it was a completely different army. was the army, not the horde as it was called, that had a clear division. rigid discipline of their tactics strategy, uh , which we have not yet encountered and at first we invariably defeated the old ryazan had 10,000 people , the official figure means the atamangolian invasion of 100,000. well, if you believe literary monument, e, preserved to our time, the story of the ruin of ryazan by batu ryazan prince yuri led the militia in the field and on the river, voronezh along

if the hours have takes over, it would affect the morals of the arm. and if the army just take over, it will affect the morons of the rapid support forces here in the capital and other places that begin the r s f has been able to take control of murray air base in and amazon, sudan. so all of this right now was unfolding heavy fighting continues. despite that there mediation efforts from political fighters that have been ongoing since yesterday, when sanctions were escalating between the 2 sides. it's law clear how much breakthrough that which caused now or that would result in now now that there is direct confrontation between the 2 sides and him or are we aware of the mediators. the was a mediation process going on, the world leaders speaking about reaching some kind of resolution. what was happening to the mediation efforts right now? well, i would say it's very hard to say if it's going, if any side is going to listen to the mediation, we have seen in the statement from the rapid support forces calling on the international community, calling on the tart tripartite

it comes down to your achievement, can be army. one of the receptive comes down to your tribal affiliations after experts. and it comes down to the back of the fraud, but not the military academy that you've gone through. but that is the difference between the 2 institutions or the, or the 2 for when it comes to cohesiveness. we've seen the army repeatedly showing some kind of showing that they're united when it comes to to, to issues dealing with the country when it came to the takeover. when it came to overthrowing and bushy in 2019. and then you have the are, they seem to be again, largely on based on the, on their tribal associations. and that is why, for many people who have been putting that recept when complex are up in r for it takes some time for it to down because of the support with the commission to their tribal, to their tribes there in the region. so 2 different institutions the prince make up, but both are both armed, both spread across the country and now both fighting each other. and it doesn't look like it's a batt

so that's and that's from the army. it show clearly that the muslim brotherhood in the army are agreeing for security for the really and government to come back to have a bad way into the country and they use the army and get better in the army resource . owed the. a re, to, to come back to the show and to get the leadership of the country or leave it. the thanks so much for your thoughts on that. let's go because of the ottoman right. # inside got to me. i think there is something going there. all right, thank you for your thoughts on that. we're looking at live pictures coming in right now from sedan. you can see pictures coming in from metal. that's where clearly something is on fire. and reports coming in at least from the side of the rapids, support forces talk about how they have been attacked by the sudanese army units. they refer to an incident in the area in a camp in sober coming on the attack this morning by what they say aggressive units from the army that began firing heavy and light arms on them. and they cal

ted is one of the main coordinators of the it army of ukraine. re carrying out. this isn't playing, is it? this is serious criminal activity. talking from the standpoint of western laws, ithink, yes, right? but when war is coming to your country, everything is changing. there are no good or bad ways to fight. thankfully, the cyber war has proven to be less destructive than the physical war. but the conflict is no doubt rewriting the rules of engagement online. piano melody plays. no, it's not your phone ringing, but millions of people around the world might have just reached for their handsets. in korea, samsung is king, and each generation of its mobile phones comes with a new version of this... piano melody repeats. ..its over the horizon theme tune. and while i'm in the country, i've popped in to chat to one of the people who composed it. sound can deliver the message and sound can deliver the emotions. the reason we enjoy music globally is music is universal, right? so, sound design also has the grammar in which — it's a universal language tha

army? well, it is becoming more and more difficult for the regular army to get more conscripts, 0 mobilization, or the regular conscription. and the, well, the government decided to employ that people who can handle arms and who are officially members of a part of military units, all state controlled companies. this is of the all the reasons for such urgent action use of the shortage author song along the, from the reports of these personnel that are working for gas from suggesting that there they were told that they would be going to ukraine to guard as they used to when working for gas prompted to guard oil and gas assets and they've ended up on the front line. is they like to be any truth in that? yes, i believe it is possible because gus broome is handling some of the compressor stations and pipelines which are located within the occupied territories in your grain and will formally or cecily. they also need some people to guard that in the critical infrastructure, even though it has not been used for quite quite a long while. but it could be just a pretext. the people are assume to fight a

well, here if the russian army. to lose much more than in the offensive, well, if it were the same battle of stalingrad, which russian propagandists and the russian kremlin elites like to focus on, then if you just look at the ratio of losses of those who defended and those who did not , you can very quickly understand that marshal zhukov he was not as outstanding a strategist as he is portrayed by soviet and russian propaganda, e.e., in general, even if we talk about intercepting the initiative at least at the operational or tactical level, then definitely our counteroffensive is precisely the first such step, because in this way we will impose on the russians a different dynamic of hostilities than the one they are used to, we will force them to react to our actions. well, in principle, it is always with from the point of view of waging war, this is always a very positive thing, that is, if we only react to the actions of the enemy, we are, let's say, very limited in what we can actually do. but if we have the opportunity to impose our own plan of action on the enemy, so to speak, and f

ted is one of the main coordinators of the it army of ukraine. carrying out. this isn't playing, is it? this is serious criminal activity. talking from the standpoint of western laws, i think, yes, right? but when war is coming to your country, everything is changing. there are no good or bad ways to fight. thankfully, the cyber war has proven to be less destructive than the physical war. but the conflict is no doubt rewriting the rules of engagement online. piano melody plays. no, it's not your phone ringing, but millions of people around the world might have just reached for their handsets. in korea, samsung is king, and each generation of its mobile phones comes with a new version of this... piano melody repeats. ..its over the horizon theme tune. and while i'm in the country, i've popped in to chat to one of the people who composed it. sound can deliver the message and sound can deliver the emotions. the reason we enjoy music globally is music is universal, right? so, sound design also has the grammar in which — it's a universal language that

he's one of the most prominent hackers in the it army of ukraine, a nearly 200,000 strong telegram groupor over a year. translation:. it's one of the ones i remember as the chesney�*s narcotic. it's the one product authentication system for the whole of russia. we found the target, discovered how it operated, and came up with a way to stop it. manufacturers couldn't ship products. the economic losses, i think, were pretty high. greetings, citizens of russia. large scale hacking by activists, or hacktivists, has been a major element of the cyber war that few predicted. hello. we are the kill net hacktivist community. this is the leader of the 100,000 strong pro—russian hacking group called kill net. he wouldn't agree to a direct interview, but sent us this video before breaking off communication. we devote 12 hours a day to killnet because the main thing is to monitor the situation in the world. then our actions come. i see no equal in the world to russian hackers. this clip shows a killnet attack on a nato website. at ukraine's cyber defence ho. they deal with cyber attacks from all angl

this is it, it, it is so in response to what it is so, and accept the one that our army, it's its own cities and its own civilians. and now they are taking it to the prison inside the neighborhoods. now almost every house, they have a gun shops at the, at the windows, so many people live inside their homes. we are stuck for the last half that the 8 or more i was not having any supplies and they electricity's out. we are out of a gas ford port, even the people who have a genetic designs loan. it is amenities and people have so many people to look into it for so many people to stuck in the states. and there is no safe. i have been flying all day to have a way to save the pass through the i see i see and this or that is it, it listen with they it up is support force and a saw at least i could get the 3 of them soft and the i saw see, and then it be and that, so then is it, it calls, but i couldn't have any access to that up. it's support, wants to save it to, to provide for some roots. actually the problem is that 80, what has happened now in sudan is unprecedented. i kind of wonder, how

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, p

it. and that the army says it will facilitate evacuations. do we read into that that they perhaps don't see these battles ending any time soon? yeah, you know, in my view, i think it's, it's so we don't have to read it to each of them their, their views of, of evacuations of foreigners and, and then read into that about how they are so intent on continuing to fight one another. i think this has been in bodily clear from the messaging prior to to you know, these, these electric words and promises from both of these men emit team on the are set aside. but on the, on the army side, both of them have showed indications that they are intent on trying to find a military solution. and, you know, with the conflict right now, not really having a clear winner. there's so much disinfo going on. it's very difficult to see whether or not one would reconsider wouldn't both still think that they might be able to get the upper hand run. so we look for progress met. do we know why they splice of filed sofa and perhaps what terms it might take to satisfy both

there now reports from russia, just the gas problem has set up its own private army and is sending recruits to fight in ukraine. state oil firm has long employed people with military backgrounds to god. it's assets around the world, but industry observe is claim and arm units employed by gas. prom is now active on the front line and appears to be confirmed by the head of russia's paramilitary wagner group. yet any precaution in an interview as well. well, let's discuss this further with energy analyst mikhail critique in from ross energy . thanks a lot for joining us on d to we've with business because it really conceivable that gas from is sending people to the front line in ukraine to fight. yes, this is the situation in february of the wrestle, brand minister, mr. mitchell stim, order due to companies over the guest room group and guest firm itself and spoil arm gus from nist to form something which is called the volunteer battalions. out of the people who are serve in the paramilitary forces of gasp, rome and gus prominent. and those forces are safe, guardian, the infrastructure of gas

but when you look at the other areas, places like the army headquarters, it seems to be that there is some kind of fighting around that area. now the rapid support forces say their country, they're in control of the naval command base of the army. that is very hard to confirm at the moment. we're still waiting for the army to confirm whether that is the case or not. but we can also see a smoke rising from the city of under man. so it's clear that there has been some shelling, some airstrikes being carried out by the sudanese army against the rapid support force as a basis in the city of under man fighting fil ongoing. still lots of tension in other parts of the country as well. there is direct confrontation happening in the eastern city of port sudan between the rapid support forces and the army, and the other arts of the country where the army says they have taken over a basis belonging to the r s f. so d, a lots of developments are fighting, still ongoing in the capitol, hot in other parts of the country, not clear yet who's who has the upper hand. but it's clear that this fighting

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but i thought it also good development, early goss presented stephan nicholson is a member of this army parliament and its former president. he says, the key issue is sweden's refusal to ratify a un convention that would compel the state to not only consult, but to do so with the goal of achieving consent. why do you think sweden hasn't ratified ilo? 169. because say don't in indian is he also have the same human rights as other as other peoples? you think that's still the case? his way. yes, love is still the case is sweeter. and they talk about the song people and never go with the song. he says the current wave of green development on sammy lans is like nothing he's ever seen. it is a huge, huge threat this decisions, caltrans, we just follow my friends with his government. never says overlays, it's enough that they can take anything they want at any time. there was a one of the proposals being fought by the sammy parliament and car. and sammy village is here in vitality. the surrounding forests are critical to reindeer grazing and a key migration area. but they're also home to europ

but it sustains this army and the reindeer in the depths of winter temperatures can plummet to minus 40 degrees. o heard is once used skis and sleds to migrate with their animals. now it's mostly snowmobiles and atv. today the old terrain vehicle is living up to its name. finally we find the man we've come to see reindeer herders, niels not to sorta i to school, said he of that he niels matters and his herd of just arrived here from his son of grazing land where the new c, a called the mine is plaid, they'll stay until the snow comes and the likes fries. how does it look? well, new horses, do you have to bloss at him? they leave the ends on the lawn hadn't been fulfilled either. i them, you, monique, you'll be done in one audio was to me, so computer, i haven't drained anger, sidney to put some stuff out. he says the last time they mind the area he's reindeer, suffered. what i'm told him is on his door to don't know that will do on a hailey to yes, i want to some it's westover, so they didn't, they didn't show you a call your base for that you wrote it out as of so should this on that

army headquarters. the rapids support forces says it's destroyed a convoy of 200 army vehicles near their in recent day. every day, thousands of people decide it's no longer safe to stay. this rescue ship in ports he, dan, is taking evacuation to saudi arabia around 5000 syrian, say they're being processed more slowly than other nationalities. lot of for july. saudi in tillman. we've been here for 8 days. the evacuation of syrians has stopped the day before yesterday. only 27 people were evacuated. no syrians were evacuated yesterday. we do not know what is happening and no one gives us a clear answer. in our gene on the egypt, sudan, border satellite images, show cues of buses waiting to take people across others have flown home on the 1st 2 days of the war. it was action info to then look up the jets flying over and some bombs landing but imported and salt. real quiet. so obviously a lot of military action but not quite but everyone seems to be on but. but even the sudanese middle we work with wanted to go back to normal because i just want the country to grow and prosper hulu. prime minister abdullah

the did it in the capacity of the army of the air force. and this is why be honest, if has actually controlled the matter, we air force, but actually did it in the air force, which are the russian air forces, the airplanes of the so who am made has this have a strongly actually hit did did. did they did it did the basis of the if inside army hit what on outside the water in different parts of food. and so this is why now the military is returning back in income to outside. the button is out of state on going, the artist is also try and now to control the air base of the army, a job, but only in the 1000. and in fact, you have in there as well. and there are, i witness witnesses that they so clashes around these areas as the out of 5 to control. okay, so you're explaining that the recess wants to ground the armies planes because they know it gives the army a strategic military advantage. is that right? a tactical advantage. exactly, this is, this is, this is what they are trying to do. they are trying to neutralize the, the, the fire of the a

it's been a week since heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces and several cease fires. have failed. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to announce the evacuation of its citizens. and now others including germany, a taking steps to do so. as the fighting enters, it's 2nd week. many only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel and water. if they can find it in different sudanese cities, like cartoon, alpha sheer residents are struggling to meet their basic needs. the challenge in elfish are now is that people are lacking basic services that is not elected within the city. yeah, right now it is 41 degrees centigrade in the summer. that is not what i in households for default running out into city because all of the subway license for the food which are just kind of district localities outside of the city. every other supplier is gather the price will come into the vendor. janet, you do this cd to supply food. ah, others are fleeing the capital city of 5000000. as the battle between students to top generals for control of the country intensifi

the defense army of the dnr of the lpr , but you don't say it's the defense army of karabakht's the type of world. against air weapons, you can present, and according to the law , for 2.5 years, when the peace treaty was signed , they had to be there undercover peacekeepers who were supposed to provide it for five years. here are other integrations of the armenian population in azerbaijan's legal field yes who wants to stay and who doesn't want to join the army because all the citizens living there have an ethnic armenian dream with armenian passports citizens of the army and plus today they are very much citizens of russia here are peacekeepers left to right you already know their traditions yes to hand out russian passports, that's why i, because peacekeepers are engaged in this, they are the opposite of us , today i cultivate this separatism , azerbaijan naturally began to tighten the nuts, therefore, if the united states brussels will not succeed, it is necessary to oust him politically, or give him carte blanche , so that he confidently moves towards the peace treaty, be

complete it means a union to create its own security system without the united states of america , its own armyh, there without such a component , he already came with new thoughts from sizinpini, who is ready to support him. well, as a result of this interview i think the policy is clear p ruslan and let's go for 12 more points of the peace plan uh, they don't call it a peace plan of china's vision for the settlement of the crisis and conflict, as they say, in ukraine, not in ukraine, they say well, yes so, look at these 12 points, are these jin -ping times in china? are they ready to consider any options, or are they so determined to have 12 points, and despite any visits of any high- ranking officials to china, they will not deviate one iota from this plan, no will leave, and first 50x50 on one side in china if he offered an alternative to the western plan, well, his positional material with 12 steps, he will stick to his position, he came out in order to have a politician , a diplomatic maneuver, that is, a scale for maneuver and start his game, unlike the west because he considers the plan

its nationals out. more than 400 people have now been killed. us sedans, army battles, paramilitary problems. also coming up, russia expels more than 20 german diplomats saying it's in response to the expulsion of russian diplomats from berlin. bilateral relations have been on a steady decline since the brushes invasion of the credit. ah, i'm happening. how welcome sedans, army says it's facilitating the evacuation of foreign nationals from the capital cartoon. more than 150 people have already arrived in saudi arabia by ship. the kingdom says they included saudis, as well as nationals from 12 other countries. germany is also among the nations taking steps to bring back their citizens. evacuations come a week after a heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces. several attempts at cease fires have failed. as the fighting enters its 2nd week, many only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel and water. if they can find it in different suit me seduce like cartoon, sheer residents are struggling to meet their basic needs. the challenge in question now is th

he's one of the most prominent hackers in the it army of ukraine, a nearly 200,000—strong telegram groupchesney�*s attack. it's the one product authentication system for the whole of russia. we found the target, discovered how it operated, and came up with a way to stop it. manufacturers couldn't ship products. the economic losses, i think, were pretty high. greetings, citizens of russia. large—scale hacking by activists — or hacktivists — has been a major element of the cyber war that few predicted. translation: hello. we are the kill net hacktivist community. this is the leader of the 100,000—strong pro—russian hacking group called kill net. he wouldn't agree to a direct interview, but sent us this video before breaking off communication. translation: we devoted 12 hours a day to killnet - because the main thing is to monitor the situation in the world. then our actions come. i see no equal in the world to russian hackers. this clip shows a killnet attack on a nato website. at ukraine's cyber defence h0. they deal with cyber attacks from all angles, but say vigilante attacks are gettin

the army says it won't negotiate with the group. there's been heavy fighting and the capital cartoon mar, wind, southwestern sudan, and north dar full. the rapid support forces say they've taken control of the presidential palace, the army chiefs, residence and cartoon international airport. but the army rejects them. a told al jazeera is in control of the palace headquarters and airport, and the air force says it's destroyed the group's camps. the parliamentary force was formed in 2013 to fight arm groups and dar for i carried out a brutal track down. it also led the suppression of rallies in khartoum in june 2019, in which a $123.00 people were killed. the contention stem from a disagreement over how the 4 should be integrated into the military. if a morgan report some cartoon, i heavy fighting spreads through her tomb. as tensions between the sudanese army and a powerful paramilitary force spill over into the streets, i'm out of the army says it's defending itself from attacks by the rapid support forces across the capitol. it's n

its nationals out. more than 400 people have now been killed. us sedans, army battles, paramilitary, rob, also coming up. russia expels more than 20 german diplomat saying it's in response to the expulsion of russian diplomats from berlin. bilateral relations have been on a steady decline since russian's invasion. a few crimes and the bundles like a total price is blown. a wide open. this by munich, suffer. another shock to faith in months will have the best of the buddhist league action. and more coming up in sports. ah. i'm anthony howard, welcome. sedans. army says it's facilitating the evacuations of foreign nationals from the capital cartoon. more than 150 people have already arrived in saudi arabia by ship. the kingdom says they says they included saudis, and as well as nationals from 12 other countries. germany is also among the nations taking steps to bring back their citizens. and the evacuations come a week after heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces, several attempts to cease fires have failed. as the fighting enters, it's 2nd week. many only venture out for

it's been a week since heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces and several sees fires have failed. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to renounce the evacuation of its citizens. and now others including germany, art making steps to do so. as the fighting enters its 2nd week, many in the capital only venture out for urgent supplies, such as food, fuel, and water. if they can find it. in southern cartoon, these residents take advantage of a brief respite in the violence to fill barrels mounted on donkey pulled carts with fresh water. oh, others are fleeing the city of 5000000. as that battle between sedans, to top generals, for control of the country intensifies this despite promises by the warring rivals of a temporary cease fire to mark the muslim holiday of eat, i'll fitter oh, there was a bit of a lot of fighting. however, now reports picked up again. so you know, fighting us. so i think you know, it just, it just those back to the original sin of trusting these leaders with their words before their actions. so unfortunately, no a ceasefire. and in t

the central academic theater of the russian army in red and blue colors on the square in front of it rmy men and young guys from suvorov to cska cadets . here is irina rodnina, the most successful and productive figure skater, so my native club, in which i have been since 1961, only for this club and club champion club winner and played for its centenary history. we proved it with the largest number of gold medals. that is, i am tarasova, herself an outstanding figure skating coach and the daughter of anatoly tarasov , who is called the father of russian hockey. we have already improved. we are, so to speak, i was now in the middle was already working, an outstanding team. raised the army, what are the representatives of all sports , individual team workers, strong and beautiful people. i don't think it's necessary to distinguish between those who seems to be more hardworking or less, because if he is a professional in any sport it is very, very difficult. it's just that all cycles have large kilometers. it seems to me that pilaf itself is much more complicated, they are all the time

that is, for a whole year, and kiev is trying to convince, and its army and its people , including russiaounter attack. this news agenda evokes emotions. why, but the military, they can't contain their emotions. they start recording videos where where is our technology? where is the help from the west with the help of which we will counter attack and slowly, slowly, these a narratives, these materials. this content breaks through the information blockade, however, to make sure that the enemy has serious problems. it is not necessary to look for grains of truth in his own statements, the characteristic footage was made public by a russian raid, again filmed in the border zone of the lugansk people's republic, where many ukrainian military personnel surrendered where is it from aha when will april 13 come? that is, everything a couple of weeks before it turned out to be at the forefront, the experience is zero, and the preparation is absent in the eyes of a complete misunderstanding of what is happening. what do you know? never heard no. clearly so. is this really the force of the vaunted c

ted is one of the main coordinators of the it army of ukraine. oubt rewriting the rules of engagement online. elon musk has hit back at competitors tonight by offering blue tick users the chance to make money from their followers by allowing subscriptions. will that make it the online space where big intellectual ideas will be discussed? it's true that since musk bought twitter, some have fallen out of love with it because of its perceived toxicity, or the changes introduced since elon musk bought it. in the last week, musk has been in a spat with the newsletter service substack, which hasjust launched its competitor to twitter called notes. we'll talk to substack�*s founders in a moment. when elon musk bought twitter that he said it was important to the future of civilisation to have a common digital town square where a range of beliefs could be debated in a healthy manner. over the last few weeks that future has become a little less certain. yesterday america media organisation national public radio announced they would no longer post on twitter

, and do that, it's coming, becoming incredibly complicated to be able to navigate and afford the items and the vehicles, the petrol just for people to reach safe grounds. right? the army says it will help facilitate evacuations for those who want to leave. do we read into that? met that a hatch? they don't see the army that these battles will be ending any time soon. yeah, i don't think we have to read into that so much. i think we can just take the words of face value. they both want to kill each other, and they said that as much, you know, i said that outright. and so that alone indicates before you know them saying that they'll allow for nationals to be evacuated, that they're intending on this to be a, you know, an extended conflict and then potentially approach factored one. and this is obviously something the international community should absolutely be preparing for . we're heading that way. and while we're making arrangements for today, i would strongly advise that decision makers start also planning for to morrow. as we look for progress met, do we know why safe fires have so far filed? and that's what terms it might take to satisfy both sides to commit to a

this very phrase, however, and the kremlin is constantly trying to somehow justify the defeats of its armynew opponents every time, and from the side of ukraine, then they have abnormal weapons, then they have combat mosquitoes, and then geese i don't know what happened there , what did they make up this time , let's see just now in ukraine , women chemists and biologists are being recruited to be sent to the front, the russian mass media are spreading information about the alleged intensification of the mobilization of women in for ukraine, primarily chemical and biological education, kremlin propagandists claim that this is how kyiv prepares for the use of prohibited weapons at the front , however, there is no mobilization of women in ukraine, there is no mobilization of women, now there are changes in the accounting system until 2026, even ukrainian women who have a medical specialty are the only ones for which they can be subject mobilizations should not necessarily be taken into account other professions only on a voluntary basis the kremlin has repeatedly disseminated advice on ukrai

army you. ready i mean, it is also, i me, i'm neither the media and the army. i have the negatives, and i want you to be in again, either shoot, i ok, let me just jump in there because we are running out of time. i just want to get more of a sense of what's happening right now. on the grounds because there are reports, i'll ask you, i'll ask you this modem if you may know the fighting, in fact is dalia, excuse me, fighting is not confirmed to the capital. the classes we understand now are in the northern province there in doug food region. ports are done on the red sea. these are porous borders, aren't they? so do they risk becoming floss points? do you think for a white or conflict? how dangerous is this? well, i just wrote a report or a post saying that chad has read for its board is because they're afraid of a spill over from the from doc forwarding to their borders. and i spoke to family in port sedan and they said yesterday was really bad. but today to pick calmer, but in the forty's not. com. i mean, if we think cartoon the bad, you're talking about a sta

army or by the r s f. now we also know that there's been fighting it undermine. there's been airstrikes launched by a sedan. so for us to dance armies, fighter jets, and there's been anti aircraft missiles fired by the ourself in various residential neighborhoods. we've spoken to people. and they 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 ba

and this reports of fighting around the vicinity of the general command of the army. so it looks like this situation between the rapid support forces and the army is not de escalating despite calls for the 2 sides to and the fighting and try to negotiate their differences. in other parts of the country such as the eastern city, of course sudan. the army says that it has taken over control are of the iris have been there. they also reported that they have taken control of the iris of bays in gabbard of state, both in the eastern part of sudan. and they say that they have been able to take control of some of the areas here and how to including in the city of on demand. so it looks like for the time being from what we're hearing and what we're seeing at where the smokes are rising from, that the armed forces seem to be getting a slightly upper hand over the record support forces. how is it here before civilians? frightening certainly, but also must be getting worried about getting supplies and so forth. yes, because this all happened all of a sudden and there was a lot of pani

but it sustains this army and the reindeer room in the depths of winter temperatures can plummet to minus 40 degrees . o heard is once used skis and sleds to migrate with their animals. now it's mostly snowmobiles and a tv. today, the old terrain vehicle is living up to its name. finally, we find the man we've come to see. randy heard it niels not to sorta i school saturday of e niels matters and he's heard of just arrived here from his son, a grazing land with a new see a copper mine is plaid. they'll stay until the snow comes and the likes fries harder than it will well reports, if you have to bloss at him, they leave the ends on the lot and had a fulfilled either. i them, you, monique, you're done on one audio, wants to recycle, which i haven't then agnes, and need to put some stuff out. he says the last time they mind the area he's reindeer, suffered. what i'm told him on his daughter don't allow that will do on a hayley 2 years ago. so they didn't, they didn't show you a call base to that you wrote it out. so should this on that or me, in the living in the war, this solving lesson ta

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