so far, we have realized that although relations between egypt and greece, egypt has always been respectful to the turkish economical zones. for that reason, the normalization of relations between turkiye and egypt will have no relations on greece and cyprus. those two problems are separate. the normalization of relations between turkey and egypt probably will not have any effect on the elections inside turkey because the agenda is different. the turkish existence in libya is very important from the security of europe. russian forces inside libya, you should understand [indiscernible] another issue about that problem is that without the turkish existence inside libya, there would be a huge flow of refugees. turkey prevented that flow of refugees from libya to europe. we should never forget that. >> we should also underline this created the tension between turkey and egypt as well. for turkey, libya has quite significant, but this is not as serious. in the long run, it is serious, but it is not the same thing egypt sees libya as a security problem. i do agree that turkey's position in libya

some say the recess precedes egypt support for general hubbard hahn as a threat. egypt reported lease and jet fighters just before the fighting started and additional pilots. soon after to support albert han, he entered gyptian, president of the sutter health sissy, have grown closer in recent years. in terms of military corporation, red sea security and trade. since he has been working to improve ties with sedans, army since former president, all modeled by, she was removed from power in a coup in 2019. earlier this month, the 2 armies held naval drills at ports. ford on the red sea. both sides opposed the construction of its european mega dam on the nile river. egypt fears the ground renaissance danville significantly reduce it, share the now's water and effective agriculture and electricity production. while at your p, i'm in teens, the dime is essential for it's a comic development sedans unfolding human carrying crisis is a concern for egypt. the journey from her to him is long, more than a 1000 kilometers by road and dangerous. people describe having to go through dozens of chec

we'd have no effect to the relations of egypt and greece and turkey and egypt. for that reason, those full problems are apart from each others, but i should also add that the normalization of relations between 2 care and egypt probably won't have an effect to the elections inside. took care because the agenda inside to gaze completely different inside took care. but i should also, at one not to helene that the turkish existence inside egypt for in libya and which is very important from the security off the sar loon flank security of europe. you know that the russian forces inside a libya whilst together with devora or poly for half that and if they were successful, you should understand that the european southern flank, especially the ita live, won't be in the tread off the russian threat, which we know from the ukraine and other issue about that is the problem, is that a be thought the turkish existence inside libya data will be a huge flow of refugee is because of the clashes from libby to the europe to kill. so through and that, that flow of refugees from lib

c. lead a coup against egypt. first, democratically elected president mohammed more see how he was backed by turkey year, and president reesa type air to juan condemned. the move relations between the 2 nations took a turn for the worse, especially after turkey, a provided refuge for rejection, dissidence. many of them leaders of the muslim brotherhood hiero calls us members terrorists in the conflict in libya and caro banks the countries internationally recognize government, but cairo, so pores warlord collie for half dar and his forces in 2019 took. he is signed a maritime boundary agreement. with libya and that further fuel disputes with egypt over energy exploration in the mediterranean sea. now egypt meets help to support its economy and that something to a kia could provide. and their to on is seeking international support ahead of a presidential election and may their attempt to warm ties apparently sweeping years of differences and turning former rivals and to allies, katya lopez, civilian for insights, st

can egypt for 2 reasons? one of them is you establish what's called the east method indian guess forum in 2090 ethics. it secluded took you from that forum, which includes other kinds of such as your dental italy, france, and cyprus. and we know, but it will that cyprus and these are the main adversities of turkey, the main fault of dicky, and they have good relations with egypt. so would you sacrifice? it's rachel, with these 2 countries in order to appease, satisfy, take your or something else. the 2nd issue is that until now, it did not limit or the democrat they are by the time borders. and this is an issue that we look at when it comes to the future relation to both countries. ok. unfortunately we have run out of time. thank you very much. it's going to be fascinating to see how this plays out. thank you very much. so 3 gifts today use of alabama helene, sorry out in cali, l. a man, thank you very much for being on inside story and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visi

c, in egypt. well, if i were serving in the binding ministration at this time, which i'm not, i would be questioning, asking very, very serious questions about our relationship with egypt. the bible ministration is very clear, right? it knows, as did the trump administration, as did the obama administration that cc have been pursuing much closer relations with russia for some time. and i believe that the biden administration, like its predecessors, have thought to manage that and see what it can do with this influence. and leverage to keep cc more or less on the side. but then, you know, the game changed completely when, when russia illegally invaded ukraine last year. and so the idea that that the egyptian leader would potentially be providing military support to russia. you know, put, puts egypt in a very, it's a very, it raises some very uncomfortable questions about who side egypt is on when it comes to, you know, not just us priorities, but also european priorities. europe is a very important

that's key that the final aspect that i'd like to mention is egypt, egypt is absolutely not in the, in a, a transition to, to 1000000000 government. but egypt is making calculation from my miscalculation from my perspective, in the sense that they, they actually are underestimating the influence of the form of members of the national congress party that are backing hon. they feel that that would be on their side. and even though they're the regime at least as opposed to they sign or so to speak, they are estimating the strength and the role of the remnants as we call them down the national congress party. here again, we want to talk about a final important source of patronage, and that is the vast well of the national congress party of its members. much of that well, actually is in other countries, other bank accounts. this is why discussions of targeted sanctions against these 2 general is, i believe, is going to be extremely important, is already on the table in congress in the united states. okay, hold your thoughts about this. how did says targeted sanctions against the sou general

egypt is absolutely not interested in a transition to the civilian government, but egypt is making calculationm my miscalculation from my perspective in the sense that they actually are underestimating the influence of the former members of the national congress party that are backing burhan. they feel that he would be on their side. and even though their the regime at least is opposed to the islamists so to speak, they are underestimating the strength and the role of the remnants as we call in sudan of the national congress party. here again we want to talk about the final important source of patronage, and that is the vast wealth of the national congress party and its members. much of that wealth actually is in other countries, other bank accounts. this is why discussions of targeted sanctions against these two generals i believe is going to be extremely important. it's already on the table in congress in the united states. folly: okay, kholood, thoughts about this, he says targeted sanctions against these two generals and he also said something interesting that sudan cannot be led by either

, but everything was ready to implement nasser's plans to fulfill his dreams for egypt, the greatest of nasser and his friends was industrial development and prosperity in egypt after the revolution. the structure left over from the monarchy and the presence of britain had left a chaotic economic situation for mehr, which had to be fundamentally changed. in order to achieve this goal, nasser had an ambitious plan to build he had a dam with the name of excellent dam in isban region by building this dam, nasser was trying to help egypt's agriculture in the lower reaches of the nile, and by means of its power plant, it also provided electricity to the developing industries in rislat. at that time, it was the largest example in the world, and naturally, it required a lot of money to build it . about 400 million dollars in 1954 was a significant figure. nasser, who in those years had a good relationship with the western world, especially the united states , submitted egypt's request to the world bank, which was managed by the united states , and the united states and britain agreed to thi

and as long as egypt obviously. ready with the staff military, but still there was partners and providing gold mines there. there's obviously the mercenaries that was sent to young and accordingly. and so it's no surprise. obviously the rates are supporting hey miss, he can this fight, i think both civil magically and then and you know, reportedly and to be in the you know, militarily as well. right. so so, so i think, but just to conclude very quickly, there's the ideological prism in the way that the cameras view security, which i think is very different than why how egypt is use. most people understand what you're doing this, but for the cameras, i think there's, there's quite a very fundamental fear. i think for them of, you know, obviously you know, the remnants of the shears islamist loyalists, particularly i think they'd give her hans, particularly under pressure for them. there was reports for hon. and, you know, it was under pressure from the cameras to try to rain the constituency in but seems more and mor

now nasser 's lucky star suddenly turned off and the people of egypt were faced with the truth. find the suez canal crisis in the year 1956 and turning a military defeat into a political victory is the responsibility of love. now it is more than 10 years that nasser is the undisputed leader of the world. every politician who has a little bit of an independence perspective meets him and sukarno, the president of indonesia, castro and che guevara . in the west, as well as the african leaders, everyone is eager to meet and host nasser in their countries, so many heads of arab countries, who have an eye on nasser for a thousand and one reasons , were forced to have a commemorative photo in this because of his popularity. for years, he has been busy implementing his ambitious plans in egypt and it is the middle east that enjoys the support of the people both internally and has an important global ally such as the soviet union, from all-round development in egypt to intervention in the yemen war and sending troops to this country to help the rebellion of leftist colonels to overthrow

today i am in egypt egypt rightfully bears the title of the cradle of civilization, and many discoveries lands. today , it is the ancient egyptians who use the whole world, for example, they calculated that there are 36.55 days in a year, and 24 hours in a day. here, according to different versions, ink scissors were invented , not to mention the know-how in construction and it's not just about the pyramids , take a look. this is the karnak temple complex. stogigatars that boggle the imagination. almost 3 km along the alley of 365 sphinxes and we are already in another luxor temple complex. here, too , each pharaoh tried to make his own contribution in order to perpetuate his own name. second and this and this in general in ancient times, the statue of ramses was built here eight, to be sure. and now we are going from the city of the living to the city of the dead, calmly, these are two parts. here it is the valley of the kings with tombs, as you know, they were kept, not only sarcophagi, but also jewelry, clothing, furniture , household utensils, the egyptians believed that all this can

cuz obviously egypt is opposed to their samus movements in egypt and in the region. nevertheless, this is america, convenience. egypt has always wanted a reliable from their perspective stable allies, the relationship between hon and cc close egypt ones that not only for strategic reasons, but also for economic reasons as well. and of course, the concern for them at the moment is, are the night and waters and their competition and conflict with the job. and that, of course, the egypt is an exit central kind of issue. so their relationship with port hon at their counting on. and i'm not sure that that's actually a good calculation, that somehow they could have a complete influence over him without having to deal with a slam as to the national congress party, and many of whom have been released from prison the last few days for example. so i think that egypt to find itself in a difficult situation in that respect, i think historically as you know, the united app and with assisted and supported him at 1st in 2015 when they utilized him as one of the board, hong defend mercenaries to the w

because obviously egypt opposed to their established movements in egypt and in the region. nevertheless, this is a marriage of convenience. egypt has always wanted to reliable from their perspective stable allied the relationship and hon and cc close egypt. once that not only for strategic reasons, but also for economic reasons as well. and of course the concern for them at the moment is our benign waters and their competition and conflict with and that of course the egypt is next essential kind of issue. so their relationship with the hon that they are counting on. and i'm not sure that that's actually a good calculation. that somehow they could have a complete influence over him without having to deal with a slam as to the national congress party, many of whom have been released from prison or the last 3 days for example. so i think that egypt to find itself in a difficult situation in that respect, i think historically, as you know, the united melissa has assisted and supported him at 1st in 2015 when they utilized him as one of the 4 hom descent mercenaries, to the war in yemen and

well, we are told from tradition that every fifth jew left egypt, 4/5 simply remained in egypt assimilatedof the egyptians, usually only those who believed in the one god believed her miracles and dared to leave, in general, because of the settled. uh civilized egypt wasted lifeless desert. it certainly was a feat. eh when a large people goes, er, in general, nowhere without the prospect of food and food and, in general, the existence of the lifeless. alexandrovich, and you need to prepare especially for the holiday in particular. there is such a tradition that to get rid of leavened food in the house is some kind of food. why do you need to do this, and what is it about? i would say, the strictest holiday in terms of the law in kashrut is an additional law. uh, the most important law related to the fact that there should not be anything leavened in the base at home - these are the five main tanks of cereals - this is, wheat. rye, barley, oats, and both, which should not be leavened, that is, should not be in contact with water for more than 18 minutes, when even theoretically the image co

well, i think in the case of egypt, it's very well known that in general, egypt is backing hon as an individual even if they are opposed to the remnants or rather that they stand missteps, form and members of the national conference party. because obviously egypt, it is opposed to their samus movements in egypt and in the region. nevertheless, this is america, convenience. egypt has always wanted a reliable from their perspective stable allies, the relationship between hon and cc close egypt ones that not only for strategic reasons, but also for economic reasons as well. and of course, the concern for them at the moment is, are the 9 waters and they are competition and conflict with the appeal. and that, of course, for egypt is an ex, essential kind of issue. so their relationship with hon at their counting on. and i'm not sure that that's actually a good calculation, that somehow they could have a complete influence over him without having to deal with a slam as to the national congress party, and many of whom have been released from prison over the last few days. for example, so i

in the case of egypt. you _ providing rockets? in the case of egypt. you know. _ providing rockets?iding rockets? in the case of egypt, you know, we know- providing rockets? in the case of egypt, you know, we know that. providing rockets? in the case of i egypt, you know, we know that our intelligence surveys, british intelligence surveys, british intelligence service is always paying attention to what partners and allies as well as adversaries are thinking. i'm very struck that each of�*s president has come out and flatly denied this, so what ever went down in that relationship, both egypt and the us now are saying no problem, nothing to see here, we are not going to disturb the ongoing military and diplomatic relations. that is far more important than that the allegation. in fact, the allegation may not have egypt and we know in cases like this, this is about an information whereas much as it is a military work, and i want to, what narrative does this support to? who do these documents give most credence to? whose battle do they most throw weight behind? it's an information work,

., ,_ , ., egypt? no. this concept of refugee cam - , egypt? no.of refugee cam, it egypt? no. this concept of refugee camp. it doesn't — egypt? no. this concept of refugee camp, it doesn't exist _ egypt? no. this concept of refugee camp, it doesn't exist in _ egypt? no. this concept of refugee camp, it doesn't exist in egypt. - camp, it doesn't exist in egypt. even years ago, when many syrians have arrived in this country, escaping the war, they didn't stay in camps. they usually stay in residential compounds just like egyptians. and this is one of the things that egyptians are really proud of. they say that sudanese syrians, they'rejust proud of. they say that sudanese syrians, they're just like brothers syrians, they�* re just like brothers and syrians, they're just like brothers and sisters to the egyptian people. —— sudanese syrians. so they stay in residential areas. —— sudanese syrians. so they stay in residentialareas. so —— sudanese syrians. so they stay in residential areas. so i've been talking the last couple of days to sudanese who have

egypt. egypt has a concern for water from the river nile.is dam, they feel it could cut off the water supply that goes into egypt and bolsters the agriculture. they are looking to sudan to stop this ethiopian project. this man, egypt's president, is a close friend of the general. they went to the same military college and he has sent fighter jets military college and he has sent fighterjets and pilots into sudan to help the general take command of the air space. and saudi arabia and the air space. and saudi arabia and the u. ae have spent billions in sudan. their concern is to invest in agriculture that will help them provide food security for their own desert—dwelling populations. so billions of dollars have gone into this already. but beyond that, $6 billion was agreed in a deal which was meant to facilitate the construction of this massive new port facility in sudan. whether that will go ahead will depend on the political situation. saudi arabia and the uae have worked with both generals and soldiers were sent to fight in yemen alongside

kono benito's cut against the dotted line of ulit kole nasser informed the people of egypt about the bitter defeats that no one except the military and political leaders had information about in the past few days. now, nasser's lucky star suddenly turned off and they faced a bitter truth. huawei saber khorasani vahid and mesi divar after the end of the suez canal crisis in 1956 and turning a military defeat into a political victory for love. it has been more than 10 years since nasser is the leader undisputedly, the world from east to west became the world of every politician, no matter how few he has a pro-independence outlook, he meets with him, and indonesian president sukarno in the city to fidel castro and che guevara in the west, as well as african leaders , are all eager to meet and host nasser in their countries, more than many heads of arab countries who for a thousand and one reasons nasser's eyes are on the rise because of his popularity, he is forced to even have a commemorative photo. in these years , he is busy implementing his ambitious plans in egypt and the middle ea

so on thursday, 20 may, we went to egypt.— may, we went to egypt. may, we went to egypt. i think we are having some _ may, we went to egypt. i think we are having some problems - may, we went to egypt. i think we are having some problems with i may, we went to egypt. i think we | are having some problems with the line, i'mjust are having some problems with the line, i'm just worried that we can't hear you very well. can line, i'm just worried that we can't hear you very well.— line, i'm just worried that we can't hear you very well. can you hear me? i can hear you — hear you very well. can you hear me? i can hear you now. _ hear you very well. can you hear me? i can hear you now. we _ hear you very well. can you hear me? i can hear you now. we are _ i can hear you now. we are seeing pictures now of the smoke billowing in the sky in khartoum — i think you sent our team some pictures yourself, of bullet holes in the building where you were living at the time? . , , ., the time? that is where my daughter was sta in: the time? that is where my daughter

others have already fled by travelling overland, many of them to egypt.moment, we'll have the latest from cyprus and from egypt but first, the latest on the situation in sudan from our africa correspondent andrew harding. safely out of sudan, the first plane carrying british nationals landed backin carrying british nationals landed back in cyprus this evening. the rescue mission began early in the morning, several raf planes setting off for sudan capital khartoum not know if a ceasefire in the city would last days or even hours. it has been incredibly challenging because of the changing nature. we have had to work up complex plans involving numerous royal air force aircraft and a great number of military personnel who have been flown in from the uk over the last few days. flown in from the uk over the last few da 5. ,, . v flown in from the uk over the last fewda s. ,, . fl. flown in from the uk over the last fewdas. ,, . few days. sudan's ceasefire came into force in _ few days. sudan's ceasefire came into force in khartoum _ few days. sudan's ceasefire c

soviet advisers came to the middle east to equip the armies of egypt and syria.at general saadi shazam of iran, as the commander of his armed forces , entrusted him with the choice of improving the power of the egyptian army. he has been the commander for many years. he was the special forces of the egyptian army and had a lot of experience in previous wars. general saad shazli branched for a month long day and night to plan the attack on the sinai desert . ground and naval forces of course one of the most important exercises that had to be redesigned was the plan to cross the suez canal in the shortest possible time. were the forces of the egyptian and syrian armies counting the minutes to start this battle on saturday , october 6, 1973, coinciding with yom kippur , the biggest holiday in the jewish calendar and at the same time as the tenth month of ramadan, the war began at 14:00 mehrabad air force, 220 fighter planes passed through the suez canal, and all the command centers and fruits along the suez canal, including the stations , were subjected to heavy bom

00] the supply of 40,000 122-mm rockets are actually unguided rockets for the hail system, and even egypt and moscow agreed on a price for each projectile there, about $1,500 for one unit, and were even supposed to enter into a contract about this, it became known to the united states because of the intelligence of information, and sometime in march, representatives of washington first visited cairo, and then defense minister austin went there and asked the president of egypt to actually ensure the supply of art ammunition to ukraine. it was precisely on march 9, egypt at first nothing was to be done, but already in the new documents of the same date for march 9, i am talking about the intelligence documents , it was written that in fact egypt had changed its mind to cooperate with the russian federation and made an internal decision on the supply of 152 mm and 155 mm ammunition mm to ukraine, and the planned visit to moscow by the leadership of egypt, which was supposed to sign contracts for the supply of weapons to the russian federation, was canceled. this is the story. but it is inter

. >> we will go to egypt here in the front, and then to andrea. egypt, right here.ront row. >> thank you. i have two quick questions. i notice under the program approved for egypt december, the view of the bond deal was planned to be conducted on march 15, which paved the way for egypt to receive the second term of the loan. can you please tell us updates on that. my second question is on the debt crisis and inflation threats that place greater burdens on developing countries. i the imf will step up its efforts particularly with the huge financial gaps these countries are experiencing? director georgieva: egypt, like so many of our members, as experienced -- has experienced the extraordinary shots of the past few years, and in the case of egypt a very high dependency on imports of grain from the area of the war played particularly a severe role. we have agreed on a sound program that has three critical elements. one, exchange-rate equilibrium. two, increasing the opportunity for private sector to deliver jobs and growth in egypt, expending growth via the private sec

now egypt has so many enemies that every month various operations were carried out against the fledglingernment, which britain, israel and the united states were responsible for after the revolution. free officers are one of the programs the new era of equipping the egyptian army with modern weapons and updating the country 's defense forces was definitely a threat to the existence of israel . while on the other hand, with a similar request from the zionist regime, advisors and new weapons were sent to occupied palestine . at this time, france was the first country to make a modification to the fighters according to all the similar cases during the cold war, after hearing a negative response in equipping egypt. his army was sent to moscow by america, which was the answer it was already known that the soviet union was able to obtain modern weapons. mehtab also promised to cooperate in many industrial and construction projects of this country . for gamal abdul nasser , it was like a golden key to enter the arab world and influence a significant part of the middle east. the first shipment o

dayan's main plan was to continue the wars against egypt without sending his forces to other fronts, but the complete defeat of the mehr air force in the early hours of the war allowed him to send some of his forces to the west bank. jordan's attack on the west jerusalem gave israel a good opportunity to put this city and the entire west bank on the agenda . the second day, which continued in the streets of jerusalem , in order to control all the citizens step by step from the city of jerusalem google amer the commander of the joint staff of the army and the name to save his forces in sinai they ordered to retreat, a decision that resulted in more disaster than the previous day, for example, this decision caused the confusion of the egyptian forces in sinai and the right opportunity to be targeted by the israeli air force, the sari plane relentlessly destroyed the egyptian ground forces. three times israel's health without air cover had become completely defenseless targets, but this retreat catastrophically destroyed the egyptian front in sinai, and this is a picture of the complete

that's when egypt saab the fact that her c. c led him military coup against the elected president mohammed mercy, who was a turkish ally, said because of all glue has more from ankara. at 1st, libya was one of the most important topics, syria, jerusalem, a besides the violates of cooperation and economic corporation. and who helped diploma edition cost, how they could cooperate on the regional ability. parents, the after a 1011 year old school of diplomacy, relation to conference, have understood that they have weight in solving the original issue. in libya, they have been defending the opposite sides of the conflict, but as turkish foreign minister said, during the joint press, come, fraser, he said, we understood that our final goals are the same. 2 countries are asking for a territorial integrity, political, united and sovereignty for libya, for the benefit of libya and a both egypt entry q on the other side. they discuss syria, the stability and security in syria and turkey is recent engagement with the syrian government in

data that russia agreed with egypt on the supply ammunition, well, i will remind you of egypt duringr, and there was a history of its own in the arab world, the war against israel. well, the soviet union actively supported egypt with instructors, weapons, planes, not ammunition, and i was a river last time i was in egypt, or before the war , they said there why do they love russia well maybe in ukraine, too, because the soviet union once built this dam for them and they could take a generator there, that is, they have electricity, and they said that well, thank you, because our older brother helped us. well, they have it somehow from generation to generation it was passed down in them, it lives in them, that's why it is such a natural history in them. well, when it became known, the story about these shells, the egyptian government, which, by the way , is very strongly connected now and depending on it from the trigger of the united states of america financially and economically , they said no , we will not hand over ammunition to russia, we will give it to ukraine . please tell me w

share at once it causes irreparable damage to egypt's agriculture. the reduction in the planting share of some agricultural items also limited the cultivation of rice and cotton and even nuisance trees only to some provinces. of course , according to experts, the consequences of 109 in egypt go beyond agriculture. if this number of workers becomes a workforce, what economic, social and political disaster will occur. we need to spend 30 billion dollars annually to buy food from sudan, and it has also affected the water behind sudan's dams. the first water intake of al-nehda dam has been removed from the production cycle it had a direct impact on sudan's electricity production and our hydroelectric power plants were out of order. sudan's agricultural sector is under unfavorable conditions . farmers have to use electric motors for water pumps for irrigation, but they have suffered serious damage. our damage is irreparable. the government should help us. i am a farmer and this kara is my blood and ancestors 109 it has been more than a decade that it has

what does egypt go? what's egypt reaction is going to be, these are there. so this, they were here for joint military drills. they've been captured. what's going to happen? i think we need to get away from all the politics talk like this person failed or this person did not. and just trying to think practical and try to think, what can we do? what steps can we take right now to put an end to what's happening to the escalade? we can hear the final word on that. i'll give you the final word on that because we did hear from dr. dean and maria on that. but what do you think needs to be done next? is it the diplomatic pressure that can help her? i think diplomacy is not going to work. i think basically they need to yank those who have interest and those who have a way where, but they tend to see or more high to really stuff up. and i think this is where the role of the likes of the, the choice, the usa and the likes of the saudi government, and the u. e, in egypt re otherwise it's going to come to their board is i don't think it was any, any more problems on thei

hundreds have crossed into egypt over the past few hours and itj egypt over the past few hours and itve exact figures yet but we know that dozens have been crossing into the egyptian territories since yesterday and many sudanese families will spend a few days on a very hectic road trip and have made it to the egyptian side of the border and we know that they are finding difficulties to find places to stay in hotels which are fully booked. trains that can take them from the borders into a city like cairo, for example, they have no places, so there are some logistic hurdles facing these families who have already been suffering on the sudanese side of the border. the egyptian government did not say what plans it will put in place to try and resolve any of the problems facing those who have fled the war but it is worth mentioning that there is a large sudanese community, more than 4 million people living in egypt, so many of those who have crossed into egypt will have family members or relatives or friends who can help them settle. so it may be the government has that in mind. it has not

at the border with egypt. the u.s., surprise, surprise, joe biden has confirmed he will be running for second term as president. the election will be held in november 2024, just eks before he is set to turn 82. he's the oldest american president to seek reelection. running on the slogan, together we can finish the job for the american people, this is what he had to say in his first appearance since making the announcement. pres. biden: our economic plan is working. we now have to finish the job i was born to do, and you're leading the way, shovels and the ground, cranes in the air, factories opening. under my predecessor, infrastructure became a punchline. on my watch infrastructure has become a decade headline. >> prior to that speech and before much of official washington had even started it stayed this morning, mr. biden released a campaign video announcing his run. our north american correspondent has been taking a closer look at that video. >> that's why i'm running for reelection. >> joe biden set the to

world and france were given an ultimatum that all land, sea and air conflicts around the suez canal by egypt and israel should be stopped in order to protect the flow of shipping, and egypt should enter and temporarily deploy french forces and english in the ismaili cities of pur said and suez to agree, it was already known that nasserine would not accept the ultimatum, the blood of the twins' pregnancy, after 12 hours, the ultimatum expired at midnight on october 30, and the british and french attack began, like aerial bombardment of the cities , five days after the bombing. almost 700 british air force landed to occupy perth saeed at noon, french and italian forces landed in the port cities and occupied the cities along the canal with their tanks, as quickly as the civilian population volunteered to resist by the egyptian army with light weapons. becoming and conflict between them and british and french forces started a street war between the people and the egyptian military in front of the british forces with the intensity of all the people during the bombardment of the past days and now

is also trying to made the 8 and also to keep asking for asking egypt aid to transfer. it's ellen g to to kemp as to k is aiming for a to be an energy hub. and once they export egyptian gas to the 3rd parties, okay. and how could this paved the way for a meeting with 3 president or to one and president cc this is what to top that though much mentioned doing also turkish foreign minister just 2 days ago when he announced that his egyptian counterpart was a wizard. and kara, he mentioned that it 2 presidents up to a friendly countries may come together and they either talk to blur months didn't give in a timing for the summit, but they said they are preparing on a timeline on a draft plan bed that will bring to presidents together, but they avoid it. isn't it to say any specific date for this? there were, there were news on the trick, his side that this meeting could happen after the election that is going to take place at on may 14th. however, this is going to be the most challenging election for the turkish president. as the poll suggests that he's a rivals or the natio

and the 2nd one is egypt, different? it said frankly, egypt was spoiling the agreement. your position was bad for that favorite agreement . you position was bad pool and negative for the 40 degree courses are looking for an atom leadership. they are not looking for to see leadership, they are not interested in democratic transition. but unlike saudi arabia, they were a and other leaders and international committee. and egypt try to spoil that agreement was much and much, much for with the leading down budget are here and with the meeting, that was our guys, the title for the credit quotation. and they came with a statement that they are when i hear that i am a doctor and i don't you see the oldest is also is also our army to stand up and be an independent and be a source that they work for. the country are army continue, see, for the past 3040 years has always bow and follow the needs of other parties, you know, regional parties. and we did a country, it has never stood up for us. and what's happening right now, and or it's crucial that night that the army doesn't work h

we know that some people are trying to get into egypt.y have been reports there, though, that men without visas are being turned away, so that is not necessarily straightforward. we know that people are making their way by road into south sudan. we know that some people, i did hear one lady reporting that she had been trying to get a visa to the uae, but that was denied for security reasons, so people are trying to get anywhere they can, really, and if you have got a sudanese passport, thatis you have got a sudanese passport, that is not necessarily easy. if you don't have a visa to the country that you want to get to. so many, many thousands of people willjust be making their way by road, by bus, trying to get to the closest border and trying to get across that way. some will be going out to safer areas of sudan or what they see as safer areas of sudan, particularly in the north, so people are really just trying to find a way to any area of relative safety at the moment. area of relative safety at the moment-— area of relative safety at

there are a few options and to go to egypt, chad but what they . to go to egypt, chad but what they wantimage was sudan. if you put this in your gps, it will be approximately 12 hours but we have already recorded a few traffics on the route and the bbc has not been able to independently verify how safe this route is. it is important because for sudan, they are considering their options evacuated and they'll give the of using international airport in the city but also using the port for safe passage across the red sea tojetta. we the port for safe passage across the red sea to jetta._ red sea to jetta. we spoke to someone _ red sea to jetta. we spoke to someone who _ red sea to jetta. we spoke to someone who said _ red sea to jetta. we spoke to someone who said some i red sea to jetta. we spoke to l someone who said some people red sea to jetta. we spoke to i someone who said some people are taking much more than the 12 hours because of traffic and someone else said that it was taken in 34 hours because they were coming from another part of the country. thank you so much for all of your a

egypt initially did not say anything, but already in the new documents from the same date for march 9, it was written that actually uh