliatory attacks that include. also missile attacks. these recent school ation also in response to the delay and also need to do this it backs in the fulfillment and also the. to complete the the full fulfillment of the sweden peace agreements and the hope he's described that the saudi backed forces haven't have not yet fulfilled their parts of the agreement say that they have already withdrawn from. from the data sea ports they have withdrawn 5 kilometers to the east of the seaports so that's why the say that we have launched the 3 attacks a group of u.s. senators is trying to block weapons sales to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and jordan president donald trump bypass congress last month by declaring an

emergency because they're going tangents with iran and he approved $8000000000.00 for the barm sales which the bipartisan group of senators want to start had a kahane has more from washington. this is a bipartisan group of senators most notably the republicans or some of the president's closest allies in the senate but these are offensive weapons they're smart guided bombs they're mortars jet engines for fighter jets they're concerned that these could be will be used in the war in yemen there's also concern over the killing of washington post columnist shoji so these senators want to send a message to donnelly saudi arabia the united arab emirates but to the president but what actual impact will it have well not much less several more republicans get on board the president can simply veto the measure a number of senate republicans are beginning to say we need to constrain the president the way the congress has traditionally constrained the executive branch

i'm hopeful but i'm also skeptical let's hope that this time it's different let's hope that these murmurings among republicans about the saudi arms sales and about the tariffs are real and they will actually stand up to him which is what a congress should do even when they're of the same party as the president you know if they are able to get enough republican support in the senate then they have to do the same in the house of representatives and that seems like a much longer shot there has been some talk among democrats about changing the law so the president couldn't declare emergencies like this the larger goal is likely in the senate where they can debate this for weeks or months they can threaten to hold up the entire white house agenda in the senate by talking about these resolutions intil the president decides to go through congress and try and get their approval for the saudi deal now the white house has given no indication that they are not going to continue back in saudi arabia in particular the crown prince mohammed bin salma. saudi arabia is reportedly expanding its ballistic missile

program with technology from china that's according to a named intelligence officials in the us media report president trump has been accused of not disclosing this information to key members of congress the discovery has heightened concerns among congress over a potential arms race in the middle east the runway of international airport in the libyan capital tripoli has been hit by an airstrike official told al-jazeera that a fighter jet linked to warlord khalifa haftar is arming as behind the attack and he is the only operational airport in tripoli fighting around the capital has escalated between us forces and fighters loyal to the un recognized government scheme our top story now the violent crackdown against protesters in sudan let's speak to political analyst joseph chana who is in london we appreciate your time very much so there are reports from the opposition that more than 100 people have been killed what the with the agenda is doing right now is destroyed q is

a government that feels like that they're using this is a way to intimidate. is part of their form of negotiating or are they trying to make clear that there is not going to be a transition to civilian government. it's very difficult to tell it could really be a combination of all those but if it is a way to negotiate i think in this day and age. it's rather unusual and it's very strange and in for a country like sudan if part of their trip to saudi arabia to assure. you sure was it designed to pose really intimidated the opposition i think they have actually gulliver nies the entire sudan the sedan of today's no the sedan that was fighting south sudan it was seen to be them versus ours it was not the sedan it's not no longer the sudan where death was you know subjected to again aside and it

was just about a big attempt for us to talk about it would be a mountain is a combination of all those knocked together and in a very open way and this is come pain led by very organized professionals and muscular organized political parties that over the last several months of course lazed around together of course with the differences i think has been a terrible one but it's very very shocking actually today so you think that into underestimated the people. i think i think they have but. whoever is advising them it may also be i get that maybe you know the perhaps the running scared and they thought because some of these guys are guys with extensions to the genocide in darfur they thought perhaps the old system the old way of basically general intimidation or use of excess power and violence that the this object to the people stood on else away could be attempted in the streets of khartoum in broad daylight like we've seen in the last several days albeit after

perhaps attempting to to make sure that the likes of al jazeera we're out of town but still you know the pictures are all around the world so there are competing interests here in the u.s. as is said you know that this is not ok that they wanted to stop it some of their allies that are better involved in sudan have a different agenda how does how does that affect what's happening there that is actually one of the most interesting mixes it is very clear that the u.s. allies in the region particularly egypt saudi arabia and the rest some of the other gulf states directly involved and perhaps almost subtly influenced the change of tone and direction by. the u.n. to in sudan but at the same time the u.s. has been hostile to fix that maybe the nearest the u.s. can do today is to tell their allies to tell those guys to come down but also to directly intervene and tell those people that luke you know if you can't.