so all of this is raising consent because both sides are arms, both sides have forces, both sides are earth, patient around the country. they are concerned that this one will take some time before it dies down and that they will be civilian casualty. as you're speaking here, but we're looking at pictures also coming in from metal we. that of course, is one of the hot spots in this tension talk us through what you're hearing about developments there. we can see a lot of smoke billowing over the horizon the to what we do know is that just moments after the fighting between the record courses and armed forces, meadow e as. 5 pricing there as well. no matter we has been at the center of attention between the 2 side for, for, for 3 days now. and that's because in the early hours of one day to some of the rapid support forces move toward the army base and the airport matter. we and stationed themselves there more than 100 cars from direct support for this patient and setting up a base camp near the army. and that is what heightened the already existing tension between the 2. by now, for the

how do you assess the state of operations for both sides? what operations for both sides?will tell you is _ operations for both sides? what i will tell you is the _ operations for both sides? what i will tell you is the focus i operations for both sides? what i will tell you is the focus of i i will tell you is the focus of late at least for the past eight months has been on bakhmut and that war continues to grind with no victory. but in the background you have russians digging in defensive positions and putting mines along their 800 mile tenuous border where they are trying to protect their land bridge to crimea in the ukrainians have been focused on getting european equipment and american equipment and all of the international equipment that has been pledged to them and they have been training and recruiting. so both sides have imprudently planning for this particular counter—attack, particularly the russians that are putting in the defence. i think this will be a hard fight and i think it will be a long fight simply because, in my view, neitherside fight simply because,

take both sides to i to start. just out of interest, i would it take both sides to have to start. justrest, - would it take both sides to have to contact acas independently to move this forward, is that how this works? i this forward, is that how this works? , ., this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ w, this forward, is that how this works? , . ~ , ., , works? i understand acas will only intervene if— works? i understand acas will only intervene if both _ works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides _ works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides believe - works? i understand acas will only intervene if both sides believe an l intervene if both sides believe an intervention is necessary. if one contact —— one side contacts them, the other side would need to say yes. it is not reasonable for a conciliation service to resolve something if both sides are not committed to resolving it. that is what they are there for and we need something, both sides are in danger of getting into a position where any movement gets into a climb—down so it is a good time to b

these people that both, both, both of them will be used for that part of the mother of formation. they were made to walk, to open them to any attack that they have. they can do 70. on hindsight, you can see that this could have been pre planned, but the fact of the matter is that both of them are, can knows the long, long list of crimes of that committed a t especially was they appeared quite a bit and nobody's really shedding tears with them, in fact, the chief of the state has been a petition for taking on the muslim op. yeah, but this is a major said back to his impression that he's protecting law in order to be there is a sense that vigilante justice is being celebrated. which is really wrong because just to mr. yogi was the chief minister, aspire the order has dreams of becoming the premise of this country. and this will not go down very well with what happened. at least 16 people have died in an apartment building fire and by the blaze swept through a 5 story building in the l. ross neighborhood, which is home to many migrant workers. the civil defense said it appeared. the

caller: they are both equally to blame, they both ran up the budget.oth parties still money from the american people. we see what is happening, we are broke. totally broke. all you have to do is go over to england where our company is registered, the u.s. company is registered, you can see we are in default. it is already done, we are just waiting for the press and the government to tell the people, you guys have already made up your mind. i've been watching since you started. almost daily. fair and balanced, ok, they were probably seven or eight democrats who called before you talked to one republican. you are disgusting, thank you. host: deborah in georgia, you think biden and democrats are mostly brain -- mostly to blame. caller: i have the wrong number. i could say both parties, but this man here. the way people think -- they are not thinking of what is going on. we spend money -- and only democrats or republicans. when the republicans got in there, they said it was coming because the economy was so bad. get the weight they lost with all the runnin

now they are angry at that at both sides. so who knows where they will, i mean, which side they will go, they will join or what kind of, you know, are probably a new forces. they will create to defend their neighborhoods, to defend their homes. and that is going only to add to the, to the tom, to the death of, of, of the war and the complexity of the situation in looking at the situation further down the line towards, or what had been an intention to move towards the transitional government. that all of that is based on trust. one can only imagine there is no trust anymore. how far back do you think has this set? that whole process that they were working towards? well, trust has been dwindling in sudan for many years now. and i mean, you have seen 2 or 3 years of demonstrations against the presence of the military and the control of the military in politics. or i'm in the, those for testers in the states are now feeling vindicated. but, you know, we gave you, at least we, we allowed you to stay in power or we, you know, we tr

both in asia and europe.er question was, how do we manage or think about managing cold war 2.0? there are problems with everest just. -- every suggestion. part of the mix has to be arms-control discussions. when the chinese are ahead they do not want to negotiate to avoid being ahead. when they are behind they do not want to lock in their inferiority. the chinese have been consistently resistant to arms-control. i think it is essential particular in terms of getting more and more equipment, confined spaces, accidents, miscalculations and protocols for encounters at sea, in the air and so forth. it will be much more complicated than world world -- cold war one. we are competing in cyberspace that was not his own, how we will manage that space i will not know. another thing is, we do not like the idea of spheres of influence. we should not like the idea of spheres of influence. it is true that big powers like a buffer around their borders. we kind of need to slack off a little bit on this close in surveillance.

and both armies are spread across the country. so it's gonna take time before one of the 2 sides believes or, or becomes convinced that it is better to negotiate for the viewers who are just joining us, explain to us that the difference between this is situation, which is one is tempted to said to, to feel as just between the rapid support forces and the student military and their 2 leaders. but it feels as though there's more to it, there are more players in this who are not as high profile, but nevertheless have a significant em to influence. and how this could play a so play out just talk us through what their rules could be and who they might be, right? at least in terms of the army itself. the army has never been. i mean, not, we're not talking about the top box, but we're talking about some generals in the army and some soldiers, many in the army are not and have never been happy with the presence of our stuff inside captain was up because he think this is a this is a militia from, from, therefore, they were utilized, they w

we have not been able to go out and both sides are very hard to go see it. we're talking about soldiers here. we're talking about people on the ground, not senior commanders. even if we do manage to talk to their leadership, to understand what's going on from their perspective, those on the ground don't necessarily agree with us moving around. so we have been in locked them for the past 3 days. and it's not only here where we are, that we're facing, love down other parts of the capital as well. residency that they can't leave their homes. because of this insecurity that they're facing. people have reported that the rapid support forces have been entering homes, losing properties and assaulting a women and people and residents of home. so there is concern by the residents around the capital where the fighting is intense, that the situation is not going to calm down soon. and people are afraid to venture out because they don't know and are uncertain of what they will face once they step out of their homes. will be recess in the army, have been fighting over a

i mean, both the still in charge of the respective countries. so what does change to get them to this point? well, we are, once again witnessing and others. chester, in the me, the least history. let's say because the, there's a continued graph richmond between various countries. and so you can see here, and this is something quite positive in turkish foreign policy as well, because we have only a small amount of time left to the general elections and presidential elections. and this kind of warm up looks fair, has a power to fax for an affairs as well as internal affairs. and i guess we should have a broader look to the approach mom between turkey, egypt in the last couple of months. as we remember in the mid march, our foreign minister was show and went to the title to get closer with the interruption regime. but at the same time, we now have education, foreign minister in our kara, and in a broader perspective, i think this is the continuation of the approach one between 2 can gulf countries including united arab emirates and solve the r o b

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how important is this visit for both countries? it is this visit for both countries?y important indeed, not only brazil has a new government that would like to show their priorities in of international affairs and meeting their major partners, and he has been meeting these partner since the beginning of the government, from january this year. i also think it's very important to highlight the optimism that is in place because of china reopening after almost three years closed due to the pandemic. of covid—i9. so i think we have a special window in which, the two things are very important, it is the first time that most business people can also be back to china and that there is also the time when the new government can come here and show how important china is as a partner to brazil. ., , , . ., , ., to brazil. your speciality, to let viewers know, _ to brazil. your speciality, to let viewers know, is _ to brazil. your speciality, to let viewers know, is agriculture. i to brazil. your speciality, to let i viewers know, is agriculture. what are both countries going to g

some of them on both of them, then what you can reach me as well. i was going to say how concerned are you about the spread of disease? now this point then we might be concerned about the situation in the company because you may know that the the health sector generally has been deprived from financing. but nevertheless, we may because they have been operating in the, in the last few days. now we a building for you. all right, thank you so much. talk to the bush, amber from call to ration opposition. activism. prominent kremlin critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by a court in moscow love you may have cut. melissa was convicted of treason and denigrating, the military who was arrested a year ago after he denounced russian president vladimir putin invasion of ukraine . motor car melissa has a long history of criticism of the leadership. take a closer look at him. then. when he began his career in journalism before making the jump to politics, cut him off, the became an adviser to prominent russian opposition leader boris themselves. now a

the rope was stretched between cranes on both sides of the danube. was also held by a team of 20 people on 3 barges on the river to stop it swaying to him.

you couldn't feel that border so much because they were both both countries. the u. k and the republic of ireland were part of the european union. so there was a free flow of trade and goods, so there were no barriers. when rex had happened and the u. katie cited to step out of the european union. there was the question of how do you deal with the new border? everyone agreed, and it was clear that you have to avoid having a so called hot border on the island of i, on the island of island. so they have decided to put the trade order in the i received this lead to control at the northern irish border, which then for example, the democratic union union, this party said are an effective feria between northern island and the rest of the u. k. so they have been not content with that and ever since. and they have been discussions around this and the democratic union is party as you are ready. heard is boy coaching right now to form a government in northern ireland. so very, very complicated situation that's been difficult for years and you has now reached the new agreement

and then after the fighting started both label the other as the enemy, the r s. f has described the head of the arm as a criminal and said that he will not self fighting until he takes control of all the army bases around the country. and then the army, branded the r s f as a rebel group, and are now targeting them as such. so it doesn't look like any mediation would actually have an impact on both sides. both sides seemed to be determined to, if not, this completely destroy the other than at least have an upper hand over the other. thank you for that update. hipaa morgan is i correspondent in khartoum, while the u. s. secretary of state antony blank and says the us and its allies. shay a deep concern about the fighting incident. he was speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 meeting, a foreign ministers in japan. as raleigh, are you again across all of our partners on the need for an immediate she's for in a return to toss talks that were very promising in felicia down on the past to a full transition to civilian life. government, people in sudan, one military back

the language that's coming out from both sides. you have my teeth, allow me, you have hamlet. hamid's, in the military, calling for the dismantling of a quote, a rebellious militia. and then you have him at t saying that the armed forces, chief, that is but hon is a criminal. so what does this language actually signal to you in terms of and terms of what happens next and how long this is going to continue with we, we would, we would as, as, as a political over act like activists. or they could see all the parties who signed the premium because even we are bulls. we are always saying that we need a one national army. we did good inpatient or a national adult thing. this was not there, neither in the army. 09 that in the militia. so that was the essence of the d. d r . who's was accepting this d d r in the way that it would be was therapy support for to speaking. frankie, the army was not ok. and that was because the problem, because the muslim brotherhood were much deep inside the army and the people inside the army like a banshee w

and china, as well as the national claim, all the circumstances, both both countries to rethink and to re position themselves in order to get benefit, what from what's going on? so i think both realize that we should move a little bit from the past and try to open a new chapter and their debate at relations. what's the, what's very interesting from here. if you look at the bi lateral economic relations between both countries, it didn't, it wasn't impacted by the political aperture. if you look at the for it, for example, the trade volume are increased the from $7000000000.20 colon 7. now it's $11000000000.00 if there was a factory volume and you can make the change between it and, and, and, and turkey, which is very significant with guns, though they cannot switching, both countries says the perfect storm bringing them back together at this point in time. use if i mean there are many issues that have divided the 2 countries over the last decade or so. i mean, what are the terms or preconditions of, of this reconciliation or is everything out for discussion at this point in time? do you

thank you both very much. hazel is _ this one did. thank you both very much. hazel is back on bbc two at this one did. thank you both very - much. hazel is back on bbc two at 7p and. you ready for a marathon between mark selby and mark allen? let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. leinster have reached rugby union's european champions cup final, beating toulouse 41—22 in dublin. jack conan went over twice. they'll play exeter or holders la rochelle back at the aviva stadium next scotland's robert macintyre has the clubhouse lead in the korea championship. he went round in 69 and is on eight under. another scot, scott jamieson is a shot further back. and on the final day of the jump racing season, there was an extraordinary double for kitty's light who won the day's big handicap chase at sandown — only a week after winning the scottish national. this year's jump trainer's title goes to paul nicholls and the top jockey is brian hughes. over the coming six days, nottingham will host the world championship for six teams in

catholic unorthodox to both russians and ukrainians. do you think that both sides should have agreed a thief fire over this weekend? why not? why not that can be such for, for the work. but unfortunately we have seen during the christmas shift by the it's not useful if work only for one side. if there are no other site that you can say and not respect, this fight is totally not usable. indeed, do you think that the allies of both russia and ukraine should have maybe done more to promote peace during this religious period? they think that the most for the piece can be done by the western countries, the countries that are in that want to the war against the russian, like europe, like usa, the container. so give weapons to ukraine for continue. this work is not to be responsive. sorry, it's not the responsibility of production. it's a responsibility of fuel of the container to send weapon for continue this one. no agenda. course really just side notes as okay. apologies for interrupting you. i think there's a bit of a delay on the line. i

if any mediation will have any effect on both sides, the army, and our both who seem determined to finish the other off. he but thank you for that update. he been morgan on the phone there from cartoon where people are enduring a 3rd day of fears. fighting between the army and the countries biggest military force, the rapids support forces with me the side showing signs of backing down. at least $97.00 people have been killed in these clashes, which began on friday as we just heard from hebrew, the regional block eguard held a meeting on foot don decided to send the president of south to don, the president of kenya, william booter, as well as a smile on my gay lay, the president of g booty to help with mediation efforts. the family decided on a number made a number of decisions. one of the most important decision is for the so dentist parties halter fighting to going to conditional sufficient force till it is to protect civilians and their, their decision was made was for these 3 presidents to engage with with sugar, hon and gender. mit and as you know, the 3 presidents are highly expedie

as both china and brazil turn to local currencies, both trade deals instead of the us dollar, bricks, member states promote financial multiple our take shifting away from the head, germany of the green back. we discussed these developments with on get we have been trading bridge. how many now we'd be getting caught in the baby. it's no longer dependency on dog at all or supremacy is done so much damage to south america into a press countries, the world over a massive loss of all the embattled video loss him on the school. so cool to fall commute in the don't yet. public as russia is, wagner group on bonds, ukrainian positions with as a 21 year old suspect is challenge to in the usa, the alleged leak of classified military documents. we look at how the corporate media has teamed up with the government to hunt down the source and clamped down on such revelations. ah, hello and welcome 8, 11 pm here in the russian campus. so, and this is on see international with the very latest world news update. just good to have you with us. our top story beside the chinese president sheet in pink pha

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both say they won't back down with a short cease far over a no clear path to peace. the conflict continues. christina horace, our country representative for sudan with a fleet foundation thinktank, and cartoon told us what she thinks needs to happen for this conflict to be resolved. one united army is indeed a key civilian demand for a potential future civilian governments. or you may know that in the past few months, there was a lot of hope for, for this final agreement between the military and the civilians to happen. and the military handing back the power to the civilians. the key issue of forming one united army, of course, would also include that are, sorry, that the, our sense militia was that the r s f militia was integrated into this army, which of course, is not in the interest of the, our staff. and they wanted to make this a tenure also process, the military push one or 2 potential talks may circle around those topics and reach a compromise to kind of diffuse tensions around. these are these issues, but this is not the immediate concern anymore. the immed

both are on to the seed, sir. unfortunately, the r s f, the minissha has managed to infiltrate itself throughout heart to him through through a, you know, within the neighborhoods, the residing in kind of civilian urban areas. and so any attempts by the soft to kind of draw them out and kind of, you know, and bump the science is going to effect as civilians and you know, and, and there, and didn't under let, within their kind of natural habitats. of course, of rug. thank you very much. that was almost raga. mccauley in cartoon sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world right now. the defamation trial against fox news is opening in the united states. dominion voting system says fox knowingly erred false claims that the company's ballot, counting machines had been used to rig the 2020 u. s. presidential election against them. president donald trump fox is part of rupert murdoch's media empire. saudi arabia's foreign ministers held talks with syrian president boucher allison in damascus. it's

and china, pushes both countries to think. both realize they should move a little bit from the past and try to open a new chapter. if we look at the bilateral economic relations between both countries, it was not impacted by the [indiscernible] the trade volume increased to $11 billion trade volume. it is very significant for both countries. tom: so it is a perfect storm bringing them back together at this time. there are been many issues that divided the two countries. what are the terms of this reconciliation or is everything up for discussion? >> everything probably will be on the table because as the previous guest mentioned, the changing conditions, especially in the world and in the area, forced these two countries to discuss on the table, but i do believe they will put aside the problems they cannot resolve and they will go further for the issues that they can. they will not discuss the issue about the muslim brotherhood because turkiye already started limiting their media coverage. nobody can push turkiye to accept the

john maher has more. >> they are both big time. cable news anchors, fox news lightning rod, tucker carlson and controversy prone cnn anchor don lemon, both out of a job in bombshell announcements just minutes apart. media analyst peter shankman doesn't think there's any connection. i don't think the 2 are connected. i don't think that the pr war rooms of each of each shot network talk to each other before this happened. i think that what would definitely did happen is is that fox issued press release person. 5 minutes later, someone cnn's up. so you've got to be kidding. but that did not matter to joe biden. that tucker carlson news did break first. fox releasing a statement saying they have agreed to part ways adding. >> we thank him for his service to the network. the news comes almost one week after a massive 787 million dollar settlement was reached between fox news and dominion voting systems. >> the company accused fox news of knowingly pushing untrue conspiracy theories about the voting machine company falsely portraying the

both sides of overburdened by the cost of modern weapons, both rightly alarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom, yet both right thing to alter that uncertain balance of terror. then stay the hand of mankind. final war. so let us begin anew remembering on both sides that stability is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. at both side. explore what problems unite us and set up a laboring those problems which divide us. let both sides for the first time formula their it and precise proposal for the inspection and control of arms and bring the absolute power to destroy other nations under the absolute control of all nations. let both side seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors to together. let us explore the stars, conquer the desert, eradicate disease, cap the ocean depth and encourage the arts and commerce. let both sides unite to hate in all corners of the earth. the command of i say to undo the heavy burden and let the oppressed go free. and if a beachhead of

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both sides are tired and there's equal pressure on both ukraine and russia when it comes to soldiers when it comes to troops and weapons the situation is quite bad on both the sides. but comes to soldiers when it comes to troops and weapons where do you see is the situation worse as of now? that's really difficult to tell from a distance because of course both sides also have an interest in under reporting their own losses. so it's really difficult to say from a distance. but what i might add, coming back to the nuclear rhetoric, this intensification of the nuclear rhetoric right now suggests that russia is really trying to use all levers to gain leverage again in this current situation and to deter or at least slow down further western support for ukraine as we have mentioned before as well so this suggests that russia is really trying to use all the tools it has to improve its situation, could tackle this situation. well, i think nato has been, has been reacting very calmly to the nuclear rhetoric as well and so i think that's good not to increase the risk further and to remain vig

so that's basically a wrap up of both. what vladimir putin and alexander lucas jenko have said so far at this meeting. the ins has won't, that the global power struggle between the us and china is fact mincing the planet into new blocks on the process is likely to make the world economy. poor firms and policy makers are increasingly looking at strategies for moving production processes to trusted countries. with aligned political preferences to make supply chains less vulnerable to geopolitical tensions. a fragmented global economy is likely to be a poor one. while there may be relative and possibly absolute winners from diversion such gains are subject to substantial uncertainty. we need to look back as to why all this has happened and i think is really that the i'm at is trying to bytes. it's fiscal policy on a massive changing global events, right? so since the start of the special military operation, the united states is really driven a wedge between, between countries that support his narrative on ukraine and those th

and we've also seen, and that's been going both ways. for example, there are more than 2000 french companies invested in china and those investments worth more than 20000000000 u. s. daughter is and there are over $300.00 chinese companies invested friends. and it's not just in traditional industries, but also in new technology, for example, new energy vehicles and power batteries. so that is created over $50000.00 jobs in the span. so i think the numbers alone can you know, tell us and friends, it's going strong and did this and it seemed to speak for themselves. well, di, k, e. c, gen correspondent. thanks very much for breaking down the business of micro to china . hope you'll keep us updated on any developments that well, the eu has again laid should china on his moral duties with europe's top diplomats threatening beijing with worsening relations as the country strengthens it, ties with moscow is a clear expectation from a permanent member of the security council, to stand up in defense of international rules, racial order, and chin

rapid support forces to agree to it, but both agreed to the 72 hours. the fire that has been proposed by the united states, the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united nations. and they are confirmed, especially after the 1st few days of fighting when both sides made it very clear that they did not want to talk. and it looks like those who are trying to meet the aide between the 2 sites are having issues bringing the 2 sites together. but right now, people in the capital are focused more on whether this the fire that the 2 sides agree, agreed on, will hold the theme, the previous, the fires, they were able to hear the artillery strike. they were able to see the 5 h s. m b or strike in their residential neighborhood. so they're concerned that this upcoming sees that both sides agreed to would not hold and that they would continue to suffer as a result. moving through the aftermath of battle in what used to be a marketplace. now amunition, shelf, litter, the 3 the situation remain sire, for sudanese, trapped inside a 50 turned battleground, but maybe it's

so it's really a trip that is of interest to both leaders.to both leaders. , ., ., leaders. i understand that lulu will be in china — leaders. i understand that lulu will be in china for— leaders. i understand that lulu will be in china for four _ leaders. i understand that lulu will be in china for four days. _ leaders. i understand that lulu will be in china for four days. that's - be in china for four days. that's double the time compared to the almost 48 hours that he spent in the us earlier this year. does not give you a sense about priorities with regard to how important china is versus other countries like the us, for instance? i versus other countries like the us, for instance?— for instance? ithink it does, buti also think we _ for instance? ithink it does, buti also think we run _ for instance? ithink it does, buti also think we run the _ for instance? ithink it does, buti also think we run the risk- for instance? ithink it does, buti also think we run the risk of- also think we run the risk of perhaps overstating just a little bit.

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both that both commercial and military, in addition to the satellites, of course, both sides are, are targeting each other satellites. in case the proverbial balloon goes up. so it's, it's, it's dicey, it's dangerous, but i fully expect both sides to be doing something like this to know where those critical nodes choke points are. and that, that just goes without saying they come in response that they just said, maybe we should be thinking about what happened to the know stream through scene is that there's been no conclusion following the investigations that out following the new stream, forming some western media out this politicians accused russia of blowing up its own pipelines. do you think anyone is still taking these claims seriously? only the need in order to offset any pointing fingers at them. seymour hersh not only pointed to the united states, but also to the british. the british were very and, and i've had one other source of mine who's very knowledgeable of that development, also confirmed the british were involved in addition to the norwegian, so this, this was the, was

and they, they kept trying to think kate, both the signs. but it was very obvious that neither of them was willing to give an inch. and neither of them was actually came in with, with full sort of 70 that they wanted the framework to succeed. and when we, what's been happening since yesterday, it's very clear to me that this is the end game for both of them. and he says, power struggle at this moment, and the ones who are paying the price at the very half the price are us, the people you keep time here. you mentioned that this is about power less. what's at stake if both parties lose their power or are we talking here about more economic interests? are we talking about the personal ambitions of for behind and how mattie, or what is that exactly or, or is it both? me. i'm one of the entities, both entities of the are assess where they come from, what they are now and the army, the institute of the army. this is to the needs army committee, has seen his power and his position grow in the past few years. and this is obviously somewhat of a thre

both are seeking total victory. and i don't think that's a surprise for anyone who's been following the tensions in the build up this conflict. now worse to down to a descendant, to full scale civil war than the entire horn of africa region. if yoga the, the most populous country in the region will be heavily affected. south sudan, which is in crisis in egypt, which is one of the key backers of the regime in cartoon. chad which has been hosting sudanese refugees for many years, all would be heavily affected. and so there is a scramble, including an african union emergency meeting this afternoon, or today in at is about to try to respond to the crisis. but for now, what's happening in sudan seems to be moving beyond anybody's control. i don't think there's any single actor that has the leverage with both sides. the united arab emirates has leverage, has, has been engaging with both sides in the build up to this conflict. egypt is of course, a major backer of the government in, in khartoum. other gulf states also have

so 2 different institutions the prince make up, but both are both armed, both spread across the country and now both fighting each other. and it doesn't look like it's a battle that was and in, in a day or 2. and that's again because the art that has grown over the past 2 years, especially since the head that became the deputy head of the rack at the board forces. all right, so we just crossed 830 g m t a few minutes ago. maybe it's a good time. take a little breather and let's bring viewers up to speed with what's happening in the hollow tomb in sudan right now. so reports started to trickle in about half an hour ago or so. of fighting, haven't broken out. we're looking at life pictures, you can clearly see smoke. there does look like travel is brewing in the capital hard tomb reports talk about this is of course a claim statement coming in from the rapid support forces saying that what about one of their units was attacked in an army camp in sober by the sudanese army that's of course a statement by the r s f. that's their side of the story. we can't confirm that at this point, but th

and we know that both both type regional international allies, a lot of dynamics within the military sphere and lots of escalation. unfortunately out of the limits of what we can do for the time. but hopefully some discussion would have been we, we record some negotiations on some channels to be open between the 2, the 2 side to, to find a way out obviously to read this because, you know, if there was a response, i love of invitations that, that it is expanding, paul, and maybe it'll become one of the most damaging the longest was in the history of where does this leave the hopes for the transition of power, the civilian rule. yes. we are entering the state confrontation, it will be extremely, extremely complicated. already complicated. we were over the, you know, within this librium here between these 2. i mean that we are trying to sort out some physical solutions to proposal for security reform institutional report for the use of the general. but since this confrontation this morning, the situation is becoming extremely much complex. but we love the website to do our best to find

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but the art says continue to grow in both fights and by some estimates it now both 100000 tests on it. it took on several roles including border security and maintaining law and order cross sudan activists accused out of 5th of participating in the killing of $120.00 for the pro democracy professors in june 2019. but it's how much is aspirations for rival political leadership in cartoon that led to discourse with his ally, elbow han, and paved the way for the current situation. differences over the terms of integration of the stuff into the army intensified after the signing of a framework agreement that lay the foundations for the transitional period in december, 2020 to the failure of talks on and other issues. finally, led to what the observers have been warning about and all our military confrontation practice group was warning just 10 years ago. you know, while by here was still in power that if you ever left power, one of the big concerns would be that he left behind such a mess in terms of the military insecurity that a huge risk was that these parties would themselves turn on