staying, you know, confluence, a general that was of pointed by the federal government to head to mcnally was the gentleman you are sent by from a colleague to the silva, so the prime minister and the president who has just immediately go, has a wanted man, according to the federal government. they've been having this kind of conflicts and you have to know the both of them run for their to be prime minister of 2 years ago . and the action in support of them, our leadership. so they've been having this back in for a while. it was building up to this conference that's barely become a deli and making many people miserable and sending them to sudan for safety. today i started receiving reports of the fighting spilling over into neighboring region. how could this conflict affect the stability of ethiopia as a whole? it's not just people should be worried about. well, to answer your question. it's a faith in the region that has been in conflicts with the great leadership for alone time. but it's also the fears that might even spill to sudan, which was a part of your one point. and even this mig

john mcnally says trump's new is that after she sank, he said for years the democrats would take it and you think you would have a contingency plan. philip says the department for elections, etc, has said it's been the most successful and ford free election in modern history as a fanatic and a failure. finally, sally says, oh my dear america listened. trump is not a politician and he destroyed american political system and to destroy the american election system. do it for gate. of course, as ever, things are fast moving in the us of 8. i'm president of the house, of course, conceded the transition process. now perilous to johnson, maybe self isolating and dining street. but this is not doubt his talent for commanding the headlines he provoked last week by claiming in a call with north of england m.p.'s that the scottish parliament has been.

minister gave the green light for your good members of the army to go into mccully and we, the people of mcnally, or the people of the great government side likes to say we haven't been updated, he tweeted a few hours, they're all saying they're going to make sure that ruins will be protected. and heritage sites because their region is full of heritage sites will also put be protected and they will try to minimize the impact it will have on the population. was one thing to say that civilians are going to be protected, but do we know what is actually being done to protect them in a situation? you know, without being given the green light to travel to the air, we can't even make sure whatever either side is telling us is the truth. we're, focusing on the assistance of respected organizations like the u.n., international human rights watch. and also the victims that continue to go to the sudan looking for some kind of safety. now, number more than 40000, and i have to remind you, this is our official numbers. we need by the u.n. more people that haven't been accounted for, that the u.n. doesn't kno

we watched this from a distance when haile gebrselassie the long paean joint elders, and went to mcnally trying to bridge the gap between the 2 governments. it did not work. he's keeper, you know, many people who are criticizing the prime minister for being slow in taking actions . not just in mclean or to great, but all across the country that you know, people are dying in many, many parts of the country or, i mean, they were dying and many people wanted him to take action. people felt he was being too soft. in his reaction to what was happening in ethiopia and what happened in my county. it was, you know, we watched it for a month for 4 a year when they were going back and forth. and we were concerned, and we knew many of us knew this was going to happen. we just didn't think it was going to be this fast. and you know, it's just, it has become to being given to control it. and i think it's too late for mediation, the prime minister has said it a few times. and there's just and michael, you know, they're, they're fighting among themselves that the team p.l.f. and the chip inside. and he

media or staying, you know, conflicts a general those of pointed by the federal government to head to mcnally was the jet, the us sent from mccully back to the cell of our so the prime minister and the president who has just immediately go, has a wanted man, according to the federal government. they've been having this kind of conflict and you have to know that the both of them run for the to be prime minister of 2 years ago. and the action in support of them are leadership. so they've been having this back and forth while it was building up to these conflicts. that's generally, that's become a deli making many people miserable and sending them to sudan for safety. today we started receiving reports of the fighting spilling over into neighboring region. how could this conflict affect the stability of ethiopia as a whole? it's not just if your people should be worried about, well, to answer your question. it's a faith in the region that has been in conflict with the great leadership for a long time. but it's also the fears that might even spill to south sudan, sudan, which was a part of your o

staying, you know, confluence, a general that was of pointed by the federal government to head to mcnally was rejected. us sent from mccully back to the cell of our so the prime minister and the president who has just immediately go, has a wanted man, according to the federal government. they've been having this kind of conflict. so you have to know that both of them run for their to be prime minister of 2 years ago, winning elections in support of the hire a leadership. so they've been having this buy in for a while. it was building up to these conflicts. that's barely, that's become a deli and making money. people miserable. and it's silly them to say that for safety. today we started receiving reports of the fighting spilling over into neighboring region. how could this conflict affect the stability of ethiopia as a whole? it's not just people should be worried about, well, to answer your question. it's a faith in the arab region that has been in conflict with the great leadership for a long time. but it's also, the fear is it might even spill to south sudan, sudan and eritrea, which w

point for trying to sort out the various agreements of those that exist, both in addis ababa and in mcnally the capital of the very region. and i mean, who is the, who is an appropriate in this? how we, you know, who do you see is leading a process of starting a national dialogue within ethiopia. obviously you've spent time there, but then also a process that can include other countries in the region as well. well, internal a, a bit clearer. it's the. 'd the, the p.p.l. after the 2 great people's liberation front and t. great region that it's the central government led by prime minister rabin. you know, the rest of the bat, of course, it's not going to be enough at this juncture. it's going to require some outside. 'd intervention probably led by the united. 'd nations, but there has to be full agreement by certainly all members of the security council on this they won't do much good if there's any difference of opinion within the security council announced that includes the modulus, the united states and france from the united kingdom. but it includes china, which has a lot of influence in

during the conflict remains very active today, we had a report from our colleagues in their office in mcnally that they witnessed an airstrike. not far from them. there remains a blackout of electricity, water, internet, but hut. somehow the things we were able to communicate with them this morning, but things remain very, very dismal and they're afraid and people are moving constantly. ok so, so an airstrike coming in? that's obviously really concerning news. can you tell us more about that with who was targeted casualties, anything like that. we don't know what the targets and we don't know who was a, who was targeted. of course, as i said, we have intimate and communication with colleagues when they do get access to internet at the office. but still we know that everybody was very deadly afraid. and civilians of course, started moving in right away. let's talk about that. as we heard from across one of their earlier so many people fleeing across the border into sudan. even before this conflict, i think 1600000 people had to grow were receiving some sort of assistance. i mean, how concerned