painting like her answers as she gets the ex different symbols. it's special messages for good town, happiness and prosperity. the service manager preserved their culture for over a 1000 years, mainly because they've made quite isolated along these what a waste staff survived. doors to communism naziism, but now that knology is threatening language. ah, the battle for territory and control in sudan is the losing sides. trade accusations, civilians are trapped caught in the crossfire. ah, bunny parker, this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up to explosions at a police station in northern pakistan. police 12 people on them to have died.

russia accused of cynicism, met it, assumes the presidency of the un security council. more bodies are examined as police in kenya investigates, a cult leader who compelled his followers to stop themselves to death. ah, welcome to the program. the united nations is warning. sudan is on the edge of the abyss after 10 days of brutal fighting. and that the conflict could engulf the entire region. at least 427 people have been killed. a more than 3700 people injured millions of people who are hard to man, trapped in their homes with no access to food or water. neighborhood committees are setting up, make shift, emergency rooms to provide basic health care with most hospitals, close networks to help in coordinate evacuations from the hardest hit areas. those who can afford it. a busing 15 hours, the egyptian order or port sudan on the east coast. the rival sides now accused

each other of committing war crimes and the conflict the rapids support forces say the air force is indiscriminately targeting areas in cartoon. while the army accuses the parliament, par military group of using civilians. as human shields have been morgan. as this report form her tomb more deaths incidence capital hard to him. several people were killed in an air strike in the southern city of collateral on monday, adding to the growing number of civilian deaths. the paramilitary rapid support forces are r. s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians, but the army says the r s. f. troops are hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. and after nearly 2 weeks of fighting, the arissa field commander thay bare troops control areas in the south east of the capitol. the battle has intensified around hot tomb airport. and the fight for information has become just as crucial here. the r f f says it's maintains its

presence a is on to all those listening to any false rumors that are a so far you control of the general command or the airport. we are now inside, both facilities are divided, but through dance, army denies giving up. our food we did was no g, as you can see from the green square. up to this point, there is nothing but the army personnel there now combing the area for our i said fighters the army released video of what it says are rapid support for his fighters, surrendering in an for sugar stora in the southeast. ah, and a general meeting troops in the main command of the army and harpoon that the conflict has led to a major humanitarian crisis. millions of people in the capital are trapped in their homes with power outages, no running water and lack of food. the chaos has spread to state prisons where hundreds of inmates from po, but

a national prism have escaped. 5 others from sober prism and are captured by iris f troops. while the fighting reaches on those who can are 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 to rescue them. said any civilians are taking matters into their own hands to find safety. some travelling by bus to cross into egypt getting out of her storm was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. i'm having to go through the 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 bang. that it all goes smoothly. but many still remain behind. some say they can't afford to leave now because i feel and transport costs . online banking operations have stopped and banks have been closed since the start

of the fighting. and with a break down in telecommunications, many see they no longer know which routes out of harton are safe. there have been more international and regional calls for mediation. if the abuse prime minister is appealing for both sites to talk to glenn man, what do i ask? my brother albert han and my brother had made it to stop the fighting immediately and adopt dialogue. but the 2 wearing sides appeared determined to fight on despite a deteriorating communitarian situation. he but morgan, alta 0, autumn, will in the lead up to sometimes complex the countries humanitarian needs had already reached record levels. the u. m said in february, the 15 point, 8000000 people, roughly a 3rd of the population would need humanitarian assistance systems in 2023 up one and a half 1000000 from 2020 to around 4000000 children under 5 and pregnant women are acutely mound. nourished and need life saving surfaces services and before fighting

broke out in april they were already 3700000 internally displaced people. many of those for one or 2 decades. the fighting us for several organizations to hold their operations. you enter international organization for migration and weld food program, both after members of staff were killed. so it damage to a you and senator an ass service plane has led to the grounding of its fleet. at least 10 w. p vehicles and 6 food trucks have been stolen across the country and up to 4000 metric tons of food have been looted from the organisation in south dar full will. speaking at a security council meeting you and 60 general and to nick terrace, urge members to help pull the country back from catastrophe. since the started fighting on 15 april. and that is if people have been killed and thousands injures the violence must stop it. risks of catastrophic conflagration,

we deem sudan that could engulf the all region and beyond. i strongly condemned indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas including health care facilities. and they call on the parties to stop combat operations in densely populated areas and to allow and either the mediterranean naval operations. the united states secretary of state antony blinkin has been hosting kenya's foreign affairs minister outfit matoo off talks. the sudan, top of the agenda, both men are cooling on military leaders and hard to him to renew and expand the recent ceasefire. we have been in touch repeatedly throughout this crisis with writing them. i've spoken directly to counterparts of saudi arabia in the united arab emirates. other members of our team has spoken to egypt and other countries, the united kingdom, all to the same end, which is trying to get a cease fire trying to get

a 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 are up to derail that effort was when jordan has more from the state department in washington. the situation is this back in august of 2021. the u. s. government put out a 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 us citizens to try to get them out safely as quickly as can be done. okay, well let's go to have a morgan now who's in the capital, hot seam and hipaa we been hearing claims and counterclaims while the army in r s f. is it possible to determine those who controls walton is on going power struggle well, there's some areas that are very hard to determine, but there are other areas where it's clear to see which, which us side has the upper hand. when you look at the southern sides of the

capital in the south eastern sides, for example, there is heavy or rapid support for his troops presence around that vicinity. and when you look at the northern side of the capital, there are some r, s, f, r forces present as well. and that's the scene of intense fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army. but the army has also been making advances in some of these areas, trying to push back the rapid support forces, seemingly trying to circle them into specific area so that they can take the battle on from there. now the army says that that has been hard to do because the r s f has been hiding in civilian and residential areas and then, and they're trying to make sure that they do not affect our head civilians are in those neighborhoods. so right now it looks like while the ours have does control some sides of the, of the capitol. there's the general command of the army which is under the control of the sudanese army themselves. and then there's the presidential palace under the control of the rapid support forces. so both sides seem to be having equal standing grounds, and that's why i found the fighting continues here in the capital harpoon and hippa,

what more do we know about evacuation efforts? we've caused some heard from the united states, germany, italy, norway, many others pulling that diplomatic teams out. but what about sudanese civilians? while sidney civilians have been caught up in the south fights between the r s f and the army from the very 1st day. they have been trapped in their homes for 10 days now with no electricity and running water in many residential neighborhoods. some of them were able to make it out of the capital, but something was booked to say that because of the continuous sounds of heavy artillery and the sound of fighter jets overhead. they don't feel that it's safe for them to go out yet. then there was the partial internet blackout that made it hard for many people to know the safest routes out of the capital. but the biggest issue right now for people here is how to get enough money and off cash to be able to pay the drivers to be able to get them and to, to, to get them out of the capital banking. but banks have been closed since the start of the fighting online banking operations have stopped. and even if it continues,

many of them say that they were not prepared for this fighting. and so they did not have enough money in their accounts. and they haven't heard that they haven't earned their salary at that time. so many people say that the financial const constraint is one of the reasons why they still can't leave the capital. hot room hebert sounds good deepening crisis. sir aber morgan live in hot soon. many thanks . ah, no the news at least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions at a police station and north west pakistan. dozens have been injured. police say they are not sure if the explosions were an accident or the result of an attack. the area in the swat valley used to be a strong hold of the pakistani taliban. or joining us live form islamabad is our correspond camel hider come on. what more can you tell us about this?

well, what we know so far is that it was about $820.00 local august on standard time, which would be just off to 15, g m t. ah, that they were 2 explosions heard at the police station and cobbled and copper lead just across the river. ah, adopt to all of the new river swat adjacent to the largest town in suad, richard mingo laura, according to eye witness said they would do explosions. dis because of the fact that the attack took place at night made dead dos. difficult as far as trying to pull people out of the robber because we have reports that diesels collapsed. and dad, dozens of people were rushed to the hospital. the effort a still under way to try to see if anybody else may still be under the robot. i come all of this is part of a disturbing trend of where security forces have been targeted.

absolutely. within the last 24 hours, another senior rec tie, budget sony milledgeville fisher was killed as he was receiving guests who had come to greet him on the occasion of ead witchard a festival season hair for the past few days. and then there was a operation, 2 against those people who were involved in the attack in which another police officiated was case a few months ago. you may remember that there was a deadly attack again, enough highly fortified come found in the city of but shaw law in which a mock quartz targeted and over a 100 policemen lost their lives dead as well and all this of gosh, i have shown that day despite an attack from the dead, he could not have been focused on. this is a group which were driven out of dag riley by the buckets on the military operations. they sought sanctity and of one s dawn, but after the return, or the takeover of colbert by the avalon dollar bond, a bugger,

sunday government gorging to negotiations. many of these people were allowed to come back to reset. there they were a strong public reaction. ah, but it is not yet clear as to whether they have worked directly in war to people of god. india would have deep suspicions that they did the delicate thought upon focused on that carried out this attack. come on many thanks. we update. come out, hide a loving to slow above. still to come on, al jazeera, ready, the oldest president and u. s. history joe biden proposed to announce a bid for a 2nd term and the migrant caravan launching free mexico demanding justice for the people killed in a fire at a detention center with . we've got an icy blast of arctic air through the islands of ireland and britain.

good tissues held acquitted, does temperatures in single digits for many of us breezy, especially after the low countries here as well. cold, enough for snow in norway, but to the east of that. look at some of these temperatures, helsinki, 18 western russia, moscow, crossing 20 degrees. ok, we're talking about a north when look what a southerly, when does it pops up the temperature and it's stumble to 17 degrees, but a few shower still in the mix here. pulses of rain to be found along the eastern shores of the adriatic sea. we can see that through bulgaria, romania pushing into western ukraine and eastern areas of poland on tuesday for iberia. it's a different story best. whether on the continent here, temperature is on their way up. so by thursday, talk of the orange, the higher the temperature seville will close in on 40, this heat will extend to the northwest of africa. here we are on friday, marrakech cross seem 40 degrees. that heat will be in northern algeria by saturday . so alger is getting close to 40, back to the here and now we've got rain from sierra the own to nigeria as we dipped

to what the south year after a very what day for south africa's western cape province. a just a few showers in the mix for kazoo, luna. tell province on tuesday. see a later ah! the climate has changed every year for millions of 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 so focused. busy oral industry was a main bank roller or opposition to climate act. the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more shoot with spears it? absolutely. all g 0. lou.

ah, welcome back. reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, united nations, is warning to done. conflict could engulf the entire region of to 10 days of brutal fighting. at least 427 people have been killed. of wouldn't 3700 injured millions of people in the capital hocksey and trapped in their homes with no access to food or police in northwestern pakistan, trying to find the cause of 2 explosions that killed at least 12 people at a police station in the area formerly controlled by the taliban. russian foreign minister, such a lever off, accused the west of abandoning diplomacy when it comes to the war in ukraine as he chad a un security council meeting. russia currently holds the rotating presidency of the council, despite the continued condemnation of the kremlin by some other members. was very

magole, moving the stock of wood, the salad, and we were in the distinguished colleagues that she got just like in the years of the cold war, we have reached a dangerous possibly even more dangerous thresholds, where 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 each school with you. and secondly, general antonio terrace said at the meeting that moscow is causing massive suffering and devastation in ukraine, or diplomatic as a james base. as more this is the russian presidency of the united nations. this is one of their signature events. they've called a debate of the security council about the un charter and defense of the un charter . now that has been attacked by many other diplomats who say it's very cynical

because they say russia is the one that's violating the un charter with its invasion of ukraine. it's worth telling you that around the security council to day yes, formless, elaborate is chairing this meeting at foreign minister level. but most other countries have not sent ministers. the only 3 that have are the united arab emirates, gabon and ghana they've sent deputy foreign ministers. the rest are just ambassadors, so that i think is a snob to the russian presidency. and to mister latter, often a particular, i think a deliberate snub up from those nations are and at this security council meeting will continue for some hours because as a lot of speakers on the list to speak up. but at the same time, as the lab off will be lip nipping out of that meeting and i'm his ambassador will be taking the seat because he has an important meeting with you and secretary general. and i think the key focus of that would be the black c grain initiative, which russia a sounding like it doesn't want to continue. it's certainly saying that it's not getting any benefit from that. in fact,

i spoke to the russian deputy foreign minister a few days ago and he sounded very negative about the idea of russia renewing that agreement. of course, humanitarian agencies, the wealthy program. another say that if that was to stop that it would mean the grain that's coming out of ukraine would stop completely, and that would make the world crit food crisis. so much was i taste and canyon our where dozens of bodies have been found on land owned by the leader over religious cult. the current total is $73.00, with a count still rising. authority say the people staff themselves after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus. the pastor isn't police can't custody. catherine soy is in the village of ral connie. as near the town of melinda, he where the bodies were found. now the police and other investigators are now concentrating on this particular area. 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? how did you know administration, the local administration here, dropped the ball? how did people know that this has been happening, or we have spoken to the inspector general of police. this person in princess of anton, that is when the national police service got interested in his activities. and we are asked at 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 for some of the people, one not did not just to starve to death. i. those war could have been suffocated.

so this situation is ongoing by the man in question. and paul mackenzie is still in police. cassidy. ah, we have been told i 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 their mission is unlike their leader told them that they are, will continue fasting, and till they meet their creator. at least 60 people have been killed. an attack in northern burkina, faso authorities say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of karma in your tank province. no group has claimed responsibility. the attack comes just

after the government mobilized thousands of people to help fight arm groups linked to al qaeda and i saw to him to the us. now, a media report suggests president joe biden is expected to announce his reelection bid on tuesday of age. 80. he's already the oldest president in u. s. history, but he's brushed aside concerns about his fitness for a 2nd term. okay, well let's go to our white house course one. it can be held for more and there's a big moment. moment. big moment, of course, for you as politics. talk us through what we know about this forthcoming announcement. l. the u. s. president was speaking in the rose garden just a few moments ago and it event honoring us teachers. and one in particular and reports are asking about his re election plans. he was a little bit quiet about a little bit, casey, but he said that he would be letting reporters know about it very soon. he said he is planning on running and that we will get an idea about it very soon. so chances are we will know definitively. very, very soon, according to the u. s. president,

what we know is that is likely to come in the form of a video announcement we've been hearing all week, but the day is likely to be tuesday, according to most people who are talking here in washington. although no officials are going on record saying that it will physically be tuesday. what we are hearing is that this has been in the works for some time. again, it's likely to be a video announcement that will be released on the internet. and you're right, there are a lot of questions about the president's age because come election day and that's november of 2024. the president would be 82 years old when he, if he did win reelection, he would be 86 when he leaves the white house. so there are questions about his fitness for office. could he do the job? in fact, there's a new pull out here in the united states that shows that of those people that supported him in 2020 other about 40 percent of those biden's of porters that do

not believe he should run for reelection. so that's a problem for this president, as he embarks on running for a 2nd term of crookedly j bought in recently over the saudi atlantic, a whistle stop tour of oil and all of the great campaign video photo. what do we know about the timing of this potential announcement? well, the timing usually has to do with a lot of things in the united states. it always comes down to the almighty dollar money. and when it comes to campaigns in us, they're so expensive. and so what you can expect that is going to be timed with this announcement is a fund raising effort. and the reason for this is not only because it's expensive, but because when you run the country, it really is difficult to raise money at the same time. but if you announce that you're running for reelection, that frees you up to have a little bit more flexibility in terms of raising those all mighty dollars there. so necessary to kind of keep your campaign going. and so that's the reason for this,

but there's also a little bit of risk in all of this as well. because the sooner that you are now seeing the sooner that you are opening yourself up to attacks. but the white house is pretty confident there still are some vulnerabilities, though. the president is dealing with some very high inflation. we already talked about his age. he's got some fragile and sort of approval numbers. but the white house is still saying, you know, histories on their side when you're the incumbent, typically you are re elected in the white house, says it's pretty confident the joe biden will make it for a 2nd term. all right, with the latest can be how kids live in washington. more than 3000 people are marching through dawson, mexico, one of several large groups of migrants that have been trying to reach the border with united states, but they're also demanding justice for my grants. who died in a fire at a detention center last month. andrea frederick 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. hello melissa costio, cal iraqi ways. 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 on friday, we have to move and keep payment for our 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 daughter. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama or costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming

to reach mexico city in around 10 days. ah, but this is more 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. i see him on how to go, so yep. rosie what, what now we have decided to move forward in this journal because of to, for, to people who died there who were set on fire away. the officials are murders, but they don't want to migrate from our countries, and we want justice. oh, 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 their families may well be told to go back andrea from vague al

jazeera no fox news host tucker carlson is leaving the u. s. t. v. network frogs, carson was one of the channels top stars. his la show ad on friday, mister project comes days after fox news reached a $787000000.00 settlement over a defamation case. law suit related to the networks reporting of the 2020 election . ah, a reminder of the top stories making news here in our 0. the united nations is warning, the sudan conflict could engulf the entire region after 10 days of brutal fighting . at least 427 people have been killed and more than 3700 injured.