questions about life? the universe of like a superpower? our series of 40 to the answers almost everything. this week on d. w. ah, ah. this is d, w. news live from bourbon, a shaky true sin sedan allows thousands to flee the country. fighting between the army and paramilitaries place up near the capital cartoon. and for the civilian still trapped, the central supplies of running out. also coming up around supreme court upholds

the death sentence of a german, a brandy and jewel citizen jam shabbat was convicted of terrorism charges. they doubly spoken to his daughter ah matheney, how it welcome. many thousands of people are trying to escape from saddam, but the truth that was meant to last 3 days, largely holding in the country. foreign governments have used the law in the fighting between the army and pal america paramilitaries to evacuate their citizens . but for many sydney's unable to leave, the situation is great. rushing to find food in a lull in the fighting after days trapped inside. here in hall tombs, twin city on demand. residents say it's harder and harder to get basic essentials

ah, on the real head um, when it comes to daily needs from bread and water to gasoline, the situation is getting worse each day. and the sudanese living in cartoon, are all trying to get their families out amid the deteriorating living conditionals . how you would adul. there's a lot in the gym for the across the river in hall tomb. supermarket shelves already running bad business own as a warning that if the fighting doesn't stop, goods will soon run out womach not more than 4 or 5 days more than that and there will be no supplies. left fuel is also hot to come by and increasingly expensive, making escape from sedans. capitol region difficult. the area has seen some of the heaviest clashes between the army and the rival power military rapids support forces. with new ass strikes on wednesday,

despite the 72 hour cease fire. but with relative. com raining in much of sudan countries have kept up the rush to get their citizens out. while their fragile truce still holds. china followed france and sending a warship to collect evacuation while hundreds of other foreign nationals have already been air lifted to safety. sudanese civilians are also taking advantage of the law and fighting to try to escape. thousands have already fled here to chad. many after horrific journeys, finding that sled, i got separated from my 7 children when it and i can't find those he we have seen parents massacred by arab malicious for no reason. we are victims of gratuitous

barbarism that we do not understand. we have sedans, even poor, a neighbor to the west was already home to some 400000 sudanese refugees. the un says it's ill equipped to take in more. but unless the armies offer of a longer truce is accepted by both sides, many more refugees are likely to arrive soon. sydney's journalist, us alpha, no say adam is following developments from nairobi, kenya, we asked him what needs to happen to bring the 2 generals finding of a power in sudan together to in the conflict. it doesn't look like they would. they want to negotiate for either like the, like the pressure has been on since day one ask, urging them to stop the fight. there was an effort from president silver care of south to done a to kind of mediate between the 2. there are also other regional

players that are trying to put them together in a table, but these 2, they don't want to sit down and negotiate. so i really don't think unless, unless you know a list that you don't know if there's other players within these 2 fighting armies that would have the voice of wisdom and may be a, consult, the leaders of the importer supposed to be stopping to war and negotiating i don't see any way of actually bringing the tool to a table and getting a deal around supreme court has upheld a death sentence handed down to an iranian german jewel. national jump ship tomorrow. was convicted for his alleged role in the 2008 bombing of a mosque in the southern iranian city of shiraz. earlier this year, germany foreign minister and alina b, a book is called the sentence unacceptable. sanction, i did not get a fair trial. the family insist he is innocent and accused to run of kidnapping the

long time u. s. resident and regime critic. early i spoke with shamar daughter gazelle in los angeles, i asked her if she had any contact with her father. absolutely not. i personally cannot talk to my father and the last time i was able to talk to him was 2 years ago. and he has been in solitary confinement for 999 days today. tomorrow is going to be the $1000.00 and stay completely alone and solitary confinement. my mom was able to talk to him 2 months ago. the last time and last year she was able to talk to him twice. so through these few phone calls, we know that he has been in solitary confinement. we know that they have taken away all of his rights. he has no legal. yes, no lawyer. he has no access to any, but he has no access to his medication that he has parkinson's and they don't give it to him on time. he has lost 40 pounds of weight. he has lost all of his teeth.

we don't know if they've been knocked out or if they fell out due to malnutrition on their torturing him. and now that they've tortured him for 2 and a half years, they want to take away his life. and we're just sitting there and watching, and i'm re, i don't mean us, we're talking about it. i mean, our governments were responsible for us were responsible to protect us has just been watching. so german foreign minister and a lena bear book said on her twitter page, the germany's ambassador in iran was on the way to intervene with iranian authorities. she also called on the wrong to reverse the decision. do you think that could help? is that enough to help? and i think it's great that our foreign minister decided to speak up. it's great to have the more global now that never happened before with our previous foreign minister. i don't think words can change a terror prison. this is the regime that kidnapped people like my dad come from

outside of the ron, takes them over there, they should, the should airlines, the ukraine, and airline. ringback point them their own school girls and say they didn't do it. so this terrorist regime will not respond to any kinds of talks or diplomacy. we haven't seen it unfortunately. i wish this was this was working, but what we need is serious pressure. we need to see an escalation, we need our governments to show where they are. red line is when their citizens abducted and taken their and tortured, put the sham trials and are about to be executed. what are they going to do when are they going to stop dealing with this regime and treating them like business partners? when are they going to do the right thing and work together with their life to put pressure on this regime to stop them from doing what they are doing? anything else is just co operating with the regime. and that's why we got into this

mess in the 1st place because we cooperated with them for 44 years because my daughter of jumps jamal me, thank you so much for your time. thank you. imprisoned kremlin critic, alexa, nevada. he says he's facing afresh. charges that could keep him upon bars for life . a valley was speaking at a court hearing by video link from his prison. moscow has been stepping up efforts to silence all the st, including that of russia's invasion of ukraine last year. waiting at a moscow court to day reporting from russia consists more and more of courtroom reporting. wednesday saw 2 proceedings against opposition leaders in moscow. it's alexis of omni, already serving a 9 year sentence. he could soon be facing far more new charges accuse him of extremism. a crowd gathered outside the small courtroom

inside via video link from his penal colony, a visibly gaunt and aged, no volley for the last 2 years. repeatedly in solitary confinement since august, he spent 4 months in the isolation cell, allegedly for violating prison rules. can you hear me? he asks. oh, those crazy. i'm not used to so many people any more after the long solitary confinement. except for the god and it's the anyone, shit. and of course here the head of the guard team. he films, every step i take with his body cameras. 1400 kilometers, further east lies your cutter, inboard in the ural mountains. the trial begins of a man who for years was this city is popular and outspoken. mayer on his youtube channel, you have gainey roseman, denounced the invasion of ukraine, calling it

a war, though in russia it can only be referred to as a special military operation. he now faces, years in prison is izzy. i do feel i was born and raised here. of course, i'm not going to flee abroad somewhere which of those war, but we all know that the right of saying the truth and having an opinion we must pay daily worth of the risk is high. so we all know that was okay and have no illusions visit with you with list or know of anything here to a full court room and a courageous public for those here to support roseman are all carefully registered . louisville of this here is all completely absurd. we live in a parallel, well look at, there's nothing to do with reality. here someone is on trial because he calls things by their names and is not afraid to do, says lilian, we a here to support him. i'm with with leave all but get her 2 years ago when of on the was on trial, we filmed the panel discussion of the remaining opposition in moscow. the most

prominent 4 were at the podium, including yevgeny roseman here at the microphone, his fellow campaigners now all in prison, serving long sentences. just last week. vladimir kara, missouri was handed 25 years. it's unlikely that rosemont will avoid a conviction and of ali. she's his hearing was only a preliminary one. the charges against him encompass $196.00 volumes. the court allowed an of on the 10 days to study them. israel has celebrated its independence day. the country's 75th birthday. a spectacular air show was the centerpiece of the festivities. that $1000.00 joined the protests calling on the right wing government to abandon its controversial plans to reform the judiciary. perfect weather in tel aviv for the

festivities to mark israel's 75th independence day. oh, it's a day of celebration, a day to be thankful to god a day for the people of israel to come together in a pocket that i'm here to make new connections. they were all dancing together. israelis who are religious and those who aren't exactly in jerusalem instead of a beach, an air shout ah, the traditional fly by included a euro fighter from germany, making its debut. the festivity started on tuesday evening with a gala event. there was also a cold for unity even in difficult times from the prime minister. little to be united to know we have one people and one state. and we won't have another one happy independence day. but there were protests too, with colds for israel's far right coalition to completely abandon its plans for

a judicial reform. the demonstrators say democracy is in danger in israel. ah, like the very last with you when they cited stacy on 3? no. and then you say that your day is it with israel's president exact hertzog spoke of the worst internal crisis since the founding of israel, 75 years ago. turbulent times at a moment of celebration. before we go, a reminder of the top story by following for you at the sell. shaky trish incident has allowed more civilians to flee the country, but fighting has continued between the army and rival paramilitaries near the capital hot and for the civilians still trapped. essential supplies are running out

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