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oh, i music celebrations during the aid holiday. and the student is fighting between the army and a paramilitary force. in his 7th day, thousands of sudanese fleet and neighboring chad, others are trapped in their harmons without food, water, or electricity. ah! until mccrae this is hell just there, alive from doha. also coming up, rob resigns, the u. k. a deputy prime minister tips down after an investigation into accusations of bullying. ukraine is still standing strong and our support has not wavering. us defense secretary lloyd austin, meets nato allies in germany,

to discuss support for you crime. ah, we start in sudan where the eat holiday has been ushered in with the sound of heavy gum fire. plumes of smoke have been rising over the kettle cartoon friday morning. that despite calls for an immediate cease fire between the army and the rapid support forces paramilitary group, victoria gate and b begins our coverage o. the muslim holiday. the ead marked by soldiers on the streets of cartoon cheered on by their support to the you and his gold. for an immediate cease fire between the sydney's army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces, i thought there's been no confirmation from the army methuselah. the war i love you

loading a hug along our beloved citizens. this year will receive eat while all countries bleeding because of this bleeding. we have that people law injuries that separated families and destroyed houses and institutions into our this destruction and sound of gunfire hall did not leave room for happiness that our beloved people deserve. the r s f says it's ready to observe a 72 hour truce and blamed the army for the continuing violence. it's tweeted at this moment when citizens are preparing to receive the 1st day of eat al fitter the neighborhoods have caught tumor waking up to the bombings of aircrafts and heavy artillery in a sweeping attack. that is directly targeting residential neighborhoods. 330 kilometers north of the capital in mary, people are hoping to celebrate the end of the fasting month of ramadan, as they usually would with large family gatherings. they too have been caught up in

the violence, but the army says it's now in control of the airport and the military base attached to it. i am the lead on god. the country is safe, the situation is stable and the shops have reopened. now we were able to bring the children to the market for eat clothes and hopefully we were able to make them happy. days of fighting have left many sudanese, desperate, and afraid tens of thousands of people have left the capital. many have already arrived in neighboring chad. a vast majority of these people are women and children with huge humanitarian needs. they lab seemingly, you know, with nothing. and we know that the urgent immediate needs are what you wouldn't need if you had to clear house. ah, the courtesy done is a sense of unease and fear, but also of resilience and little certainty about how things are going to move forward. victoria gate and be al jazeera. let's go to have

a morgan and cartoon now into as we heard and victorious story, the rapids support forces. have said that, ready for a cease fire, but have we heard anything at all from the army so far today? yes indeed, we have heard from the army, there was also safe men saying that they are targeting specific positions and that the situation is in control in many parts of the capitol. heart of tomb, of course, caught him has been the scene of the most intense fighting between the r s f and the sudanese army and even on the day of eat today, there's been fighting reported in many residential districts in how to to north residents reported seeing the sudanese armed forces troops for the 1st time on the ground as this swept through residential neighborhoods. looking for rapid support for this personnel that have spread around the residential areas over the past few days and has been intense airstrikes and our artillery strikes in the re, in the parts of the job. right. that's in the southern parts of the capitol. hot of tomb intense fighting residencia resident say that that's forcing them to leave

their homes to try to seek shelter in places that are deemed safe around the vicinity of the general command. and the presidential palace where intense fighting and strong and fierce fighting have been ongoing. between the rapids afford forces and the sword in his army. that's been largely quiet on friday morning. there's been very few sounds of artillery around that vicinity. the army says that it is not going to abide by a truce if the rapid support forces continue with their presence in hot tomb. they say any talks of truth must include the rapid support forces withdrawing from her to him before any chances of us. he's fi or truce, or even negotiations began. you've spoken about almost relentless fighting for 7 days. is there any idea of what the sight of players at this point in time? and if i, the side of got the upper hand while the latest development right now is the presence of the sudanese armed forces troops on the ground during the past 6 days of fighting. they have been largely conducting asterix and distance shelling

against iris if physicians. but this new development with the presence of rapid support for us as anew of sydney's armed forces on the ground and direct confrontation of a between thee as soon as the army and the r s f. it looks like one side will come out, victors of the other, but this is all down to how the battle conducted on the ground. many residents say that they don't know how things will play out, but it's not only in the capital. houghton fighting is happening in, in many residential areas. yes. but there's also other states so far the sudanese army has control of most of the states there has been fighting reported in banal than and in, in north, dar for and in norfolk to find that's the southern part of the country as well as fighting reported in north, dar, 4 in the western parts of the country where people are already fleeing to neighboring chad. so when you look at this, it's still very hard to tell who has the upper hand. but we do know that for the time being there is still intense fighting happening between the army and the r s. f. ok, thank you so much. that's have been morgan for us and count too. many civilians are

trying to escape the violence. some are fleeing to rural areas in sudan, and thousands have already managed to cross into neighboring chad. humanitarian agencies there say that running out of resources and are appealing for help to cope with the influx of refugees appear, or nora is country director and representative and chaired for the you and world food program. he says more supporters needed from international donors. it's re becoming a big challenge. we have provided food assistance for the month of april for the last months. and we have 600000 refugees over audience with 400000 already also done in the out there. and now on top of that, we have 1800000 people chug and people suffering for c d food insecurity. so it's a big challenge. and now we have, i was a, the border with unit shower units at 40 and the government. and we saw those

10020000 crossing and we believe that those people that are just at the border, it was kind not easy to cross with very. it was just for the meet them a dry river to meet up to cross. but now we expect much more as soon as the security will allow them to move. just this morning, we are dispatching a convoy of food date 410000 people only for 2 months or 20000 people call one months. and it's very complex. we are boring from a project to another and a but we really need support. we cannot continue like this. and in time window is very short, we will have a strong rainy season and it's going to be extremely difficult to reach those population in 2 months. so nowadays we don't have support to buy to dispatch the food at the right place on the borderline. it takes time, the trucks that are the part of this morning from jemina will arrive only on monday . so it gives you some of the difficulty to help those people that really need your

support today. ah, those were around the world muslims, a marking aid with prayers and festivities. well this was the scene in mecca and lambs wholly a size. the timing of 8 is determined by the sighting of the crescent moon and some countries the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. early morning eat prayers have taken place at alex a mosque and occupied east jerusalem. during ramadan, tensions were running high as is ready, forces conducted rides at the compound and prevented thousands of palestinians from entering upon. a gem june has more from occupied the east jerusalem. we've seen housings of worshippers arrive here to the entrance of alex, a mosque compound at lions gate. could see these crowds of people around us. there is a palpable sense of relief people looking forward to praying their

e prayer in a peaceful atmosphere. a marked contrast to how much tensions had escalated earlier this month. it's a festive atmosphere here today to people bringing their families. you can see balloons around as you can also see right here that they are selling toys for the children that develop, hey, met at the, the, and some on we are very connected with alex and mosque. our roots are here. we'll stay here despite over difficulties that we're expecting to face. we exist and we will continue to exist. total, i'm the day i'm out of book value. consider the matter. thank god, we are happy on people at gathering for pres, crystal. and there are no closures. the read rare is now over and palestinian worshippers are exiting the alex on mos compound. now we did witness one scene of minor scuffling between israeli forces and palestinian worshippers a little bit earlier, but it was over quite quickly. and this is really nothing out of the ordinary here . and just over 2 weeks ago israeli forces entered the up some mosque. the lobster

grenades, they beat palestinian worshippers. during one of the incursions around $400.00 palestinians were actually arrested. that caused quite a bit of escalation. and since then, there have been efforts to de escalate. that's why you think you saw things calm down the last and days of ramadan. and so far into read things have remained calm. how much m g m j 0 occupied is. oh, will you co deputy prime minister dominic rob has resigned? he has been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused of bullying dating back to when he served as foreign minister and justice minister. he's the 3rd senior prime minister minister to leave prime minister where she su next cabinet in the past 6 months. to next is his accepted the departure with great sadness. the sonya guy ago joins me now from london. anna, this has been a long and convoluted process. can you just walk us through what's lit up to this?

ah, what really was the result of a yes validation that have been swirling around mr. rob. and then of course, there was the 5 month investigation which this report came out after examining all the details supposed to report a was initiated by mr. rob predictably, a political purposes. but there is actually no question about the tone and in which you stated the resignation letter. the fact that mister up to stick to his work, and if any of the accounts of pulling were up, how's that he would resign? what he did so with the tone dot sir, said he put across his opinion back perhaps his was unfair. and that minutes we had the right to be able to use perhaps all kinds of tactics to be able to when all kinds of talk to us. but certainly strong, but taxes to be able to get this stuff to do that bidding. so, oh no, no, you got

a, a, a w prime minister now departed from his role, very strong political ally of the prime minister who's now conceding defeat in this matter. as we mentioned, he's the 3rd senior minister to leave her, she soon, ex cabinet. mean, what does that mean for the prime minister? a this no doubt about the fact that the prime minister has lost a very strong vocal. but let it go, ally, let's not forget that mister rob came out boxing for mister c 9. when he made his leadership bed, i was always seen that his is right. how did i which of course brings the question exactly. what did mister c like know about these allegations at the time zone ways shy away from perhaps making any direct dances about the issue whether he was warned about the conduct of mister rob. but certainly,

mister mister c not finds himself without a crucial ally in a cabinet. and this is a government that is going into the election next. it has not forget also that there is a cost to live in price is that this is a country which has been with strikes for months already. and of course there are some pretty important judicial issues at all. i have said that the punch is facing in terms of how it's handling with refugees that are coming up from across the, on the side of your big continent. so quite a tough situation that mr. finds himself now without that case i life certainly is . thank you so much. that is sonya guy for us from london was still ahead on al jazeera mm. climate activists court for 4 days of protests and the streets of london trying to force the government to go green. ah

frank assessments this treaty process with this hopefully. hm. and what countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules will allow us to treat with global cummins with the attention of deserves inside story. on al jazeera, we got him in sanchez, is an acid attack survival. after some 64 reconstructive surgeries got him and says, the trauma never fully goes away. and part of that has to do with the factor attacker was never arrested. as i meet at the woman who has survived himself, this type of violence, i realized the scale of the social problem protest calling on the mexican government to do more to her violence against women have intensified in recent years. this for the extreme violence is partly rooted in bad policy, given that authorities in mexico treat acid attacks the same way as any other form of assault. one of the activists are pushing for is passage of

a bill currently in the mexican congress, which seeks to reclass of by acid attacks as a distinct crime equivalent to attempted murder is passed. the new law would increase the punishment for attacks using acid with up to 12 years in prison. lou ah, you're watching realtors here. a reminder of our top story is the salad. the you in is calling for an immediate humanitarian cease fire in sudan or the eat holiday rapids support forces. it has agreed to a 3 day truce, but there's been no confirmation from the sudanese army all around the world

muslims. a mocking eat with prius and festivities. the timing of aid is determined by the sizing of the crescent moon. in some countries, the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. and you can, deputy prime minister dominic rom has resigned. he's been under investigation following complaints about his behavior. rob was accused of bullying when he served as foreign minister and justice minister. while back to our top story now in the fighting in sudan. joining us by phone is dr. tear abdullah. a tier, he's a spokesman for the sudan doctors trade union. thank you very much for joining us again on al jazeera, we really do appreciate your time that we've heard that 70 percent of the health system has collapsed there. dozens of hospitals damage more. on the brink of closing, can you just give us an idea of what that actually looks like? what that means on the ground where you are? yeah, thank you so much olivia. i even watch what everyone. yes, unfortunately nobody's on going away. no more than 250 people died amongst

a 150, also injured most of the hospital main hospital. now our district which we bought it more back because the hospital out of savage more than 14, hospitalist, directly attacked by both by both group. in fact, also we have 11 medical staff di saturday in fact now the number of the main hospital also to smell out the service before before one hour from now, the men might be spending undermine notes of the safety of a hospital. now it should only have $2400.00 on across to the providing packages. i'm also going to stop due to lack of supply difficult to different acts for medical stuff to the hospitals. you also indicated the main

issue, which is, which is very difficult to our efforts to support and also for the vision envision. and this case also is became a targeted by both parties. you're talking about being targeted. do you think that you deliberately being being attacked or are you being caught in the crossfire for us? i think we need the independent just to get there for the said to compare, but for us now the hospital is completely out of the faces due to these attacks. but maybe we bought another, it's in some of the hospital across it on a day in the north could the fun city for hosp attacked. and this actually is a serious issue. more than 26 people died immediately. now we care about the base

at home who has the disease and they, they don't have axes for that. for the treatment i do get to get this actually it just became very serious because we don't have a road or even even that they quoted us for the medical stuff, the hospital at the same time even for the vision. and then they come up to the, to the, i just want to pick up on something you said a little bit before you talked about supplies. i mean, without a sci fi, is there any way to get the supplies that you, that you need? no, unfortunately, no, because the demand market in downtown, in the same time, other colleagues from un agencies or local indoors to support from them with how to spot the actually does not accept during this time. so we are

trying to call the community to make the 2 boxes to this one immediately. yeah, thank you so much for your time. we really do appreciate it. that is dr. bill a t, a spokesman for the sudan doctors trade union, and cartoon nato secretary general yen sultan burg is in germany, along with you as defense. secretary lloyd austin there at ramstein air base that discussing the war in ukraine with the ukraine defense contact group. austin says the us will provide more it offenses and ammunition and promised to support key for as long as it takes ukraine is still standing strong and our support has not wavered. and i'm proud of the progress that we have made together. in total, the members of this contact group have provided more than 55000000000 bowers and security assistance for ukraine. that's

a tenfold increase. since we 1st met just in the past few months, we provided the equipment and training to support in additional mine armored brigades for, for ukraine that has already strengthen ukraine's position on a battlefield. i said in key of yesterday and that the ukraine said future is in the euro. plant, the care of family, an all nay. dollars have agreed that, that the ukraine, i will become a nato, a member, a, but the main focus now a. so of course, on, on how to ensure that ukraine a prevails because without the sovereign independence ukraine, there is no meaning in discussing our membership. activists are beginning 4 days of protests in london to demand the british government take urgent action to curb climate change extinction. rebellion, protest group wants and ins said the use of fossil fuels as calling on tens of

thousands of people to join the reli. may faca joins are sly from that the really in london and, and if what if they got planned over the next 4 days? ah, well, is there ill, a festival party atmosphere actually here at the moment? but of course, the cool message are on the doorstep of the british parliament here is that we're running out of time. and that the consequence of inaction will mean that we all have to pay the price other up. so it's different organizations say more than a 100, a represented. so this isn't one mass rally. it's almost like a kind of community event, a talking shop where people come exchange ideas and work out how to spread that message even further real to parts of what we've seen in years gone by. when the likes of extinction, rebellion have brought rose bulk bridges and chain themselves. each other will glued themselves to oral company from doors of this is something different and the hope is that they'll be able to sort of spread their message

a bit further than they have done before. while he is spreading home ashes message is dorothy guerrero had a policy from global justice. now what did you and your organization company? what are you hoping to achieve? yeah, thank you. me for having me today. well, we are campaigning on economic justice and we are seeing that in the recent years, our politics is becoming more and more concentrate than economics. and we are also seeing that there's this a symmetry, a power between government corporations and people. and they are all so areas were in their government can get not know anything when corporations wanted to do something like corporations can. so governments that can stop them from living the appropriate actions on climate change. so we are here, we joined this movement also because we want to strengthen this movement and also to say that we need to change that economic. it can armika and government assist them for change. dorothy,

it's also an asymmetry of representation when it comes to climate activism and people that care about the environment. there was a real lack of racial diversity. here is well to say whether there's a diversity of socio economic backgrounds as well. but do you have to be somewhat privileged to care about the environment? well, there's always that saying that the u. k. climate, the environment movement is very wide and very middle class. but i think that's changing. now we are seeing kids join there. friday futures we are seeing. and then in our youth network, we're seeing a lot of 2nd 3rd generation migrants, kids of my grandparents that are joining our movement. no, i think that's changing because there's also a growing consensus that climate change the global issue. so it needs to be addressed globally, and it needs to be addressed in solidarity, just this in equity. so that's our message as well. if you want in spread now i'm regina from the philippines. and before in the past, normally my grants like me or are stuck to migrate migration issue, which is very,

very important. but they know, i think us a lot of people like me who are also looking and working on economic justice, east end of the climate justices. dorothy guerrero had a policy for global justice. now many thanks and enjoy the next few days will as you have their passion to play form, not only global justice now, but lots of organizations here for the government to do more. as i said, this is an opportunity for groups that ordinarily may well work in isolation to come together and share their ideas. m p. 's return for the easter spring recess from a holiday on monday. what they find when they come back to work as an awful lot of people on the doorstep with an awful lot to say i to you and a thank you very much name back for us and london. twitter has started removing legacy blue text from verified accounts to social media giant has now charging individuals and companies $80.00 a month for the verification. twitter had about 300000 verified uses under the

original blue check system. many of them journalists, athletes, and public figures. c, o ela mosques, is the move will reduce the number of fake accounts. a foxy jo laughlin murdock has dropped a high profile defamation lawsuit against an australian news website. crikey accuse murdock, his family and company of fueling the u. s. capital riots in 2021. the website was trying to introduce evidence from the defamation case against fox news lodged by dominion voting systems this week than it work, agreed to pay almost $800000000.00 to the u. s. voting technology firm over false claims. its machines were rigged. well, that is all for me, tom mccrae, for now you can find more information on our website. al jazeera dot com with it is up next. then inside story, we'll examine to the see as political situation and the impact of the detention of

the in our to parties where she gucci. stay with us. ah, ah, hello, the weather is nice, the set fair across the korean peninsula. and for japan, cloud sliding out of the way, but it's making way for another area of disturbed weather which will push him across western parts of china. big area cloud here, cooler are talking in as well, knocking temperatures in beijing down to it by around 12 degrees celsius. 14 celsius there in beijing on saturday afternoon. there's that rain which comes into good parts of western and central china easing further east with them as we go on through sunday, the heavy right pushing across the east coast as well. but ahead of that, as you can see 22 celsius in. so some lovely sunshine continuing here, and a similar picture there to for to pants and not too much rain in the forecast. not

too much right in the forecast across india over the next hour. so, but some lie, be storm still a possibility. little more cloud around that increasing cloud and those storms which could be very heavy at times push over to was at east to sort of in the $39.00 celsius in calcutta. so at last we getting back below 30 degrees after our recent very hot spell of weather that heavy rain will make its way across bangladesh. east is across the far north, east of india shall, is tucking their way and across eastern parts of india all the way to the south. ah, this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population earth rise explores how different fades across the globe are rallying communities. we are actually caretaker's, of here in a mission to rebuild our broken relationship with the planet. if we can mobilize

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