ah ah, disturbing footage emerges from dawn. yes, one woman is dead and 6 others are injured. following the brutal ukrainian shelling of an orthodox cathedral during easter services, as well as a local kindergarten 56 dead and hundreds more injured as reports of heavy fighting between paramilitary forces. and this we didn't use army entrance to the 2nd day. the french prime minister says new reforms are good. com, but the government taking the people's opinion into account that says protesters, facebook tons and tear gas in response to their discontent with what some see as

a sign of a talk to soon. for me, this is the ultimate slap in the face of decision. they were autocratic. i am here, watches out out war saw after poland and hungary the import of cheap ukrainian grain to protect their local market. ah, good morning for mark here. national studios in moscow and welcome to the weekly, but the, our week stop stories across the globe. i'm fear allies about we start with breaking news from don, get square. local officials have reported one person dead and 6 more injured from ukrainian shelling of a church during easter services warning some may find the following images disturbing. ah,

he have targeted don yeskis main cathedral on easter sunday. were many faithful practitioners turned to prey emergency service workers are evacuating people from the area. more graphic images i had ah ukraine fired around 20 shells from soviet era rocket launchers, systems hitting densely populated residential areas across the city. as you can see in the footage, a local supermarket has been completely destroyed to pharmacies were also struck, killing one woman in a nearby vehicle. you have shelling damage a nearby apartment building and targeted public squares filled with worshippers returning home after easter services. here's how i witnessed this describe the terrifying attack from the attack on the city center was probably one of the worst

things that could have happened on the eastern night. apparently it was a standard grad miss. ho barrage. people begin law in on the ground. the ground shook, the smell of gunpowder is still there, but it is unclear what is happening. there was a guy who was at the church service. he was injured. they say he got hit in the stomach, they were 2 hits. it was very loud. they say there are more people there, but i didn't see them. she was still a, some kind of movement showing signs of life than it got worse and worse now the ambulance came. meanwhile, a tender garden has also been head during the ukrainian attack, igniting the building on fire. as you can see in the footage, the place has fully engulfed the building and near by premises and 1st responders are on the scene working tirelessly to contain the fire. there have been no reports of casualties and in the embattled city of arkansas,

moscow so known as buck moot. pnc wagner, troops and their cheese, you have getting pre goshen, have help civilians evacuate after celebrating easter together. you vote for those who died in this war. you get with them and the boys, the storm troopers, they even helped us carry our bags. i was touched to be honest. the red cross estimates there are thousands of people still living in ark, the almost which became a brutal war zone last year. daniel, the republic authorities have reported ukrainian nationalists are using them as human shields to stall the russian advance. there are been reports from locals that the key of regime has been taking away children in order to force parents to choose ukrainian humanitarian corridors instead of the one set up by moscow. while ukraine strikes churches and don, yes,

could also persecuting practitioners. authorities in kiev have announced that orthodox easter is banned in the capital. a mandated curfew has been put into effect in order to forbid churchgoers from attending traditional evening masses. however, catholic easter last week was not prohibited that comes as the ukrainian orthodox church has been banned in multiple ukrainian regions. following weeks of arrests and harassment of its clergy. and in some cases, the burning of temples. to add insult to injury prayers in russia, have been forbidden, and he has most well known sanctuary. however, in his easter speech, the nations president failed to mention his attempt. i sincerely congratulate you green all that smell of european free hold church and throw them out of the key of pitcher school abra than you rival. a church then took over the orthodox christmas service in january, and now they're conducting east to services there,

while ukrainian security forces are harass increased across the country and essentially locked in up the spiritual leader who had been there for years. and this though, the most famous one so far is just one of dozens of criminal cases against priest in the ukrainian orthodox church. we've seen the west regularly form at the mouth over gay rights gender rights. well, what about religious rights? does not mean anything any more or only when it comes to ukraine, but it's all falling on the west deaf ears as no one is making a big deal out of priests been thrown out, evicted, rated and persecuted in ukraine, since they are suspected of having a positive you of russia, i guess they don't deserve human rights. i tell you mister president and all of your gang, our tears won't fall on the ground. they will fall on your head today. you think that by coming to power on our backs on our will,

you can treat us like that. god will not forgive you and your family for this deed . because today in these holy moments, 220 brothers are thrown by you on the street. woe to you be afraid. we spoke to a serbian bishop who says that no matter what the conflict is, the church is not at war and should not be persecuted. but even the symbol, they have begun to consider the russian orthodox church as well as russia, as their enemies. more precisely, the ukrainian orthodox church, which has autonomy and is actually independent from the moscow patriarch it but maintains contacts with it as to all other churches, including our own the serbian church in ukraine, esc is matic, illegal and non existent. church is being promoted as a state church that is conducting an inquisition. the leverage is a center of orthodoxy for eastern slavic peoples. even if someone does not like the

concept of a russian world for ukrainian citizens, it is as sacred as for other people who lived in the one state for centuries, or that was when there was still no concept of an independent ukraine to persecute the church is to shoot ourselves in the foot, you cannot infringe on sanctuaries, whatever goals you are pursuing. the church is not at war. it cannot and should not be at war. this is a direct persecution of the church. 56 dead and hundreds more injured as the reports of heavy fighting between r s f paramilitary forces. and the sudanese army enters the 2nd day. local journalist michael a teach reports from sudan could still be at the downtown of capital. it seems the authorization to go so i need to carry on more version and more during the night

and twisted around the areas where the military better for, for me life is being restricted, you know, advice to stay home. no, not imagine movements on the streets, but the lights also seems to be crippled and same time. we don't. ready exact tie and who is controlling which plays this moment the army is reported to have reclaim national television headquarters overnight. that's after our of forces the control of the building on saturday and suspended the channels broadcast. my bobby little enough about my i had one minus them no un security council

has also called on the warring parties to immediately hold military actions. let's take a closer look at how the events have unfolded. ah, country road 9 am we woke to the sound of firing. we were really scared, as we so armed forces in full gear. the army forces checked everywhere possible. all rosalind to the capitol, the presidential office and critical areas of the capital were closed. we can't feel other views as the foreign is ongoing, and there are forces that would detect us if we do. we are so terrified right now.

just recently we heard bombings and the sound of screaming. now the atmosphere in the city is less aggravated after the armed forces bombarded r. s f positions. but i think this is the calm before the storm. as the r s f stated, they will dispatch their forces here. ah and i made the chaos and sir dan neighboring chad has closed its borders with the country. several nations including russia, are concerned about the escalation in our calling for a ceasefire. the dramatic events taking place in sudan cause serious concern in

moscow. we call on the parties to the conflict, to show political will and restraint and take urgent steps towards a cease fire. we proceed from the fact that any disagreements can be settled through negotiations. we've heard among some of the other i neighboring countries for if, as we've heard in egypt, foreign ministry coming out of the statement thing that the edge both parties to de escalate and move into a state that would allow for negotiations and allow for progress to be made towards a transitional government. egypt is following with great concern, the developments and sudan with the ongoing clutches there. it calls on also any spots still exist, maximum, restrain, to protect the lives and capabilities of the brotherly sudanese people. and so the whole, the supreme interests of the homeland albany blinking also came out with a fade man that the u. s. secretary fe saying that there might be other players who

are in the region. and again is the formation of a transitional government. it's a fragile situation. there are other actors that may be pushing against that, that progress. but this is a real opportunity to finally carry for the civilian la transition. and one that we and other countries are trying to are to bolster. and we've also heard from the u. s. ambassador to sedan, john godfrey, who says that they are continuing to take shelter and they're being away from the windows and fudge. and that, you know, if they're worried about the record gunfire sounds that the hearing outside of their compound in khartoum and the urge both players to de escalate. and to really move into a position of authority from both the representatives of the iris f,

as well as to dance army. not back on to the anthony blinking, had intimated that there should be a swift, formation of a civilian lead government, which would facilitate to and lead to a creation of a civilian government in a country that really has not. busy enjoyed any stability since the ousting of omar russia back in 2019. so then being part of this, i held us worried that this conflict could further am balls are those that are fighting within that reason. originally about countries like check and countries that have known instability because that is what surrounding sedan we talking about . if yo was recently had its own civilian conflict and we're talking about countries such as a tree. and we were looking at south sudan, which has really been the more stable of the neighbors. but as an instability in

sudan would ultimately spill over into other countries and could prevent a really pro long strife for that region. and there is a big worry around what could happen in the region as a whole, especially when one looks at the flow of guns that have been readily available within that region. so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if you know chad or richey or south, then had offered any statement from the ministry with regards to the ongoing conflict in sudan. let's cross live now to independent journalist and a member of the african humans security index. dennis cody welcomed dennis, so the u. s. has called for the formation of a civilian lead transitional government, numerous times even offering financial incentives upon its completion. why in your opinion is the u. s. so interested in this country and what if anything,

does it have to gain? but let me see that it's not only the u. s. b. i think about what's going on a one of the now we will not really, you know, look at the us having money, but i think that will be the community to ensure that that. and i think this is what is happening within other players. and also in the community what's your opinion about how the international community precisely has reacted to this matter? do you think there's going to be in the intervention in the country? well, i think i think the veteran just there. yeah. but the should look on the

right or, and i think i think that what we'll see what's going on and we might see when they are being trained for what is the big. i mean, what, i think we know that directly for cooking place, which was not it, but then i think for a lot so my advice would be good enough and you know, we must have a mechanic that addressed it before because that's why to get that done. up on their own, you know, it's done, i need to done and i think the got point that the company coming

gently cutting that's going to you know, so that you can always ensure that when usually then probably somebody some of your thing it up dennis cody, independent journalist and member of the african humans security index. thank you. thank you. the french government intends to accelerate reforms responding to the worries and anger of the population. that's the message coming from the country's prime minister, following the adoption of controversial pension reforms by president and mano, mac crawl. cover saw in bed yonder on what passing through serious times in which a tough for many of our fellow citizens wall is at the gates of europe. the consequences of climate change is agreeable. rising prices,

the feeling that public services is slipping away chemo could to. so we have a duty to listen to our constituents, to listen to that worries or fears and anger whores exist. if that statement follows numerous protests against raising the country's retirement age by 2 years, during which police violently suppressed many demonstrators. ah ah, the purse has started back in march and in golf, not only the capital, but a number of other cities, including marseilles, to lou demonstrator set cards, garbage and even a police station on fire. the french president defended the bill, saying it would help avoid pension deficits. yet, according to polls,

he failed to convince 2 thirds of the population with the pension age rise, becoming the biggest domestic challenge of mac, crohn's 2nd term, local se, the initiative is a manifestation of autocracy who publicly formula. we must not forget that the violence initially came from the bosses in the form of enforcement employments, enforcing 2 more years of working for miserable wages. love me. i like to push on that to the best way to frame the order of the days, a definitive and total retreat of a villainous project, which is a nationwide insult to what walkers, i. for me, this is the ultimate slap in the face of decisions. they are autocratic and no longer reflect the democracy that is supposed to be in france to day. on gary and poll have imposed a temporary ban on the import of grain and other food products from ukraine. warsaw says the move is aimed at protecting its domestic food market. while budapest is afraid of economic destabilization due to the uncontrolled inflow of cheap produce,

here has hit back at poland, accusing it of going back on a previous steel. the decisions of the polish side contradict our agreements. we understand that polish farmers are in a difficult situation, but we emphasize that ukrainian farmers are in the most difficult situation right now. in recent months. the influx of cheap ukrainian grain into european countries has led to plummeting profits for local producers. warsaw ban on imports comes just days after polish farmers rallied in protests near the border with ukraine. the transit of grain across the e. u has flooded local markets. polish protesters say grain supplies from cab should be sealed like weapons shipments to prevent european markets from over saturation. and poland isn't the only u country where farmers have been protesting in bulgaria, grain producers riley last month, also against ukrainian grain and ports. in

a recent letter to the european commission, the prime ministers of 5 eastern european countries said tariffs on ukrainian agricultural imports should be considered, as well as compensation for local producers. however, global policy, researcher johnson, wiley, says the you isn't concerned about those complaints. this was entirely predictable that you, when you dumped on millions of tons of the ukrainian grain on to europe's markets. are you going to be calls an absolute, a rifka prices for europe's farmers? now, the european union is not really that concerned about the plight of euro small as i mean, it's actually wanted to drive out much of europe for farmers out of business already . because it's either he doesn't like all the animal products that he's produces

doesn't like all the nitrogen, the callous produce. so it's actually been quite in favor of a sharply diminishing the number of farms in europe. so them exactly weeping tears over the complaints of bulgarian hungarian romanian, and central farmers now to central mexico. were a group of gunmen stormed a water park, taking the lives of 7 people. warning. some viewers may find the falling images disturbing. according to authorities, a group of armed men stormed a resort where dozens of vacationers were spending the weekend. 6 adults were subsequently killed with one child among the victims. he has hackers managed to flee the scene after destroying a shop in taking security cameras. a man hi, it's currently under way media brought her cooperation between russia, china on turkey within that there would be simply no need for them.