sending forces underground to overthrow addis ababa.u look at these claims, the claim of addis ababa on the other hand is that it wants to restore peace in the country. it wants to disarm every region. but the main intention behind disarming the regional forces, whether it is amhara, oromiya, or other regions, is to consolidate power in addis ababa. tom: dessalegn, what is your response to that? guest: etana, he is stating amhara demands. our people are clearly demanding that also in principle, we support international, unified defense force, a national unified army. we feel that this is a precursor, and attempt to give back -- for the tigrayan administration. our people are demanding that we should have a security guarantee. we should have a security guarantee so that the tigrayan forces will not attack us if what time. as for the pretoria agreement, it was agreed that the tigrayan fighters would be disarmed and demobilized. but there is no evidence that disarmament has been done or any demobilization. it is a question of disarming and

kalkidan yibetal in addis - operations. 0k. kalkidan yibetal in addis ababa i operations. 0k.u very much forjoining us. staying with this story, let's speak tojonas horner, a sudan analyst and former deputy director for the horn of africa at the international crisis group. thanks very much forjoining us. where does this fighting end? do you see this as a long drawn—out battle? or something that will be resolved fairly quickly, even if there are clearly a lot of casualties involved?— clearly a lot of casualties involved? ~ involved? well, if the fighting continues as _ involved? well, if the fighting continues as it _ involved? well, if the fighting continues as it has _ involved? well, if the fighting continues as it has gone - involved? well, if the fighting continues as it has gone in - involved? well, if the fighting | continues as it has gone in the sort of existential street—to—street way, then we may be in for a long fight. but what has transpired perhaps over the last 2a to 48 what has transpired perhaps over the last 24 to 48 hours is a small degree of momentum of the

kalkidan yibeltal in the ethiopian area addis i in the ethiopian area addis ababa. thank you.spoke to cameron hudson from this centre for strategic and international studies. what do we know about how these evacuations are carried out and how high—stakes they are. they've been a bit chaotic and they've been a bit unique in terms of every country essentially trying to rescue its own people. there has not been one single organised evacuation of all international diplomatic staff so as you suggested earlier, the uk evacuated its embassy staff earlier today, the united states did so on saturday night washington time. and there have been various other attempts ongoing by many other european embassies. the uk and the us were able to evacuate via air but we know that the french and others are trying to convoy over land, about 600 kilometres, to port sudan on the red sea coast. it is a very dangerous trip, any overland travel is going to be highly dangerous both because of the fighting that's going on which you have to traverse but also the number of checkpoints that you have to get t

live now to kalkidan yibetal in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa. good to see you.h the latest on the ground and also with the evacuations. figs on the ground and also with the evacuations.— evacuations. as you said quite a number _ evacuations. as you said quite a number of — evacuations. as you said quite a number of countries - evacuations. as you said quite a number of countries are - a number of countries are evacuating their nationals and there was a sort of exodus right now, that many of the foreign nationals who have been living in sudan and particularly in khartoum, are leaving. the us used air lifts while others have taken their nationals in convoys from khartoum to the port city of port sudan which is located more than 500 miles to the east and others have managed to use, to take them out by c. it seems like this evacuation is increasing and while this is happening it has triggered a fearful who are left behind, who have concerns of what is going to happen after these evacuation has happened. 0ver evacuation has happened. over the weekend there was a suppo

addie who will soon need them, i want to reassure you she already has a shotgun and a rifle.nd she got a little pony. the girl is set up. there is a very famous quote that says, those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. some would look at what is happening in america and say they will call it the times unprecedented. there was a unforeseen. i will say the exact opposite. it sounds and looks and feels tragically familiar. we have been here before. a country that is arguing over policies, a public that is discouraged and dismayed by the lack of public discourse. filings -- vioelnce in our streets and schools. loveless destroyed by a deranged maniac for no apparent reason. a white house that is so bent on grabbing power and controlling of your life they would do anything and not stop at nothing to take away -- take it away. there was take away your last tour defense. the second amendment is about deterrence. it is about ensuring the government respects the rights and liberties of citizens. a militia being necessary to the security of a free state, their righ

little miss addie, who is almost two, and branch, who's just a few months old., you know, soon will need them, i want to reassure you, she already has a shotgun and she already has a rifle. and she's got a little pony named sparkles, too, so the girl is set up. >> jordan: wow. that is a governor of south dakota bragging about her 2-year-old grand daughter owning guns. when my kid was little, i was covering outlets, locking cabinets, and cutting grapes and in half because it might be a choking hazard. kirsti noem is like, "here's a shotgun. you're on watch tonight. sic semper tyrannus." i know liberals and conservatives don't agree on much. but can we agree that you should not own a gun if you don't know how to poop in a potty? [cheers and applause] although, it is adorable that she has a pony named sparkles. in fact, if you'll excuse me for a second, i need to address sparkles directly. sparkles, this will not end well for you. these people are clearly insane. run while you still can. there is no time for goodbyes. go! go, my friend! go! [cheers and applause] lo

okay, let's bring in our guests now in addis ababa is a camel ha, she murmured. member of the ethiopian parliament in harrisonburg virginia is a ton of tanka assistant professor of african history. at james madison university . he specializes in political history of ethiopia and africa, also and addis ababa is des celine cheney senior member of the national movement of m. how are the main opposition party in the theo, p and parliament a welcome to all of you. thank you very much for being on inside story today. desolate if i can begin with you, can you just explain how large these protests have come? and i guess the anger that's fuel them to this point. thank you very much for having me. so this, this we are, are very large and it almost every one of our agents are. so people are the monday for the federal government to leave us a special for us now because currently is on the region is faced with a lot of previous security readers, especially for people if you got it wrong, because a lot of the past 3 years, the everywhere so you know, so you know, i gracious an

live now to kalkidan yibetal in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa.are monitoring the situation very closely in sudan, what can you tell us? the situation remains evacuations hint of a negotiated solution, we are nearing a supposed ceasefire, that was declared separately by the parties on friday. now there are fears by the sudanese people this could lead to an intensified fighting, even during the ceasefire there was intensified fighting on saturday in khartoum and fears more can follow. so there are reports of more evacuation from different countries, the us and the uk and also un personnel as well. forthe the uk and also un personnel as well. for the people left behind, the sudanese people the situation remains bleak. fin situation remains bleak. on that point — situation remains bleak. on that point about the situation for those people left behind and the deteriorating humanitarian situation is there any prospect of humanitarian assistance or age getting in, any time soon?— assistance or age getting in, any time soon? there are no fliuhts, any time

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kalkidan yibeltal reporting for us from addis ababa, great to speak with you.ria have told the bbc they feel forgotten and still haven't received the aid they need. more than 7,000 people died when the tremor hit the country's rebel—held north—west, which is already suffering from the effects of 12 years of war. anna foster reports from the syrian province of idlib. first, there were the scars of a long and painful conflict. then, the fresh wounds of a devastating earthquake. this home carries them both. more than four million people fled to idlib looking for safety, but on that february night, in this war—ravaged land, they didn't find it. the twin earthquakes killed thousands. 300 died in this building alone. sedra is 13. she and her brother abdullah have cerebral palsy. the extra care they need isn't possible now. translation: i was very scared. we started screaming for help but no one could hear us. everyone in the building had left, but we were stuck because the door handle broke. this is where you really see the impact of a devastating and long—lasting co

kalkidan yibeltal reporting for us from addis ababa, great to speak with you.c raab has resigned from government after a report upheld some bullying claims against him. today's report says his behaviour was at times intimidating, insulting, and "unreasonably and persistently aggressive." in his resignation letter mr raab said he believed the findings were flawed and that the report had set the threshold for bullying too low. this is the third senior member of the uk government to resign since rishi sunak became prime minister — and the second over bullying claims. 0ur political editor chris mason has the details. the man who was justice secretary but now claims something of an injustice in how his conduct is seen. the man who said he'd resign if an allegation of bullying was upheld, and has now resigned. but thinks the inquiry that finished him off was flawed. is this a stitch—up? look, i wouldn't describe it that way. i resigned from cabinet today because i said i would if there was any adverse finding from this inquiry and i am true to my word. politicians sh

thousands of european muslims gathered in addis ababa to hold the iftar ceremony. the fasting people in this ceremony, which is held every day in one of the gathering centers in addis ababa , break their fast with simple foods and perform iftar prayers in congregation. makes big gatherings the so-called simple iftar was first established in iran and the holy shrine of razavi, and then it was modeled on in other countries . man should be on this path to become ours with the truth and not to capture it, not to create a veil and not to block the dawn of the truth . he knew that the artist's soul was manifested through the rosary by stopping the art and said that this path should be pure . he lived non-presently to the world. hikmat, you saw , did not imitate , he re-meaning the documentary from the beginning, show the director what he called the robot was made for the emirates project, it was something that came out of motahari's existence , he did almost all the work after the filming, while now before the filming, during the filming of iran, he was related to the ch

little miss addie, who is almost two, and branch, who is just a few months old, they have brought us. now addie, who, you know, soon will need them, i want to reassure you, she already has a shotgun, and she already has a rifle. >> stephen: a toddler with a shotgun and a rifle. that's the really terrible twos. noem wanted to make sure everybody knew about one of the nra's greatest strengths: diversity. >> the media would have us believe that the nra is only made up of old white guys. and all of you old white guys can be proud and raise your hands. but there's a lot of other people. a lot of diversity within the nra. >> stephen: i can't beat that. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are josh groban and emmy award-winning actor sheryl lee ralph. but when we come back, melania trump! stick around. >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. only pay for what you need. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of w

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outside of eastern europe resides a priest from the holy trinity theological university in addis ababa fears to crack down could fuel more violence in ukraine. any government or any decision really never went wrong for speeding. ready not get kennedy building. lot of the much the shooting that mark done to he's one of those shot international challenges. so if under persecution, by the government or mission, it shows kind of what he or something it nation on for me on my piece. this is not the point, it's not, it's not the argument of the most. it is not something that you got to try it out because it doesn't, it doesn't define what, what do you mean by, you might, you might use different kinds of expressions painting. you can do what the fox news, hobbies, the evil horse who doesn't want the people to be good and who doesn't want to go to my feet in the bus to get started. but this is not true because i'm not, i'm saying this is the fact that we have going to every really goes to us for some reason will not get either physically or many tiny, even to psychology. they will look at why

washington would be well advised to bow to the influence of the african union, headquartered a neighboring addis ababa, the opiate, the 4 dozen plus numbers of the african union, headquartered in out of her baba rather than interfering and suit sedans, internal affairs, and i'm dressing that washington is calling for charles for civilian while everybody else is just calling for a simple sci fi. is a transition to a c, to civilian will even a possibility now, and those that don't actually have some sort of government in waiting will obviously, washington's diplomats either or not advising the secretary of state properly. or there are some sort of hidden agenda, which is often prevalent and the us state department of perhaps washington is newspaper headlines have suggested is seeking to cut a deal with one or another faction within the military. and thereby help to further isolate the sudan prim it's natural allies in the african union, not to mention its friends and international community, including russia and china. really appreciate you speaking to today. thank you so much for your time or for

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resides. ethiopian orthodox priest cuz it's miss gable from holy trinity theological university in addis ababa fears that cracked on could fuel and optic in violence in ukraine even to enable to con, sushi really never will. if you are speeding. not really a lot of the christians much sure. surely that mark does being one of those premiums for shot national challenges. so if under persecution, by government or mission, it shows kind of how to do or something. it's not going on for me on my piece this, this is the point. it's not, it's not the optimal the most. it is not something that you have to try and out the numbers. it doesn't, it doesn't define what, what do you mean by, you might, you might use different kinds of expressions. and of painting you can do what the fox news is that even force who doesn't want the people to be gone and who doesn't want to go to my feet in the bus to get started. but this is natalie to look because i'm not, i'm saying this is the fact the way we have understood every really go she was really we not physically or many tiny, even just like what to do. the

telling us they feel abandoned. 0ur correspondent kalkidan yibetal has been following developments from addisn ethiopia. well, the situation is really difficult for people who are left behind, forforeigners forforeigners orfor the sudanese. it does mean diplomats are living now, that there is a sense of being ignored and being sort of betrayed. for the past nine or ten days, we've been seeing the situation getting worse and worse with each day. the fighting drags on. basic supplies like electricity and water are not easily found. food stocks are depleting and most of the hospitals and health facilities are not operating properly or to their full capacity, which means that many people who are still trapped in the capital khartoum and in other areas are not getting the essential supplies that they need. they're not getting medical support, and most worryingly, if the violence continues to escalate, they could be facing its consequences. so far, reports indicate more than 400 people died and thousands of sustained wounds, but if this continues, that figure could easily increase. tell us a little

bbc�*s kalkidan yibeltal, has been following developments from addis ababa in ethiopia.ard reports from residents that the area has been inundated with sounds of explosions and gunfire and also air strikes. so, what we understand is that the ceasefire, the much needed ceasefire, the three—day ceasefire, is again being broken. this is not the first time that a truce that agreed by both parties has been broken. both parties, the army and rapid support forces, the rsf, are blaming each other and accusing each other of using the truce, the ceasefire, for reinforcing themselves. now this means that many people are trapped in the city of khartoum. they are unlikely to get safe passage out of the conflict zones. yes, because governments were hoping to be able to evacuate their foreign nationals, weren't they? yes, indeed. evacuation plans were not going to be an easy task to begin with but there were moments of hope earlier today when the army said they are willing to facilitate and coordinate evacuation plans forforeign nationals, foreign diplomats, but that doesn't materialis

a priest from the holy trinity theological university in addis ababa fears that cracked on could fuel more violence in ukraine. any government or any for the economy? this issue really never went wrong, speeding the christian not get anything building. lot of the christians much to the shooting. martin being to he's one of those shot international challenges. so if it's under persecution, by government off, i mean, it's kind of hard to do or something. it's not going on for me on my peace. don't the point. it's not, it's not the most. it isn't the time we got you got to try it out. it doesn't, it doesn't define what, what do you mean by, you might, might use different kinds of expression. and of painting you can do what the fox news is, the evil horse who doesn't want the people to be gone and who doesn't want to go to my feet in the bus to get out of it. but this is natalie to look because i'm not, i'm saying this is the fact the way we have understood that every meeting goes was really we not physically mean tiny even decide what to do. they will look at why they don't bring in why

while he threw open orthodox priest cases, miss campbell from holy trinity theological universe, in addis ababa fears the croc, dine on the clergy could further fuel the spread of violence in ukraine. any government or any kind of institution? we never went from reading the christians, not get anything out of the christians, much shooting martin being to be one of those shot international challenges be safe if we are under persecution by government off. i mean it's kind of hard to do or something. ready it's not on our minds piece. this is not the point. it's not, it's not the argument isn't the time we got to try it out. it doesn't, it doesn't define what, what do you mean by you like, why these talk them from free and why they because this is so obvious. so please not you. the intervention of that you've got to doesn't want to be in communion. we've got no one else to be with god and if we keep on prayer and do something speak, this is one of the know, you know what, let's discuss developments on the program live. now we're dr. stephanie guy. it's from the institute of european studies

in 2021, addis ababa classified to b. o. l. a. as a terrorist group, which has been active in the nation's most populous region, a romeo local journalist happiness. tasha joins us from tons in the us to discuss this further helping us good afternoon to you. thank you very much for joining us today. here on our see, could you tell us a bit more about these piece talks and how significant they are please? or i think happiness as frozen. unfortunately, there's an issue with with the camera. maybe we'll try and get back to later in the program. well, let's go over to su, done. now we're a gyptian military and boy has been shot dead despite the announcements of a us bunch. 72, our cease via the national army blames are permanent. you find says for the incidence of both the groups, officials and egypt ambassador deny that. now several countries are urgently evacuating their citizens from sudan. the 1st groups of evacuees have already landed in saudi arabia. jordan and kenya. u. s. has withdrawn almost a 100 people, most of whom were dip

resides. ethiopian orthodox priest cuz it's miss gable from holy trinity theological university in addis ababa fears that cracked on could fuel and optic in violence in ukraine. any government or any to this issue? really? when speeding decreased. not really a lot of the questions, much should be to one of those shot international challenges. so if under prescription by government off, i mean it's kind of something, it's a nation on uniformly on my piece. this is the point. it's not, it's not the optimal, not the most. it is not something that you have to try and it doesn't, it doesn't define what, what do you mean by, you might, might use different kinds of expressions of painting you can do what the fox news is that even force who doesn't want the people to be gone and who doesn't want to go to my feet in the bus to get started. but this is natalie to look because i'm not, i'm saying this is the fact that we have going to go to us for some reason. we not get from the regal either physically or many tiny, even to psychology. they will not get why they don't bring in why they begun them

addis has more from connor the security forces still insist that they own a trail of governmental, abductive women and children who went out to do a work and also for this box and escalation in the fall as being unleashed by these banded whatever responded that the board for the in the northwestern part of nigeria, and particularly in the past few months, there was a lot of collision affinity activity in that area and one residents of the village . why these people? i think i told you that this morning that in fact this is that it's in retaliation to be conducted by the security courses on the because of the standards in some states. and of course, recently some why arrested that. and they feel that this could be the reason why they've seen this escalation over the last time they heard about it or seen anything of this magnitude was a long time before the election. so they said up to now no contact from the kidnappers, or any demand for the 44 people have been killed by armed groups in 2 villages in booking, of fossil tags happened in the northeast, in the border with his. yeah. but can't of

let's go live now to our correspondent kalkidan yibetal in addis ababa, who is closely monitoring the. first of all, the sudanese army saying there are plans in place to begin evacuating foreign nationals. what more do we know about those plans right now?— plans right now? yes, we have already seen — plans right now? yes, we have already seen the _ plans right now? yes, we have already seen the first - plans right now? yes, we have already seen the first rescue . already seen the first rescue operations in which more than 150 foreign nationals have arrived in jeddah. there was a statement released by the foreign ministry giving us some details. they said that about 90 of these nationals were saudi citizens while others were saudi citizens while others were from countries as diverse as pakistan, canada and the united arab error mitts. we are expecting more evacuations. there will be willing to coordinate and facilitate for foreign nationals to be evacuated but the intensification of the fighting right now, that could be very difficult. but we are hearing more and more efforts, plans to

live now to kalkidan yibetal who is monitoring the situation from the ethiopian capital, addis ababa.n pushes throughout the day from various members of the international committee, from the un and from the us for a ceasefire three days on the grounds, and now we are hearing that the paramilitary group, the rapid support force, reading a statement that they have agreed to a 72 hours ceasefire starting at six o'clock in the morning local time. that is what we have so far. we haven't heard from the army so far, but if they agree to the ceasefire, that will be a relief. we must understand that people can accept this news with a certain wariness because there have been incidents in the past where there were ceasefires which were broken quickly. we have to wait and see if this 72 hour ceasefire is going to be accepted by both parties first, and even if they accepted it, we have to wait and see if this will be respected. but if it is, it will be as i said good news for so many people who are suffering for the past week. can you tell us a bit more about the objective of this ceasefire? we un

has been, i'd say, the nation's most populous region, aroma, and was classified as a terra group by addis ababa back in 2021. local journalist happiness tisha brings us more details. this be stuck between the government and the aroma level group. they have to settle the issue, but it is a bringing them to corporate bus till the near the is a piece mission. and it has some skills in making negotiations to make measures a piece. that's why they have to then is asthma. so i think it's just because of the history of those. i'm here trying to make every nation african nation to be at peace, the following the examples of how we are and how we, we are trying to, to help who our neighbors like he brody and congo and some other areas. so for a day people, because people have lost life, one and 300 people have lost life when they sent martha saw the and they are very is are behind is dusty political issues. and what do you see is encountered is for them to settle n n a challenge that is among themselves because they guffman to split it they, they treated the political parties, which they later came

you know, the history of you don't think the $331000000.00 announcement blinking, given to addis ababa is something of concern as regards peace. well, you know, it's, you know, he's got over a 100000000 people. so you know, it got more. why did lincoln do that? why did lincoln just announce that? well, you know, the violence case. i mean, he's like, he's got as act as a carrot and a stick. i mean, you can't just come in and, and try to be easy over the head to try to bribe them. i mean, they're offering them, you know, because it's got all this odious debt, which they should just declared is that billions and billions of dollars. so i am asking the one back which was run, the debt was run up under the very corrupt r u. s. lackey was in the t p. a leveraging before i'll be finance or i'll be in the power. so, you know, e, c o, p is kind of in a hard spot, is shorter foreign currency, they need, i, m f, money die m f is saying this, and you gotta do this, you got to do that. and what they really want is they want, if you'll be in a richer part ways, which usually people are talking to. w

obvious concern to sudan's neighbours, our correspondent kalkidan yibeltal is in the ethiopian capital addisned how the government there has responded to the collapse of order. ethiopia has said he few things since the beginning of the conflict. initially there were rumours. it was quick to reject that and to dismiss that, they are contested lines between the bordering areas between ethiopia and sudan, so there were rumours that because of that, and the interest in sudan, it was initially rejecting these rumours. but later it seems the country was involved in the evacuation operations, the us evacuation plans. earlier today the us embassy here released a statement thanking ethiopia for its support and assistance in the evacuation plans. but the country here and the government is monitoring what happens because it could have a rippling effect and the humanitarian crisis that could be unleashed there could have implications for ethiopia as well. . , . could have implications for ethiopia as well. ., , ., ., , as well. that is a really interesting _ as well. that is a really interesting and - a

a government source says they're being taken to addis ababa and from there they will be taken back to their home countries. and one nigerian student who is still in khartoum is pleading for help from her government saying her situation is dire. since there is no electricity berries north and i was having some water left with me in the water, i cannot for 2 days, i can shower. there is no water to drink. there is no food to drink. you cannot go out to the street to buy food. there is no use, there is nothing you can buy. and even the cash is not that the soldiers roaming about ever away. and you don't know whether you're going to do the left because the me, those, you know, they just dropping me off on social media has shown destruction at a market in northern county buildings where when fire off to intense fighting between the army and rapid support forces let's go straight to the corresponding habit, morgan, who is in cartoon for us to bring us up to date. what is the situation on the fighting this morning? one is supposed to be a 3rd day of the fire here and the capital hard to ceas

obvious concern to sudan's neighbours, our correspondent kalkidan yibeltal is in the ethiopian capital addisasked him if african nationals are also being evacuated, as well as those from western nations. that has not been happening, as many would have wanted. the only source we are hearing is in countries in the west or evacuating. urban circumstances which southern african... were evacuated... working along that convoy. possibly could launch operations, but so far, the one we saw is the western countries and countries in the gulf and asia. there either nationals are trying to launch an operation to that effect. it seems that largely, african nationals living in sudan are left behind. when fighting broke out —— fighting broke out, various leaders were quick to criticise the break—out of violence as well as the african union, and originally, there were attempts to travel to sudan. that didn't happen as planned. do you know if there any plans to resume those trips. 7 50 know if there any plans to resume those trips- ?_ know if there any plans to resume those trips- ?— know if there any plans t

live now to kalkidan yibetal who is monitoring the situation from the ethiopian capital, addis ababa.fire?— what more do we know of the ceasefire? , ., ., . _ ceasefire? this announcement by the raid ceasefire? this announcement by the rapid sunport _ ceasefire? this announcement by the rapid support forces - ceasefire? this announcement by the rapid support forces came i the rapid support forces came amid growing international pressure for at least a three day trees. earlier the african union convened with the united nations, the arab league and other countries with inflows like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, and that they were pushing for a 72 hour ceasefire on the grounds of humanitarian grounds, as well as two do the eid celebration celebrated by the muslim population. there are reports they have agreed to a 72 hours ceasefire starting 6am on a friday. we have not heard anything from the army yet but if they are going to accept this ceasefire, it would be very huge really for many people in the conflict areas because it will allow for civilians stuck in the conflict zo

and so says the students are being taken to addis ababa from their they'll be evacuated, act to their home countries as go straight to our correspondent hip morgan, who is life for us in khartoum. here that sees 5 e, the people were desperately hoping for is still not materialized. what is the latest on the fighting? while there was a brief law and fighting overnight, especially in the northern parts of the capital for tomb latino in tempe, fighting and direct compensation between the rapid support forces and the good news army on saturday. but that's not the case. this morning. we were able to see plumes of smoke rising from the northern part of the capitol. we are able to hear heavy artillery around the vicinity of the presidential palace. that's where most of the fighting, even though it was in direct, have taken place since the thought of the conflict between the rapids support, 4th and 5th news army on saturday. so the situation, despite the fact that it was quiet or cautiously quiet over night, has resumed back again to the fighting position, residence in the western part of und

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live now to our correspondent kalkidan yibeltal who's following the story from the ethiopian capital addis, we have been hearing these stories about the evacuations of westerners, americans, german, french, british. how is it working in terms of evacuating nationals from other african countries out of sudan? . . , ., from other african countries out of sudan? . .,, ., , ., , , sudan? that has not been happening as many would _ sudan? that has not been happening as many would have _ sudan? that has not been happening as many would have wanted - sudan? that has not been happening as many would have wanted to, - sudan? that has not been happening as many would have wanted to, the i as many would have wanted to, the stories we are hearing is countries in the west of... there have been incidences where nationals were evacuated, for example were they were evacuating foreign nationals from sudan. there were citizens from burkina faso among that convoy. but we understand largely other african countries are monitoring the situation and possibly they could launch their own operations but so far what

a government source says that being taken to addis ababa and from that back to their home countries and one nigerian student who is still in call team is pleading for help from her government, saying that his situation is dia. since there is no electricity, there is no. i was having some little water left with the water. i can load for 2 days and i can show there is no water to drink. there is no food to drink. you cannot go out to the street to buy food. there is no you, there is nothing you can buy and even the cash is not there. the soldiers roaming about everywhere. and you don't know whether you're going to do the list. because the measles a clearly a desperate desperate situation. then let's go to all corresponding hipaa morgan who is also in call tune for us hippa that sees 5 e, the people were hoping for clearly, still not materializing. what is the latest on the fighting? while the rapid support forces accused the denise army of farming physicians in the northern parts of the capital to him, that's the theme of intern finding between the rapid support forces and the army on sat