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since the coo, earlier this week, rob nick, thanks very much. indeed. nicholas had talking to us from what doesn't still had on al jazeera back to the border between bellows on poland and the we visit the perilous journey of refugees trying to get into the european union on faith as president sparks outrage with common, suggesting that a world cup every 2 years could stop african migrants dying at sea details coming up in this board. ah hello, thank you for joining an we've got disturbed weather for the levant. here's the details. nice to see you. it's also going to bring in some cooler and fresh air here. so we've got warm and cooler, fighting it out. and we'll eventually see evidence of this around the golf, that wind blowing down from iraq and northerly wind. so that's going to press down the temperature. mom and 19 degrees re i just 16 by the way, the darker the orange, the higher the temperature and these winds will be howling at time. so for doha, gus of 55 kilometers per hour that's going to swirl around that sand and dust settled conditions for pakistan. and here is more of th

rob nick, thanks very much. indeed. that is nicholas act talking to us, and i wanna bring in paul melee, his a consulting fellow from the africa program at chatham houses joining us from london. thank you very much indeed for, for being with us as, as our correspondent nick hack was just talking about. it looks as though the president has chosen not to supply the troops with the, the arms and support and medical supplies that they claim that they need. why do you think he chose that option as opposed to supporting the military? i don't think it's so much an active choice to under resourced the military or to deprive them of weapons. it's a, it's a case that his government has really struggled over the last few months to come up with a fresh strategy that could be more effective against that. you're harnessed. there's a sense that for a long time, but can if i so we're slightly self sufficient if you like in, it's fighting against the jihadists on its own territory, as we know in molly and in more recent times, nish air

and also that the civil servants will have to continue their jobs as, as, as they should rob nick we saw the original statement being read by soldiers just a few days ago when the takeover took place. and that was on national television. they laid out their objectives under their demands, but since then, the shanta seems to at least publicly have been very quiet. do we understand what their object of the final objective actually is? well, actually will hear from the leader of this military to her. but oh, he dummy but tonight at 8 o'clock local time. well, he'll make his 1st national address to the people of burkina faso and people will be listening carefully to what he has to say. and his objects is, of course, we know from that previous statement that they're made, aim is to regain the sovereignty of the country and regain control of the borders. but what's important to remember here with the arrival of, of this new strong man in virginia fost. so is a strange is a change in strategy to deal with the arm groups, in effect in the country, arm groups linked al qaeda, an eyesore becau

rob. but nick, we've seen a surgeon managers had takeovers across places like ghana and chad. and molly in sudan. the african union echo was and the other african nations must have been very concerned which was next to fall. and it does seem as though burkina faso is that one. is there any indication that you alluded to it slightly in your 1st answer? is there anything, any indication that there is going to be more sort of an intervention or more at least talks with, as you say, the new what is perceived to be the new leadership of burkina faso r o people just sitting back at the moment and waiting to see what happens next. this is a particularly difficult situation for france, the former colonial power. it has its special forces on the ground, not far from the airport of walker to go under the opposite operation saber. in fact, there was a french soldier that was wounded alongside burkina faso military just earlier last week. and so they have troops on the ground in burkina faso. beacon of us is also a key ally, a key contributor to the fight against arm groups in neighboring

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