the army issued a rare public warning that the r s f was illegally mobilizing its forces around the country. r s f and army forces. now blame each other for starting the conflict. and both say they won't back down. earlier we crossed a hard tune to speak to christina ross, who works for the freakish aber foundation, a think tank there. she gave us an update on the situation on day 2 of the fighting . a salary seems to be used to. we hear a some low grumbling sounds and then sharper a 3rd are machine gun fire. they will fight to just overhead again. at least one internet provider seems to have caught the service. and people are also starting to get a bit nervous over the supply of drinking water and food. in many areas shops, i closed it also getting really hot here with more than 40 degrees celsius. so civilians having to shelter insight with no power to turn on a fan or open a window for fear of catching a stray bullet to really, really bad situation for many in this mega city. and that doesn't seem to be much awareness on the side of the warring parties over the situation of the civilians

saying, fighting has reached the presidential palace fighting has reached the head quarters of the r s. f. the sudanese rapids support forces. these are obviously very key areas in the palace structure of this country, air bases, we had record, so all the deployment of r s f form forces on the tarmac of how to air base airports. and then we can see pictures coming in that does appear to show some kind of movement of mercury personnel across the tarmac there and a call, a statement by the r s. f. calling for local and international condemnation of the sudanese army. we have not heard from either the head of the army personally, himself, and the fatigue and bore hon all personally from the head of the r s. f. general m hammered ham down the gallow, also known as hamid t. all right, let's see if we can. let's, let's bring in hip morgan again. she is following this situation for us. we saw you up on the roof moments ago. huber, thank you for bringing us the this update in very challenging difficult circumstances. what is that big picture here of where this leaves the transition process? right

r s f and army forces. now blame each other for starting the conflict and both say they won't back down. let's go live now at you, christine vars. joining us from khartoum, she is a country representative for sudan with the federal impact shift on think tank. thank you so much for speaking to us after what must have been a long night. can you tell us what the situation is looking like today? yeah, hello, thanks for having me. well, we had the fighting soundtrack on for the past more than 28 hours now with lulls only around 3 times or when fighting broke around, went on fast. all sorts of silvery seems to be used to. we hear some low grumbling sounds and then sharper thoughts are machine gun fire. there were fight tickets. overhead again, at least one internet provider seems to have caught the service and people are also starting to get a bit nervous over the supply of drinking water and food. in many areas shops, i closed it also getting really hot. here with more than 40 degrees celsius, so civilians havin

the paramilitary rapid support forces are r. s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians, but the army says the r s. f. troops are hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. and after nearly 2 weeks of fighting, the arissa field commander thay bare troops control areas in the south east of the capitol. the battle has intensified around hot tomb airport. and the fight for information has become just as crucial here. the r f f says it's maintains its presence a is on to all those listening to any false rumors that are a so far you control of the general command or the airport. we are now inside, both facilities are divided, but through dance, army denies giving up. our food we did was no g, as you can see from the green square. up to this point, there is nothing but the army personnel there now combing the area for our i said fighters the army released video of what it says are rapid support for his fighters, surrendering in an for sugar stora in the southeast. ah, and a general meeting troops in the main

did you think that we're, we're seeing the beginnings of a q by the r s f. they did claim to have taken the policy to parliamentary policy, residence hall on the last, so not who, when they get sad and that gets real bad. they previous prime minister, the presidents, the b u. c, r s t i f was a part of the public, you know, company and we just switched from supporting together. i mean, this was, this group was published by, you know, the government to president it just to use it for. and then you know, somehow you did your diary, but finally it was supposed to be a lawyer. but finally the switch and back to that is c l and then they pushed. but now there are 3 forces ensued in one is the, if previous archie, which is been now pushed out, and then as a the civil movement. so i don't know which one is going to side for democratization of the process. but if they do that was probably, are essentially is having it's, it's the crew is sex. never know. did you see this? do you see this conflict effect thing? the great to region, obviously, you mentioned, there are

the results militia was that the r s. f militia was integrated into this army, which of course, is not in the interest of the r f. 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. or the immediate concern is that both leaders are really amped up now, and that their rhetoric has become hard line since yesterday. both of us have maximum goals for the outcome of this power play, and it would be really hot the escalade from here and to get them to a point where they may be able to talk eye to eye on issues. so this doesn't sound good for students, long hoped, transition to democracy in, in efforts to de escalate the situation. how useful do you think international diplomatic pressure could be here? well, it's certainly a central instrument, although the pressure must go way up. i think the combined international and also the nat

said that big in his street fighting began here at what seems to be an exchange of fire between b r s f a. and this would in his army. so lots of tensions on the streets of her to him as the battles between the r s f and the army continues. is it not clear yet? who has the upper hand, both sides claim that they have control of major facilities here in the capitol? yeah, i was going to ask you whether there was a sense of who controls what you know, places like the airport, the national broadcaster, is there a sense of who has the upper hand, if you will, while both sides claim that they have control of these facilities but there is ongoing fighting around the vicinity of the airport. now the general command is right at the back of the airport. so the, the fight and the battles right now around those areas is both for the airport control and the control of the general command. these areas are still being fought over. there's the presidential palace, the r s f says it's in control of that. the army disputes that and we have seen tanks rolling headed towards the direction of the presidenti

of the presidential palace and that's the scene of intense fighting and confrontations between the r s f and the army. the general command of the army is right now under the control of the army themselves. but there's the presidential palace, which is under the control of the r s f, and which the army is trying to regain control of. but there's another 3rd party that it's right now taking part in this fight between the r s f and the army. and that's the central reserve police. earlier this morning, the central reserve police, a unit of the police, was deployed on the streets of the capital, hard to him, to take care of the issue of insecurity that arose after prisons were broken into. and more than $20000.00 inmates were released. now the r s f says that is another party that is being added into the conflict and beings and fighting on the side of the army. and that that is something it would not accept. so as days go by, this conflict seems to be going on and on with people being affected, trapped in their homes, unable to leave, and the parties to the conflict growing wider and wider th

for the v r s f, or whether it's the army. the outward show is that it is about the future of so than the transition when the elections and particularly the integration of the asset in the army. they have been negotiating this and they have been unable to come to, to, to final terms about how many will be integrated for how long, how long will be in the, the integration take place and so on, in the formalities and the rights of each side. and so on. but behind the scenes what's being said, call them to analysis is that it is about both personal at divisions, personal differences of opinion about how to run the country and what share of pilot to give to each side. and about foreign influence. like when we have to lead us that the that, that the, the upper hand who is the head of the army and he is the head of the transitional counsel. and his deputy, him hammered and under who both leaders are ruling and controlling different armies, different weapons, different sources of, of arming and of resources. money coming from abroad,

r s f and army forces. now blame each other for starting the conflict and both say they won't back down. let's dive into this with adam of a heart, a berlin based human rights activist from sedan. thank you so much for taking the time to join us and give us a test. what are you hearing from your friends and family in sit down about how the situation looks today on day 2. today i was talking with somebody this morning and i still telling in the ground there was a fighting going on really hard normally is more than yesterday, especially when i thought of things as of last evening as a day, a lot of people who's living in the area where does this come for the military or the it was armies are already starting leaving their home because they are afraid of a strike who is going on since yesterday evening. but also it's important to caesar to all of us. we see it already. that is, what at the attack this morning in of quite of military where there's also one big building. it's already been down as it, which is go

were the signs the past couple of days with increased merger presence on the streets as well as the r f s. so the r s f, you know, wanting more more autonomy. but there was also some discussion of them being incorporated into the army at some point. could you break down the situation in a, in a, in a minute, 4 hours or so martin, what was, was, what was it stemmed from it stem from frustration from the earth, which is a brutal militia which came about bush's rain to, to quash the uprising. a door for which was about 3 and a 1000 deaths, to enough people displace. this is a brutal shot which was wanted to integrate itself into the regular army to have its own status and power based. it had a number of agreements signed with the government with the military, and i should say of albert, but it's not enough and they're frustrated. they will more power. and i think this is what come to had. they recently disagreed on how to go about the process of reintegrating them. so there is a certainly a belief on the left side that when push comes to show they could take control of the country. and the

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the us the f a f r s f 2 immediately and hold the sub. there is another element to that is the u. s. says it's setting up some sort of unit involving regional international partners quite to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements in incidence. of the u. s. tried to show you now that it is actively involved in trying to broker stability and it's a fascinating position with the u. s. finds itself in the power cord, completely flat footed on that evacuation that yes. successful evacuation over the weekend. but the questions been asked when that off to the evacuation of calvo, we were told that lessons had been learned. and one of the keenest as was earlier evacuation before kelly. oh, that's and that's when you do your evacuation that hasn't happened. yeah, i mean, clearly these are different situations and them does the matter of the 16000 american citizens still in that, in saddam and last week the message was very uncompromising, saying that we told them f

general intelligence is calling the r s f, a rebel group. when we hear statements like that dahlia, it must be very worrying for the path that the country is on for the unity of the country. at this point. it is it's, it's actually it's, it's frightening. it's not just worry, it's frightening because they literally reached the point of no return. this latest escalation shows that all the talk, all the negotiations have fallen black. they have failed miserably. because until yesterday night we, we were reading and being and being told that an agreement happened between both sides, between the hours and the army. so then to wake up this morning and here are these crashes goes, it is just points a finger that we don't know what's going to happen next. so far they have mean we have, i haven't heard of any casualty civilian casualties, nor of person army personal casualties. but it is between them and, and we, the people are the ones caught in the middle. and cartoon is a very densely populated city. it's not open spaces, so a, so anything that c

a shell also hit a school in the national army also store to r, s f r. a military vehicles on to representative of the organization in the country says that the on no sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate is possible. the fighting incident has created a humanity, a great chance via flashes is still taking place between the 2nd is army and money enjoys among civilians. don't rocket support for assist. florida. fort lewis still flying over their positions and the artillery was a still targeting passmore. gotten one decision center, use actions. i think it should, but these flashes are still resulting in more casualties. they offer a date on the out of the former regime. my title was wanted by the international criminal court prison, and they would protect themselves by their own hands. we also says how going to stedman caused a sensation raising suspicions up on juice after tools with international onregional efforts to stop the bloodshed on which our winnable solution, which is the sudanese countries, are urgently evacuating that people from st

her son is f. r o g. a regents were sent to childrens camps and crimea, said them back home was not safe. and the children's parents ended up on the other side of the boy would stay to wait for their parents or legal representatives to come pick them up grants and prepare documents for the children's transportation in january more re united with their parents, and about 400, where waiting to be re and whose parents are in the e zone, with the help of the red cross where their documents were to steal. i still waiting for parents or relatives, and i am sure that we will soon be emily. it's an important meeting. it is being broadcast has been brought and other places across the internet and it is giving the heart rate showing the reality of elation on the ground. a reality that western mediations is doing its best to make sure it doesn't get broadcast to the world has to have condoned the terrorists hack. it took the life of a russian because he was not a journalist. he was a vitriolic, proper journalists, a

british, i'm in the shorter and i think the only hope was ah, the lord payment of i am f r. buck is on has been negotiating with. i am if to get this a payment of $1100000000.00. but so far it has not been able to fulfill all the requirements and conditions of the i m as in the short run. this would be a solution. if a box on is able to get this along beam, which is a part of the 6.5 begin loan program, but in the long run, i think because on has to or what hot it system it has to in west ah, in maybe it's in its young people in increasing their capacity in their education. it has to improve the education institute of the country, has to develop, invest in short and medium enterprises, which are the backbone of economy. and it has to pick up, for instance, also may become less dependent on imported fuel. so it has to make a big decisions. don't make the a, got it not mixed off the country better. these really with that, thanks so much for coming in. you back better, this is well with you tomorrow, with a city full of surprises. group of yes. were told in the middle of the german state

yeah, well, their relationship with saudi arabia goes back to the time of f d r. so i'll quote f d r, that when it comes to politics, you can, you can be sure that it's planned, right? if it happens in politics as plan. so what's happening right now to me would indicate basically the washington crowd trying to pressure saudi arabia. and basically scalded, there's a, there's a whole slew of things that have happened, right? not just the saudis basically working, cooperating with the russians on energy policy. also working with china on this new piece deal with iran. and i think this is the most important thing to look at. if you think about how much money has been met by us contractors, military contractors selling weaponry to saudi arabia. that was. busy always, this sort of, petro dollar deal was, was to cycle the patrick dollar money into the u. s. by weapons, by military contractors and, and things like this. and so all the sudden, if saudi arabia fight and had no issue with selling weapons to last year for $1000000000.00, all of a sudden making peace with iran.

s. urges the f a r s. after immediately and fully uphold the sci fi tele, they've been, they've been lack of implementation in the past to support a durable end to the fighting. the u. s. will coordinate with regional and international partners. i'm sidney civilian stakeholders. to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements. and saddam will continue to work with these parties and partners towards the shad row of a goal of a return to civilian government and saddam. so that's addressing that they're all getting more involved now. they're setting up this body to try and look for a permanent sensation. the facilities. beyond that, we've had several administration officials talking about the evacuation of the remaining american citizens and saddam from 16000 last week. you know, i mean, it was a really tough message that they were giving them say look, they're on their own. we told them it

it's also the way it's that it's a resupply route for the r s. f and troops have been coming to reinforce the r s f from that side according to the sudanese army. and that's why there's intense fighting happening in that area in the western parts of under man. the presidential palace of course, is close to the general command of the army. that general command is under the control of the army right now, but the presidential palace is under the control of the rapid support forces and the army wants to take it barked back to make sure that they have as much control of the area around the vicinity. of the general command as possible. hippa, thanks very much for the upside to calls we speaking to you throughout the evening as we had towards the ceasefire. now, as we mentioned, cease fires have done little to stop the violence. sedan, sporadic fighting is happening in the and, and around the capital cartoon that includes highly populated areas of on demand and bari. there is some tens, bottles are happening near the presidential palace. it's one of the m

now the atmosphere in the city is less aggravated after the armed forces bombarded r. s f. positions that i think this is the calm before the storm. as the r s f stated, they will dispatch their forces here. when neighboring shot has closed his borders with sudan, several nations including russia, are also concerned about the escalation undock holding for sci fi. the dramatic events taking place in sudan cause serious concern in moscow. we call on the parties to the conflict, to show political will and restraint and take urgent steps towards a cease fire. we proceed from the fact that any disagreements can be settled through negotiations. we've heard among some of the other i neighboring countries. for instance, we've heard in egypt, foreign ministry coming out of the statement thing that the edge both parties to de escalate and move into a state that would allow for negotiation and allow for progress to be made towards a transitional government. egypt is full when with great concern, the developments in sudan with the ongoing crushes there. it calls on also any spots stil

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so understand the difference between the army and this r s. f rapid support forces and how they lead by 2 figures who independent of each other to some degree. well, you have to look at the origin of the rapid support 4th of their support. 4th, it was officially established in 2013, but they've been fighting into what can we get up there for wait, before that 10 years before that in fact, when they were fighting against urban forces alongside the army. now in 2013, they became on official a fighting group. i, again, i don't know if you can hear how long this is obviously would then abby, this is within the presidential palace that we can definitely confirmed because of the vicinity and how loud it is. and it looks like a heavy, heavy gunfire between the 2 sides. but then again, let's return to the rapid support forces that they have been established officially in 2015 to be under the head of the intelligence bag then, but around 2018, they were placed under the commander of the armed forces, who was president machine. back then in 2018 in 2019,

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involved in a broker in the following an intense negotiation over the past 48 hours, the us, the a f, a r s f 2 immediately and fully uphold the c spot. but there is another element to that is the u. s says it's setting up some sort of unit involving regional international partners quite to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion, an implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements in sit down. so the u. s. tried to show now that it is actively involved in trying to broker stability and i'm sure there's been some debates about the late evacuation of americans caught up in the fighting. does washington really know what's going on in the country? i think that's why we're saying this sort of terminology and the state of the thing now that we are involved, you're right, but even on monday we had white house. it'll say, well look, no one could have seen the fighting happen. fighting the fighting was coming of a sudden and the question raised, why couldn't you see that the fighting was coming if not with the cia and all th

r s f and army forces. now blame each other for starting the conflict and both say they will back down. patrick i and as a journalist and juba and sounds, and dan, i spoke to him just as that temporary cease fire was coming to an end. he told me what he knew about the current situation in st. dan. yes, what we are hearing is that people are still very much scared, of course, fighting or not your resume as we speak now. and the issue with us also the in the sense that anything that we teach across. so it's also the needs, but definitely i have relatives in so don, who are very much scared. and what we are hearing is that the 3 hours of the sci fi has provided a lot of opportunities. number one, there was to do and was talking school. because in sudan, saturday on sunday are working days, students go to school. so yesterday we're fighting started some students what ready in school do us practice in school since saturday, and now we be small window, the money to return to their own homes number to maybe call w

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they r s f says it needed 10 years. while the army wants only to hippa, morgan has more from cartoon. well, there's been lots of tensions between the hours of and the military, especially since talks to form a transitional. civilian government started in december, november, and december of last year. now we've been hearing statements from the head of the r a sofa months after the military took over power and being a, to your transitional government, saying that that tick over was a mistake. and that there should be a political consensus with when the talks came to the integration of the r s f into the army. there was a differences of how long that should take the army wanted 2 years. various have wanted 10 years. then there's the issue of the command center. they are self wants to fall under the command of the civilian government, while the army wants the r s f, a to fall under its command. so these differences have caused these kind of tensions that we're seeing right now with reinforcements from both sides with bowers

and when you look at the northern side of the capitol, there are some r s f r forces present as well. and that's the scene of intense fighting between the rapid support forces. and this is denise army, but the army has also been making advances in some of these areas, trying to push back the rapid support forces, seemingly trying to circle them into a specific area so that they can take the battle on from there. now the army says that that has been hard to do because the iris has been hiding in civilian and residential areas and then, and they're trying to make sure that they do not affect our head civilians are in those neighborhoods. so right now it looks like while the iris have does control some sides of the, of the capitol. there's the general command of the army which is under the control of the sudanese army themselves. and then there's the presidential palace under the control of the rapid support forces. so both sides seem to be at having equal standing grounds. and that's why i find a fight and continues here in the capital harpoon. well, speaking of the security council mee

the r s f once a longer period, but there's the issue of the command itself. the arissa wants to fall under this, the, the civilian leadership that will be taking over during the transitional period. well, the military, once the command of the hours have to be under, it's under the military institution. and they want to make sure that the forces and the offices off b a, b r, s, f r, a, assessed before they're integrated into the army. so there are different opinions on how this integration and security sector reform should happen between the 2 sides. and that is what is leading to the point where we are right as where we are aware where i'm at right now with our forces from the rapid support forces moving in murray, where they're now stationed at the airport and the army saying that this is against their orders, and that's, that should withdraw from that area. something that is yet to happen, despite the fact that the army says it's will use force if it needs to, to move the arist of forces from the base near. they are near the airports and marry her, but the

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to dance army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces all r s f. have turn their guns on each other. just months after signing a deal to risk to living room. the violence is already seen schools of death left the cities airport and top military buildings. badly scarred concern is mounting internationally about what this violence means for the stability in sudan and the region. speaking on the side lines of a g 7 summit in japan, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin cooled fur, return to peace with raleigh, help you again across all of our partners on the need for an immediate cease fire. and a returned to toss talks that were very promising in putting sudan on the path to a full transition to civilian. let the government of people in sedan want the military back in the bears. they want democracy. they want us to italy like government sedan needs to return to their path. the clutches are interruption of a long simmering power struggle between the army and the r s. f. he 1st joined forces to alst former dictator, oma al busha in 2019 former prime

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the r s f says it needs 10 years while the army one's only 2. have been morgan has more from khartoum. well, there's been lots of tension between the r s f and the military, especially since socks a form of transitional civilian government started in the south in november and december of last year. now we've been hearing statements from the head of the month after the military to overpower and then transition government saying that that take over was a mistake. and that there should be a political consensus when the talks came to the integration of the, our stuff into the army. there was a differences of how long that should take the army one to 2 years. that was one to 10 years. then there's the issue of the command center, the, our stuff wants to fall under the command of the civilian government, while the army ones are to fall under its command. so these differences have caused these kinds of tensions that we're seeing right now with reinforcement from both sides with the stuff in murder, we and in other cities including the capital and with t

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the 2 parties who are fighting the sudanese army and the militia, called the r s f, have come to come to blows because there is an unresolved real political conflict between them. i think for the moment they've resolved to resort to force and they are fighting it out. now you've managed various emergency response missions in several countries including sedan. what are you hearing about the humanitarian situation? simply put, it's terrible. i think one of the major difficulties and the causes of humanitarian crisis is that there is urban warfare going on. so one of the complex parties, one of the warring parties, the r s f as many of its spaces within the city center. the other, the army is using an air force to fight the stuff. so you have to picture a situation where there's small bases inside a heavily populated urban center, the attack on ground, but also from the air. the civilian casualties are unavoidable situation. could this turn into a full scale civil war? sure, it's a, it's a question of definition. i mean, in way it's already us of the war where having basically 2 armies f