heather, let's now bring in jonas horner. he is the deputy director for the horn of africa project and a sing analyst for student at the international crisis group. he joins us now from nairobi at jonas. we've been saying these and surprisingly, synthetic huge crowds and the military responses obviously not going to go on notice now, given the internet throttling and the road closures we've been seeing what hibler was describing there, about the presence on the streets. how concerned are you that they're going to actually crap down fairly home today? i think there's a strong prospect of that. there have been significant and point warnings coming from internet and intellectual actors, both sudan and gives them out of community outside of sudan over into for soul. any violence that might come about today. but the army has shown it's based on the streets in key centers to me, at least today so far. and so we're really concerned that that, that this may be the star, a new phase of violence in all of this. and i think the other com

we're lead madiba, founder and president of the sudan policy of forum in nairobi. jonas horner, deputy director for horn of africa and senior analyst for sedan, or the international crisis group. and over in edinburgh, scotland, alex, the wall executive director of the well peace foundation and research professor, either duff's, fletcher school of law and diplomacy. thank you all for joining us. we're lead by dissolving the ruling council. the transitional government declaring state of emergency arresting senior government officials, including prime minister algola ham. look what is army chief trying to say here? i will be composed scrutinize the speech of mister con, especially if we look at articles 11121516247172 that were eliminated from then you kind of detention or document the he's he said he is ready to abide with there are 2 categories here that are 3 article that has to do with seem issuing decrease. and there is the other category which has to do with he has done away with the article that has to do with dismantling of. busy the flemish states and combating of corruption and

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and that's who don jonas horner is deputy director for horn of africa and senior analyst for don at the international crisis group. he says to don security forces are fragmented, making it harder to control, which is a cause for concern for protesters. the messaging from the international community has been, you know, aggressively urging the sudanese security forces to avoid being part of any violence. i think, you know, the protestant cells will be vigorous and, and vociferous. what is really concerning though, is the vast array of military and security actors that are on the street. there are just incredible set of security sectors that now patrol the streets, you know, sense that they are necessarily taking orders from a central spot. and i think that you know, that diversity of different, those are actors, is really worried because many of them will take their orders from different locations. and that would lead to balance one part and also the prospect of different sections of the military. even turning on each other, which would precipitate a whole new level of violence. we certai

the ok, let's bring in jonas horner, who's the deputy director for one of africa and senior analyst for the sedan for sedan, rather at the international crisis group. he joins us live by skype from nairobi. hello, they join us. thanks for joining us. they've been international condemnation and now a 1000000 people are expected on the streets of sudan. how much pressure does general, but how need to walk back from this curve? well, i think it's becoming quite clear to general glaucon in these 1st few days of the cruise just brought a significant speculation to this this take over on monday. really was the, the international program has been swift and, and quite clear. and even, you know, some of sedans allies in the region have been shocked, i think, by just how goes to 1st a lot of the, the, the governments who've been behind that the civilian transition had been a and pushing back. so i think, you know, there is currently, as i understand it will some sense of soul searching, like just where to go from here for the military. and there are a range of actors. we're now negotiating with t