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a fierce battle with the rapid support forces power, military group. her air force jets target multiple positions in the capitalist fighting shuts down the international airport. ah, cyril, then yeah, it's good to have you with us. this is al jazeera live from door. also coming up today, the warring sides in yemen is conflict release more detainees as part of a major prisoner exchange. and german campaigners celebrate as the countries last nuclear power station shuts down. ah, sedans, military and its largest paramilitary group, the rapid support forces are fighting for supremacy in khartoum and other parts of the country. let's look at pictures from the capital. both sides accused the other

of starting the violence. at least 3 civilians have been killed. several are injured. smoke has been rising from several locations across the city since early morning, but there's still no clear picture of who controls what. and the fighting is concentrated in the sydney's capital at the moment the rapid support forces has taken control of the headquarters of the state tv network. heavy gunfire has also been reported at the presidential palace and plains have been seen burning at the international airport. victoria gap and b has this update. i heavy fighting spreads through call to him, his tensions between the cds army and a powerful tara military force spill over into the streets. i'm out of the army says it's descending itself from attacks by the rapid support forces across the capitol. it's now designating the force as a rebel group. lateral on come under conflict, entering our own the,

our staff is trying to a so many critical positions. our forces are deployed and discharging their duties defending those positions. fighting has been underway since this morning until this moment. this is a battle for our national dignity. but the rapid support forces say that bases were attacked by the army. i. yo vis. basil 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 edmund to end. it was the least of losses all flights had been cancelled at call team. international airport were armed, men are on the tarmac at rapid support forces have taken control of state television service, sudan, t, v i. i had to san one minus them. no. this was the moment the stations broadcast was caught. i tensions between the army and the rapid support forces emerged months after

a military takeover in 2021. and the height when talks to integrate the r s f into the army stoled. i really feel very sad and very angry. actually i'm in the age and i see i see it to bit most of them. and when your boss will heal, you have been in cost it all this great devolution. and ah, you already committed an unsent ticket. cool. speaking of viet nam, us secretary of state antony, blinking said washington would continue to support sedans, transition to a civilian lead government. 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 for the civilian la transition. and one that we and other countries are trying to are to bolster people across sedan, up racing themselves. so more fighting

a new crisis and an uncertain future. victoria gates and be al jazeera and hip morgan has the latest from cartoon. 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. hot too, you can still see smoke rising in the northern parts of the capital in the western part of the capital in the city of under man. and the fighting has intensified over the control of other airports as well, both sides trying to control the airport. and that's because the airports will be major supply routes for whatever managers to control it at the state television. and the rocket support forces are inside asper staff who was walked too, 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 facility around the capital and other states as well. ah,

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 force 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 ads over the past 2 days than they will be notarial, there'll be no negotiations. and then we've heard from the commander of the rapid support forces describing the 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 as 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 wants to start talks, having the upper hand over the other. now. and boswell is the horn of africa director for the international crisis group. he's here in doha allen. can you help

us understand in simple terms how we got to this point? sure, 0. i think it would help to go back to the omar alba, sheer days. he, of course, ruled sudan for 30 years, starting from 989, and near the end of his time in power before he was overthrown by the student. the revolution in 2019 the student needs security forces had grown really fragmented. he didn't let the official army weaken quite a bit. there was a lot of tribal militias. he essentially did what, what is called coup proofing in which he was concerned about any security institution being strong enough to overthrow and challenge him. so he allowed, you know, he allowed, basically a proliferation of different arm groups and centers of power within the country. crisis group was warning just 10 years ago, you know, while by sheer was still in power. that if he ever lost power,

one of the big concerns would be that he left behind such a mess in terms of the military insecurity. that a huge risk was that these parties would themselves turn on each other. when he left our, this was, this was something that was a big concern. when bus year was ousted, essentially these, these 2 main actors, the army and the rapid support for that were able to collude now successfully for about 4 years to stay in power themselves. but there was always that core tension about who was the top dog between them. right. the army and the rapid support forces they. they fought side by side in the not too distant path, steven. up until recently, officially they were allies. why they fighting now? well the specific cause in the last few days and weeks has been a disagreement in particular over provisions related to the hand over power from the military to a civilian government,

which has been promised since december and the, the army and the, and the paramilitary rapid support forces were disagreeing on a timeline in which the rapid support forces were supposed to integrated in the army. the army wanted them to integrate within 10 years the, the rapid support boards is essentially enjoy their autonomy. they've grown quite powerful and they were pushing for much more extended timeline. the the r s f commander general met. he has, he's known, also prefers the answer to a, to the civilian government itself. rather than to albert hand, the head of the, the head of the army. but more generally this, this is the tension between, between an old military guard based in the center and essentially a paramilitary force that has risen starting and dar 4 in the periphery and has been recruiting across the country and broke, going, growing increasingly powerful. and it's set the stage for basically

a showdown between what are, what are 2 very powerful. ready security institutions inside the country. so is it fair to say that this is all about what, how much of a footprint each armed force will have in, as the country moves towards transition rule and tries to unify its army i think i, so i think that this is the army. you know, have been making a stand. they realize that the rapid support forces have been growing the head general him and he has political ambitions himself. and i think there was a sense that if they did not somehow force the rapid support forces to agree to integrate and to and to go under them. you know that, that essentially, that this force would keep growing and grow out of the control of the formal

military. so there has been a talk. there has been a lot of negotiations about, you know, how power sharing would work and, and what role they would have. but i think that this comes down to a much more fundamental structural power struggle not just between personalities but between different areas of the country. between different ethnic groups and about the future of the country and who's in charge? alan boswell horn of africa director for the international crisis group. thank you very much. thanks year old at a warring size and the conflict in yemen have released more detainees on the 2nd day of a major prisoner exchange. this is the latest group of the prisoners to arrive in santa. the red cross says more than $800.00 detainees from both sides of the conflict are due to be released by monday. exchange is part of a broader diplomatic effort to end the 9 year conflict. shamela macy is a prominent. you have any 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 foot insecure. 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 and not a human is they'll tell you. we no longer care, i just need electricity. the clean water, we need a job. i need to be able to put bread of the table. that's all i care about. so when this level of 50 that we're really desperate to piece in which ever, whichever way it comes, a lot of people think the end of the war is going to happen within a few weeks or few months. i would caution against that, although i'm optimistic, but it's a cautious optimism. it will take, please, probably year or 2 years, because the conflict is not just simply between the food is in the saudis. it's protracted, it's polarized, there are

a whole lot more parties and factions inside gym and that need to be brought into the process. it's an inclusive listed and comprehensive process, or the end of the war for sustainable piece. right now, it does, it is not in that shape yet, and germany is pulling the plug on it's 3 remaining nuclear power plants. oh, a and a nuclear campaign or is counted down as the nic harvest time plant came off the grid. the decision was made by then chancellor angle of merkel after the fukushima nuclear acid accident in japan. in 2011. the closure was due to happen at the end of last year. it was delayed because of germany's energy crisis. is that boston has more, from nec, or best time in southern germany. it's an end of an era here in germany, after decades of protests by anti nuclear activists. the last 3 remaining nuclear

plants will be taken off the grid like this one here. and that's west time, which has me providing electricity for this region for nearly 50 years, for these activists here with some of them who have been taken to the 3 decades. it's a great relief and they're celebrated right now. do they talk this one? this is a wonderful day. we have fox for this for 50 years. at the same time. we've also been campaigning for renewables. and this is now the time renewables are making headway. but a decision has also led to con, prefers, and it's been fighting the country. i feel this very moment. a recent survey shows more than 60 percent of the people here in germany. think during an energy crisis, it's not the right time to take these nuclear plants off the grid. and scientists say they're worried that there will be more c o 2 emissions because governmental needs more fossil fuels like holes to put the vice for his energy. and it also worried that she probably will go up, and i might even just show it to a position on the fish. and that's called

a rational decision. and i'm gonna put you on a government. everything will be right there will be enough energy. nobody needs to wear some else's era. next west, still ahead on al jazeera, the japan prime minister escapes unharmed after an explosion that a campaign event. i'm from the demo in my to muslim big where they are growing concerns of the impact of change with a pattern falling. one of the longest last in tropical storm reported is i ah, with hello. i think the word changeable sums up the weather across a good part of east asia. over the next few days. you see that band of cloud that's

been pushing its way across japan. all associated with this area of low pressure which will continue to just track further north east, which as we go through sunday, backwash of showers coming back in across sat sir western side of han shoes when she was there to a, to her condo for good measure. wanted to shout around the korean peninsula. but for china, lars, you try and still very much on the warm side for many temperatures, picking up to around 23 celsius in beijing for monday. a few showers across ne, in parts of china, sliding across the yellow sea into north korea noticed a shower's just clearing away from japan by this stage. for the south, it is generally dry. wanted to shouting to the southwest of china, just knocking the edge off those temperatures and a few showers to just stretching their way down across indo china. scattering a showers there once again into the philippines, particularly into what lose on good scattering showers there across malaysia. and indonesia, as per usual, i'll be a few showers into western parts of india,

but not too much to speak of showers there to and to northern parts of pakistan. but for most, as you can see, it stays hot ah coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. brought and died for power defines our world. we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people in power. investigate and closed it and questions they used and abused of our around the globe. went out there, lou.

ah, they're watching al jazeera or might of our headlines that people have cartoon had experienced a day of chaotic violence. as sedans, army has been battling the nation's largest paramilitary group. each side accuses the other of starting the violence. at least 3 civilians have been killed. a fighting has flared in a number of locations, but most intensely in cartoon with the rapid support forces have seized the state tv headquarters, both sides claiming to control the presidential palace and me international airport . and the warring sides in the conflict in yemen have released more detainees on the 2nd day of a major prisoner exchange. the red cross says more than $800.00 detainees from both sides of the conflict are due to be released by monday. a 24 year old man has been arrested after an apparent assassination attempt on japan's prime minister,

fabio could shita at a political rally. the incident has shocked japan coming just 9 months after the assassination of former prime minister. sions. obey robert bride reports from car resolve. japan o the attack happened as prime minister fumey oak, a sheeta was about to speak in support of a candidate in an upcoming by 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 kasheila was hurried away by his security. for everyone 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 this is yolanda thought. it was the same when it happened with former prime minister abilene. i was shopped there,

something like this happened again like saw look on as soon as you can let alison we're seeing similar incidents and given that this case with to she does follows on from what happened to abbe i think people are reassessing, the idea of campaign speeches, but anyway, i'm glad that cuz she days fine cuz she has continued his campaigning, saying the democratic process must go on it. singular, michigan can go nasa model dowdy election to the foundation of democracy and violence like this cannot be tolerated during elections. i also instructed the national police agency books to insure for a protection of dignitary for your toyota. this attack comes as japan prepares to host foreign ministers of the g 7 countries in the mountain resort. town of kero was our, which is now under tight security. in recent times, acts of violence have become extremely rare in japanese politics. and after our vase assassination, an investigation found had been serious flaws in the security provided for him.

it's led to much greater protection for prime minister casita. it's tight on security, that's much more in evidence as he continues to campaign. robert bride al jazeera kara was our japan orthodox christians are celebrating the holy fire easter ritual in occupied east jerusalem. but worshippers have been angered by restrictions imposed by the israeli police hotel bill hm. it has more holy saturday is the most important day in the calendar for the orthodox and eastern churches. now they celebrate the holy fire to the mass health inside the holy simple current church. once you go down this alley here, and according to the religious tradition, while a miraculous fire ignite on this day inside the church, and that flame gets on past the worshippers and eventually travels overseas. people

here have been waiting since the early. busy morning many won't be able to reach the church at the moment, it only allowing christian palestinians from jerusalem to enter. and the rest of the people are not happy. all this because of access restrictions imposed by disraeli police about the right to worship should be guaranteed to every wall they impose restrictions to raise our existence the lead up did as they has been murdered with tension. the church leadership accusing israeli police of infringing on the basic rights of worshippers. that's because the police, as actually for the 2nd year in a row, kept the number of worshipers allowed inside the holy separate church to 1800. now, palestinians were allowed to get it from another gate, the new gate, and the foreigners, the pilgrims who have made their way to jerusalem on this day. specifically

to attend the mass where they were told to come here near the jaffa gate. and we spoke to some of them, and so far, just that trickle was allowed in, we traveled, we had limited time and we came specifically for this. we wanted to see the beauty of the charge and the far just $1700.00 question, palestinians from god. there were also not given permission to attend to holy fire and celebrate. now this all comes at the back of heightened tensions, and another part of the old city in the isle axa must compound. well, the church leadership says that the pressure christians are coming on there are very similar to the pressure muslim worshippers are coming under. and they say that the aim of this really is to alienate palestinians from the old city. those who are not allowed. and so the majority of the people waited patiently for the fire to come to them. outside the gates of the old city and of the hamid al jazeera in

occupy these jerusalem. india will soon become the world's most populous nation, yet for at least a year. the country won't actually know how many people it has. it's once in a decade census was due in 2021, but was delayed because of the pandemic. and that is depriving those who should be eligible for government food rations of critical help. michael, apple reports intermediate. i don't value i, you know, having her children try and learn on an empty stomach is one of this mother's greatest burdens crowded together in their home, in a slum and south daily. she scrapes together what little she can to keep her family fed upon baby. davy is a domestic worker earning $50.00 a month. she applied for a ration caught 2 years ago, but she's one of nearly 300000 applicants who haven't heard back to 1000 mila.

don't watch much at all day. if we start getting russians will be able to save some money. my children will be able to eat properly, they'll be able to continue to study. this is the difficulty that we face. we need a ration said that my kids do not sleep hungry. you can see the impact of inflation in with food rations are issued using figures last updated in 2011 abstract god. but it may vary. this act of his says, the indian governments policy to tackle this problem won't be effective unless the true population size is known. the only way of ration cards can be enhanced under the national security act. so can be in a sense, taking place and says, doesn't say that is no way that connects the names of people. there is no way that they connect under the national

nearly 70 percent of indians, or 813000000 people are meant to receive a food subsidy allocated to different states on a quarter basis. as the n g o population foundation of india points out, it's a quarter that simply hasn't kept pace with the numbers. selecting the beneficiaries, photo range of things is done on the basis of census. and if you don't have sense, if you're planning can go wrong, your budget allocations can go wrong, but most importantly, people who deserve and need the social services do not. many are likely to not be included in the net for debbie, it's an unsure future. she tries to raise the next generation on an empty belly, mike lebel, elders, era. nearly 2 thirds of mozambique population rely on farming or fishing for income . but experts are concerned that 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, sy clone freddy for me to miller has more from the poodle macias and bonnie is working her way through did crops off the site loan pretty devastated this farm and more on bus in southern mozambique, heavy flooding after the cycle and destroyed much of the maze, tomatoes, and cucumbers grown. ja, now she has to start from scratch. go do it up. let me arming 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 with 2 thirds of the population relies on agriculture and fishing. the. this is the coastal city of bay route 4 years ago off to psycho new diet. it was

one of the worst 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 on friday was the longest surviving tropical storm in recorded history. regaining strength, 6 times over. many floodplains and low coastal areas make mustn't be vulnerable to flooding, concern for to read things 1st. 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 the flooding. it's very dramatic. it is very visually shocking. but we have other impacts like

droughts, the 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 mozambique been hit by several high intensity tropical cyclone, killing many destroying bowlings and costing the economy, billions of dollars. and experts say it should prepare for more for me to mila ultra 0. my put to mozambique corgal operations have been temporarily suspended at a major crossing on the us mexico border. hundreds of trucks are lined up at the bridge, linking sudan flores with el paso and texas. the restrictions have been imposed to allow us border agency staff to help process undocumented migrants ever you. a state of montana has moved another step closer towards totally banning video

sharing app tick tock. the state house of representatives voted to approve the ban, but the bill needs to be signed into law by the governor. tick tock says it is an attempt to censor american voices. many states and the federal government have banned the app on government own devices because of concerns about chinese spine. and kenya's, 1st operational satellites designed to collect agricultural data has blasted off in a space x rocket and go transporter. it launched from the vandenberg space center in california satellite will collect data on food production and on the consequences of climate change authorities. hope that information gathered will help them combat food related crises. ah, this is our.