in fact, this is the project of musa kalim's series, which was on the banks of the nile river, when the sed and sima news agency talked about the use of simulation technology for the production of films and series with mrs. fatemeh ghaffari, the producer and director of the ghaffari institute. hello, welcome to the report. it is similar to the explanation of this loneliness, especially what it is used for, what it is, and so on especially for use in the production of fast and violent movies, virtual reality or simulating the events that took place in the world in 2019, and naturally , wherever you are in the world, our country has been a stranger for many years, a 10-year honeymoon of research and research. we have approved 2019 2019 that you can do this work, but our work needs to be specialized and knowledge-oriented, which were the point anyway, and having the basic skills and familiarity with the software and being able to let's express and nurture them and be with us on this path i want this work to come to fruition. what are you doing? this method has many new features. in the eye

intimate with a civilization of several thousand years and an ancient history , from which the famous nile river begins, and to the heart of the african continent. all this aside the special geographical location of israel, which connects this country to western asia and southern europe through the strait of gibraltar , has turned it into an important country with deep roots in the world. the crowd gets angry, and this time this breathtaking heat, they all thought that they were too kurdish. they gathered together in tahrir square. it has been a few days that this angry crowd gathers in cairo's azadi square, which is called tahrir in arabic , chanting slogans and demanding resignation and the trial of president mohamed moussa, egypt's freedom square , has seen these gatherings again right before on this hot day, they wanted the fall of former dictator hosni mubarak, but today these people want to overthrow the government that came to power 12 months ago with the national elections. the question is why only two years after the victory over the dictatorship in 2011, egypt is going backwards and it

intimate with a civilization of thousands of years and an ancient history, from which the famous nile river begins and goes to the heart. the continent of africa goes to these countries that have attractions it has a lot of tourism and history, and agriculture has flourished in it, and all of this, along with the special geographical location of mes, which connects this country to western asia and southern europe through the strait of gibraltar, has turned the country into an imaginary and rooted country. the world has made cairo, the capital of egypt, hot and burning like a molten furnace, the sweat on the heads and on the faces of the people is enraged, and we thought of them because of this breathtaking heat . they gathered together in tahrir square. they gather in cairo's azadi square, which is called tahrir in arabic they chant slogans and demand the resignation and trial of the president of egypt's azadi square, mohamad musa, from these gatherings. again, before this time , they wanted the fall of the former dictator hosni mubarak, but today these people want the overthrow of a govern

rapids support forces, we're going to go live to have them log entries in on the mount across the nile river from top to. let's talk about the seas far. first of all, the 24 hours does not seem like a very long time. what more do we know? well, what we do know is that this 24 hour period that was proposed by the mediators, saudi arabia, and the united states for the 2 sides, the touring sides, the army, and department of 2 rapid support forces is a form of confidence building. that's the statement, that's what is what was stated in the press release by the side of the for an ministry. now it's supposed to be similar to the previous these fire where there should be no artillery strikes that should be, nor as trucks launched by these denise army. they should be no fighting between the 2 sides. and normally the 3 gains made by the 2 sides. if the 2 sides are able to implement that, then that according to the statement from the ministry would save the wave for further talks between the 2 sites. and it would also allow for humanitarian assistance, much needed humanitarian assistance to reach visa

hey, but morgan has more from under mon, across the nile river, from cartoon. many people who we spoke to in various parts of the capital, say, this is the quietest day since the fighting started on april 15th. now people say that they were not able to hear heavy artillery, that they were still wrapping gunfire in parts of the capital. but they say it does not seem to be fighting between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army, and they say it's most likely individuals firing guns. so the ceasefire up until this point seems to be holding. now let's look at how it came about as was mediated by the united states and saudi arabia, not the 1st. there was another seas fire that was mediated set to last for 7 days and then extended for another 5 days. now in their statements before the ceasefire came into fact, both said that they were frustrated that previous these fires were violated by both sides, the sudanese army and the permanency rapid support forces. but it is a lot at stake when it comes to this current 24 hour ceasefire. and that's the talk inten

than 4000000 people caught in conflict at risk. hipaa morgan reports from durham and across the nile river from cartoon. the residents who spoke to algebra from a lovely city as well as senior un officials in the country accused the rapids support forces of being behind the looting of the world food program a warehouse in elevate city. it's worth noting that this is not the 1st warehouse belonging to the wealthy program that has been looted to, to stop the conflict. their warehouses in the dark for region have also been looted, affecting 8 operations there. and you, in agencies in the capital, a lot of them have also faced new things, properties destroyed, and they're building burns, affecting their 8 operation responses here in the capital and around the country. that's in addition to the continuous pricing that has been ongoing between the rapids support forces and the city needs army despite a ceasefire. now the united states impose sanctions and companies affiliated to both sides. companies that supports it'd be 2 sides economically and help them manufacture cars, vehicles, weapons, an

i have a morgan cheese on in, on the one across the nile river from talk to. are there any signs that this cease fire is holding him of the well, we're just the 4 hours into the star. it's uh we're, we're just 3 hours into those parts of this. he's part of that began at 6 am local time or around for gmc. now hear people say that they were not able to hear any sounds of gunfire or heavy artillery. that's was the biggest fear. and the mediators a thought you read the answer. united states says that this is for humanitarian purpose, but it's also for building a confidence, uh, confidence between the rapid support forces and the to the news army. and they say that they would be monitoring violations closely from both sides. now the mediators released a document uh yesterday that showed the violations from both the sudden these army and the rapids support forces with regards to previous peace fire. both sides have agreed to it. they released statements, hours before the see spark came into effect. but the rapid support for test as well, they will abide by the cease

i have a login cheese, an on demand across the nile river from the call to him. is there any sign that the cease fire was holding have a as well where about 3 hours? and since the start of this, these far that was agreed upon by both the rapid support forces and this within these army. now it's supposed to be for 20, for hours. only unlike previous these fires which have meant which have been meant to last a bit longer. now for the past 3 hours, it's been relatively quiet. we have not been able to hear any sound of arts and the re selling. but let's go back to the statements from both the rapids support forces and the sit in his army with regards to that cease fire. the rapids support forces express that they are willing to abide by it. and eric, this is denise army to do the same for the sake of humanitarian purposes. this is denise army, before these ceased by his thoughts. it also said that they will abide by it, as long as the other side being the rapid support forces in this case does not violate it. and if it does, they have the right to respond. again, it'

. >> it is laborious and dangerous to fetch water from the nile river. if you drill a well, you still can't get water. now we can only pay for water. a small bottle of water might be free but you have to pay to get more. a bucket of water costs 4000 sudanese pounds. amy: rescue operations are continuing in ukraine where at least eight people have reportedly died from flooding caused by tuesday's breach of the nova kakhovka dam on the dnipro river. the u.n. warns the breach could lead to the spread of waterborne diseases. and the red cross warns floodwaters have dislodged countless landmines, which will pose a threat to civilians for decades to come. the breach is draining a reservoir that supplies water to more than a million acres of ukraine's most fertile and productive farmland. earlier today, the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy toured flood-ravaged areas, accusing russian forces of shelling rescue workers trying to reach survivors. zelenskyy also denied his government took part in sabotaging the nord stream gas pipelines after "the washington

our assess, i'll just here is have a moving, has moved from this as you've undermine across the nile river from hard to many people who was supposed to in various parts of the capital, say, this is the quietest day since the fighting started on april 15th. now people say that they were not able to hear heavy artillery, that they were still writing gunfire in parts of the capital. but they say it does not seem to be fighting between the rapids support forces. and this is in these army, and they say it's most likely individuals of firing guns. so the ceasefire up until this point seems to be holding. now let's look at how it came about. x was mediated by the united states and saudi arabia not the 1st. there was another seas hard that was mediated set to last for 7 days and then extended for another 5 days now in their statements. and before the seas part came into effect both and said that they were frustrated that previous these fires were violated by both sides, the sudanese army and the permanent 3 rapids support forces. but it is a lot at stake when it comes to this current 24 hour cease

morgan, she isn't on the line that's right across the nile river from call to him. but as we know, the fighting has now begun again. yes indeed. and the situation is worse and the western region of dar for then it says here in big rapids on how to well here there is heavy artillery between the rapids support forces and between these army there it's the arab malicious that are highlights of the rapids support forces fighting the must that lead to tribe. now the most of these is an ethnic african type in the west and are for region in japan and they're the predominant tribes, but they've always had to call me those islands between them and the arab militias . in that parts of dar 4 region. so the situation day, it was quiet desperate and there has been no telephone communications for weeks. now, many of the news that we're able to get is coming from refugees who fled from janina to neighbor and chad over the past few days. and they describe the situation as catastrophic. now the doctors indicates for west are for say that the situation is very much like the genocide i

, has failed to stop much of the fighting have been, morgan has more from durham and across the nile river from cartoon. many people who we spoke to in various parts of the capital say, this is the quietest day since the fighting started on april 15th. now people say that they were not able to hear heavy artillery, that they were still reading gunfire in parts of the capital. but they say it does not seem to be fighting between the rapids support forces and this is denise army, and they say it's most likely individuals firing guns. so the ceasefire up until this point seems to be holding. now let's look at how it came about was mediated by the united states and saudi arabia, not the 1st. there was another seas fired that was mediated set to last for 7 days, and then extended for another 5 days. now in their statements before the ceasefire came into effect both and said that they were frustrated that previous these fires were violated by both sides, the sudanese army and the permanent through rapid support forces. but it is a lot at stake when it comes to this current 24 hour ceasefire. and

but morgan is in, i'm dormant across the nile river from car to say, but do we know who is stealing this food? the civilians will so badly need. well we spoke to residents in a little ways and we spoke to some senior us official here in the capital, how to build and or other incident because most of the you and staff have moved to, to the eastern city of course the down. so those who we spoke to accuse the rapid support forces of being behind the looting off the warehouse in a little beads that like to at least $20000.00 to metric tons of food being looted . now they also said that civilians who were also in need of food were also that also did participate in the looting of the warehouse and not north go to japan. but it's worth noting that it is not the only robbery that there was the program, based off of the conflict, tens of thousands of metric tons have been dropped from their warehouses in the west and part of the capital in the dark for region. their warehouses here in the capital part of them have also been booted along with warehouses belonging to other organizations. their offi

she's in on dorman, across the nile river, from car to have a what have you been able to gather a painted picture for us about what's happening in west star for the most of the information that we know about the west star for at the moment is coming from refugees who cross the border from the r 4 into chad. now that's because there is no network communication in that region for 2 weeks now. but people who been able to flee from west are for say that's arab malicious allies to the rapids, support forces have been targeting people based on their ethnicity. specifically, the messiah lead ethnic tribe, which is pre dominant in the west, is, are for region, especially in janina. now people who are able to please see that some people were targeted, but people in janina was targeted based on their as mississippi that they were a lot of dead bodies in the streets as they were leaving. and that many people were injured. but because of many hospitals, not functioning in west are for people have not been able to seek medical treatment . now, the reason why there is conflict in our for is because of