mohammed: welcome to the program. i am mohammed jamjoom. an entire era of turkish politics has been defined by president recep tayyip erdogan. his challenger, kemal kilicdaroglu, is his polar opposite, both in personality and politics. as we reach sunday's closely fought run-off, both candidates are turning to nationalist groups to widen their bases. the struggling economy, inflation, and the aftermath of the earthquakes are all pressing issues, but it appears nationalism can be a defining factor in the selection. reporter: with just a few days left before sunday's runoff election, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan appears confident he will win. he has turned to hard-line nationalists like the third-place candidate who did not make it to the next round of voting. >> i invite all voters to now support president erdogan in the runoff election. reporter: the opposition is feeling the pressure and was looking to nationalist groups for support. kemal kilicdaroglu has adopted a more strident tone, embracing an anti-immigrant rhetoric. it cou

mohammed: do you want to jump in? >> i just wanted to agree with grace in terms of the numbers and the increase. when you cover all the issues we have gone through, covid-19, the humanitarian crisis, this has led to increased vulnerability. that number is reflected in the increase we are seeing. we need to think about how we deal with this together as a solution to addressing custom issues that affect humanity. rather than where everybody is working on a very specific issue. when you think about it, all of these issues are affected in same groups of people, therefore we really need to start coming together and actually thinking about how we come up with solutions that address these things together. mohammed: i have heard you say in the past at the numbers do not capture the individual stories enough of the people impacted by modern slavery. when you are talking about 50 million people, that number is staggering. but i am curious how difficult is it for people to really understand the conditions as so many people in th

this is inside story. ♪ mohammed: hello and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. more than a month, fighting in sudan has turned once bustling cities into battlefields. now there's hope the latest ceasefire will change that. the truce is meant to enable the safe transportation of humanitarian aid to millions of people who are trapped. but fighting has reportedly continued in hotspots. so what will happen to those who need food and medicine? and will ceasefire violations fuel more mistrust between sudan's warring sides? we will explore these issues with our guests, but first, this report by our correspondent. reporter: during the last five weeks, ismael lost everything. he fled sudan when fighting hit too close to home. he says his life is now unrecognizable. >> it took us several days to get out of sudan. there were several checkpoints along the way. it has been quite challenging for my pregnant wife and i reached this refugee camp in a few be a. we have nothing. reporter: back home in sudan entire communities remain trapped in and around the capital khartoum. mos

the rest of his family sled to a rock along with his brother mohammed available to me. he was very good in school. and so he always ranked 1st or 2nd and we wanted to offer him a better life. and that was also my goal home and see if it's impossible to put into words for indescribable sense. we are very close to one another on the spot because i was very lonely the whole time. i have a lot of friends, but still, but it's nothing like being brothers. you documents, you got the no matter who your friends with family is always number one plus i was i was really looking forward to him coming. but of because the situation was also difficult for set are causing. finally, in a rock, the family decided to send his 14 year old brother to germany in fall 2021 across the everest route the visa. and just like everyone else was with the people smuggler or on foot with a boat and illegally because it's not possible to do it legally, which i know. and anyway, we didn't have any documents in syria, oceans you and got in october 2021. mohammed got in touch from turkey and said that he w

that's is up to they said that something had happened and that mohammed had fallen into the waters and by the time they said they waited but couldn't find him initially. that was a line. then we found out that they hadn't waited and simply carried on as soon as you could. won't they were frightened because what they were doing was illegal. and then i and i said any gardner, he flew to greece to arrows to look for his brother. he had his dna registered back at home, he scoured facebook, visiting search platforms for a missing migrants all in vain. the internet is swirling with rumors, horror stories that are missing migrants center got to be as offer as to find well how much body for 2000 zeros. he ignored them, hoping for a sign of life from his brother. lessons from the hot. it's really difficult. myspace to, for it gets hard to put out of your mind because no matter how long the wait long of, but she'll f, i hope it'll end. well. a good morning. i'm just going to the next day, pablo's probably to is has to examine the bones from the forest. he has already received instructions from t

you hung up in october 2021. mohammed got in touch from turkey and said that he was planning to cross the emeralds river with a group of others. on the 21st of october 2021 instead of causing got a phone call in hanover shows. um it was the people smugglers set this up. they said that something had happened and that mohammed had fallen into the waters and they said they waited but couldn't find him initially. that was a line. then we found out that they hadn't waited and simply carried on a significant amount. they were frightened because what they were doing was illegal . and then i and i said any gardner, he flew to greece to everyone, to look for his brother. he had his dna registered back at home, he scoured facebook, visiting search platforms for missing migraines, all in vain. the internet is swirling with rumors, horror stories that are missing migrants center got to be as offer as to find well how much body for 2000 years. he ignored them, hoping for a sign of life from his brother. this is from ha, it's really difficult, misplaced before it gets hard to put out of your mind.

accused of corruption from the abuse of power in transit, mohammed murcia became the president of therough the military. he represented the organization, the muslim brotherhood, but did not help the americans to gain a foothold in the region. but apdel fata hasisi has come for a long time as president for 9 years. you are pursuing a much friendlier policy in russia , for example, here i would even say those people who , according to their official position, according to their official position, are even official allies of the united states of america. well, they just need to cause displeasure. from the lake, how this caprice manifests itself, so to speak, this caprice of america, but we don’t like this figure. let's have another one. here's what not important. if only to punish the previous e leader, despite everything that he did for the united states of america and where they can find this kind. here is such a cynical shameless attitude , moreover, sometimes. it is the price of this mistake that is not only a political career, but also the very physical life of a given political fig

thanks to mohamed _ a very dire situation. thanks to mohamed for— a very dire situation.undreds of thousands of people have fled sudan in recent weeks, into neighbouring countries — including south sudan. some 70,000 people have crossed into the country over the last four weeks. many of them are south sudanese nationals who fled war in their own country. our africa correspondent, catherine byaruhanga, reports. south sudanese who have fled the war in sudan and managed to get home. but home brings new challenges. thousands of people have been camped at paloich airport near the border with sudan, trying to get a flight to other parts of the country. south sudan has very limited infrastructure and is recovering from its own conflict. many went to sudan because of the civil war here that started in 2013 and formally ended in 2018. they never imagined they would have to flee again. this woman has been stranded here with her family for ten days. translation: we sleep on the floor. when we were asleep our things were stolen. our bags, our bed sheets. now we don't have anything. w

this is inside story. ♪ mohammed: hello and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. more than a month, fighting in sudan has turned once

the inquiry say about a kind of scene from hanover has sent him the photo of his missing brother mohammed or they look at us and listen to them. i'm initially looking at hancock's on the bicycle object like on a low ripple enough to on then the love seeing the c cheek bones. it was in the shape of the face of this one. this thing got the phone if there's a one month ago. i think i think there's a couple the account to restricts that you can easily recognisable music, particularly anything linked to bones were or excuse me or style. is there any chance that the remains found in the forest could be said are ca seems brother the examination begins? oh oh god. what was the time and cause of death? are there any clues about the identity of the deceased? the more intact the body is, the better for the whole thing the what can you say is there a fee, my phone at least of the there's no scope the for the and there are many missing bones. pablo's probably just takes dna samples from one they are stored here and in a central database in athens. i also need one for anthropology. so 3 samples and all

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for ten days, mohamed races out to find water.rs ago. being a single—parent household, i couldn't take my kids out with me, obviously, because it's a war zone. and at the same time, i couldn't leave them behind me, because they were panicking every time i wanted to leave the house. finally, the family make a run for it through khartoum's devastation. this is some of the damages. wow! first, they reach a neighbourhood controlled by sudan's regular army. we finally are amongst the army, our people, and feel safe. and then on, to join the crowds hoping to be airlifted out by british forces. after their ordeal, ii—year—old sadiq is ill. he and his sisters don't have british passports, but their father's is enough to get them onto the plane. relief on every face. within hours, the family reaches cyprus. and then, an emotional reunion in london gatwick. mohamed's brother waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet. all my work, all my business, everything is back in sudan. but i do plan to leave my kids here. they're quite happy about it. th

but mohamed kordofani told me before arriving in cannes he felt torn.e as i walk the red carpet, i know the people are fleeing their homes, and trying to get to safety. 0n the other hand, i know that this brings attention to what's going on in sudan in some way can help. the film focuses on the story of two sudanese women from very different backgrounds — one a northerner, the other a southerner. it reveals how racism has shaped their lives. it's a story of reconciliation. the film doesn't have a direct bearing on the current conflict, but the director hopes his portrayals will shed light on the human beings caught up in all the mayhem. if this film can allow people to see past the smoke and the bombing and just see the people who — who live in these homes, i think that emotional and humane connection matters more than political views, so — so that's really what i am hoping out of screening this film in cannes. cannes is a world away from the strife in sudan, but, with his picture, mohamed kordofani has made sure that many festival—goers will ponder the

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opposing him is general mohamed dagalo hemeti, who runs the rapid support force, or rsf.orces 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 front of my grandparents�* house. there's snipers everywhere in that area. on april 25th, british nati

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how much it brings mohammed into the man. the last crowns are pain. also dirty bags your measures to 0 . the highness is your excellence. these ladies and gentlemen cause you to so i begin by extending the whole tax and application to the custodian of the $200.00 a month. and then his royal highness, king son, ben banassi, is opposite as these as hold shop and the companies and the also through you to the, the number of people of the thing and also to are a, be a for the warm reception. and then the rest hospitality since we arrive on so this hardly latham could not. i couldn't go out to late to you on taking the presidency of the 32nd up some of the brain to get all my teeth to guide you to the best. and then my stance rest and where the set of all are people's shipments from the global scene. witnesses, the gray office and who is an hour more than history and then for 5, believe it is time of the zation time competition among super powers at the expense of i'm a smaller power, so that's why the out of states and this it. so the moment have no, a ten

is a student is jealous mohammed? i mean argument in kara in egypt is sar kidda who's founder and director of the european north african center for research. and over the united states in washington, d. c is holly and nannie is associate professor of political science, the doha institute for graduate studies. a will welcome to all of you at if i could start with you and call to mohammed at, because you are very, it's important for us to know how things are with things ramping up again in the past 24 hours. how is security, how food supplies, how frightening is it a, going to today event that this was a, a fight in different areas, or it's a, a, a by that is it in the same place to a station and, and, and there. and then the phone on the houses of the city is because of that. i'm not sure i random. so i can, i can also that a new factor off a seats. and then even inside that i was in a place like over a month. so the situation is it's very risky for the people at the people. yeah. use a few of the fuel. a didn't sound

a will welcome to all of you at if i could start with you and called to mohammed. because you are very, it's important for us to know how things are with things ramping up again in the past 24 hours. how is security, how food supplies, how frightening is it a 2 day event and a, a fight in different areas. or it's a, a, a, a social in place to a situation and, and, and there. and then the phone on the house of the students because of that on a 2nd. i can also that a new factor off a seats. and then even inside that i was in a place like over a month. so the situation is it's very risky for the people at the people. yeah. use a few of the fuel. a didn't sound as if there's any kind of peace coming anytime soon. let me just ask you one more question before we get, you know, the guess is there a fair among the population in the capital that this could get worse than neighboring countries might become embroiled in this, that this could spread across the region? yes, actually that the people who are going to see it sexually in a position but this a so that this, this for

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dr. siad mohammed up the thanks a lot for joining us on the program. thank you. and please join us to stop. this will say no, and incidentally, thank you now now the news, the russian foreign minister has met with the president of the east african nation of burgundy on the 2nd stop of his advocate tour just for the shows the president of burgundy, warmly greeting sir j lab. rob using the russian language earlier. russia's top diplomat health diplomatic talks with for own days for administer. and on monday he was actually in the canyon capital of nairobi to meet with the nation's leader there as well. and discuss a range of issues at a media conference afterwards. the foreign minister claimed that by insisting on zaleski is peace formula. the west directly supports genocide against rush pushing the setting about them. good evening. we talked about this in great detail today. there is no doubt that the key of regime has long since this wish to ultimately sell risk. the method is to do this. so for us, they use weapons of the west, us bumping into the key of regina

opposing him is general mohamed dagalo hemeti, who runs the rapid support force, or rsf.ces 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 snipers everywhere in that area. on april 25th, british nationals began to be evacuated from sudan. they

agatha mohammed al-khabara ali , the obama administration primarily bet on him, but the president.came accused of corruption from the abuse of power in transit, mohammed became the president of the country through the military murcia. he represented the organization. the muslim brotherhood, but did not help the americans to gain a foothold in the region. but apdel fatta hasisi has come for a long time as president for 9 years. you are pursuing a much friendlier policy in russia, for example, here it’s even, i would say , those people who, according to their official position, according to their official position , are even official allies of the united states of america. this caprice , so to speak, this cape of america, but this we do not like the figure. let's have another one. here's what doesn't matter. if only to punish the previous e leader, despite everything that he did for the united states of america and where they can find this kind. here is such a cynical, without pardon, attitude, moreover, sometimes it is the price of this mistake that is not only a political career, b

that is a researcher mohammed osmond here in berlin. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world to day motors. notice becca, stan have approved a referendum that will allow the president to remain in power until 2040. the government said the referendum would also usher in human rights reforms. electoral officials said it passed with 90 percent of the boat in a country where rights have long been heavily restricted turkeys. president, wretch of type out on says the leader of the so called islamic state has been killed in a turkish intelligence operation on, says avo hussain alcaraz. she died in syria on saturday. he's the 3rd i asked leader who is reported to have been killed in 14 months. lou, yes, regulators have seized control of the troubled 1st republic bank and struck a deal to sell its assets to j. p. morgan chase. ers republic had assets worth about $230000000000.00 in more than a $100000000000.00 in deposits. it's the 2nd largest retail bank to fail in u. s. history and paralyze ruling. conservativ

well, saudi crown prince mohammed been so mind, hopes that size return will lead to stability in syria. and a saw his port said the summit was a historical opportunity to address crises across the region. a what? the, what the city, a visual be. and above all, we must leave domestic affairs to our respective people. all we need to do is prevent foreign forces from intervening. we hold the summit in an unstable global landscape, but syria remains in the heart of the air region which is crowned by the summit, which i hope will pay the way for a new journey of joint error, action, harmony, peace, and prosperity rather than destruction and war for the houses your senior correspondent hush in the whole bar joins us now here in the hot to break down. what is a very significant developments? how did we get here? we get to this point when certainty ravia pushed for bringing back asset to the optic. the saudis of the amenities in particular out of the view that if you're reconciled with us, that you can and the crisis in syria. and you can find peaceful, political city years. but this is not th

for ten days, mohamed races out to find water.wife died three years ago. being a single—parent household, i couldn't take my kids out with me, obviously, because it's a war zone. and at the same time, i couldn't leave them behind me, because they were panicking every time i wanted to leave the house. finally, the family make a run for it through khartoum's devastation. this is some of the damages. wow! first, they reach a neighbourhood controlled by sudan's regular army. we finally are amongst the army, our people, and feel safe. and then on, to join the crowds hoping to be airlifted out by british forces. after their ordeal, 11—year—old sadiq is ill. he and his sisters don't have british passports, but their father's is enough to get them onto the plane. relief on every face. within hours, the family reaches cyprus. and then, an emotional reunion in london gatwick. mohamed's brother waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet. all my work, all my business, everything is back in sudan. but i do plan to leave my kids here. they're quite

he was born modem, 18 months after the war ended enough gonna sit on a 2 month old mohammed. yes. seen is a victim of the peace, like other incense in this world. he's suffering from severe mental nutrition off kinds of facing great economic hardship. un says this is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. but there's another problem here. lack of start off. we weren't allowed to film close up shots of the female nurses, but they are allowed to work as part of a medical exemption from the tell about. the problem is that both female and male medical stuff, a leaving the country who they put their buttons with the situation of all these people leaving here, both nurses and doctors, these guys leave us here alone. and as well as leaving our nation then it would it be a very but effect as there are more and more patients. this is one of the better equipped hospitals, enough kind of stone, but stuffing here is still a real problem. there is just one us here for 8 children. the international standing is one, this caring for 2 children and i see you like this. and then this is h

it says that when we hit his size, the lena mohammed isa was 13 years old. she was shy, she was very bright and did very well at school. she loved reciting, the garage was involved with the school radio station. on the 13th of may, she visited her grandmother. she them went home to eat money and have money books. but as you arrive to a house was bummed, she was buried in the rumble. so it was her mom tapers died. the susie and nasa epa cyrus was 17 years of a family struggle with the money. so she had to work hard and she was like a 2nd mother to have brothers and sisters at 6 45 in the evening. she was killed by me. so the policy i was gonna live in, i mean literally it on the when i sit in on something and when i got down for so solving the bottle, i will issue something done from another photo and the other. now mobile is the same and safe and have to, i'm gonna have to my yeah, and sit telling how to get in. well, we're not the way a compiler is just not in the system as soon as you can. there's a, the, some of the, in the early evening, russell was bumm

mohamed's brother waiting at arrivals. it is bittersweet.'re quite happy about it. they're experiencing things they haven't experienced before. and swapping the chaos of war for a quiet street in liverpool. andrew harding, bbc news. the time is 6.15. our top story this evening: russia accuses ukraine of trying to kill president putin. moscow claims this unverified footage shows a drone targeting the kremlin last night. and still to come... the preparations ahead of the king's coronation festival thousands of servicemen and women take part in coming up in sport on bbc news america —— m iraq —— emma raducanu will be out for the next few months as she recovers from hand and ankle surgery. a fishing community in the north—east of england is struggling to survive after local crabs, lobsters and prawns have died in huge numbers over the past two years, leading to warnings of a crisis amongst those who rely on the sea for their livelihoods. charities have stepped in to provide financial and mental health support to fishermen and their families. our

so how much of a man at around a quarter to 6 mohammed saw those 2 name and it was the 1st child to be killed. when a plain boomed put of lands near his home and just to the north of kansas city, the monday looks and how much of us can come on soft if plushie see, i'm not keen on you said a motion equally. i don't know who, but i am putting in is a land lab, pulled out that the lab is caught on record that kinda sort of sort of the lab and the push for ha, ha, ha ha, that was like cnn and know can shown, i mean, i'll put in exactly about the vision. mean. listen me in, in service by the, the or the just up to 6 o'clock. there was an attack in bates, honey. a hate code was posting the house of the almost 3 family. 4 of the children were killed the father to like to hop on the plan. i finally did one. i remember one of the left and i a southern i'm on it. i'm a, i'm a was actually again wow. and i my dish my that that's all the grass most where he was 8 years old. she was playing outside her house with abraham and milan and how young nephew, yes, and 2 boys working with the hate also kil

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and just as i saw the lena mohammed isa was 13 years old. she was shy, she was very bright and did very well at school. she loved her, so i was involved with school grading station on the 13th of may, she visited her grandmother. she then went home to eat money and have money books. but as she arrived, her house was bombed, she was buried in the rumble. so it was her mom tapers dying. the fuzzy anessa cyrus was 17 years old. the family struggle with the money. so she had to work hard and she was like a second's mother to her brothers and sisters. at 6 45 in the evening, she was coming to find me. so the, the policy i was gonna live in, i mean literally it on the, on i city and something. and when i got done for so solving the bottom of a will issue sooner and then for another photo. and the mobile is the same and safe and have to, i'm gonna have to my yeah. and telling how to get in. well, we're not the way a compiler is just not in the system as soon as you can. there's a, the with some of the, in the early evening. rafa was, boom. boom, bo

so i meant to lay my head around a quarter to 6 mohammed salvo as your name, and it was the 1st child to be killed. when a plain boomed put of lands near his home and job to the north of kansas city. the monday looks. and how much of us can come on soft if plushie see, i'm not keen on you said a motion equally. i don't know who, but i am putting in is atlanta lab pulled out that the lab report on record kinda sort of sort of the lab and the push for salsa la. that mentioned miles mcphee and and no countryman i now put in exactly about the fish and me are in service by the the just up to 6 o'clock there was an attack in bates, honey a hey code was posting the house of the almost 3 family for the children were killed the father to like to hop on the bus plan. i finally did one. i remember one of the lot of my southern i'm on at, i'm a, i'm a safety account. wow. and i'm a dish my that that's all the grass almost for you was 8 years old. she was playing outside her house with abraham and milan and how young nephew, yes, and 2 boys working with the haycock also killed the abraham has the

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so a few quick things is i'm daved mohammed executive justice reform. worked a lot in san francisco. and we are involved in several initiatives in san francisco. including working with chief scott on a gun violence reduction strategy and should include involved with the chief miller on the for the development of community based alternatives and reforms to the probation department and work closely with the department, youth and familyos a number of issues. a lot of connection and work in san francisco, tonight, we have been asked to talk about the diversion program we prit in both oak land and richmond, i'm going to be rather quick with the presentation. and i'm hoping that able to share -- let me ask our are you able to see my screen? see. it looks like it is loading. now we see it. >> okay. >> wonderful and -- so might be delays i had this issue with web ex before but -- hopeful low we get through it as i change slides. some quick context and background. the neighborhood opportunity and acounsel at board is the name of this youth development diversion

. >> the prospect of a big find has attracted many people from the region. 18-year-old mohamed has alreadyrough a number of countries since leaving sudan in 2019. >> i worked in niger, then chad, then i went to libya, tunis, tamanrasset in algeria, and finally here to mauritania, always through the desert. ♪ >> for mohamed, and other men who come here to work, the journey to mauritania was not easy. >> there's a mafia along the way. in mali, for example, there are jihadists who come out of the bush and attack you. they have guns and they're ruthless. they take everything you have, and if you try to fight back, you'll be killed. we encountered many problems on the road. >> security is just one of many problems for the men in the desert. after the rock has been washed out, it's treated with mercury in order to extract the gold. the process is highly toxic for people and the environment . the sea and banc d'arguin national park, a unesco world heritage site, is less than 30 kilometers away. >> in 2021, a mercury level of 0.5 milligrams per kilo was measured here. a hundred times more mercury

is it hold on, believe it from step solution. mohammed non shape political analysts. thank you very much for local authorities in the city of lou ganske have reported to ukrainian missiles have hit one of the cities, districts, a building and a densely populated residential district has been destroyed. initial reports stay, there's no casualties. the city has been the target of you print in strikes over the last 3 days with you. cade supply missiles used to be a tax. according to the russian ministry of defense. britain was the 1st to pledge deliveries of the long range missiles to ukraine, following up with a promise to supply cab with long res thrown attacks. meanwhile, storm shadow missiles are reported to have already been used after their 1st deliveries this month. our cheese room on closer f breaks down this latest development. what is the goal of the collective west shipments of long range weapons, including multiple launch rockets, systems, and cruise missiles to ukraine? well, statements from nature officials, i assure they're sent to protect ukraine from rus

about the people, rolling a baby in the middle of mohammed flowers is a reward for freshness and staying away from seasonal sensitivity. this year 2009 was nationally registered , a ceremony in the city of gonabad palace with the pleasant fragrance of mohammed flowers for children. to experience the first spring of their life, for the little baby, they should participate in the old and ancient persian flower, but before the baby is born, i will see that they must participate in the ceremony, and in my opinion, i was waiting for us , the baby, to be surrounded by the first shower of flowers. the weapon of waiting for parents to perform the welcome ceremony well, people, the event in these years has made the organizers think about expansion for my future, god willing, at the provincial level, god willing, 24 hectares of agricultural land in the kaki section related to the planting of roses has been allocated . the dry market is resistant to the cultivation of mohammadi flowers. the news of sudan's rapid response forces announced that it has agreed to extend the ceasefire for 7 days with th

in the first democratic elections in egypt, the representative of the muslim brotherhood, mohammed of murcia, wins, but less than a year later, in june 2013, the army announced his non-deposition. in may 2014 , the representative of the military abdel, fantah, was elected president of egypt. al-city february 2011 in libya as a result of the uprising of the tribes and nato bombing overthrown its leader otdalivaya ceased to exist as a single state may 2011 president. and obdala salih renounced power and fled to saudi arabia in february 2012 , abdraba mansour hadi was elected president of the country, but a civil war broke out between the sunites and the pro-yaranian swedish houthis group. it continues to this day. july 2011, by mutual agreement, the country was divided into two states of sudan and the republic of south sudan, but after the partition , constant military conflicts occur in both territories . april 2013 as a result of the merger of branches al-qaeda in iraq syria, a new grouping , the islamic state of iraq and lebanon, or isis, was formed, the purpose of which was to creat