so 5 on al jazeera move, a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalist on al jazeera, ah, scenes of devastation in a neighbourhood near her tomb sedans. army and the rapid support forces. blame each other for the violence and the rush to escape the fighting and the deprivation more civilians and foreigners, fleet, the sudanese capital. aah! you're wanting else, is there a life from a headquarters in delphi, i'm getting obligated also coming up. russia's for minister beats back criticism of the ukraine war, telling the un security council. the world has reached a dangerous threshold canyon police find more bodies after cult members were told

to starve themselves to death to meet jesus. and the blast that police headquarters and pakistan swat valley leaves 8 people, dent ah, hello, we begin in some done where the fighting is starting to pick up again after a lull and the humanitarian situation is worsening by the hour. millions of people are trapped in their homes with no access to food, water, or medical care with the fighting. now in its 2nd week, both sides accuse each other of committing war crimes. the rapids support forces say the air force and is indiscriminately targeting areas and a capital her to all the army accuses the paramilitary group of using civilians as human shields. so thousands have been forced to flee sedan there desperately seeking refuge in neighboring countries. the chaos is also triggered the evacuation of for diplomats and their families. the u. s. u. k. france,

germany and others have pulled their people out. so at least 420 people have been killed in the 10 days of fighting so far. the recent relative, lo and hostilities hasn't come fears that the situation could still get much worse . for hello mohammed reports. after nearly 2 weeks of fighting for don's most powerful paramilitary patrol the streets of khartoum, field commanded, say their forces control areas in the southeast of the capital. but it's difficult to verify information. the battle has intensified around cartoon airport and the still being contested by army and paramilitary troops. and the fight for information has become just as crucial here. the rapid support forces, or r as f says it maintains its presence or use on to all those listening to any false rumors that are a so far control of the general command or the airport. we are now inside both facilities are divided on, but so don's army denies giving

a power. another good was no g, as you can see from the green square up to this point, there is nothing but the army personnel. then al, combing the area for our a safe, fought is the army released video, celebrating the surrender of what it says? a rapid support forces fighters in al fresco, also gra, in the southeast. ah, and a general meeting troops in hard to earlier in the day and as strike hit several homes and calico south of the capitol to dance off this committee is wanting of dozens of casualties. the rapids support forces is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians. but the army says the iris f troops, a hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. 5 kind of the conflict has led to a major humanitarian crisis. millions of t capital are trapped in their homes with power outages, no running water,

lack of food, and an internet blackout. when the chaos has spread to state prisons where hundreds of inmates from kobe and national prison have reportedly escaped, others from sober prison were captured by r. s f paramilitary troops. while the fighting wages on those who can a trying to flee several countries including italy, france, germany, and jordan, are the latest to pull out their diplomatic staff and foreign nationals with no one to rescue them. sudanese civilians are taking matters into their own hands to find safety. some travelling by bus to cross into egypt getting out of her dorm was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. i'm having to go through these checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or i'm just holding my mother's hands looking into my gramma's eyes just all

holding each other's hands and praying that it all goes smoothly. there have been more international and regional calls for mediation. if you're p as prime minister is appealing for both sides to talk to glenn man. what do i ask? my brother albert han and my brother had made see to stop the fighting immediately and adopt dialogue. but the 2 warring sides appeared, determined to fight on as to don, enters a new phase of war and a deteriorating humanitarian situation. where he le mohammed al jazeera, we'll fight a north of the campus all has intensified in the last few days. civilians living in courtroom se airstrikes have been launched near the state broadcasting center. and andermann fighting has also escalated between the army and the rapid support forces in and around the area above free. so with no sign of an end to hostility is more people are trying to get out of su dawn. but as him, morgan reports some can't afford to leave. some people are trying to leave the capital along with thousands of others,

have already made their way either to neighboring states or like edges ita in the southern, in the central part of the capital or to i river. now state in the northern part of the capital, but the issue right now comes down to the issue of financial means. banks have been closed since the thought of the fighting online banking operations have also been stopped. because many of the of the bank say that their facilities have been heads and they've not been able to allow their staff and because of fighting ongoing in the streets. and they're saying i'm safety and fear for their safety. so for many people, they say that they want to leave because the situation has become untenable with no running water for 10 days. now, no electricity. and then there's the issue of getting commodities. they can't go to the markets because there is no market, many of the markets have been burned down. and where there are still standing. prices have increased and again people don't have the financial means. so they're trying to get out if they can, but they say transport costs and fuel costs have also up more than tripled in some places going up to $10.00 times the price. so they say that they're just waiting for this, fighting to, to and,

and they're trying to live with the situation. but many of them say that they're in desperate need of water. they're in desperate need of electricity. but most of all, they're in desperate need of medical assistance because they do have people who are injured. but hospitals have gone out of operations due to ongoing fighting. and artillery strikes on medical facilities. while the un secretary general has warned that the violence in sudan could engulf the whole region. speaking at a security council meeting antonio terrace, urge members to help pull the country back from catastrophe. used to started fighting on 15th april. and that is what people had been killed and thousands injured. the violence must stop it, risks of catastrophic conflagration with him. so done that with him golf, the all region and beyond. i strongly condemned in this commitment boardman of civilian areas, including healthcare facilities. and they call on the part of his to stop combat operations in densely populated areas and to allow and either the military naval operations more now and what the terrace had to say without implementing editor

jasmine joining us from the u. n. james yard. the un secretary general making it clear, even though they've had to relocate many of their personnel that we don't have exact numbers. we think about 700. a people have left cartoon and have gone to port sudan. he says, the u. n will not be leaving, sudan, it will continue to have our operation there. they're not going to abandon the country. what i understand from speaking to you and officials is that they will take some of their staff outside sedan and let them work remotely from beyond the countries borders. but they're going to keep a hub. and currently they think that plan is for that hub to be located in the main c port of sudan on the red sea coast port sedan. and that's where the you ends a special representative. the head of their mission of all cooper's will lead a small hob because they need to have people in the country they say,

because of the huge humanitarian operation that is carried out in sudan, which clearly now is even more needed because of the, the way the conflict has affected people's ability to get food and other basic services. yeah, james and also that un security council meeting was chaired by russia. and we also heard from the russian for a minister, so elaborate. what did he have to say? he, a russia is the president of the security council in this months. and russia has decided to hold a debate on multilateralism and the defense of the un charter. now this has been attacked by some other ambassadors, a cynical, because they say the one country that is not upholding the un charter. one of its basic tenants is russia by invading ukraine. and we've had very different world views that we've seen from some of those western ambassadors. for example, the u. s. ambassador to the united nations been to thomas greenfield,

and from the russian ambassador currently presiding over the security council. let's just listen to some of their woods. russia. the convenor of today's meeting, invaded his neighbors in ukraine and struck at the heart of the un charter and russia. time and time again has violated universal human rights and fundamental freedoms both outside and inside its own borders. that includes arbitrarily detaining political activists, journalists, and opposition leaders, as well as the wrongful detention of american citizens. was a mcculloch moving mister cook good followed me, wearing the distinguished colleagues that she's just like in the years of the cold war. we have reached a dangerous possibly even more dangerous threshold. but the situation is worse and with the loss of trust and multilateralism. when the financial economic, aggression of the west is destroying the benefits of globalization,

when the us and its allies are abandoning diplomacy and demanding to sort out differences on the battlefield. all this is happening within the halls of the un, which was created to prevent the horrors of war. he was already so real drama in the security council we've seen as this meeting has been taken place, but away from the cameras. arguably, another meeting is just as important and that some meeting between the un secretary general antonio terrace, and mr. lab roth and among the many issues are discussed there at the perhaps the most important one is the future of the black sea grain initiative. you remember that deal to get grain out of ukraine and get to world markets also to get russian food and fertilizer to world markets while russia does not believe that the 2nd part of that deal is benefiting russia. it believes that ukraine is doing well at this deal, and russia is not. and there is real speculation, and it's coming from many russian officials. i've spoken to mr. lab, ross spokesman, i also recently spoke to the deputy foreign minister of russia. they are very

negative about this deal, and there is highly high possibility. i think you and officials believe that russia might terminate the deal. and that of course, could further worse than the global food crisis. so a pretty important make or break, eating behind closed doors to all right, james, he'll keep us across the story. thank you. our diplomatic editor, james base reporting from the un while the u. s. secretary of state, anton, and lincoln as meeting kenny as foreign affairs minister alfred me to our with sudan, top of the agenda. both men had been pressing military leaders own cartoon to renew and expand a recent cease fire. we have been in touch repeatedly throughout this. this crisis with a, with a variety of i've spoken directly to counterparts in saudi arabia, in the united arab emirates, other members of our team of spoken to, to egypt. and other countries, the united kingdom, all to the same end, which is trying to get

a cease fire trying to get more sustainable cessation of hostilities and then trying to get the country back on track to the transition to a civilian government that it was on before the violence that erupted derailed that effort, rosin. jordan has more from the state department in washington. the situation is this back in august of 2021. the u. s. government put out her travel warning for sudan. basically telling americans don't go and if you do, you're taking a lot of chances with your life, if you do so, primarily from the threat of terrorist activity from the threat of kidnapping from local political violence. obviously the situation in the past 9 or 10 days has a really made things very much of top concern. so much so that on saturday, the u. s. government evacuated some 70 or so. diplomats and other officials working at the embassy and cartoon. and the embassy is now closed for the foreseeable

future. now that said, the u. s. is aware of several dozen american citizens who are inside sudan, who are saying that they want to leave. it's going to be very difficult to try to get them out because the airport is still closed and trying to travel over roads is in itself a very dangerous operation. there have been attacks on convoys and people have been killed. that said, the u. s. government is going to try to work with these u. s. citizens to try to get them out safely. as quickly as can be done. there's been a block that a police headquarters in northern pakistan. it happened in the swat district that area used to be stronghold of the pakistani taliban. come on. hi, there is joining us from islam about so how big was that explosion, andrew? and what's the latest that told him all when, according to the report, there were 2 explosions and the reports indicate that the rules of the counter

terrorism department of facility in flag. doug had really fortified come found caved in a dead to have been accounted for. the rescue and recovery effort discontinuing. they're trying to remove the robot it about 20 of them have been killed. this is also a compound richard war to a gauge about joe, over 10 heck in area a going to holidays, the offices of senior when need. so fisher and swan also had that training center and some residential area address. so oh gosh, dad died coming off. busy dog dog, this is rod rally, as you mentioned, gorge one star strong guard of this. what did dollar bon? they were driven out by the buckets on the military force aged after operations. however, i, some of these people were then allowed after the pockets on the government and dig

into negotiations. oddity of 1 dollar bond to negotiate some sort of a 2nd main because these people would be reset turned in by august on however, there was a strong reaction from the local people address. so we'll have to wait and see who got it out. they said die, but indeed it appears to be a deadly attack and do inside a heavenly fortified come pos. okay, thank you. come on. hi dar for that update from his lum. about still has on al jazeera, ah, for testers, in bangladesh, pressure, fashion, giants and governments to do more on woocommerce safety. ah frank assessments. this treaty provides this with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules and will allow us

to treat this global commons with the attention it deserves. inside story on al jazeera, the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action. it's all about distract, create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically referred to. the oral industry was a made bank roller for opposition to clock back the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more shooting did with absolutely on, on jesse the latest news as it breaks the fight, think i think has been confined to the cap at all sides. claim control of major facilities. but so far, it's been hard to confirm who has the upper hand with detailed coverage. people have come here to demonstrate against the rowing police violence in the demonstration from around the world. and even when doctors here are able to make an

early diagnosis and guarantee the transportation of the sick, they still faith another challenge lou ah, hello again. the top stories on us is 0. sedans, army and the rapids support forces are choosing each other of committing war crimes, indiscriminate bombing, and using civilians as human shields are among the accusations. russia has been cheering and meeting of the un security council and moved condemned by you and bassett, or is a cynical speaking before the russian foreign minister circuit lover of the un secretary general antonia good terrorist. and else what he called the devastation of ukraine. there has been an apparent bomb attack in

a police headquarters in northern pakistan. 8 people are reported dead in the boston swamp district. that area used to be a stronghold of the pakistani taliban. more bodies have been found in eastern kenya on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. so brings the total number of victims found by police to $65.00 authorities say the people starved themselves after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus. the pastor is in police custody. catherine stories in the village of ro connie, that's near the town of merlin, d, where those bodies were found. now the police and other investigators are now concentrating on this particular area. are they have found several mass grees? you see those markings there, those are bodies that they are trying to retrieve so far as several people are, several bodies have been retrieved. this is very shocking. a lot of people are

wondering what happened or how did you know administration, the local administration here, dropped the ball. how did people know that these has been happening, or we have spoken to the inspector general of police. this person in presence of anton that is when the national police service got interested in his activities. and we honest had him not once on a number of occasions. and you have presented that before the court of law. ah, he says that they are looking at her for the relatives who had been presenting themselves. they're trying to look for their loved ones. are there also are the some of the people one not did not just to starve to death, others will, could have been suffocated. so this situation is ongoing by the man in question. a paul mackenzie is still in police. cassidy. ah,

we have been told that some of the people who have been rescued basically are in a rescue center. they are also refusing to eat so. i mean, some of them are very traumatized, but then also they're saying that they will not eat and till they finish their mission. and our mission is unlike their leader told them at that they are, will continue fasting, and till they meet their creator. at least 60 people have been killed in an attack. a northern burkina faso authority say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of karma and yet anger province. no group has claimed responsibility. nicholas huck has more from sent up the senate goals, capital de carr, a men in uniforms wearing the uniform of broken as fast as forces encircled this

village, close to eager young people thought they were there to celebrate the muslim facility facilities of each. they cheered, but in fact, the men in uniform attacked them. so either this attack was done perpetrated by burkina faso armed forces or it were, it was men armed groups perhaps linked to al qaeda or i. so it where the uniforms are burkina. faso is armed forces, either way, it was a terrible massacre. according to the eye witnesses that we were able to contact were talking about 400 villagers, men, women, and children running in the field trying to escape the attacks. according to one eye witness, half of the men were all killed, shot down in what was what they describe are horrific and unprecedented attack in what is an ethnic mossi village. there is such a massacre that really shakes people in burkina faso. now the news of this massacre

is filtering down to the capital of walker walker due to a. 3 group a coalition of civil society activists were highly critical of the young captain captain abraham, chary in his inability to stop these attacks. now, these attacks have really increased in the last 7 months ever since he took power ever since. the french, the former colonial power, who used to help them with troops on the ground were also aerial aerial help. well, they've stopped the military cooperation in roman law. families of palestinians killed by israeli forces are protesting. their highlighting the case of her that are none a palestinian inmate who spent 8 years in prison. he's been on a hunger strike for the past 78 days. are non, was refused bail buying is really military court on sunday night, but i, him has more on the story. hubbard i've none is if prominent leader in the climate to had party, this is not his 1st hunger strike. maybe we're talking about 5th or 6th as person

who has spend more than 8 years in israeli jails. he has been going through under several hunger strikes. and what is interesting is that he spent 67 days of hunger strike in 2012. and at the time, he was kind of the pioneer of using hunger strike as a way to kind of get palestinian prisoners to get these really for the service to meet their demand, particularly when it comes to detention without charges. because this isn't israeli practice. now we're talking about $4900.00 palestinian prisoners in his way to jail, but more than $1000.00 of them are held without charges. so it's a secret trial or so the person themselves do not know what they're being held for, and they can be held and extended in jail indefinitely. tennessee or coast guard says it's recover. 31 bodies of african migrants who drowned while attempting to

cross the mediterranean to reach italy. the bodies were found off the coast of the city of facts. 2 women and 2 children are among the dead. the number of mine for boats from tennessee are heading toward the italian coast has increased sharply in recent weeks. more than 3000 people are marching north through mexico. there one or several large groups of migrants trying to reach the u. s. border. andrea fun rank reports. ha, ah, they had walked long distances through some of the harshest conditions in the world . no matter how difficult they journey these migrants marching across mexico, say they determined to stop only once they reached the united states, you know that the catalytic wave we don't have any other alternative than leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up all of us want to get to the united states to fight for a better future for my daughter here. and another one i left in honduras, ah,

lean violence and poverty in central america. thousands of migrants walked together for safety to reach mexico each year. i go and i have to move and keep payment for i would dream because i left with a dream. my wife was 4 months pregnant. this is my dream to arrive in the united states and give it all to my build. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama, costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming to reach mexico city in around 10 days. oh, but this is not just a search for better opportunities. these people are angry about a fire at a detention center in mexico last month. that killed 40 migrants. now they carry crosses and banners to remember those will never see the u. s, but i see him on starting a failure, cosy little one. now we have decided to move forward in his journal because of to, for, to people who died there who were set on fire. my officials are murders,

but they don't want to migrate from our countries, and we want justice. ah, even if they make it to the us border, entering the united states is not easy. tough immigration policies are making it harder for my grants to claim asylum. and after spending days and weeks on the road, these children and they families may well be told to go back. andrea, from vague al jazeera, brought us have been taking place in bangladesh to mark the 10th anniversary of the collapse of a factory which killed more than a 1000 people. more than 3000 people were in the 8 story, ran a plaza in dhaka when it collapse. fox news as an ounce, its parting ways with its star host, tucker carlson. the u. s. networks as his last show aired on friday. fox news has just settled a defamation case for $787000000.00 relating to the networks reporting of the

2020 election. that's it for me, you can find more information on our website al jazeera dot com. the weather is next that inside story which will examine the issue of global military spending. ah, the who's here's the weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining him. we've got a front that we can trace pushing from iraq into iran right down through the gulf. so what do you say we go into the gulf for a closer look. i do think this will generate some showers for q h. it's also going to stir around those winds for these from providence of saudi bahrain and cats are, as well as so we could see wind gusts here in the order of about 50 kilometers per hour. still somewhat weather in the northeast of mom where we had that twister there. it looks like a few days ahead of to pakistan has just

a bit of activity popping up in the southwest corner there. there goes that from through iran, it's going to drop down the temperature in tehran to state into wednesday to stay for turkey. we've got a southerly flow of era here. so look with that. does that lists the temperature and is stumble to 17 degrees after africa, and our concentration of rain is really west africa. so we're talk in sierra leone, liberia, ivory coast, gonna beneath toko. and as we had towards the south coast of nigeria as well, some big downpours in nairobi, not that unusual april is the weather. it's month of the year. and after a lot of weather in the western cape providence, in south africa, that pushes away just a few showers in korea. luna, tell province. not too far away from durban season. ah! the jump into the stream head percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emissions joined the debate. people have already been

lying people, how close that call. just people have to have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i want the whole world to know that you are not headed directly over the street with the powers that be this gene on al jazeera, global military spending has hit a new record parts of europe, so the biggest increase is, whoa, whoa, as the world this is more conflicts, college try and be with isn't flood.