his enemy, mohammed hamdan dagalo, also known as hemmati, leader of the so—called rapid support forcesow did you do? i met general al—burhan in new york, where he had addressed the united nations and he claimed he was ready to consider a cease fire. are you prepared to sit down and talk with the leader, hemmati? absolutely. whenever he commits to what we agreed injeddah, we will sit to resolve this problem. at those talks injeddah, in saudi arabia during the summer. both sides agreed to protect civilians, something both sides have failed to do. the sudanese armed forces have been accused by the un and charities of targeting civilians with indiscriminate air strikes on residential parts of khartoum. why are the civilian casualties so high? why are your forces deliberately targeting civilians? this is not correct. they are fabrications of some stories by the rebel forces. they bomb civilians and film it as if it was the armed forces. we are professional forces. we walk with precision and select our targets in areas where only the enemy is present. is the future of south sudan a failed st

i will take a bath in the mountains, in the snow, hamdan is a female narrative of the role played by women during the ups and downs of the country. the book showed that we still have many characters who are unknown and we need to research and write about them. this narrator's book will be part of the dedication of the holy defense for future generations. these memories, this culture, this kind of sacrifice, should remain in the history of this country, as if it is only recently that it is over. the house zahra alizadeh khabari, the 8th brigade of najaf ashraf wins a battle under the command of haj ahmad kazemi . the western heights of hammarin compiled this book in nine chapters and started the book with a strategy that leads to the muharram operation . there is an area and they can occupy it. seasons the other book deals with the introduction of yagen and preparation before the operation. i will identify the passages that can be identified for their own purposes in the operation, the obstacles that exist and they must face them and formulate their maneuver plan based on those identi

the sudanese armed forces has told the bbc he's prepared — in principle — to sit down with mohamed hamdan diplomatic correspondent james landale spoke to him in new york and began by asking him why neither side appeared willing to engage in peace talks. translation: we have the desire and the will to end this war. - we know the suffering of the sudanese people. we know the atrocities committed against the sudanese people. we are ready to engage in negotiations whenever. are you prepared to sit down and talk with the rsf leader, hemedti? if the leadership of this mutinous force has the desire to return to its senses and pull its troops out of the residential areas and return to its barracks, then we will sit with any of them. but, in principle, are you ready to sit down and talk with him? absolutely. whenever he commits to what we agreed injeddah, we will sit and resolve the problem. are you confident of victory? definitely. if you are so confident of victory, why have you relocated and moved to port sudan, effectively giving up khartoum? in khartoum, the diplomatic missions, the ministrie

al—burhan, head of the sudanese armed forces, said he was ready in principle to sit down with mohamed hamdanhe two men have been fighting a brutal war which the united nations says has left more 5,000 people dead and more than 5 million displaced. 0ur diplomatic correspondentjames landale spoke to the general in new york, and began by asking him why neither side appeared willing to engage in peace talks. we have the desire and will to end this war. we know the suffering of the sudanese people. we know the atrocities committed against the sudanese people. we are ready to engage in negotiations. are you prepared to sit down and talk with the rsf leader? if the leadership of this force has the desire to return to its senses and pull its troops out of the residential areas and return to its barracks, then we will sit with any of them. but in principle are you ready to sit down and talk to them? absolutely. whenever he commits to what we agreed, we will sit to resolve this problem. anoushka kurkjian is the director, of the songhai advisory. she explained how seriously the latest possibility of pe

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and coming up on the bbc news channel, hamdan parks is the oldest fixture in international football,land take on england in a friendly, 150 years on from their first meeting. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. female surgeons working in nhs hospitals are subjected to a culture of sexual harassment and assaults by male colleagues, according to a major new report shared exclusively with bbc news. the research, described by the royal college of surgeons as "truly shocking", identifies a pattern of female trainees being abused by senior male surgeons. 0ur health correspondent james gallagher reports. one example that i've got when i was a junior surgeon, so the person with the least power in the operating theatre is, i was i was assisting a consultant on a case. i guess he'd got a bit sweaty but turned around and just buried his head right into my breasts. and i realised he was wiping his brow on me. and you just freeze, right? why is his face in my cleavage, you know? and then a little while later, he turns around, he does exactly the same thing all over again. so i said