the overthrow of omar al-bashir in order to achieve freedom, we demand the overthrow of omar al-bashir, with the history of three governments in this african country, the reason for the country's excesses is in difficult conditions, but to change the country's conditions and the cooperation of all parties , people's protests are needed, although it led to the overthrow of 12 military men, he took power with the support of united states, dissatisfaction with the military started from the very first days. abdul fattah al-barhan was not elected by the people, but we are against the military government . instead of trying to transition from the transitional period, the sudanese military council remained in power, normalizing relations with the zionists, and focusing on the issues of economic development with the zionist regime will improve the economic conditions of the country and will definitely solve the problems of the people. an agreement with trump's broker, of course, as mike pompeo says, not to improve the conditions of the sudanese people, based on this agreement, sudan must pay c

conflict are older than four years ago, the military was removed from power the sudanese dictator omar bashirom the international criminal court accuses of war crimes in darfur, ethnic cleansing after mass protests against the coup, the military promised to transfer part of the power to civilians, signed the so-called constitutional declaration, but the military did not fulfill its promises and seized power again, the current crisis in sudan was the result of the conflict between these by two generals muhammad hamdan tagalo known as hemedi and aptel fatah maiburkhan commander of the operational support forces by something as a model of rapid response and the commander of the sudanese army, the ukrainian company pereveznyk skype reported the damage to at least one plane in khartoum, and today the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine assured that it keeps the safety of ukrainian citizens under special control and already has lists of people for evacuation. who and how could we help in this matter? let's talk later, and first about how the countries of the european union do it, the united stat

reporter: the rsf worked with the military to overthrow omar al-bashir in 2019. years later, they carried out another coup. dozens of protesters were killed. in the aftermath, hundreds were arrested. with the new government due to be appointed, the general seemed determined to maintain their influence. >> we have general burhan and general hemedti fighting for power while we fight to find food and water. they're fighting for authority over our country and people while we fight for education and , health services. reporter: as the threat of an armed conflict grows, the much-anticipated agreement for a peaceful transition to a civilian-led government remains unsigned. katty a lopez for "inside story." ♪ mohammed: that's good head and bring in our guests. in doha, waleed madibo, founder and president of sudan policy forum. in khartoum, kholood khair, director of confluence advisory, a sudan-based think tank. and in medford, masachussetts, alex de waal, professor at tufts fletcher school of law and diplomacy and executive director at the world peace foundation. kholo

they will give us senior positions by omar bashir all battle. but she also was a product of a military course. sudan has had some how 17 attempted caused a record number in the african con, it's been run by the military, almost all of its exactly the lead indiana, the landlord back in 1958 all the way through num, 80 so out of the half. and all martin bashir, the only difference in 1989 was this allies between a robot of basil and political islam has anatole abbey. now, you could ask the white people are concert. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, post night 2011, where the out of speak vis. so an impressive rise of political islam. one of the key bastisse of political islam is sedan. and this explains white white. after 2019, we saw many regional key players providing significant assistance to the to elbow hand and committee, hoping that these 2 key figures could ensure that political islam were never stage a come back to the country. and this explains why the narrative yesterday since yesterday incident, who is to blame and are they tr

force as the para military group, which has been supporting the army since our former president omar bashir was overthrown in april 2019. now the issue comes down to the integration of the paramilitary group. the rapid support forces are, are a step into the army. the army wants the group to be integrated into it by the end of the 2 year transitional period. they also want an assessment of the officers and the ranks of the officers of the rapid support forces saying that that needs to be reassessed because they have not joined at the military academy. and we have been promoted in a way, in standards that were not, are compatible with the standards of the army. then there's the issue of the investments of the are itself, are the ours, have have their own investment in various sectors, including gold and including other sectors as well. now the army, once those investments, to be integrated into its own investments, which in turn would be taken over by the transitional government. political parties have made it clear that they on their side are ready and that they have agreed on majority of i

ah, omar al-bashir.ee a conflict between two characters a conflict supported by each of them supported by their interest group. this is the situation of chaos that we have observed, uh, all these recent years, after the so-called strong hands, that is, authoritarian ones, left the political scene. uh, the leaders of the dictatorial regimes and so forth, who had everything under their control in sudan. this will continue for another year. or maybe, unfortunately, i’m more than a dozen, because not interplanar, not intertribal, not intergroup issues have not yet been resolved, they are not being resolved, because that no one listens to each other. sudan is an explosive country that will rage for a long time and irrevocably more than that, i don’t even see a real mediator. although one might think that if china intervenes, then maybe something will work out for him. why because in china, uh, china itself is probably the country most involved in the economy of the court today, and in south sudan the chinese

quite a brutal civil war in the early 2, thousands that militia was used by the then president omar bashir ad to put down various rebellions on the borderlands as well. they were accused of significant civil rights. and i'm, you know, quite brutal to persecute prosecution of this conflict. and a 2015 the or s f along with the soon these are, they are now fighting in cartoon, a boat started sent troops into jamita as well. so it's a quite complicated regional at conflict in fighting between 2 elements within the same. these, especially, are a favorite of russian drones. ah, ah. loitering munitions all cat, me kazi drones have be the game changer. the specially military grade or where the variance prize western armor that ukraine has put so much faith in has become drone fodder. now, kiev is attempting to catch up on the 1st world war, we now have 2 of them. the 1st one was grounded with an anti drone gun, and the 2nd one was a gift. it was grounded with electronic warfare and handed over to us for analysis . these are the kamikaze drones. ukraine is mass manufacturing made from commercially

first, they were brought by omar al—bashir. he went _ they were brought by omar al—bashir. ance between russia and sudan. with the clear objective of building _ sudan. with the clear objective of building a — sudan. with the clear objective of building a military base in sudan. but also — building a military base in sudan. but also at — building a military base in sudan. but also at the same time, in exchange _ but also at the same time, in exchange of mining concessions in the gold _ exchange of mining concessions in the gold mines areas. and interestingly, at the beginning, they were all aligned as the previous— they were all aligned as the previous commentator was mentioning. but obviously, as the situation from the side _ but obviously, as the situation from the side of— but obviously, as the situation from the side of omar al—bashir was deteriorating, i would say that wagner, — deteriorating, i would say that wagner, that was used as a direct tool of— wagner, that was used as a direct tool of the — wagner, that was used as a direct tool of the kremlin to start operating

powerful paramilitary rapid support forces will r, as if they joined forces to oust form a dictator. omar bashir in 2019, now they have turned their guns on each other, just month after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest as the 2 sides who are fighting on on you because he impression that's a want we'd haitian for peace between them. right way are they are calling on the other side too to where ah, yes i to he russell and oh, your site to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue and european commission president ursula found a line has told european lawmakers that the e u needs to rethink its policy toward china. but shouldn't sever ties with the economic giant. this international and economic status as well as our own interests, make it all the more important for europe to manage its relations with china. and for me that also shows that decoupling. ready is clearly not liable, desirable, or even practical for eu

all r s f, they joined forces to oust form a dictator. omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, just month after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest, as a twin size, who are hygiene? i know you because he impression that's a want with you, nation or piece between them right away. or rather they are calling on the other side to ah, the other side, tricky route to cylinder or the other side to be disbanded. global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue. journalist an analyst met nash covers the region and focuses on sudan earlier. he told us why this escalation, violence didn't come as a surprise. he's been quite well predicted, and i think that's a bit of a condemnation on the international community. why it's happening now? well, in the days leading up to the conflict, breaking out, there was a push from the international community and from civilian political leads to in

powerful paramilitary rapid support forces or, or as if they joined forces to aust former dictator. omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, 2 months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. with tension still high, it's hoped that a potentially cease fire will allow time for the rival factions to reach lasting agreement to end the violence. rog mccauley is an editor and political analysts based and cartoon a short while ago, she told me how people in the city are experiencing this alleged ceasefire. me seems to have gone quiet of the last hour, but whether this is a cease fire or not, the majority of the public aren't sure. and obviously there is, there are major distrust issues and the public doesn't usually believe what's either policy and kind of and claims or states. and as a result, most people are staying in rather than kind of, you know, utilizing the system sees fire kind of their space. and so yes, that's a situation even though there's a relative relative calm people are unsure if it's an actual ceasefire and they continue to remain indoor, indoor as

they show and forces to asked former dictator omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other. 2 months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule, with tension still high, it's hoped that a potential sci fi will allow time for the rival factions to reach a lasting agreement to end the violence spring in raga mccarthy here she's an editor and political analyst based in cartoon, thanks for being with us. rog, is there a cease fire and effect in khartoum? now you know that, you know, the not just to day and the and now we will promise is the fire from day to. so yesterday the day before and today, which was supposed to be a longer one. 02 at all these days. fighting continued as, as it was, i could still hear that gunshot behind me. and i mean, not as much the, an sounds of bombs, but the gunshots had not stopped. okay, so there's no cease fire being observed at this point. or there's been fierce fighting incident for 4 days now. it started on saturday. what impact is this having on the country i mean is having a very can as dire

that are taking place in, you know, a large majority of people came out again, not just dictate omar bashir in 2018 or 2019, but against the very kind of militarized politic was, didn't have that lead to these kinds of crashes not just in cartoon, but all over the country, a very strong constituent, the for people that transition to democratic rule. the question is how to end out the latino. now we can get those conversations back on track. indeed, while called her career of founder and director of the conference advisory think tank, joining us from khartoum. hollywood, thank you so very much. thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. police in india have arrested the alleged gunmen who shot dead on live television, a former politician who was serving a prison sentence for kidnapping a tig atman and his brother, ash rough, were on the way to a hospital checkup when they were attacked by men posing as journalists in the wood pradesh region. china has launched a satellite into space, briefly halting flights over areas some of the east china see

they joined forces to oust form a dictator. omar bashir in 2019, now they have turned their guns on each other, just month after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest as the 2 sides who are fighting on on, on you. because he impression that say, want with you a short piece between them right, way are they are, are calling ones y'all's resides to ah, yes. hi, tricky russell andrew. was it to be disbanded, global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue. and we are joined now by more a theme with t got africa program director at the international crisis group. thank you so much for joining us. what worries you the most right now about the situation in sit down i think what's the worrying is that to return to the kids' been now you're right from the tough. did you buckle between 2 very well and they went to the site and taking plot place in the hard copy to look nearly 6000000 people in the height of ramadan. 40 degree sheet, electri

after 30 years under the dictatorship of omar bashir, they got organized online and took to the streets. 8 months of protests and civil disobedience later, rival military forces turned on how and joined the pro democracy, teaming up to help take him down and pledging to restore democracy by this year, 20232 years later the respective generals reneged on that promising they've been buying each other ever since. i've dealt fucked up our time that the student is armed forces and mohammed haven't done that. government also known as for many of the paramilitary group, our staff are now engaged in this winner take all the fight for the presidency in cartoon, the battle between 100 premises and ultimately it is about to control that there is also media and the narrative. it is one that has been preparing for a while. there are reports that he hired public relations out of an emerald view, a us sensitive reporting payment. the nobody isn't buying it. you actually need to know anything about the committee and the history of what you had is it is much more of a traditional military man. and posit

they joined forces to oust form a dictator. omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, just months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest as a twin size, who are hygiene on or giving is your impression? that's a want with haitian or piece between them right way are rather they are are calling on the other side to to ah, yes, i took it out to slender. oh, your site to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire. but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue at for an update. we cannot speak the journalist, patrick oil joining us from juba and south sedan. i. there are mixed reports now coming in about a ceasefire in sedans, or what have you heard? yes, that makes a report about the sci fi is a consign because the ministry of foreign affairs of some of them has just released a statement a few minutes ago. and it said that the president of south saddam, together with the president of kenya a

division of sudan into two parts , they turned to us so that we would convince the then president omar bashirement on a free expression of will on a voluntary division. and we frankly uh, they advocated that the people of sudan and the people of sudan decide themselves ah. as a result , the division of the country took place into two parts , south sudan was formed a and it seems that the americans, as the initiators. this divorce should have helped the new states to coexist in every possible way, develop the economy , ensure the well-being of citizens, but the americans did not like something. i won't go into details, but they announced sanctions against it as well. the leadership of sudan and against the leadership of the southern court and then began constant e in demands through international currency fund. and so on, so this is hmm such hmm geopolitical engineering. it does not lead to good, and i would still recommend drawing the main conclusion from the current sudanese crisis. let's not be an african to interfere with negotiating among ourselves. let's not add demands to their efforts

they warrant since omar al—bashir was ousted in 2019.at abdel fattah al burhan was trying to maintain peace between their armed forces and the rapid support forces. with the trust broken down, i have heard from some of my sources in khartoum that both generals have their telephones off, suggesting that these generals do not want to be engaging with the region or the international community. however, if the united states and secretary blinken has spoken to general abdel fattah al burhan earlier this week, and the general gave assurances that they wouldn't go down the confrontation route, now we are there. more generals have been making —— both generals are we making —— both generals are we making promises and have reneged on them several times. many people in khartoum are setting this down, they want to see what happens at the end of the day. for them, there is complete opposition to any military rule again. complete opposition to any military rule aaain. ., ~ complete opposition to any military rule aaain. . ~ i. complete opposition to a

made one of their priorities , they didn’t turn to us so that we would convince the then president omar bashirgo for e, an agreement on exercising free will statements about voluntary section. and we frankly, uh, advocated that the people of sudan and the people of sudan decide themselves, ah. as a result, the country was divided into two parts, south sudan was formed, and it seems to help the new two states coexist to develop the economy to ensure the well-being of citizens, but the americans didn’t like something, i won’t go into details, but they announced sanctions against both the leadership of sudan and the leadership of south sudan and then began constant e in demands. uh, through the international monetary fund. well and so on so that's geopolitical engineering. it does not lead to good, and i would still recommend drawing the main conclusion from the current sudanese crisis. let's not be an african, uh, interfere with negotiating among ourselves. let's not how their efforts to solve their own problems in an african way add some demands. from the outside , which do not reflect the inte

military regime in sudan from december 2017 until april of the following year, with the fall of omar al-bashir's government after about three decades in power, ended the security committee of omar al-bashir's regime and declared it illegal and arrested him. it continued after the establishment of the interim government and the formation of the military council, and the so-called freedom and change group drafted the political framework agreement in december last year to decide to hand over power to civilians in a two-year transitional period. the political agreement was to integrate all military and paramilitary groups in sudanese army we adhere to our commitment to the complete withdrawal of the military institution from the political process . derakhshid was very close to omar al-bashir, with the rapid reaction forces approaching the implementation of the 4th political agreement and integration into the sudanese army , they are worried about removing themselves from the political and military scene of sudan. power and continuation of the discussion it is from the military in sudan, this time is

of instability in sudan began in 2019, and that is when the military ousted a long time leader omar bashir. after months of mass protests, then the army moved against the protesters. but under international pressure, it was forced to sign a power sharing agreement with civilian groups. elections were set for 2023. in october 2021. yet another military take over. unseated prime minister of dela hummed arc who was seen as the face of the transition to democracy on december 5th, last year, military leaders signed another deal with political groups promising to pave the way for fair elections and a return to civilian rule. then 2 weeks ago, sedan was set to take the next step and disputes about how to integrate the rapid support forces into the army. got in the way her son, zaki is the assistant secretary general of the arab league. and he says the alliance is reaching out to both parties that is difficult in these times for the 2 concerned parties, the commanders job for hon. on the other side. it's difficult to place the cause and stick them, but we are doing logistical terms. it's a bit dif

on wednesday, saddam has been mired in political crisis since president omar bashir was forced to step down and 2019 ah, this is our disease. these are the top stories. this really military says is carried out strikes in lebanon. explosions have been reported in the coastal city of tier. israel says it's hit hamas targets and comes after rockets were fired from southern lebanon into israel earlier on thursday. following those rocket attacks from lebanese territory, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had said his country would hit its enemies. all this comes a day after is really police storm the alex, a mosque and occupied east jerusalem. israel's also carried out air strikes and the gaza strip saying it targeted hamas falling rocket attacks from the territory on our side has more form. garza is really aircraft, sir. started carrying out air strikes along the gaza strip in different areas all at the same time. we witnessed air strikes in the nor then in the south or in and in the central part of the gaza strip. ah, the targeting was a particularly on a military caps in training

then, with the fall of omar al-bashir's regime, after about three decades in power, it ended . i declare the minister of defense and the head of the sudan committee of omar al-bashir's regime illegal and his arrest . called freedom and change the draft of the political framework agreement in december last year decided to hand over power to civilians for a two-year transitional period . we adhere to the complete withdrawal of the military institution from the political process . sudani says that the formation of this force goes back to the past years. the purpose of the formation of this force was to confront the armed groups in darfur. the violent mode of implementation since then , hemmati excelled as commanders . he was very close to omar al-bashir. the rapid reaction forces with approaching the implementation of the political framework agreement and integration into the sudanese army is worried about removing itself from the political and military scene of sudan . this time is different from the past. they fought together against civilians and today they are fighting against

in the early 2, thousands that militia was used by the then president omar bashir ad to put down various rebellions on the borderlands as well. they were accused of significant civil rights and, and you know, quite brutal to persecute prosecution of this conflict. and a 2015 the or s f along with the soon these are there now faulty polar world, which stitches into a week ago. i believe for me that something would happen. and this scene looked like he would be glad and not have been by a surprise. i don't think that that a piece of all the forces is stronger than the army. and i don't think that for very simple reason most of the high and the high or, or sea. yeah, really for the support for see made mistakes was joining some of the dishes that gave they gave the support forces promise is that the western countries and the community support team if he stood with what so called media or some political party. and unfortunately, the leadership actually with brother stood with forces of freedom and chase again is the army and waiting for the support, i mean from the, with a more pressure on f

the other stuff was created by former president omar bashir in 2013, to stabilize the war torn region in western sudan, and more broadly to consolidate his personal grip on power. he was concerned about any security institution being strong enough to overthrow and challenge him. so he allowed, you know, he allowed basically a proliferation of different armed groups in centers of power within the country. i am, but the origin of the false goes back to 2003. that's when president of the she had created an arm and a tribal militia to crush a local rebellion in the west. the force became known as the gentle returning to dance. covent trula general, loved the tangible hon was instrumental in creating and training both a gentle wheat and later the other seth, he worked in the field for years with his now deadly. i from hammered hampton douglas known as humanity, the commander, the alice f. e. 2019, the 2 men joined forces to overthrow a model. the shoot behind headed the transitional military council and had done douglas served as his deputy. but the out of staff continued to grow in both s

but it all centers around what you said, it's personal power and domination. omar bashir, the former president, he wanted, thinks to be in control in the air force, or he used a tribal force against another ethnic group in the, in the area. and that has led us to what is going on. now. also, when the court took place in 2019 this force deleted. and the lion with the under the table han was the head of the sovereignty council. and the 2 men were aware fighting enough or to get us or they know each other allies. yeah, yes, we're allies, one representing the army. the other want to present to you upon a militia that i talked about. so they know each other, and they know that it is a power sharing, a power sharing to the detriment of the people of sudan because the people of sudan from the very beginning, they refused this. they said we don't need the military in law anymore. and there have been demonstrations and people be killed, the swiss of cartoon. and every one of these was clear to everyone that it is not about the future of sudan. i'm incident, is he talking? this is not about to

then president omar bashir ad to put down various rebellions on the borderlands as well. they were accused of significant civil rights and, and you know, quite brutal, perfect prosecution of this conflict. and a 2015 the or s f, along with the soon these are, they are now fighting in cartoon boat started to send troops into yemen as well. so it's a quite complicated regional conflict in fighting between 2 elements within the same in a group. they feel like, as they just jostle for position ahead of elections. now, you know, in 2017, they were legitimized by the cartoon government. and then subsequently took part in a to, to actually overturn to government. so you can imagine is quite a tumultuous, complex, a situation where the moscow moscow has declared that you know, they would like to see an end to the conflict. they would like to see the shooting to stop and talking to start in a move towards, you know, this idea that there would be actually free elections or so it sounds like a very chaotic and complicated situation that she now you can as moscow's statement that of

they joined forces to oust former dictator omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned that guns on each other. just months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. should be very honest as the true size, who are fighting i know you because the impression that they want me to you nation for peace between them right way. rather they are calling on the other side to to ah, the other side. tricky route to cylinders or the other side to be disbanded. global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire, but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue. and we can all speak to our shut malik, is the country director for safe, the children's the don and joins us now from cartoon. welcome to d. w festival, or what's the situation like in cartoon right now? as currently, as we speak today, the big white day there was like some fluid in the overhead and the herd. someone to the shilling and some one shots. but as a serve like it's relatively white. this is the config

it's good to have your company exactly for years after the dictator, omar bashir was ousted sudan is gripped by a bloody conflict that has led to the deaths of hundreds of people. these are scenes from the capital ha to where people have been sheltering from constant gunfire. and bombardment as rival forces battle it out for key points in the city. the violence started a week ago when fighting broke out between forces loyal to the army chief abdel fight at bo hahn and his deputy mohammed ham dan doug alo, who commands the paramilitary rapid support forces or are as if in a moment. i'll be asking an analyst if and how the situation can be resolved, but 1st we want to take you back to 2018 when rare, protest broadcast in the country triggering the sudan revolution. oh, it was the sky rocketing price of bread in 2018. that started the protests in northern sudan. they quickly spread across the country, and anger turned towards president omar alba, sheer for the long time autocrat responded with the security crackdown that left dozens dead. oh, nevertheless, the people of sudan still kept

they quickly spread across the country, and anger turned towards president omar bashir. you saw the long time autocrat responded with the security crackdown that left dozens dead. oh, nevertheless, the people of sudan still kept pouring into the streets. many of the women then after 30 years, the military general turned on their leader. omar alba, sheer was removed. well, well i lansing here as defense, minister and head of the supreme security council. we are moving this regime entertaining its head after he was arrested in a say soon. ah, protesters packed the streets in celebrations. but they were to be short lived. after a transitional, military government was set up many, we're not happy with the military still in charge. and vowed to keep demonstrating demanding civilian rule sen. negotiations between the generals and pro democracy leaders broke down in june 2019 armed men moved in on the peaceful protesters, killing over a 120 people. shortly after civilian military factions came together and agreed to share power. the military promised elections in 2023 economist

. 0ne the ousting of omar al—bashir.y rolling the western region of darfur, part of the militia before being reformed. there was some effort to consolidate under the national command forces as well as the national intelligence but they have always operated autonomously given the power that he has. there are links to the wagner mercenaries but this is been building for a long time given the tensions over the fragmented forces. shall we look forward to the days ahead and weeks ahead, i had one conversation with someone in khartoum a couple of hours ago talking about their attempts and need for another truce. there was a brief one over the weekend to allow people to move around and my guest told me they really need another want to try to get crucial supplies in and out of things like hospitals. what is your assessment of the likelihood of any kind of truce in the days ahead? it likelihood of any kind of truce in the days ahead?— likelihood of any kind of truce in the days ahead? it looks like the two men generals _ the days

popular revolt back in 2019, which was, you know, the thing that brought to an end 30 years of omar al—bashirt was followed by a terrible massacre of demonstrators in the immediate aftermath of president omar al—bashir�*s ouster, but it has not seen the kind of all—out military conflict that it is now witnessing. what has happened in so many other parts of sudan and is now — has now come to the city. it is a real shock for the civilians of that city who didn't think that it would come to this but feared that, somehow, this rivalry between these two factions was going to result in some kind of military conflict. i doubt that anyone quite anticipated just how lawless and reckless that conflict would be as it erupted on the streets of khartoum but they knew something was brewing and they slightly wonder why the west — why the international community at large — didn't do more to prevent it. paul adams reporting. we do have another breaking news item coming into us now. reports are coming in that three army helicopter pilots are dead after two apaches crashed in central alaska while returning from

they joined forces to ask former dictator omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, just months off to signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest as the 2 sides who are fighting on unknown cubic is the impression that they want to mediation for peace between them right away. or they are calling on the other side to, to ah, the us, i took iraq to cylinder or the other site to be disbanded, global and regional leaders of called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire. but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks said to continue also, malik, is the cancer director for save the children in saddam? and i asked him what the situation and cartoon is like at the moment. currently, as we speak for today, the big flight day was like some low overhead and the heard somebody selling and some some lunch short. but as i said, it's relatively white. this is the conference started in in on saturday. and so, but a gun battle in there is part of the city. i wanted it done for

they joined forces to asked former dictator omar bashir in 2019 now they have turned that comes on each other just months after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. should be very honest. the 2 sides who are going on here because the impression that they want to meet ation peace between them right away. they are recording on 022 and the other side with global and regional leaders have called on the warring parties to accept a ceasefire. earlier i spoke to our charlotte molig, come to director for safe the children in saddam and i asked him what should be done right now to ease the suffering? but most important thing which should be done immediately is schools like find that is an announcement for 24 hours sees via but i think the most important thing is that it is a long while and that people should discuss about people's situation. we are really concerned about the values of children, m. c. williams from a perpetual angle and services are available. we heard reports that schools are hospitals with office and one of the states and our food was moved by on, on those. we also have a c

critical areas of the capital were closed over the factory or has been going for a long time after omar bashir and the cool, $119.00 place just got silent. we, we can't film other views as the firings ongoing. and there are forces that would in texas if we do, we're still terrified right now. and he just recently, we heard bombing and the sound of screaming. now the atmosphere in the city is list, aggravated to the armies forces bombarded or so. but i think this is the calm before the storm. is the recept stated, they will dispatch their forces here is we heard from a local journalist with his perspective on what's been happening in the sudanese campus along saturday. while we woke up this morning, the song of the gun fighter sing, the army, and our according to the procedure, was coming up in a very target's he and offer bad news now. good. so ms. glasses from farm directions into downtown and to west and east, and even in the state to. and i met him then take a little. the general are, is it, he's showing the resistance against the military. and he's an uncle now and he's he did a lot of ach

our staff was created by former president omar bashir in 2013, to stabilize the war torn region in western sudan. and more broadly to consolidate his personal grip on power. he was concerned about any security institution being strong enough to overthrow and challenge him. so he allowed, you know, he allowed basically a proliferation of different armed groups and centers of power within the country. i wasn't, but the origin of the force goes back to 2003. that's when president till the she had created an armored a tribal militia to crush a local rebellion in the west. a force became known as the hunter. we tend to dance come trula general of the photographer han was instrumental in creating and training both the gentle wheat and later the outer surf. he worked in the field for years with his now dead guy from hammered hampton, douglas known as m a. t. the commander of the artist, f. e. 2019 the 2 men joined forces to overthrow or model the ship behind headed the transitional military council and had done douglas served as his deputy. but the out of staff continued to grow in both sides and

they joined forces to oust form a dictator. omar bashir in 2019. now they have turned their guns on each other, just month after signing a deal to restore civilian rule. to be very honest as a true size, who are hygiene unknown you? because you have question that's a want mediation or piece between the right way or other they are calling on the other side too too. hi. tricky to surrender it to be global and regional leaders of court on the warring parties to accept the fire. but with neither the r s f or the army willing to back down. the deadly violence looks set to continue and earlier i spoke with low rosie with africa program director at the international crisis group. i asked him what really worried him about the situation in sudan right now. i think was the worrying you got to read it to the kids been now you're right from the tuck, the battle between 2 very well and they were to bid site and taking place in the hard copy to look nearly 6000000 people in the height of ramadan, 40 degree sheet, electricity cuts up in many me, but you don't hav

when the military deposed longtime presidents, omar bashir, in 2019 the head of the arrest of general mohammed ham, dan decarlo, became the deputy head of the sovereignty counsel that finance highest governing body. but tensions between the army and the forces emerged 2 months after a military takeover in 2021. and they heightened in april when talks to integrate the r s f into the army stalled. problems with command assessing officers ranks and how long it should take for the iris have to integrate into the army, let to further divisions between the group and so dance armed forces. and because both sides are armed and how forces across the country. many fears to dan could slide into war if tension don't subside. the differences have already led to delays and signing an agreement to hand over power to a civilian transitional government, party. se efforts are underway to reduce tensions between the 2 sides. colo box has just said some of us will be conveying, with our brothers in the military to brainstorm wise to calm the situation. by friday, the political parties will have presented

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out of it, but domestic political turbulence does not allow, however, when sudanese president omar al-bashir african summit 8 years ago. no one , of course, betrayed him anywhere, there is truth and the pioneers-hero of the constitutional court of armenia precisely. now what is appropriate to decide that the ratification of participation in the mousse is in accordance with the legislation of the country. there, of course, in their heads is not belokamennaya at all, but the capital of another neighboring state. but still in a timely manner next nowhere going for broke in an international criminal court, in fact , risks if countries en masse begin to ignore the verdict of the structure and end there. and the international criminal court. yes, this can be a sentence for him in the part that, well, his authority can hit. although i must say that he has never been great, especially not. uh, if you look, uh, his sentences are all over. that's how many twenty-plus-kopeck years of its existence, then there, uh, really considered did, in my opinion, a little more than a third of what he was going to