which is falling back further into the early part of next week, and temperatures on the full, something of a cold out across the central plains of the us. now, new york take it up to 32 celsius. on friday, i was tab, which is continuing to a fall. i will the next couple of days. ah, but as the warrant, ukraine rages on, some young russians are refusing to take up arms. 11 east meets those free to neighboring kazakhstan, a. jesse ah, a ah,

hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news, our life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. with at least 3 civilians have been killed in a fierce escalation of violence between sedans, army, and the nation's largest part of military force. fighter jets attack positions of the rapids support forces and fighting shuts down costumes international. airport sedans, part of military force takes control of state television as the government brands them the rebels and the findings extended to the northern cities ton of middleweight and several other areas. also the warning sides in yemen, release more detainees as part of a major prisoner exchange. ah, just passed 13 g, m t, r's, and sedans, a nation in turmoil. the military is fighting the largest potter medical group in

the capital call tomb. and beyond that are urgent calls for immediate de escalation from washington to brussels. at least 3 civilians have been killed in the fighting and several have been injured. the commander of rapid support forces has called sedans, leda and army chief general abdel father, albert hon. a criminal and accused the army of carrying out a qu, gentle mohamad hummed on their alo, spoke to al jazeera in the past hour. i'm. he says is defending itself from attacks by the rapids, support forces and his virus to respond to what he calls irresponsible actions from what it's now designated a rebel group. john mohammed hummed, under all also known as committee. as his troops were forced into a confrontation of falling days of tension. and these are some of the unprecedented scenes that residents of hot tomb have been witnessing fighter jets flying over the capitol. the army says they're attacking positions of the rapids,

support forces and rapid support forces of taking control of state television service, sudan, t, v. this was the moment the stations broadcast was cut it la, deleted and up with a bad i had to say. and one of them, yo yo, let's go straight to haber, morgan, who's lifeless in khartoum habit. just bring us up to date. first of all, what you are aware about what's happening with the fighting while reactions have been coming in from various governments, us secretary of state entity banking, says washington remains focused on supporting sedans, transition to a civilian lead to government. the major parties in cartoon, some weeks ago, reached

a very important framework agreement on how to proceed with a transition to civilian government. it's a, it's a fragile situation. there are other actors that may be pushing against that, that progress. but this is a real opportunity to finally carry forward the civilian la transition and one that we and other countries are trying to to bolster. so we're right, we're very focused on that along with, with other other partners don't campus as a, we can go back to hip morgan and call to him as you can imagine. of course, the signals coming in and out of call to me can be a little bit fragmented at times. given the circumstances hippa, how widespread is the fighting, just talkers through what the latest situation is and what people are seeing and hearing. while a fighting here in the capital, hot assume has spread to the western parts of her tomb city. and that is

a street called hub, a street, which is just about a few kilometers away from here. so where we are right now, we can hear the sound of heavy artillery a being fired. it's not carry it with it's the, from the rabbits support forces or from the army in dar for specifically in, in north dar, forward, there has been a fight between the 2 sides over the control of a and fashion airport. and there's also niana airports in west are for us, it's obvious that the situation is actually escalating and not d escalating despite calls from several sides on both sides to deescalate situation because of concerns for ear, human lives and human casualties. so situation is a still unfolding. the fighting is still ongoing. there is still heavy gun. a gunfire that can be hurried around the capital consume. in another part of the capital, the smoke continues to cover the skies in the northern pause. and that's because that the iris have does have basses there as well. and because via the, the, the sudanese armed forces amal using fighter jets. so it's obvious that the situation is actually continuing to escalate. we've heard from the head of the

rapids support forces describing the commander of the arm forces the criminal and that he will be pursuing him until just as, as a achieves. and then we heard from the commander of the armed forces, the general bid for the humble hon. a statement released from his office that a calling on the rapid support forces to withdraw from quarter to one from other new positions that they've acquired over the past few years and the past few days. so it's obvious that the situation is asked actually continued to escalate and not deescalate, despite calls from several sides, both inside the country outside for both sides to restrain themselves and to return to talks to try to iron out their differences and resolve the issues here. but this was all part of a process, a long term process of trying to work towards some sort of transitional government or for should, should on, after many years of conflict, it was only just a few hours ago that the leaders of the rapid support forces and the sudan military

were agreeing that this was a process that was going to happen. and now within, as i say, a matter of hours, we now see sudan heading possibly towards a civil war. how are people reacting to all of this? people are confused. they knew that there were tensions between the rapid support forces and the armed forces, especially because of for months now, there have been walls being built up around at the headquarters of the army. they've seen the statements coming from the head of the r s f, and the statement coming from the head of the army are both of them seeming to be hidden messages directed as each other. veiled threats are directed at each other and then they've seen how the security sector reform talks have unfolded over the past her in late march. actually, they've seen how that unfolded, how the 2 sides were not able to negotiate with each other and aren't able to come to terms on how to integrate the rapid support forces into the army. so all of this to conform to many people would they already knew that the rapid support for sedan the army were not on the same page. and that there were tensions on going. but the

concern was that because both sides are armed and have troops across the country, this would not be a battle that would break out on, in order to him or him in better. we only that this would something that this would be something that would and gulf the whole country, and this is what we're seeing right now. it started here in the capital heart of tomb. both sides accusing each other of being the one to instigated with immunity, extended to meadow in the northern part of the country. and now we're seeing other parts of the country like west, like north dar 4 and south dar for as well as west could to find being caught up in the cross a fire of the 2 sides here. but thank you very much. lead herbert morgan talking to us from courtroom or joining us by phone phone call to him. is l sonia or sula ow some money? former minister of state for the sudanese government, his currently chair of the political bureau at the democratic union, his party. so thank you very much indeed for being with us on all 0. the big question i would imagine that everybody is asking that was how do you stop this? is there any way that you can see of bringing this to an immediate close

oh, well you only look, you all should, you should to bring the company forwards. on all the forces followed to an agreement, signed an agreement forming a government, the government, which will lay the ground full of free elections as the greed on do what i said the task and fold up to do this to us. now we see 2 pulses. we're supposed to be belonging to one called the situation of the price. we do not believe that that should be to one can we believe, suppose to have one in its own duties due to the

situation. i'm not, but i so one side to impose or whatever. another day out of you'll be. so that least people money. they are using a big so that these people was fighting the only people the only one that knew that is that nice people know this is that is people is suffering for a long time. they're hoping to have a period of stability. it's to close their, well, it's not should i have to country could give you the bees, but no one people to speak with people that's going to need to know where i don't know what they want to do each. they want to do what that aiming to have an exam and that city levy and see me, i'm on, i mean,

and whatever can we do? we wanted people to go and some this and now i strongly hopefully i'm appealing to the 2 sites. sit down and see what they're going to do to continue to with that need to get to know if this is a valuable country. this is a country with j. stone roads building the juliet's to the independent camping can please stop this group. students in other countries, but you know, suffering from lack of them, lack of lack of the unity state of unity. so we've told me we believe that is blown away other than go through

a dialogue of a solution. it is not going to lead us whatever. who is going to defeat the other? forgive me for interrupting, but an interesting point and i want to ask you about the timeline for this. how concerned are you that if there is no immediate solution to the violence that's going on at the moment that sudan could be facing another civil war? we are very clean, very concerned, and they have to listen to the people, both sides, but they have a search from somebody they are using it. once it is what is what it is they're using it, they should do it in the proper way. not fighting to do to solve their problems is why we appear to them. votes proceed to the people and to see

if you know the other day looked at each other solution all way. if we could, can you go to create a hub, walk in the corner country, and he's been in hovel created in the home country. let me get you into of check the hoary you as somali i was still some of the associate hurt me for interrupting you. but her time is unfortunately against us, but thank you very much. indeed for being with us on al jazeera, the commander of the rabbit support forces has spoken to al jazeera general mohammed. honda, under arlo, accused the army of carrying out or to oh yeah i yeah, this battle will pave the way to a peaceful solution. all those criminals will stand trials. i cannot give a time limit to the fighting. however, we are edmond to end. it was the least of losses. i assure you that units from the armed forces have joined our ranks and moreover,

many other units have surrendered. albert hahn is a criminal. he is a liar. circulating false rumors and no one should listen to him. i assure you all our headquarters camps and positions are in tex. this is an attack and retreat battle. we succeeded in gunning down all the armed forces, warplanes and everything is under control. and the spokesman for the sudanese army says the rapid support force of rejected an opportunity to integrate with the army it old out as in the armies defending the capital. an alarm system on the conflict is entering our own. the r s f is trying to assault many of the critical positions our forces are deployed and discharging their duties. defending those positions. fighting has been underway since this morning till this moment. this is a battle for our national dignity. we are fulfilling our duties. securing our homeland, this crisis will come to an end and our armed forces will em triumphant. as was the

case throughout our history, we did not start any belligerence. on the contrary, we have been patient for years towards those irregular forces. i want to show you contrasting images out of sudan on the one hand. on the right hand side you can see state television and the other one the reality outside for the last several hours while the fighting has been going on in khartoum and elsewhere. this is the kind of thing that's sedona. sedan state tv has been broadcasting. if you were watching it, you would be under the impression that nothing had changed in the country. on the left hand side is the pictures that we had al jazeera and other have been broadcasting showing the reality of what is actually happening in khartoum and elsewhere in the country. ah, okay, let's go to the other news, the warring sides and the conflict in yemen,

release more detailed ease and the 2nd day of a major prisoner exchange. this is the latest group of who's he prisoners to arrive in center. the red cross says more than $800.00 detainees from both sides of the conflict are due to be released by monday. the exchange is part of a broader diplomatic effort to end the 9 year conflict. well, let's have a closer look at the mean players in the yemen conflict. on the saudi u. e coalition has been fighting the iranian back, who sees since 2014, the who the use of controlled the capital center and most provinces in the west. the presidential leadership councils backed by saudi arabia and is the internationally recognized government, but it has a strong hold in just to provinces. the u. e backed southern transitional council olds much more territory than the government aides, and mostly sparsely populated areas. several years ago, its forces took over the city of arden were to be serving as the temporary capital . it's territory essentially follows the borders of the former state of south yemen,

which existed from 1967 to 1998 a mile. messy is a prominent jamini activist and former political detainee. he says civilians have suffered a lot in yemen. yep. 84 percent of the population in need of some form of a 2 thirds of the population are fully secure. people are sick, you go and ask any, any on the street these days and tell them, oh sure. when the war who do you think should have the upper hand, who do you think should become the president of human a human is. i will tell you. we no longer care, i just need electricity need clean water. we need a job. i need to be able to put bread on the table. that's all i care with. so we're in this level of fatigue, dep. we are really desperate to a piece in which ever latin, whichever way comes a lot of people think the end of the war is, can happen within a few weeks or few months. i would caution against that, although i'm optimistic, but it's and cautious optimism. it will take an at least probably year or 2 years

because the conflict is not just simply but jennifer is in the saudis. it's protracted. it's polarized, there are a whole lot more parties and factions inside yemen that need to be brought into the process. it's an inclusive or less thick and comprehensive process, or the end of the war, or sustainable piece. right now, it does, it is not in that shaped yet. and 24 year old mans been arrested after an upon attack aimed at against japan's by mercer from your cushion at a political rally. the incident has shocked japan coming just 9 months after the assassination obama premier session. so abby, rob mcbride reports from color was sour, japan the attack happened as prime minister fumey oak. a sheeta was about to speak in support of a candidate in an upcoming bi election. there was commotion when some one

through what appeared to be a smoke bomb from the crowd. a suspect was quickly wrestled to the ground as casita was hurried away by his security. for every one in japan, this attack recalled last july's assassination of former prime minister sions. obey again at a public event as he was campaigning. i know of if you look the people thought it was the same when it happened with former prime minister avenue. i was shocked that something like this happened again like saw look on as soon as you can get out and we're seeing similar incidents. and given that this case with to shita follows on from what happened to abby. i think people are reassessing the idea of campaign speeches, but anyway, i'm glad that she days fine. cuz shita has continued his campaigning, saying the democratic process must go on. singular michigan can go, no one will, dowdy elections of the foundation of democracy and violence like this cannot be

tolerated during elections. i also instructed the national police agency to ensure the 3rd protection of dignitary or does this attack comes as japan prepared to host foreign ministers of the g 7 countries in the mountain resort. town of kara was our, which is now under tight security. in recent times, acts of violence have become extremely rare in japanese politics. adopt ave assassination and investigation found that being serious flaws in the security provided for him. it's led to much greater protection for prime minister casita. it's type on security that's much more in evidence as he continues to campaign. robert bride al jazeera kara was our japan was a member of the us air force. national guard accused of leaking top secret military intelligence records, as appeared in court. 21 year old jack shit is accused of unlawfully copying and

transmitting classified material. the documents revealed the depths of us spying on his adversaries and allies. is one of the largest leagues of classified information since edward snowden. believe us intelligence documents appear to confirm the presence of the russian wagner. mastery group and bucket of fossil is, comes at a time when the military hunters calling for a national mobilization and the phase of attacks from our booths linked to our ida i from nicholas hoc reports information from the u. s. leaks has spread fast around the world and even to the streets for kenneth's capital work, or do they referred to breaking as possible links to the russian mercenary force? wagner got what's not, what does that lie for? kina also is a free and independent country. it can choose to cooperate with whoever it wants to . al jazeera has gain access to the documents 1st reported by british media outlet turn this. they say the russian private military company wagner could use its

presence in molly in bertina far so to destabilize ivory coast. according to communication, intercepted from an ivory insecurity official, it's no surprise. you know, they wagner has had a voice in burkina faso for well, over a year there was some open source reporting yesterday about a possible camp burkina faso, but we're hearing it was from 1550 people. so it's relatively small presence. we met russian fighters from the wagner group in 2018 in the central african republic . their operations have since spread from mozambique sudan to malia. now burkina faso. the 2 countries used to rely on their former colonial power, france to help them fight on groups linked to eisen and arcadia, but that military cooperation was brought to an end after the russian forces arrived. what wagner is doing in africa is an extension of moscow's policy. in the region established a foot whole for, for russia,

displaced the influence of the west bracken foster's military. ginger says it has lost control of 40 per cent of the national territory to armed groups and on national television, a mass mobilization has been announced. the gin taken now. seas citizens, vehicles and properties akin also some in men and women above the age of 18. to fight on the front line, you crockett, the indices oscillator bhaskar luggage wanted i salute the mission because the fight against terrorism is one. the concerns is all, and we are all suffering the consequences in this victory to come will profit the entire nation. lovick grew up with the u. s. intelligence leaks suggests burkina may have the support of russian fighters, but countries neighboring this. a hell are worried about wagner's presence and any instability it might bring. nicholas hawk al jazeera, brazil's former president, charitable sonata was been ordered to testify about his alleged role in the

storming of government buildings by his supporters. a judge has given him 10 days to appear before federal police. on january, the 8th for support is invaded and vandalized brazil's congress a week after his successor, took office, also now denies inside the riot. cargo operations have been temporarily suspended at a major crossing on the us mexico border. hundreds of trucks are lined up at the bridge linking suite as hot as with el paso and texas. the restrictions have been imposed to our u. s. border agency staff to help process undocumented migrants and mexico's governments deployed more than 8000 soldiers to guard beaches and tourism some hot spots. it follows a numbers of killings at popular holiday destinations. but as john horman reports from current, there may not be an easy fix. see sand and semi automatic rifles. it's the new reality for mexico's top beach destination,

the caribbean resort of kang kuhn. a hot spot for spring breaking americans, european holiday makers, for one in which marines now god, the beaches. the here for a reason in can coon, over recent years, crime and violence have been on the rise. for people killed me, the beach just before easter, the latest flash point. thank you for british holiday makers. sophie kirsty is soaking up the raises the security forces pass. you just seen all of their the marines and the police come patrolling down the beach. what we think. yeah. that a strange sight. i thought there was going to be an altercation or there was something here or throughout something the reason that uh, maybe preventative measures. i definitely cautious and we were definitely like we were looking around to other people's reactions and seeing if anybody else's reaction and i'm a shave. other people was scared then we'd probably leave. but when you look around, it seems pretty normal. the,

the presence of troops here has become normal. a battalion of the national guard is now stationed on this coast authorities. no, they have to protect the tourist trade to do course. you think the images like this one would have put people off, but tourist keep arriving in cancun despite a real surge in violence in this town over the last few years. ah me, well, those living here are facing daily battles. if i am opening a new business in concur, what's the probability that i'm going to be extorted and it's gonna be like 5050. i think a man in the us provide home and sell farm stores and 85 percent of the business race. he should know he's already had a restaurant destroyed by gangsters. can coons become a juicy prize for the biggest cartels in the country?

they demand the business owners allow them, so drugs on their premises will simply give them protection money from those hawking inflatables on the beach to the popular bars and the strip. nobody's too big or too small to get out of paying may, will bear the police, say that getting to grips with things. so the enter the rigid restaurants and businesses. so the people feel that police are close to them and they can come to us when there's an extortion call, then we can follow up in the street while the state attorney's office goes after the criminal organizations that only one person can who has been tried and convicted for exclusion, and they are appealing and they're already close restaurants, shots. that's an as yet incipient trend. this money maker for the mexican economy was stopped before the tourist decides. go elsewhere. john home and how does it

know it's time for the weather. here's everson. hello, the weather remains a little unsettled across the middle east. a fair amounts of cloud around you see this arc of cloud spitting outs of the raven peninsula, pushing up into iran and curling all the way back towards the caspian sea, the black sea, as, while scattering a shower. is there some lively ones causing some disruption across parts of central saudi arabia? we have had some damaging hail down towards the south west recently. hopefully the showers fewer and further between as we go through monday, temperatures here in doha, at around 30 celsius. similar temperatures didn't kill way and also into we're iraq by that at 30 degrees. more sunshine across that eastern side of the mediterranean, and more sunshine to across northern parts of africa. and it will see more showers now coming into. we're west africa over the next day. or so, been in togo garner, high re coastal seeing some of those showers my beer in sierra leone also joining the party, their showers. the seasonal rate, of course,

continues to just natur way further northward stretching anywhere from around angola into northern parts of mozambique. as we go through the next day or so to the south of that, it does generally stay dry with plenty of sunshine. maybe one or 2 showers just creeping into were central parts of mozambique and nothing further northwards. for monday, i still had an al jazeera republican u. s. presidential hopefuls address thousands at a convention for the country's biggest gun lobby. and why tick tock has ticked off politicians in one u. s. states, montana's legislature passes a bill banning the out ah . in celebration of earth, dave al jazeera showcase is the collection of climate focus programming. i meet the people calling for systems change. this is a production right that has to go all hail the planets having the forces at play

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ah what you all to 0 reminder, what top stories this are at least 3 civilians have been reported killed after a heavy fighting broke out between sedans, army at a powerful power military unit. the rapid support forces. the army says is defending itself and the tax, the rapid support forces and say, bear bases were attached by the army. all flights had been cancelled or called tomb international airport with some airliners on fire and armed men on the tarmac, passengers to be seen in panic as the fighting intensified. fighting is also taking place in the northern city of moral wait on thursday, the army warned for robert support forces were mobilizing in the area, but the group set its deployments was part of its choose. let's go straight to heaven. morgan in hot tomb hammer, is there any indication of any change in the fighting

while, despite the calls are for the fighting to offer the situation to deescalate the fighting is still ongoing. we can still hear heavy artillery being fired in various parts of the capital cartoon. you can still see smoke rising in the northern parts of the capital in the western part of the capital in the city of on demand. and the fighting has intensified over the control of other airports as well. now, the airports in and fashion that there has been a battle ongoing between the hours f and the armed forces for the past. so i was trying to gain control off of that airport in north dar for bend is also north south, dar 4 in the city of nan or the army. and ours have are also fighting over the control of niana airport right now, both and fashion. and the airport are under the control of the armed forces. and here in hotels, the situation is very much the same, both sides trying to control the airport. and that's because the airports will be major supply routes for whatever managers to control. it's at the state television

and the rapid support forces are inside asper staff, who we spoke to, but they're still fighting on going over the complete control of that facility. so still heavy battles on going between the 2 sides trying to gain controls of major facilities around the capital and other states as well. yeah. hipaa. there. there's a tweet by john godfrey. you us ambassador to see donnie. this was about 3 or 4 hours ago. he said, i just arrived late last night, and cartoon walk up to the deeply disturbing sons of john far and fighting. i'm currently sheltering in place with the embassy team as sit in his throat courtroom and elsewhere are doing. is there any efforts to try to find some sort of mediation in the conflict that's going on at the moment? and is there a chance that anybody's going to listen? well people have been trying to mediate between the 2 sides, even before we got to this point, to rob. and that's because should it reach to a fighting level between the 2 sides, then getting them to back down would be very hard. and this is where we are at

right now. so several sides have put out statements calling on both the the iris have commander and the head of the army to use wisdom rather than forced to try to iron out their differences and to resolve the issue. but it doesn't look like this is going to happen because we've seen a statement from the head of the army to al jazeera, saying that unless the rapid support forces withdraw from the positions that they have a place, their forces at over the past 2 days than they will be no talks, there will be no negotiations. and then we've heard from the commander of the rapid, somewhat force of describing the, the head of the army as a criminal. so it doesn't look like just based on those words that are coming out from both sides, it doesn't look like they're ready to de escalate the situation. it looks like both sides are either side, wants to gain control of as much facilities of they can as much areas as they can before they try to figure out the next step. and if it will be negotiations, both sides once a thought talks, having the upper hand over the other. herbert, thank you very much. indeed. that's herbert morgan talking to us from the hall tomb

. really good cameron, hudson. he's an analyst and consultant on africa. peace and security and governance issues of the center for strategic and international studies. they previously served as chief of staff. 2 successive presidential, special ed boys for sedan is joining us now from washington d. c. so thank you very much indeed for being with us over the last few years, the u. s. has regarded sudan a somewhat carefully because of course, the, the, the influence amongst other things of russia and china investment on the, on the african continent. how is the u. s. do you think that would be viewing what's going on in sit on well, i think washington has been watching the situation very. ready closely in sudan over the last several years, and certainly since the qu, back in 2021 trying to find a mediated solution trying to bring about a democratic transition in the country are part and parcel of democratic transition is. ready secure sector reform and so there has been, i think,

a more intensive process. ready over the past month or 2 to try to mediate some kind of outcome between the rapid support forces and the sudanese armed forces to figure out what will be the future dispensation of sudan. so security forces, those talks have been going on, they've been tense and we have seen in the past few weeks, mounting tension, mounting troop deployments by both sides. so this, this fighting right now is certainly not a surprise by anybody who's been closely watching the situation in sudan. and i think why washington is probably is better placed, is anyone to try to intervene and to try to mediate. but what we're seeing right now is, is those messages fall on deaf ears. if i understand correctly said on paternity for the united states is strategically important, given its position with within the african continent. how concerned is the u. s. do you think with regard to the ramifications that might spill out over the borders of sedan in the event that this moves on to a broader civil war?

well, i think there are a number of reasons why washington should be concerned. i think 1st and foremost, she dan represented a hopeful place where democracy might be able to emerge from autocracy. and that was going to be, i think, an important model for many countries across the region. if we can't help to make that happen, then i think that's a disappointing message that washington sands and it gives opportunity for russia and others to increase their positioning in these countries. obviously, sudan sits at a very strategic crossroads as well along the red sea. and so there are some geostrategic implications to seeing. sudan be stabilized. and again, as you've mentioned, got russia very actively involved on sudan, southern border, it's northern border, it's western border. so again, any, any opportunity that russia cease to be able to increase its positioning in sudan,

i think is a, is a bad thing. bring less interesting, given the positioning as you were talking about, about russia already within the borders of sudan. does that in some way restrict fort action, the u. s. may take for fear of under certain circumstances provoking russia or drawing the 2 of them closer together than they would might require for this situation? i don't think so. i don't think that washington is, is overly concerned about provoking russia in this case. as matter of fact, i think it creates a real impetus for washington to, to take stronger action so, so that russia doesn't see this as a, as an opportunity to, to expand its presence on the, on the continent. but i think washington's 1st priority right now is not russia. it's trying to calm the fighting and trying to get people back to a place of dialogue and just try to save as many civilian lives as possible. that's the most immediate concern. really interesting because your thoughts on this common

hudson. we appreciate a so thank you very much. in the thank you mariama maki is sedans, former foreign minister. she told us from ha to him that a conflict and no one can win. should never have started this war need. did that? does it need to come? because it takes too stupid, stubborn park is to go to war. things were already agreed to be settled by their look. already. we have signed a paper or for for security sector reform. it was signed by both of them, then they other civilian forces supported their agreement. so yes, this war was not at all anticipated. though we have been seeing how there have been deploying the troops from everywhere. how they have been confronting each other in inside the light is that the neighborhoods of the civilian people and inside the

copy them harpoon. we thought this was just a show of power or show was because they have this evil, both of them around themselves. but to take things to this level and to the must hit the security of the civilians deliberately like they did both of them. this is absolutely shame on both of them. and this is a very serious failure in the political will and lost it. and now, or they, the decision to the civilian security inside their homes and in the site is neighborhood will, will, will, will not go unpunished. it will not go is part of this is very serious thing done deliberately over several weeks. now each of them is claiming that the other one is started though, and because it is shameful, of course, each one will deny it, but the truth will come very soon,

very high cost of the nice people learn blocks at very close to the nice people security and feeling of insecurity as very high cost of, for the permission of sudan as, as a, as a, as a country of a over great illusion to be devastated. like really it is something that is putting me really on a personal in rage. and i don't see the, the point because more of them, they know no one can we i want to take it to some live pictures that we're seeing out of our cartoon. you can see the black smoke that has been spreading over the, the roofs of the buildings in cartoon that has been now been a common sight over the last few hours since the fighting began in the early hours of saturday morning. our correspond, hipaa, morgan was describing to us that the fighting is still going on. there is still the sound of a light gun fire as well as heavy weaponry which has been resigning across cartoon . or we've also seen aircraft we've been,

which have been flying over v cartoon as well. we understand that those aircraft are from the sudan army, the tensions between the military and the rapid support forces of the part of military or non, of escalated in recent months. because there's been forcing a delay in the signing of an internationally back deal with political parties to revive the countries democratic transition. the rapids to good support forces of accused the army of attacking its forces at one of its basis in south cartoon. the army for its part has said that the rapid security support forces have attacked its personnel as well. ah, no. nearly 2 thirds of mozambique population rely on farming or fishing for income, but experts are concerned. the many people may struggle to feed their families due to changing weather patterns, more than

a 1000000 people in the region have been affected by last month's cycle. freddy father, the miller has more from the poodle, marcia and bonnie is working her way through did crops off the site loan pretty devastated this farm in mamba, in southern mozambique, heavy flooding after the cyclone destroyed much of the maze, tomatoes, and cucumbers grown here. now she has to start from scratch. i get a whole lot of them. me farming is what i do for a living. we also have to hire people to work the land. when flooding happens, we lose our crops. we still have to pay the workers and also treat the land. so it's loss after loss. experts are worried about the worsening effects of climate change and what it means for food production in a country. 2 thirds of the population relies on agriculture and fishing. and all the, this is the coastal city of bay route 4 years ago. off to psycho new dia, 3 weekly. it was one of the was tropical psych loans in the southern hemisphere. it

affected millions of people across was the beek, malawi and zimbabwe. expert say this region of the engine ocean as the highest average increase in surface temperature of all tropical oceans. pi, a, temperatures mean more energy to supercharge, wither systems, which they say increasingly developing into psych loans. so what most recently psycho friday was the longest surviving tropical storm in recorded history. regaining strength 6 times over. many flood plains and low coastal areas make mustn't be vulnerable to flooding. being concerning for to read things. first, they have had the vin bigger and more frequent. and that's concerning because we going to and it's not just a lot of times we focus on the psych loans because they are very and flooding. it's very dramatic. it is very visually shocking. but we have other impacts like droughts that routing the eighty's and ninety's killed over $100000.00 people,

but was every month people dying over long period time, it doesn't catch the media attention. so the climate is scary in, not only in all aspects in floods, the droughts, the it is, it's really and if we really struggling with what's now and this is the beginning, it can get worse. and the last decade moves and beaks been hit by a civil high intensity tropical cyclone, killing many destroying bowlings and costing the economy billions of dollars an x. but say it should prepare for more for me to mila ultra 0. my put to must be germany is closing its 3 remaining nuclear power plants as it phases of the power source. the decision was made by then chancellor angler, merkel after the focus sheeman nuclear accident in japan in 2011. because it was due to happened at the end of last year, but it was delayed because of the energy crisis must at barson. is that the neck of s time nuclear plant, one of those being closed an and step. this is an end of an era for germany. what

are the reactions lou? absolutely. it's a big moment. and then after a decade, so for protest, now the last 3 remaining nuclear plants are shopping down. it's still steaming a bit here, but by midnight this plans will close down and that's as much to the jury of the people here. some of them have protested for decades here on the streets in germany . germany is one country website, which has seen the largest or anti nuclear protest or worldwide. so this is a decision much accepted and welcomed here. but it has also like to huge debate in the last couple of weeks here in the country. it is basically dividing deeply the nation right now because also people say it is an irrational decision. germany is going to an energy crisis is concerned that there will be more fossil fuels are used after these nuclear plants are going to close down cold, for example,

which will lead to more to c o 2 emissions surprise of energy could go up and it could even leave for shortages according to scientists and the opposition. politicians have called this a dark day for germany. so there's a lot of division, but the government has made up its mind. it's as we have enough renewables now. and there's a lot of gas in the storage facilities that have this allen g terminals now. so they are very optimistic that they can make this transition to try to renewables without this nuclear energy. yeah, the government certainly seems determined that it is going to do this. does this mean that this is the final chapter for germany's nuclear plants? ah, well, there's an interesting question because her opposition leaders have already sat. well, that could be a new governments were in a few years and then maybe we will reverse the decision. so that's also one of the concerns here of the people here and also this issue of nuclear waste and 17. the

reactors have been shut about to subs the last 3. so that means that is like defense of done more than $10000.00 said tons of highly radioactive waste, which is now in a lot of intermediates station storage facilities. and the german government is still not decided on where will this waste be stored for a very long time. they're looking for a location that could last a 1000000 years. they say, because that could be the time frame and that it could still be a risk to society. so it's a fairly complicated issue. and that needs that for many, many, many generations to prom. they will still have to deal with this nuclear issue. survosity the nicholas and nuclear plants that mike in america national rifle association is holding its annual convention with some high profile names that include former president. donald trump, as john hand reports from indianapolis,

republican presidential candidates, but been campaigning. what amounts to a shadow convention for the parties 2024 presidential nomination. despite a recent surge of mass shootings, the world's biggest gun lobby is more defiant than ever in our a member flight like held for freedom and get more of it. and when over and over and over again, just weeks after school shooting in nashville in days after a louisville workplace massacre, the national rifle association is holding its annual conference with speeches by every major contender for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. we saved our 2nd amendment and we're going to save it for a long time to come. it's under siege, but we're going to save it for a long time to come forever. but we don't need gun control. we need crime control outside a dozen or so. protesters including 2 graduates of michigan state university site

of a mass shooting in february called for a ban on assault rifles. the weapon of choice of mass shooters. i think there's no reason for them. i really would love to get rid of all of them deliver ation. guns raises the n. r a has fallen on hard times in recent years. it's lost a 1000000 of what was 5000000 members in 2018, and it's being sued by the new york state attorney general for violating state laws with lavish spending on its leaders. after successfully pushing as a senator for a ban on assault weapons that expired in 2004, president biden, his called for that band to be renewed band or saw weapons. now. val. wonderful. but that's not likely to happen in a divided congress, where the inner res, influence remain strong enough to block any major changes in u. s. gun laws on the state level legislatures are actually easing gun laws. last year, indiana joined $21.00 other states in eliminating permits,

allowing gun owners to carry their weapons in public without certification or a background check, leaving more guns on the street in a nation that already has more of them than any other. john henderson, al jazeera indianapolis. they are st. montana's moved another step closer towards totally banning video sharing optic talk. the state house of representatives voted to approve the bond, but the bill needs to be signed into law. but the governor tick tock says it's an attempt to censor american voices. many states and the federal government have banned the app on government on devices because of concerns about chinese spying. so i had and i'll just eat up a new milestone in kenya's budding space economy. the african nation says it's 1st satellite to space or border ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights,

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oh, goodness, 1st, operational satellite, designed to collect agricultural data has blasted off in a space sex rocket. and melissa transporter's, heather hill, south go transporter, a launch from the vanderbilt space center in california. the satellites going to collect data on food production and the consequences of climate change authorities . hope the information gathered will help them combat food related crises or to sport. not new castle have suffered a major blow to their hopes of sealing a spot and next season's champions. leach eddie house team was thrash 3 mill away by aston villa. ali walked in start with 2 goals despite the loss. newcastle

remained. 3rd. we could lose the spot on sunday if manchester united avoid defeat against nottingham forest, we don't fall into apl, qualify for the champions league. loosely, you're terribly asked. the manager mcculloch's is a, has urged his arsenal side to finish the job. and when the premier league title began to sit 6 points clear at the top of the table, how he played one game more than manchester city of santa takes his side to face west ham. away on sunday i went is going to be crucial for the clubs title hopes with man city playing lester later on saturday arsenal and looking to win the e p l. title for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. you good day by day. honestly, that is so much that happens every single day, every month, you know enough, over clothing you can re look, always lead da, me and him and that i to the job. he was to be in that globe back to where it belongs. and he's fighting and being around every single trophy that is possible or the highest level. and that's where we are trying to you ahead of schedule,

given the we are where we are, we are happy where we are and, and now we have to finish the job, mental math and science. your mind has a master game on saturday. is the club look to salvage something, but what's been a disappointing season b, s g? i mean many people's favorites to win the champion, but the been knocked out by bar munich, and the last 16. now what remains for them is running the french league. they take on 2nd place lens at home next, a loss would reduce p s e 's advantage of the top of the table to just 3 points. another issue for the french club is the masses future with the argentine in world cup when i'm out of contract to the end of the season, you've been speaking to a f p. sports reporter in spain. rec sharma says, winning this year's leave. title won't have a major impact on message decision. i don't think massey's feature will be influenced by women, the league or not in france with p. s. d. the see them. i think massey's future in

paris is probably coming to an end and he's had a decent 2 years there in terms of his output goals and assess but the things of solid a bit obviously with the champions league exit and at the end of the day that's what they brought messy in, and what messy wanted, i'm going to p s g was a chunk when a jump busy again, because he hasn't won one since 2015 when he was a past learner when they try him to event of symbolic and that's kind of always been an issue for messy. he wanted to win more champions. leaves he wanted boss lens can be a high level and they, they couldn't, they fell out of the european elite. where will he play next season? is the big, big, big question. i wouldn't 100 percent rule out person man as his club because there are talks, of course, a good returns about the land where he rides that senior boy and in a so romantic sense to be the best place for him to go. another place but messy does like to go to holidays. miami and into miami is an option. i don't know how

strong that link is either. i'd be surprised at best women's ended up next season. but it's certainly something that down the line you could see happening and saudi arabia is the other choice. the idea of again and then our defense renewal of the rivalry with christiana, rinaldo and of course, messy, would be able to make a huge amount of money if he, if he did go to saudi arabia and he's in the countries a paid an ad tourism of saudi arabia, so maybe that's an avenue that has been, i've been not to say that he's going to go down it, but it's certainly an option. well in your message may want. they want you to watch the miami heat. what is in miami and bay are heading to the n b a playoffs next to jimmy butler played pivotal rhodes as they be the chicago bulls to triumph in the eastern conference play. in short of it. both score 31 point features my on the one the game 100 into to 91. he's going to face the top seated milwaukee box in the playoffs where i think we can win,

but i'm never gonna say we're gonna lose some of the, you know, as of course, anybody else. and now we can, when we have no shot. but we gotta play, right, we gotta play some good basketball. we gotta do all the little things correct in on when a game get here, whatever game it may be, glad to compete. you know? i think that's where we do a good job is, is competing. so just be the hardest plan tang. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories, stabilize ah, coveted, beyond well taken without hesitation. fought and died for pow

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