fattah, we were able to do one milliliter a day .id that my colleague's report on the preparation of shad and roham construction of khorramabad combined cycle power plant with the aim of supplying electricity to the province's needs began in 2019. in 2019, two gas units in qom with a capacity of 162 megawatts each and a total of 324 megawatts were put into operation. the attached production in the first block sector has invested 310 million euros, which was carried out by the foundation of the underprivileged of the islamic revolution, and it leads to about 70 million euros of foreign exchange savings every year. the construction of gas units and their full operation in 1402 was achieved, which increased the capacity of the power plant by 50% and also increased the efficiency of the power plant by 33% to about 50% . and in order to prevent possible shutdowns , we have provided monitoring system software so that we can contact our colleagues moment by moment if a problem occurs

abdul fattah al-barhan changed most of the head of the sudanese police, who was also in charge of the ministry of interior. it was quickly signed the other day in the city of jeddah, saudi arabia, and it was not signed within a few minutes, but despite the new negotiations , the conflicts in sudan are still continuing. in this regard, he said , he will also talk to mr. mohammad naeem, a sudanese journalist . engagement of rapid reaction forces away at the beginning, please explain the latest developments in sudan to the viewers, and in the continuation of the negotiations in jeddah, and if you have any information, to what stage has it progressed, and about the situation of the sudanese refugees , the current conditions of the councils, the decisions have been made about their status. i would like to serve you, the viewers of the network, to inform you that the conflicts in darfur are continuing fiercely between the sudanese army and also between the rapid response forces , hundreds of people have been killed in this area, hundreds of people have been injured and thousands of people h

mohammad fattah naeem, an expert on political issues. add, but hear about the latest developments in ukraine . the successive explosions in kiev, the capital of ukraine , have sounded the air raid warning sirens in this country, president. the military administration of kiev city said that these attacks are in terms of volume, the war on the front in the donbass region in eastern ukraine continues fiercely . the media also about the big attack the ukrainian army is fighting to recapture the lost areas. previously, ukrainian president zelenskiy had announced the time of this attack in the spring, but recently he announced that it was delayed due to the lack of enough helmets. at least 280 people were killed in armed conflict in the city. madinah in west darfur was killed. the sudanese doctors union announced that only in this city it intensified after the armed forces known as rapid support attacked the city and clashed with the local armed forces . shooting in new mexico in the southwest of the united states killed at least three people.

is a power struggle between 21-time allies, -- between two one-ti allies, the headme general abdul fattahl brahan, and the leader of the paramilitary rapid support forces, mohammed hamdan digalo. south sudan has brokered the latest truce, inviting both sides to talk. while they lay down their weapons for a week, we will be the peace initiative. but first, this report. reporter: fleeing in the back of an overcrowded truck, sudanese families make the long and difficult journey to safety across the border into egypt. >> we left khartoum on wednesday. it was very difficult. there were 28 of us. the boys don't have visas, but we kept them with us. our suffering is unprecedented. we left in the middle of the fighting, crashes and even artillery. it was very upsetting. reporter: this is the human cost of the conflict. the united nations says at least 100,000 people have left the neighboring -- -- left for neighboring countries, a number they warn could rise above 800,000. >> people coming from khartoum who are skipping the war and trying to find safety and security right here under very difficul

also , abdul fattah al-barhan, the commander of the sudanese army, changed the head of the central bankf the country, the bank accounts of the rapid response forces of the sudanese army. and the so-called rapid reaction forces last week signed an agreement on the protection of civilians and resumed talks on a virus ceasefire in jeddah, saudi arabia. the month-long fighting in sudan has left more than 750 dead and 5,000 injured, according to the united nations, 200,000. people are taken from sudan and go to the neighboring countries. this human migrant crisis has displaced more than 700,000 people inside sudan and they are in dire conditions. mother arman or europe's largest wildlife park, take the stairs of a plastic bottle that the player had stepped on. this park by realizing the situation the pelican bird is in the possession of radan's expert teams, after the efforts of the experts, the plastic bottle was taken out of the bird's stomach, and the arrow pointed again to the cities and with the nature of the case, it is fine. hello, dear viewers of khabar channel, good morning. this mo

be placed at the beginning of this hojjat meeting islam and muslims seyyed abdul fattah nawab, the representative of the jurist in matters of hajj and pilgrimage , explained the dimensions of the slogan of this year's hajj for iranian pilgrims as hajj and koranic transformation, islamic convergence and support for the holy holy place . he described the improvement of the processes and the improvement of the quality of service to the pilgrims of baitullah al-haram. ran and russia signed an agreement for the construction of the rasht to astara railway with the aim of completing the railway crossing between the north and south of south asia to the north of europe. that without doubt this step agreement it is a strategy for two countries. he said that the north-south route will be useful for all countries in the region. the president of the russian federation also said in a video link that this rail route will significantly reduce the cost of transporting goods. the signing of a memorandum of understanding between iran and russia to build a railway line rasht astara, the president of iran, considered

important positions and it seems that the prime minister will be introduced soon, representative abdul fattah al-barhan welcomed the cease-fire and diplomatic efforts to stop the violence in sudan in the new meeting . if the rebel forces take the path of the sultan, we will also take steps in this direction, but we emphasize that saddam's army will be defeated and i have no doubts. the sudanese doctors' committee announced that since the beginning of the conflict in this country on april 26, about 850 people have been killed and 4,000 people have been injured. also more than a million people inside and outside this khorramabad combined cycle steam plant with a capacity of 500 megawatts was opened, mustafafan foundation said, with the efforts of internal specialists, the thermal units of khorramabad power plant were opened three years ago on this day, and today we are witnessing the opening of the steam unit of the power plant. the development of khorramabad power plant is one of the programs this foundation is new. a total of 13 thousand and 300 billion tomans have been spent for three units,

side, there's the government sudanese army, often referred to as the saf, led by this man, general fattahan. opposing him is general mohamed dagalo hemeti, who runs the rapid support force, or rsf. the two forces were due to merge, but when talks between them broke down, a bloody fight began, leaving civilians caught in the shrapnel. reporter fateh al rahman al hamdani lives by the international airport right at the heart of the fighting. but it's hard to reach him, so he sends us videos when he can. distant gunfire. and here is why. this is one of khartoum's main water treatment plants. on the first day of fighting, it was hit. using satellite imagery, we can see the damage. in this image in 2022 the tanks are full, but here, only days after being bombed, they're almost empty. just across the river from the water plant, living opposite the british embassy, is british citizen and london hotel owner, 85—year—old abdalla sholgami and his wife, alaweya rishwan. their granddaughter azhaar has been trying to reach them from her home in new york. that area, you can't leave. a child got shot in

side, there's the government sudanese army often referred to as the saf, led by this man, general fattah. opposing him is general mohamed dagalo hemeti, who runs the rapid support force, or rsf. the two forces were due to merge, but when talks between them broke down, a bloody fight began, leaving civilians caught in the shrapnel. reporter fateh al rahman al hamdani lives by the international airport right at the heart of the fighting. but it's hard to reach him, so he sends us videos when he can. and here is why. this is one of khartoum's main water treatment plants. on the first day of fighting, it was hit. using satellite imagery, we can see the damage. in this image in 2022 the tanks are full, but here, only days after being bombed, they're almost empty. just across the river from the water plant, living opposite the british embassy, is british citizen and london hotel owner, 85—year—old abdullah and his wife, alawi. their granddaughter has been trying to reach them from her home in new york. that area, you can't leave. a child got shot in front of my grandparents�* house. there's sn

amir mohammad in the finals of adult kayak, fattah pour won the bronze medal in the competition with rowers from china, japan, taiwan and hong kong. the representatives of japan and china won the first and second respectively in this competition. mohammad mahdavinia in less than 23 years and melika samati went to the semi-finals in the women's section. the national mini football team of the country will play against turkey, the host of the world cup , yesterday. the champion team was a very good team. photo of the players the iranian players who were actually playing turkey in the league were allowed to do the best tactical work without god, the window is the same, that the game against turkey was a good game. mojtabi hassannejad, mehdi rezaian, mohammad javad mirzapour and milad mokhtari scored again for the country's national team and managed to win the first time in the history of the world cup . that game after the victory go out we didn't have a good technical field that we can win and the kids played great. the game was a good game. i was the canary of the young team, but our k

fattah maseh. it is the title of the fifth festival, which is held today on the occasion of the liberation of khorramshahr. to get more information, i will talk to ms. zainab soleimani, a reporter, and pure german general culture . good morning. i would like to say that as you said, the fifth national festival of fatah song and the first festival of epic song will be held today. the closing ceremony of the fifth national festival will be the balance of musical groups of the armed forces, and the song of the folk groups will be the folk songs of the caliphate. are the holy defense who participated in this period of competitions and festivals. this course of ceremonies and festivals will be held with the presence of the head of the foundation for preservation of the works and values ​​of the holy defense, and the families of the martyrs are present, and their goal is to hold and recreate the epics of the eight years of the holy defense for the audience. it is possible that my colleagues will particip

for the sovereignty of sudan. 3 soldiers and civilians were appointed in key positions by abdul fattah's representative in the 18th meeting, despite the independence of the ceasefire and diplomatic efforts to stop in sudan , he drew a line for the rapid response forces of the sultan mosque to pick up , we are going to pick up in this country from 26 april. 850 people were killed and 4 thousand others were injured also, more than one million people inside and outside of this country prepared to study about spontaneous abortion, which will help in the cause of abortion publication . blood test results can even be used for preventive treatment in some cases. on average, one case out of every 10 up to 15 pregnancies are incomplete due to spontaneous abortion. i asked how much time i gave, only eight weeks, but the problem is that you see those two small lines on the pregnancy test . we start dreaming. we start planning for the family. in the next week, your dreams will be destroyed, and you will be a monkey and you are empty and sad, and now the results of a study plan show pain. doing an ea

abdel fattah sisi, the president of egypt, arrived in jeddah, and the meeting is scheduled to be held today. to find out more about the agenda of this issue and these details, i will talk to mr. imani, an expert on west asian issues, mr. imani . hello , good morning. my dear, at your service i am you. please tell me about the agenda of this meeting for the dear beginners and that the presence of mr. bashar assad has been reflected in the media. you said that the city of jeddah today will host a meeting that will have a special guest, mr. bashar assad, the president of syria, mr. asal, after more than 10 years of crisis, war and terrorism were imposed on this country. for the first time, it will be present at the arab league. this summit will be held in a new environment, an environment that has emerged from the recent developments in the region and developments such as the agreement between iran and saudi arabia and the return from the the arab league, but what this summit actually is what distinguishes it is that bashar al-assad comes from years of war in saudi arabia. normalization,

among his forces, abdul fattah al-barhan met with dozens of army soldiers around the headquarters of the armed forces in khatun , mirza's soldiers welcomed him and chanted slogans in support of him . after meeting with the president of south sudan in juba, the special envoy youssef hamidi announced the ceasefire with the sudanese army . consequences of wars which america launched in west asia after september 11th continues to plague the countries of the region. millions of people in this region were killed and displaced due to american wars. a million people died in afghanistan, iraq, syria, yemen and pakistan. this new report also shows that some of these people died in the war, but many others died due to issues other than war . the number of people is 30 million. 700,000 people have received my shunter and have different reasons the reasons are that hospital centers have become because of the war in iran, people in need cannot receive the necessary treatment, the lack of medical and health centers has witnessed an increase in various major diseases , the use of buildings and condo

to abdul fattah al-barhan met with dozens of army soldiers around the headquarters of the armed forcesun , and there is no end in sight. the president of south sudan announced the agreement of hamidi's forces with the sudanese army. the president of south sudan in juba said that hamidi supports the peace process in south sudan's way and that the city of juba is suitable for peace negotiations, and news from the united states. researchers in the united states announced that the consequences of the wars that the united states started in west asia after september 11th are still troubling . there are millions of countries in the region people in this region were killed and displaced as a result of the american wars . it examines the costs of the war after september 11 in west asia. it is scientifically proven that these wars cost lives in afghanistan, iraq, syria, yemen, and pakistan. this new report also shows it shows that some of these people were in the war, but many others lost their lives due to issues, the number of people reached 30 million and 700 thousand people , the sim card us

news, but 11,000 thanks from all sides, the honorable hojjat al-islam and the muslims, seyyed abdul fattahab, the representative of the jurist in hajj and pilgrimage affairs mr. farzadipour, ceo of islamic republic of iran airlines and also ceo of imam khomeini airport city, and we would like to thank you very much for your participation in the special news interview of channel 2 in the name of god, the most merciful. greetings , ladies and gentlemen. welcome to football. it is possible that the dramatic end of the bundesliga , the last week of the thirty-fourth month of esteghlal football, was held tonight , while dortmund led the standings without more points than

abdul fattah al -barhan changed the head of the sudanese police, who was also in charge of the interior ministry. the initial ceasefire agreement between the sudanese army and the reaction forces it was signed 5 days ago in the saudi city of jeddah, and within a few minutes, successive explosions in kiev, the capital of ukraine , sounded the air raid warning sirens in this country, and one of the city's military commanders said that these attacks were exceptional in terms of the volume of the war in front with itself in the donbass region in eastern ukraine on the other hand, the ukrainian military authorities claimed that the forces of this country captured 10 military museums of the village of the district . some media also speculated about a major attack by the ukrainian army to recapture the lost areas. spring had announced that they succeeded in delaying it due to the lack of enough weapons . the us treasury secretary once again warned that if no agreement is reached in congress to increase the debt ceiling, the government may start oil from the 11th of june. inability to john thie

the relevant authorities in this regard, in the service of hojat al-islam and muslims, seyyed abdul fattah nawab, the representative of the religious jurist in matters of hajj and pilgrimage, as well as mr. shamsuddin farzadipour, the ceo of the islamic republic of iran airlines. also, in the other studio, we are at the service of mr. saeed kalantari, the ceo of imam khomeini airport city . you sir farzadipour, greetings and good time, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, god, or who was not, and we will not help you. greetings to you, dear presenter and viewers of the news network, and congratulations to the decade of glory, god bless all my colleagues in the industry, with my checker, mr. kalantari , greetings to you, and have a good time. i am at your service, i am at your service, dear viewers, and the value of the evening. i am at your service. we will start with you soon . say goodbye to the news network. we have 23 minutes your latest information about the pilgrims who entered madinah, the dispatch process and we have it in the form of information, in the name

muslim seyyed abdul fattah nawab, representative of the jurist in affairs hajj and pilgrimage also, mramsuddin farzadipour, ceo of islamic republic of iran airlines , and also in the other studio , we are at the service of mr. saeed kalantari, ceo of imam khomeini airport city, mr. seyed abdullah ahan . greetings from dali and all dear viewers, greetings and respect, greetings and a good time in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, god, or who was not, and we will not hesitate. sanat, thank you mr. kalantari kemet i am at your service , i am at your service, dear viewers and the value of the evening. and then you have to say goodbye. i'll see the news channel. we have 20 minutes . we have 20 minutes of your latest information about the pilgrims who entered madinah. the land of revelation to visit the holy shrine the prophet of mercy and imams tahirin and mazloum baqi and fatima, peace be upon them, were honored that the majlis of mans with knowledge was organized in madinah munurah itself in hotels and the kamil prayer and nadbah prayer were held on friday night af

the council was chaired by general abdul fattah al-burhan. deputy was mohammed hamdan dagalo,, or hemeti the leader of the rsf. these men now lead the two sides in the conflict. hope for democracy were set back in 2021 when both of them deposed the civilian government. midway from the u.s. -- >> the military does what's been very strong from international community can resume. reporter: the u.n., the u.s. and britain resisted calls to sanction the military leadership, giving hemeti and al-burhan intimacy, where hoping for better results than the history suggested. >> in a transition incident, we already particularly delicate stage of this transition. i call on all sides who are involved in the political process to go the extra mile to work towards restoration of civilian rule in the country. reporter: naivete or pragmatism, or both? amid protests, the u.s. and britain worked to bridge the generals' differences where the generals were deploying their forces in the capital. weeks later, the war was on. [explosions] reporter: our next guest is a

fattah , these are the basis for agreeing on a they don't have a principle and a foundation, and in fact i feel that they have a way of doing things with the passage of time, and i believe that eventually this matter will turn out to be beneficial and make the same mass cases as the western countries. this country is the terrorist united states of america and the regime fake israel is planning to weaken islamic countries in sudan. international and regional organizations like assad ask the un security council how much they can manage this space. in reducing the tensions, the crisis and the existing war, the parties involved are not sticking to their statements. and he does not have a firm belief in the direction of its implementation, the reason is that the real decision-makers are managing the scenario from behind, and the statement of the united nations and other so-called organizations are working towards the consolidation of peace in this country, considering the influence of destructive organizations, the necessary efficiency and effectiveness mr. hossein, in view of this serious at

abdul fattah al-barhan dismissed it on sunday night and announced the retirement of four senior officers of the sudanese army. also, media sources reported that al-barhan blocked the bank accounts of the rapid response forces. denied the spread of this news was called a rumor by the sudanese army. the debt ceiling crisis in the united states also raised the voice of the pentagon. the current situation is unable to pay the salaries of its employees and soldiers. the rush to increase the debt ceiling will end on may 31, but it has reached a dead end due to partisan differences in america. after about 110, the military government in thailand was challenged based on the preliminary results. parliamentary elections thailand 2030, they won the most seats, the overwhelming majority of the thai house of representatives will belong to the two puta parties and moving forward, although the main power in thailand is in the hands of the senate, all of whose members are appointed by the military government . the current prime minister of thailand in in 2014, he came to power through a coup. the next p

at its core, it's a power struggle between sudan's regular army chief abdel fattah al—burhan, on theo leads the rsf — pictured on the right. this latest ceasefire, which commenced on monday evening, is the seventh to be announced since the conflict began. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher has more details. this ceasefire agreement is different than the others because it's the first one that's been formally negotiated and signed by the two parties. there isn't a mechanism to enforce it, but there is one to monitor it, and that will include representatives from both sides and also from the two mediators, the united states and saudi arabia. so this will be the platform where complaints can be brought about any violations. it will try to resolve disputes, and it will also help to co—ordinate with humanitarian agencies for the delivery of aid. there's been 48 hours between the signing of the agreement on saturday night and the ceasefire coming into effect, and the two sides were supposed to use that time to inform their forces on the ground about the terms, and to instruct them to com

here he is meeting egypt's president abdel fattah al sisi and also tunisia's president kais saied. more on the grid in a moment. —— arab league. earlier i spoke to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale who gave me his assessment of the potential impact of the new sanctions on russia. russia is already subject to the most widespread economic stations that the world has ever seen. since this concept of an economic section —— sanction came into effect. so the question of course is where else can the world look. more so i think the focus of the leaders injapan has two fold, one to try and broaden existing sanctions as much as possible to see if they can include more people, countries, companies to try and restrict as he said any kind of spread of technology that might just help russia's war efforts. so notjust high—tech stuff like chips but anything else that might support russia's war effort. at the same time that also cracking down on sanction of asians. if you look at the trade figures for an awful lot of countries there neighbour russia particularly nearby you will see trade

army chief abdel fattah al—burhan, pictured here on the right, and mohamed hamdan dagalo, of the rivalitary group the rsf, have agreed in principle to 7—seven day truce, beginning thursday. this was the sudanese capital, khartoum, before the announcement was made. you can see smoke from the fighting across the skyline. on tuesday the african union held an emergency meeting on the conflict, bringing together african, arab, un and other representatives. a72 hours ceasefire was met with gunfire. the bbc�*s paul adams is following the situation from neighboring kenya. tens of thousands of sudanese civilians have fled north to egypt, south to chat, and south to south sudan and probably lhr number have been on the move inside the country so we have a situation already in which probably 100— 150,000 people have been displaced. the un is warning the number could drastically increase, up to 800,000 or more, if the military situation is not brought under control. so we have concerted international efforts to try to get the two generals leading the rival armies to sit down around a table or to se

sudan's rival leaders are former allies — the head of the army, abdel fattah al—burhan, and the paramilitaryn's government. now they're fighting each other. our correspondent barbara plett usher reports. for nearly a month, sudan's warring generals have been battling for control of khartoum. a brutal power struggle between the army and paramilitary troops. both of them think they can win. but the conflict has trapped civilians in desperate conditions. you're in constant worry that you'll be laying in bed and a bomb will fall into you and break your building or bomb your house. so every time you hear an airplane, every time you hear a bomb, you'll be on edge, on your toes. despite a week of intense talks, the two sides are still far apart, but they have reached an agreement. they promised to protect civilians and allow delivery of aid. now they have to secure a truce so that can actually happen. they can't even look at each other. in the streets of khartoum it's a battle for survival. there's a constant hunt for dwindling supplies. this is one of the few shops still open. the dead are piling

sudan's rival leaders are former allies — the head of the army abdel fattah al—burhan and the paramilitaryfighting each other for control of the country. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher reports. for nearly a month, sudan's warring generals have been battling for control of khartoum. a brutal power struggle between the army and paramilitary troops. both of them think they can win, but the conflict has trapped civilians in desperate conditions. you're in constant worry that you be laying in bed and a bomb will fall into you and break your building or bomb your house. so every time you hear an aeroplane, every time you hear a bomb, you'll be on edge on your toes. despite a week of intense talks, the two sides are still far apart, but they have reached an agreement. they promised to protect civilians and allow delivery of aid. now they have to secure a truce so that can actually happen. they can't even look at each other. in the streets of khartoum, it's a battle for survival. there's a constant hunt for dwindling supplies. this is one of the few shops still open. the dead are piling up.

general abdel fattah al—burhan, the leader of these forces, from negotiation, from getting anything awayh sides are really committed to their strategy on the ground. of fighting. yes, they might make some very small concessions to appease the international community. certainly, now that us mediators are armed with the new sanctions regime in the united states, we could see some small concessions to avoid potential punishing sanctions on either side. but i don't think that either party is right now committed to making the kind of strategic changes that would be required to alleviate the suffering on the sudanese, and to stop the fighting. very quickly, because we are out of time. a couple of years ago, is looked to some that the country was on the path toward some form of democracy. that is not happening, as it? i think we have to question whether the country really was on a path to democracy. i think the last month of fighting, calls into question everything that happens in the last two years, and really, the commitment of either side to sing civilian rule take side to seing civilian rul

army chief abdel fattah al—burhan, pictured here on the right, and mohamed hamdan dagalo of the rivalitary group the rsf, have agreed in principle to a seven day truce, beginning thursday. this was the sudanese capital, khartoum, before the announcement was made. you can see smoke from the fighting across the skyline. on tuesday the african union held an emergency meeting on the conflict, bringing together african, arab, un and other representatives. several failed truces have been attempted since violence began in mid—april. a 72—hour ceasefire extension announced on sunday was met with reports of more air strikes and gunfire. the bbc�*s paul adams is following the situation from nairobi. we know that there have been invitations out to the warring generals to send representatives for talks. the un was suggesting even yesterday that both sides had agreed to nominate representatives but we don't have a venue or a timetable, we don't have an agenda, so at the moment there is no sign of any kind of meaningful peace process that's going to end this any time soon. we turn now to some break

it was note that prompt -- abdel fattah al-burhan were amassing forces around khartoum. and lower levels, the statements were being made about that as a reality of a real challenge to the possibility of conflict breaking out. there were talks about, from several dozen, both officials and advocates, sudanese activists, who describe a deeply flawed u.s. policy process with talks in sudan and the runoff of a conflict, monopolized by a select few officials that shut the rest of the agency out of deliberations and quieted -- over the direction of u.s. sedan policy. it goes on to say, from the outset, there is a consistent and willful dismissal of views that question whether you and talks will be a recipe for success for failure. those warnings were ignored, and instead the u.s. built, i'm quoting, now a dream policy of a political process that is crashed down on the people of sudan. i have noted, on several occasions, that assistant secretary of state seems to have a diversions of sanctions as any tool anytime, for any purpose. that's a problem. i don't know how else you indu

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on monday, sudan's military ruler general abdel fattah al-burhan ruled out any peace settlement unless both warring parties agree to a lasting ceasefire. at least 700 people have been killed, while over 100,000 people have fled sudan since fighting broke out three weeks ago. we will go to sudan later in the broadcast. in pakistan, former prime minister imran khan was arrested in the capital islamabad during a court appearance on a series -- where he faces corrupt charges. security forces dragged khan out of court and into a police vehicle. allies have denounced his arrest as an abduction. khan was removed from office by parliament in april of last year. in recent months, hundreds of his supporters blocked repeated attempts by pakistani authorities to take khan into custody. he's denied the charges against him. in serbia, tens of thousands of people joined protests against gun violence in the capital belgrade monday demanding that top government officials resign in the wake of two mass shootings last week. 17 people were killed in the two attacks, including eight schoolchildren. this is

-backed authoritarian president abdel fattah al-sisi who took power in a 2013 coup. tens of thousands of people have since been arrested in a crackdown on dissent. among them are two other al jazeera journalists, bahaa eldin ibrahim and rabie el-sheikh. protesters have confronted secretary of state antony blinken over the biden administration's persecution of wikileaks founder julian assange and for failing to condemn the killing of palestinian-american journalist shireen abu akleh, who was killed by an israeli military sniper last year while reporting from the occupied west bank. wednesday's protest was led by codepink's medea benjamin, who interrupted "washington post" columnist david ignatius as he interviewed blinken in a forum marking world press freedom day. >> excuse us. we can't view this day without calling for the freedom of julian assange. amy: at this point, the live stream went silent, as medea benjamin hooked her leg around secretary blinken's chair while security pulled her off the stage. >> we are here to celebrate freedom of expression and we just ex