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a 3rd day. diplomatic pressure bounced on the rival forces to stop the violence that's killed. 97 people ah, play you're watching al jazeera ly from doha fully back. he bore, also coming up. a french cord is said to rule on whether air france and air bus were guilty of manslaughter in the crash of a passenger plane in 2009. and the phantom fades away. broadway's loan is wanting musical, takes its final bow after 35 years. ah, thank you for joining as fighting between st. john's army and the nation's biggest part of military force has entered its fur day. this is a scene right now in the capital cartoon where there's been more heavy gun fire

into monday morning. there was a brief line violence on sunday during a 3 hour humanitarian pause. fighting between the army and the rapids, support forces, paramilitary group began on saturday. medical sources say at least 97 people have been killed and hundreds of injured since then. and medical staff at this hospital in cartoon told al jazeera shelly, the emergency department injured 5 people and destroyed 2 cars workers and patients are now being moved to a neighboring hospital. and this is a state of play in sudan at the moment with fighting now spread across the country . but the worst of it has been centered in the capital cartoon and neighboring as the neighboring city of om dormant both sides have been vying for control of the state broadcaster the presidential palace, the airport, and various military bases. let's get an update with our correspondent here, morgan, who's in cartoon voice. uber, bring us up to speed with the latest. how intense is a fighting this monday morning?

while we can still hear heavy artillery being fired from various parts of the capitol, hotel room, especially in the northern parts of the capitol and in the southern parts. now we know that there is fighting between the r f and the army in front of the gates of b general command of the army. and that's one major army facility that the iris of has been trying to take control of since saturday. because again, that's the headquarters of the army and taking over that would effectively mean taking over the army or by the r s f. now we also know that there's been fighting it undermine. there's been airstrikes launched by a sedan. so for us to dance armies, fighter jets, and there's been anti aircraft missiles fired by the ourself in various residential neighborhoods. we've spoken to people. and they said that big in his street fighting began here at what seems to be an exchange of fire between b r s f a. and this would in his army. so lots of tensions on the streets of her to

him as the battles between the r s f and the army continues. is it not clear yet? who has the upper hand, both sides claim that they have control of major facilities here in the capitol? yeah, i was going to ask you whether there was a sense of who controls what you know, places like the airport, the national broadcaster, is there a sense of who has the upper hand, if you will, while both sides claim that they have control of these facilities but there is ongoing fighting around the vicinity of the airport. now the general command is right at the back of the airport. so the, the fight and the battles right now around those areas is both for the airport control and the control of the general command. these areas are still being fought over. there's the presidential palace, the r s f says it's in control of that. the army disputes that and we have seen tanks rolling headed towards the direction of the presidential powers in the early

hours of this morning. so it's not clear if the army is going to reinforce their troops, they're of the or if they're trying to take control of that facility. when it comes to the states, they are a safer seems to have lost some of their bases in the eastern part of the country. places like ports for them, cassandra and g. a body of these are in the east, but they have taken control of the airports and of the markets in yellow that's in south dar for while the fighting for control in various other parts of the country continue. how are people's lives being affected by, by this fighting? he but there was, as we know, a brief monetary and pause on sunday where people able to get out to get food. for example, while both at the recess and the army agreed to a 3 hour pause in fighting after a proposal suggested by the united nations. but within an hour of batt 3 hour window, there was fighting between b r s f and the army around the vicinity of the general command and be presidential palace. now the whole point of this 3 hour pause in fighting was to allow people

who were traps in places like hospitals and schools and public institutions around the vicinity of the presidential palace and the general command to be able to get out and go back home. and for those needing medical attention to be able to access hospitals, but because it was so brief, many people who spoke to said they were not able to get out, that they still remain trapped within areas where they're fighting between the 25. and there's a lot going on on the diplomatic front table to try and end this fighting. talk to us about what's expected over the next few hours the next few days. and whether there's a viable mediation effort. well, the intake of a mental authority for development held an emergency meeting on sunday and agreed to send the heads of south sedan kenya andrew booths. he to try to mediate between b, r s f and the army. the head of the e. get at the moment is a sudan itself, so it's not clear a how much power those 3 country need is,

would be able to have over the 2 fighting sides. but then both sides had just before the fighting thought it agreed to deescalate, when mediators on the ground spoke to them. and then after the fighting started both label the other as the enemy, the r s. f has described the head of the arm as a criminal and said that he will not self fighting until he takes control of all the army bases around the country. and then the army, branded the r s f as a rebel group, and are now targeting them as such. so it doesn't look like any mediation would actually have an impact on both sides. both sides seemed to be determined to, if not, this completely destroy the other than at least have an upper hand over the other. thank you for that update. hipaa morgan is i correspondent in khartoum, while the u. s. secretary of state antony blank and says the us and its allies. shay a deep concern about the fighting incident. he was speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 meeting, a foreign ministers in japan. as raleigh, are you again across all of our partners on the need for an immediate she's for in

a return to toss talks that were very promising in felicia down on the past to a full transition to civilian life. government, people in sudan, one military back in the burse. they want democracy. they want us, italy like government sudan. these return to the f al jazeera, as rob mcbride has more on what was discussed in japan. a lot of expressions of concern by participants in this sir g 7 foreign ministers meeting center they, they started arriving here in japan's a saturday through sunday. or the later statement has come from antony lincoln. the u. s. secretary of state and it came at a photo opportunity just ahead of a bilateral meeting with his british sher counterpart james cleverly. he expressed his concern about what's going on. herb lincoln said that the people of sedan won't democracy and they want a resumption of the talks that were moving toward civilian rule. and he says,

the way to allow that to continue, he says, is for the military to get back to their barracks on. let's take a closer look at how sedan got to the situation to this point. the most recent bout of instability are began in 2019. that's when the military ousted long time leader omar bashir. after months of mass protests, then the army moved against the protesters, but under international pressure it was forced to sign a power sharing agreement with civilian groups. elections were set for 2023. in october of 2021. yet another military takeover. unseeded by minister abdullah ham dog was seen as the face of the transition to democracy on december 5th last year. military leaders signed another deal with political groups promising to pave the way for fe elections and a return to civilian rule. and 2 weeks ago, sudan was set to take the next step, but disputes about how to integrate the rapid support forces into the army. got in the way early i spoke to dahlia, muhammad abdomen m, who's

a sudanese activist in cartoon, and a resident of the capital, she says people are starting to have problems accessing food and their fear the situation could get worse. that has, it was supposed to start from 4 o'clock the fighting, intensified from 4 o'clock until 6 o'clock, which is when we were supposed to break our fast because it is so still run on. so we couldn't do anything, but i do know people in other, other areas of cartoon were able to go out and get some supplies. but there's also another problem because a lot of factories haven't been working. and there's been power cuts throughout the city of the supermarket their produce and their products have gone bad. so even if we were, even if you were able to get that to get out, i don't think we would have been able to find anything. bakeries aren't working, you know, is no more, there's no movement between the, the urban and rural areas. so the fresh produce. i think it will get worse simply

because. a they, you know, this, this uptake and using fighter just has really raised the stakes. i don't know how they will come down from that, how they will even agree to meet. even if the mediators are able to get into that. will they be able to do anything because both hon and have said really strongly worded statements and they don't seem to be want to want to back down there is there is no desire from either side to take a step back and maybe say ok, let's talk on the discuss, negotiate in other world news. china says it's willing to have close the military cooperation with russia. the statement came from beijing's defense minister leash young fool, who met russian president vladimir putin. on sunday. it follows a state visit by chinese, private and cheating. being last month, the leaders discuss beijing's piece plan for ukraine's. according to yvonne has sentence 10 members of its air defense forces to prison for the downing of

a ukrainian passenger plane 3 years ago. or 176 people on board were killed when a ranch revolutionary guards shot down the aircraft shortly after i had to come from tehran at the time they were increase tensions with the u. s. c. association of victim sandy's called. at the trial, a sham and wanted the case brought before the international court of justice. a french court is said to rule on a landmark case in the crash of an air france jet in 2009, 220 passengers and crew were killed when it plunged into the atlantic. the verdict will decide whether the plains manufacturer, airbus or the airline itself will be held criminally responsible. harris on set reports for nearly 2 years, while wreckage and bodies from france flight 447 had been brought to shore the mystery of what caused the crash that killed 228 people remained unanswered on the atlantic seafloor. then in 2011 remote submarines at last discovered the flight recorders, they revealed a terrifying chain of events. i stop sensors,

repeated alarms and apparent pilot error is the air bus a 330 plumbers it into the ocean. a 2019 ruling not to prosecute either a bus or a france was overturned on appeal. last year, their trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter began. we lost our daughter julia and her fiance bows. 29 years old. it was of course, a lot of suffering for our both of our families, but time heals wounds. however, we still feel justice is not done. the aircraft was approaching the equator when it flew into a severe storm. icing up espied senses and disengaging the automatic pilot, the plane climbed steeply, lost speed stalled and fell. nose up toward the atlantic. recordings showed the most junior of the 3 flight crew remained in control for most of the final minutes

of the flight. as the 3 men tried in vain to understand whether, then why the plane was going down. initially, magistrates attributed the crash to pure pilot era, but the victims groups successfully argue that both france and the bus should be prosecuted for alleged failings and pilot training and plain warning systems. both companies did i man, sorta, if found guilty, it would be the 1st conviction of its kind in france. the maximum penalty for these corporate giants would be $247000.00 us dollars. harry full sit al jazeera, the world health organization says at least 10000000 ukrainians have suffered from a mental health condition as a result of the war. they include soldiers returning from the front lines and as john a hallway for some keys as causing social problems, including a rise in domestic abuse. still unaccustomed to these moments of calm, sweet lana and her 6 year old daughter, melana are getting used to life away from their home city of merrier pole. they

reached the safety of keith just weeks ago, having endured 14 months of fighting and occupation for carrying the last on such up for everyone thought you were living in a dream. and that one day would wake up and all would be a good deal at the senior c left of among those still living there. she says there are high levels of mental stress and trauma. we just walked in there, but lonely people up the angry. everyone is in it for themselves now, like on a battlefield. it is like another battle field for survival. spit lana receives psychological support at a reception center for displaced people. for her, it is the start of a journey for the psychologists, a well worn past customer medium from i am, of course we see p t s team. people who have experience extreme stress, the shock and who struggle to express it. your political, the consequence that i worry most about is that people are becoming used to treating violence,

killing an explosion as normal. this is really scary. that idea of was becoming, lies in people's lives, poses a real risk psychologist, say, to the entire hambrick of society, add to that the soldiers in their many thousands scarred and traumatized who will one day reintegrate into homes and families. and it's a risk that good. well, our lives, the war itself and ivy through her reach and even a 3 year old child already understands would have been after february 24th. so we will be generations. one person may need venues to recover and will need the lifetime. and another will only write their story at the end of their life. tatiana specializes in dealing with domestic violence, often aggravated by trauma, and says that shelters have seen a marked increase in calls to hotline numbers since the russian invasion last year . this woman was displaced from occupied her song and moved in with her daughter

and son in law. one day she witnessed her daughter being beaten up. oh, he is here. he was aggressive, swore and talked with his face. she hid under the blankets, i ran into the room and when he saw me, he smashed the closet. i said that we would call the police and he threw us out onto the st. louis junia scot. this is some of the hidden damage caused by the war and ukraine that goes beyond the dead and injured the loss and conquest of territory. jonah, how al jazeera keith still head on al jazeera. i'm kathleen boy in london. did they then ongoing government offensive? i guess on group house, i'll be telling you about how that is going and games that have been made by thank you. and human rights organizations say the number of palestinians being held without charge. is that a 20 year high?

ah, with well, it's been feeling more like late summer in iberia. hi, everyone. and as a result were seen an early start to the wildfire season. this is in northern spain . it has been incredibly dry temperatures in this part of the world running about 10 degrees above average, and at times it has been windy as well. so that is fueling those wild fires. i mean, look at this seville at 32 degrees. yeah, that's a good 10 degrees above where you should be for this point of the year. central europe, few shower swirling around her. i think the bigger downpours though will be confined to the balkans and same goes for greece is while we could power up some severe thunderstorms here that energies happen over the aegean into western turkeys. so we do have some showers in the mix. for example, on monday, with the high of 17 degrees to the northwest, we go,

some clouds drifting about that could squeeze out a few showers across the islands of ireland and britain. sim goes for france. is wall in paris with a high 15 degrees and off to africa we go, the winds have shifted around. so look at this jump in temperatures in cairo, $34.00 and your temperatures will continue to climb in the days to come to the south. also a wildfire threat here, southwest botswana, northern cape province, western and eastern cape provinces. in south africa, we've got an extreme fire danger rating here on monday. and now you're up to date season ah, a for a thought takes all the big issues. this isn't one, all you said about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions. this war with will wander imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry

about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more from on who for uh, for what al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, this, our fighting between sedans, army and its biggest paramilitary force has entered a 3rd day. there was a brief loughlen violence on sunday. jury 83, our humanitarian halls. at least 97 people have been killed since saturday. the u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln has said the us and its allies share a deep concern about the fighting in. so don is called for all parties to return to

talks a gun, men in volcano fossil have killed at least 40 members of the security forces. it happened on a military base in the north. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead for keener fossil has been battling armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw for years the violins which triggered to military cause last year has killed more than 10000 people and displaced nearly 2000000 more in somalia. the armies making significant gains in its offensive against al shabani. the military says its push fighters out of large areas in the center of the country, and is now moving into the armed globes southern strongholds, al jazeera, as catherine sawyer report, some more. that issue to molly forces may be on the offensive against vices of archibald, in the copy to them about the issue. they are increasing their defensive positions with checkpoints on the cities outs, cuts the armies he operation against archer. bob started in august security forces

say they have made significant gains when it comes about emotional security, all supported, divorced difference of horses are been designated to walk, was a critical, critical brochures in mogadishu, all the country. so there is a joint operations or much on brochures concerned about concerning about a military belize unit. i just walk in with the so my liberal is, was national intelligence as a credit officer. just walking with the bullies was, this is the mother of national interest. in mogadishu, the rebels have infiltrated neighborhoods and carried out a talks numerous times with devastating results is not surprising to see check point like this one in different parts of the seats and security has been increased, especially now during the whole month of ramadan residency talk to faith has held is still a sense of safety. this pictures were filmed in october,

in middle chevrolet to the north east of mogadishu. powerful militia groups have joined soldiers on the front line, trying to drive our treble fighters as half civilians like hudson update, whose home town of galani was under. also, bob control for 15 years. mondanca, i decided to take my gun to it myself for my shove, many people in my community said that they are fed. the army has retake and large sweets of territory in central somalia. the troops are now heading south to another alger. bob strong holds. they are also getting help from countries like the u. s. tarkey and an african union force called atmosphere. and it's that combination that is different than other operations we've seen in the past. this is very much somali lead, and there is community engagement. ah, however, major challenges remain about this the,

the hard part in somalia has never been removing all sure. bob from territory. it's everything that comes after that. it's holding that territory. it's providing the services. and a lot of that still remains to be seen. back in mogadishu, this cautious hope that after years of traumatic balance, the tide against archer bob could finally be tiny. catherine saw all g 0, margaret issue palestinian prisoners day is marked every april 17th human rights organizations say the number of palestinians. israel is holding without charge is at a 20 year high need a brain reports that he say is he to home for some palestinian families. radio is the only way they can connect to their loved ones. in israel prisons, palestinian prisoners tuning and listen to their families cheering news. an update shows like this one on the voice of palestine, radio or even more important for prisoners whose families are not allowed to visit

w corolla sandra, miss hamid's speaks on the radio. she tells her 2 sons, she is doing well and can't wait to see them for years. these really authorities haven't allowed me as such to visit her children. fighting grounds of security is world controls who gets to visit palestinian families need permits to cross into israel. we're almost all the jails are. yes, said lives alone. now. she says holiday periods are the hardest time of the year, but that will upset. i worry about them. do they eat well? do they get enough food? do they like it? is it too cold in jail? have sun my out is accused of shooting and killing and is really secular in 2015 his yet to be sentenced. her youngest not man, has been held for more than a year in what's called administrative detention imprisonment without charges. both while i have an or men have been jailed before i'm in a vehicle in my life. so they keep saying they have a secret fight and why don't they tell us what he's being held for?

it's because they have nothing on him, but it's just an excuse to keep him in jail on my dunphy. yes, sir, says it's almost impossible for prisoners with administrative detention to plan their lives. godson then tucker, now man spent more than 2 years in administrative detention before. and after his release, he decided to get engaged and start the family. he was arrested shortly after and held under administrative detention again. he is still in jail for over a year now. oh, thought he's currently there are 4800 prisoners in israeli jails. nearly 1000 are administered of detention. human rights groups say this is the highest number of administrative detainees in 2 decades. oh, this protest takes place every week to demand the release of prisoners. over the years, the numbers of those picking part has been declining, is i can have one at a hot on day one. if there is an imminent danger facing prisoners, the people take to the streets, just recently,

prisoners were to start the hunger strike, people ready for a confrontation. this is why israel came into the demands of prisoners. it knows that the tensions would have escalated on the streets. also, they buck trucked, prisoners to know that they won't be reduced in any deal soon. but last live in hope that one day they'll be reunited with their families. that have alger zita, the occupied westbank, tamia now where at least 11 people have died and several more treated in hospital after suffering from dehydration and heat stroke on sunday it happened during an outdoor awards ceremony in the west and 3 of navi, more by heat wave conditions have gripped most of the country, prompting officials to shut down schools in some states this way from on this fed springing weather present to jeff harrington. so the heat waves unusually early this year, early and more intense folly and the heat wave conditions are expanding. so let's get into those details right now. they are boiling in the heat in india. so we were

just talking about buffer roster state and honestly that's ferrying quite well compared to other parts of the country from the northwest to the northeast temperatures of cross 40 degrees here. and there was heat wave alerts are expanding from be hard to west bank gall. now coming into entrepreneurs state along the east coast of india. so not only have temperature is cross 40 degrees here, but look at the arrows. that's the when that is scooping up the humidity off the base, then goal and just shoving it on shore. so co cut out $41.00 degrees, but at one point today with the humid x it felt 50 degrees. but again, not just in india. so for both the dishes capital dhaka, this was the highest temperature recorded in decades. 41 degrees. again, not just spin south asia, let's go to southeast asia right now. and thailand never before, has the country crossed 45 degrees until now? western thailand talk 45.4 degrees that was reached on saturday. now for south west china, a temperatures here are running about $10.00 to $15.00 degrees above average. look

what it's done. we're seen explosive wildfires here. just dramatic video coming out of there this while fire has been raging now for about 5 days, but i fully there is release coming in some rain in this part of the world and those temperatures will slowly start to go down over the next few days. jeff, thank you very much for that update. you're welcome. the phantom of the opera is record breaking, run on broadway, has come to an end composer. andrew lloyd webber dedicated to final new your performance of the hit musical to his late son, the show. ron, for 35 years. christian salome has more from meal the cast, a phantom of the odd bro has taken its final bow after 35 years here at the majestic theater. and more than $14000.00 performances. attendance may have gone down after the pandemic, but it was a sold out show tonight, not an empty seat in the house,

and even the esteemed composer himself andrew lloyd webber. tony award winner was in attendance. this show a gothic romance with haunting music and dramatic staging has a very loyal legion of fans. and before the show, i spoke to one woman who's seen it more than 50 times. it's. it's like the lightning in a bottle combination of the costumes in the designs, by reassurance in the choreography by jillian lin, how princes directing on the music of andrew lloyd webber and charles harvard. you're still goals, lyrics. it's just as perfect marriage of mystery and romance and sweeping melodies that you walk out of the out of the theatre humming. and it's, it's magnificent to see there is no predictions. it's, you know, it's a classic classic multiple broadway. this amazing show will go on elsewhere in the world in.