the consequences of the civil war in south sudan are still visible. most of the fertile land is forbidden and it is not even possible to live in it. the wheat land is not available. we cannot allow this time to pass. there is nothing to be done, we must clean up the areas contaminated with landmines, without work we cannot take effective action for our own country. the government of south sudan plans to clear all areas of this country from landmines by 2026, but many experts doubt the realization of this goal. the city of portland, located in majnoon county, the mother state of america, experiences more than 6,000 homeless people. the increase in the requests of some residents and business owners to collect the tents of the homeless. camping at night has also faced many restrictions. these changes are important to empower our neighborhoods in order to return to the dynamic place that i love. the main concern we hear from small businesses is insecurity on the street, but now with the passage of the law on customers and the staff of this businesses feel

the united nations , in a joint action with the mine blood collection unit in south sudan, is trying to clear this country of mines and explosives and remove the southern elixir of explosives . and it is considered a deposit for the people of sudan, they cannot easily get to their work in peace . we are seeing the highest number of children and teenagers killed by mines and other explosives in this country. children and teenagers are curious and pick up explosives. they become victims and still the consequences as a result of the civil war in south sudan, most of the fertile lands are prohibited and land is not even possible to live in. the guaranteed area of ​​wheat is not available. by doing this, we cannot take an effective action for our own country, which plans to clean all areas of this country from filth by 2026, but many experts have doubts about the realization of this goal . invading the network press tv announced that so far the zionist settlements and the support of the zionist regime police have held their ceremonies in this holy place. some of the residents of the zionis

the consequences of the civil war in south sudan are still visible.t of the fertile land is forbidden and land cannot be inhabited. because of the landmines in the area, wheat cannot be obtained. we cannot. let time pass and do nothing. we must clear the ground. without work, we cannot take effective action to clear all areas of this country from landmines by 2026, but many experts doubt the realization of this goal . our dear martyrs were those who were young and some at the same time as a teenager, they are willing to sacrifice their lives for the good of the country, the issue of the country, my dear old friend, simorgh, on 31 shahrivar, 1359, corresponding to 22 september 1980, while only 19 months have passed since the glorious and popular iranian revolution, with the iraqi air attack on the airport group . country including mehrabad airport tehran began an eight-year imposed war in the iraqi army's ground attack in the border provinces. in the first days of the war, about 30,000 square kilometers of iranian territory were occupied by the enemy.

a thousand people since 2004 due to the explosion explosives have killed their lives in south sudan.he beginning of 2023 , 10 children and teenagers have died as a result of these explosions. clean up mines and explosives. alcohol has inherited explosives and mines. it is considered a threat to the people of sudan. they cannot do their jobs easily, but the largest number of children and teenagers have been killed due to the explosion of mines and other explosives in we are in this country, children and teenagers are curious explosives are removed and victims are still seen in south sudan . clear this area, we cannot take effective action for our own country until 2026 in all areas of this country , but many experts doubt about the realization of this goal, this family is more complete. service in various models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantor in sarai irani, vitality and health in sarai irani, rock climbing movie , mashhad , you can see everything with g+ keyboard.

, and south sudan are part of the country. then you buy into my axis in support of the rapid reaction forces the full and complete support of masrat burhan and the army and the partial support of qatar and turkey for the islamists , a clear horizon for peace and stability in syria is not visible. and sadra publishing house represented iran in the red square book fair in moscow for the seventh time in a row. participating in this fair is one of the prestigious cultural events in russia. exhibitions related to books and reading are held all over russia, and the red square book fair is one of them. cultural events in the meantime ibn sina foundation for islamic studies and sadra publishing house on behalf of iran have been a regular part of all russian book fairs for several years. ibn sina foundation and sadra publishing house participated in red square exhibition for the seventh time in a row red square exhibition and as you know it is considered one of the most important exhibitions and cultural events in russia, and many publ

in this district many uncleared areas, the refugees wanted to return to south sudan, but they did not succeed. in connection with the mining of the territory , sappers were attracted to solve the problem, but their forces are not enough. my uncle blew himself up on a mini turret. at the same river crossing. i want to clear this area so that my compatriots refugees from uganda kenya congo khartoum return to south sudan at the refugee camp in the country is overcrowded many of the refugees go into a daze because they simply cannot believe what happened many of them have nightmares, symptoms manifested in each individually, because the state. the shock depends on many factors of previous age experience, but they all feel absolutely helpless, meanwhile the world community. to put it mildly, he is not too concerned about the problems of refugees in sudan on the agenda of european countries and the united states , issues of military assistance to ukraine worth billions of dollars, at least within the framework of the world food program, take priority. he has already received about 180,000 r

in south sudan, at least 20 people were killed and 50 others injured after fighting erupted in a camp for displaced people in upper nile state. the camp is home to at least 50,000 people who began arriving when the civil war in south sudan broke out a decade ago. back in the united states, the city of new haven, connecticut has reached a $45 million settlement with randy cox, a 36-year-old black man who was left paralyzed after he was handcuffed and placed in the back of a police van without a seatbelt. after the van made an abrupt stop, cox slid headfirst into a metal partition, seriously injuring his neck and spine. officers then ignored his pleas for help. five officers have pleaded "not guilty" to criminal charges including second-degree reckless endangerment. in philadelphia, an elevated highway collapsed sunday following a crash and tanker truck fire on interstate 95. no deaths or injuries were reported. pennsylvania gov. josh shapiro said it could take months to repair the major artery in both directions. new york city officials have announced a new minimum wage for food app de

we are in south sudan where a humanitarian crisis expected to get worse as hundreds of thousands fleeons here for yourself. the people here are being largely ignored by the world. aid agencies are doing what they can, but it is simply not enough. south sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world, they barely have enough to feed and shelter their own returnees and they're also being asked now to absorb fleeing sudanese and other foreign nationals with limited support from the outside world. it is almost impossible. with rainy season starting what you see here, it's only going to get worse. so many of those speaking to us say that they feel a sense of humiliation, that the message that they're receiving from the world, from the international community, is that they are not worthy of support. until aid arrives here in meaningful quantities, it's hard to argue with that. rank, south sudan. >>> new this morning palestinian officials say the death toll has risen to five in a west bank city where israeli forces carried out a raid this morning. israeli officials say seven of their sold

south sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world.ough to feed and shelter their own returnees and now they are being asked to shelter for nationals with limited support from the outside world. it is almost impossible. with the rainy season starting, what you see here will only get worse. so many of those speaking to us say they feel a sense of humiliation, that the message they are getting from the world is that they are not worthy of support. until aid arrives here in meaningful quantities, it is hard to argue with that. cnn. >>> a california community is debating the merits of reparations for african americans. just ahead, what japanese- americans forced into interment camps during world war ii have to say about that. back in jujust a moment. humpa great fall. wonderfuful pistachios. get crackin' my name is brian delallo. i teach ap and honors economics in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. financial well-being to me is knowing that i can be free to do the things that i love to do. i hope when i retire someday, they say, that guy made this

she fled with her son to juba in south sudan. >> the health situation is so bad. of my relatives because of asthma because she couldn't get a hospital or treatment. my friend lost his cousin because they bombed his home. sudan is facing starvation. people are starving. no one was ready. stephanie the power struggle in : khartoum has reignited the conflict in west darfur. western sudan, bordering chad, it has been the epicenter of conflict for over two decades. in 2003, inter-ethnic violence was brutally crushed by the government backed janjaweed arab militia, leaving 300,000 civilians dead. the janjaweed gave birth to the rss, -- rsf, which, along with other arab militias, is behind the recent and ongoing slaughter of civilians in darfur. the newshour received videos from local human rights activists from the worst-hit city of al geniena, late last month, before widespread power outages and communication blackouts isolated darfur. “this used to be a mosque, there are grave human rights violations” the man who shot this video says. satellite images confirm entire v

she fled with her son in south sudan. >> sudan is facing starvation. power struggle very shelters have been burned to the ground. in 2003 into her ethnic violence was readily crushed by the violent militia leaving 300,000 civilians dead. it gave birth to the rss, which is behind the recent and ongoing slaughter of civilians in darfur for. the newshour received videos from local human rights activists from the worst hit city of algia nina late last month before widespread power outages and communication blackouts isolated darfur. there are great human rights violations the man who shot this video says. satellite images confirmntire villages have been reduced to ashes. crucial civilian infrastructure, government buildings courts, and markets all destroyed. the governor of westar for was killed by the rss. this video shows the moment he was taken. he had accused to the group of genocide. nearly 1000 civilians have been killed and are for. getting information has been challenging, but the newshour has been able to obtain pictures and audio messages from pe

south sudan. >> united states condemnation of the violence in sudan has been swift with the state department'sfrican affairs bureau issuing this warning. rape, murder, targeted ethnic based killing, the destruction of villages, these are the horrors that the war has brought back. credible sources place blame at the feet of rsf and allied groups, attacks on civilians in sudan by any party must end. >>> coming up a federal jury reaches a verdict for the gunman accused of killing almost a dozen people in the tree of life synagogue. details coming up. we're carvana the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100 percent online now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car whether it's a year old, or a few years old we want to buy your car so go to carvana enter your license plate answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds when you're ready we'll come to you pay you on the spot and pick up your car that's it so ditch the old way of selling your car and say hello to the new way at carvana listen up,

around 300 children and babies were successfully ten from an orphanage in the capital to south sudan.ra reports. >> a dangerous journey carrying precious cargo. nearly 300 children evacuated from an orphanage in the war zone. more than half of them under the age of two. getting them out was complicated because the fighting is still going on. but the convoy was given safe passage through multiple checkpoints. >> it was really heartbreaking to see all these children, some of them having mental health conditions and other health conditions. >> the babies were forced to leave their beds. they had to be moved because the orphanage was caught in crossfire. they were short of food. it was very hot. most of the staff could not make it to work. 67 children died here after the conflict began. separately, clearly marked buses had already evacuated dozens of older orphans to a different location. organized by local activists, they found refuge in the yard of a government building. only enough food for one day's meals and a time. they are appealing for support. >> one of the neighbors asked me wha

a sudan has gone through so much suffering over the years of suffering during the break up of south sudan joining doing the crisis in dar for that. many donors may be hesitant to provide aid again, but the student needs people are worth it. they need our help, we're able to, to give them the help that they need if we have the right level of funding. and of course, we're also pleading with countries to use their influence to, to press both this with these armed forces and the rapid support forces to have a lasting durable ceasefire because we need that and, and the food needs. people need us to be able to have access to them. we need to have an end to the looting warehouses and for that and other reasons. the fighting has to stop. absolutely. i mean, people might be hesitant as well because it is so difficult to get aids that you may have actually to the people who need it. but with the tax on the aid workers and looting, but with a safe spot with the latest his father has been this window of. com. have you been able to access people uh yes, we've been able to get more access. uh, increasi

other participants in the deal 15.5 for saudi arabia iraqi kuwai gave fat to kazakhstan aman and south sudan quotas will not change meanwhile for family countries. they will decrease the most significant reduction envisaged for russia by 650,000 barrels. up to almost 9 million 800,000 per day, as well as more than others on this list, and two more states of the united arab emirates mexico got the opportunity, on the contrary, to increase oil production by 200 and 125,000 barrels per day, respectively. we are united that concerns our goal of market stability. this decision is very important to strengthen its transparency and fairness. even when there is conflict between us. we always understand each other and put the requirements of the market above our own benefit. the production cuts show how important it is to attract investment in the industries we need to be able to meet global demand in the long term, in addition to this, many countries, opec plus, have extended additional voluntary cuts. production, which earned in may, it will operate on in relation to already updated quotas and will

so i'm soaking rains through the coast of nigeria running right through to south sudan. it's a pretty big downpours mixed in there. and for south africa, we've got this vigorous friends coming in. it's going to produce wins in cape town, i'd say anywhere from 50 to 60 kilometers per hour, 14 degrees that's below average for this sum of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather, c or the how do staples control information? the controlling the narrative to dominate thing, the media. how does the narrative improve public opinion and enormous 5, they might not be the most important story about china of the day, but that's what the public attention to. how is this has been, jim listened, replacing the story, the listening post. i fixed the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. the you're watching out, is there a mind a thought top stories this hour, in chad agencies say medical facilities in operating near the sudanese, puerto overwhelmed refugees arriving there with injuries stained in pot. and since 2 dogs, west of washington's top tip to ma

and what to do with them in south sudan ? they wash and share with putin.is generous and destroy . this is one of the reasons that they have no task even in the ministry of defense. iz pod pohoroshenno to take the dude wagner to himself is attractive because the decoration obviously became unmanageable, not the agreement, the decline of super such people in putin's nomenclature is not eti and what is napiluriuet to the population, this is also an obvious violation of the rules of the game , dangerous naobshenie game. we were told that means uh , as a result, they, as i already said, that's why they want to force the guy vactor to conclude a contract with the natural defense and in this way they will get uh the control lever of the whole situations and when everyone wants to push somewhere to the left, is it visible or in the state government consad says and if it doesn't work, i think that it's just in the ditch, so that's why this task is that they are contradictory , they have their own there, i think about towels from which courts they will be driving th

so i'm soaking rains through the coast of nigeria running right through to south sudan. it's a pretty big downpours mixed in there. and for south africa, we've got this vigorous friends coming in. it's going to produce wins in cape town, i'd say anywhere from 50 to 60 kilometers per hour, 14 degrees that's below average for this sum of the year. that's a snapshot of your weather. see. the of the world's fill is less than drama. the popular of the chasing india celebrities. it's a high stakes game one when he goes behind the lines with those hunting for the perfect analogies ever. where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7. really even matter anymore. who's more electable, joe biden? or donald trump, or jeremy, listen in the media undermining our society. can americans cross their supreme court is not corrupt. the quizzical look us pull it to the bottom line. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out as a reminder, how top stories to sound in child agencies say medical facilities in andre, near the student needs folder on overwhelmed refugees arriving now with

africa has become more prone to desertification due to climate change and drought, and south africa, egypt, and sudan have been exposed to this natural phenomenon more than other african countries. climate change has caused desertification in some regions of the world. north africa should accelerate. in south africa, sudan, egypt , libya and many african countries, concerns about the climate crisis have increased. it is not possible to set the turbines in motion and generate electricity, but in libya, the national committee for combating desertification and stopping the advancement of the desert, regarding the complete involvement of this country in drought due to lack of rain , climate change crisis, high temperature and extreme heat wave in in recent years, experts have warned 65 to 85 the percentage of water stored behind 16,100 in libya is not used due to evaporation, which has stopped the possibility of implementing projects to deal with desertification. agriculture comes to us, we have no way, even if we do 47, its water is polluted in the city, according to what i remember, a station or desali

and the discrimination between the desert has intensified and south africa, egypt and sudan was exposed to this natural phenomenon more than other african countries. climate change has caused desertification to accelerate in some regions of the world, including north africa. in south africa, sudan, egypt, libya and many african countries, concerns about the climate crisis have increased. and we have water transfer work that transfers water to other areas. dam water is also a source of electricity supply. if there is no water, turbines cannot be moved and electricity can be generated. but in libya, the national committee to combat desertification and stop the progress of the desert about getting involved the country is facing a drought due to lack of rainfall, climate change crisis, high temperature and extreme heat waves in recent years. experts estimate that 65 to 85% of the water stored behind 16,100 in libya is not used due to evaporation, which is the possibility of implementing projects to combat desertification has stopped. we have been facing water shortage since the first day. t

i spent three years in south sudan where we had every tool possible to get the people.some boats, volunteer groups who agreed to take small amounts of food to families that they know, they know where they are, they know where their homes are. and it's a huge voluntary process of getting different people to help us. and it is because of that, extraordinarily difficult. we are starting to get some bigger zodiac is in place, and even some chirps, all—terrain vehicles which are made here in ukraine, to start getting into areas. but it is painstakingly difficult, and like i said, as the time goes on, if some of the waters receded and some of the things that have been dislodged because of the flood, because of the explosion of the dam, might surface, lines that were made or remnants of war, because this is a front—line area. it's going to get a lot more dangerous. so we are having to work very carefully as well, get into these areas.— very carefully as well, get into these areas. , . . , ., these areas. many challenges that ou face these areas. many challenges that you face w

this is cnn from south sudan. >>> u.s. nation of the latest violence in sudan has been swift with the state department's african affairs bureau issuing this warning. quote, rape, murder, targeted ethnic-based killings, the destruction of whole villages, these are the horrors that the war in sudan has brought back to darfor, credible sources place blame at the feet of rsf and allied militias attacks and civilians by any party must end. >>> three years after the police killing of george floyd, the u.s. justice department has released a scathing report on minneapolis police. we'll have details on the findings next. stay with us. same as yours. almost... just another word for not as good as mine. the queen sleep number c c2 smart bed is now only $899 save $20200. plus, free home delivery when you add any base shop now only at slsleep number. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's another option. one dose works fa

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ethnic clashes in south sudan have killed more than 40 people. doctors without borders say violence erupted thursday, home to thousands of displaced people in the region. a new attempt at a 24 hour cease-fire is set for saturday. two months of fighting have displaced nearly 2 million people. wall street managed fractional gains on a quiet day of trading. the nasdaq rose 20 points. the s&p 500 added five. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: former president donald trump raises question -- the indictment of former president donald trump raises questions. new york times columnist david brooks and ruth marcus, columnist at the washington post. before we jump into the details of this case, i would like to have you reflect on the gravity of this moment. >> i think gravity is really the right word to use. it's a somber sobering moment for the country. we have never been to this place before. we have been on the brink. nixon was almos

south sudan is one of the poorest countries in the world.ly have enough to feed and shelter their own returnees. and they are also now being asked to absurd fleeing sudanese and other foreign nationals with limited support from the outside world. and it is almost impossible. with rainy season starting, what you see here, it's only going to get worse. so many of these speaks to us say that they feel a sense of humiliation, that the messes they're receiving from the world, from the international community, is that they're not worthy of support. in aid arrives here in meaningful quantities, it's hard to argue with that. cnn. >>> hundreds of bodies have been found in a forest in a religious cult that ordered themselves to starve themselves. they asked the leaders to, goat, neglect the children to starve to die. cnn's david mckenzie has the report. and we warn it contains disturbing material that may be hard to watch. her he called it the wilderness to his flock to kenya. we've come to try to understand how over so many months so many could have

want to clear this area so that my compatriots refugees from uganda kenya congo khartoum return to south sudangee camp in the country is overcrowded many of the refugees go into a stupor because they simply cannot believe what happened many of them have nightmares, symptoms appear each individually, because the state. the shock depends on many factors of previous age experience, but they all feel absolutely helpless, meanwhile the world community. to put it mildly, not too is concerned about the problems of refugees in sudan on the agenda of european countries and the united states , billions of dollars of military assistance to ukraine is a priority, although the united nations is making efforts to resolve the growing humanitarian crisis in sudan within the framework of the world food supply. and he has already received about 180,000 refugees, but the support of the population of a country that has plunged into a civil war, judging by the reports, is based on a residual principle. i was in kustul on the border between egypt and sudan, so i reported to general secretary. we discussed two issue

they are places hit by war and violence, like syria, afghanistan, and south sudan.ost recently, ukraine. and extreme poverty has driven millions of people out of venezuela. so where do all of these refugees go? well, most of them end up in these three countries. so can you guess which country looks after the most refugees? the answer is turkey, with 3.7 million refugees, while columbia has 2.5 million, and germany has 2.2 million. most of the refugees live in towns and cities, or refugee camps, or the conditions can get cramped and overcrowded. some refugee camps are as big as cities, but not everyone is happy about their country taking in refugees. check out these uk ed lines from the last few years. some people believe we already have 2 million refugees here, and there's not enough space for anyone else. but others say that refugees should be welcomed here, and should be given support to rebuild their lives. in fact, thousands of british families signed up to host ukrainians. whatever you think, they are still hundreds of people who risked their lives to come to b

ethnic clashes in south sudan have killed more than 20 people at a united nations camp that is taking in more refugee from neighboring sudan. doctors without borders says violence erupted thursday at the camp that is home to thousands of displaced people in the region. in sudan itself, and attempted cease-fire is set for saturday. two months of fighting have displaced nearly 2 million people. back in this country, walgreens will pay the state of new mexico $500 million for the company's role in distributed opioids. the deal announced today settles litigation that accuses walgreens a failing to recognize suspicious prescriptions. nationally, settlements involving opioids have totaled over $50 million in recent years. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalismt arizona state university. >> dinners at the indictment of her president trump raises questions about the political fallout to come -- the news of the indictment of former president trump raises questions about the political fallout to come. before we

were successfully ta ken from the mygoma orphanage in the capital khartoum to wad madani, in the south of sudan in the war zone, more than half of them under the age of two. getting them out of khartoum was complicated because the fighting is still going on, but the convoy was given safe passage through multiple checkpoints. it was really heartbreaking to see all these children, some of them having mental health conditions, some other health conditions, to be there in the midst of conflict. in khartoum, the babies were forced to leave their beds. they had to be moved because the orphanage was caught in crossfire. they were short of food. it was very hot. most of the staff couldn't make it to work. 67 children died here after the conflict began. separately, clearly marked buses had already evacuated dozens of older orphans to a different location. organised by local activists, they found refuge in the yard of a government building. only enough food for one day's meals at a time. they are appealing for support. translation: one of i the neighbours asked me what we need. she said she did not have

were successfully ta ken from the mygoma orphanage in the capital khartoum to wad madani, in the south of sudanairobi. a dangerous journey carrying precious cargo. nearly 300 children evacuated from an orphanage in the war zone. more than half of them under the age of two. getting them out of khartoum to safety was complicated, but the convoy was given safe passage through multiple check points to the city of wad madani, 200 kilometres south of the capital. it was really heartbreaking to see all these children, some of them having mental health conditions, other health conditions, to be there in the midst of conflict. during the operation there were some activities which we heard also and these children have been there for the past six weeks. in khartoum, the babies could no longer use their beds. they had to be moved because the orphanage was caught in crossfire. they were short of food, it was very hot, most of the staff could not make it to work. 67 children died here after the conflict began. separately, clearly marked buses had already evacuated dozens of older orphans to a different locat

were successfully ta ken from the mygoma orphanage in the capital khartoum to wad madani, in the south of sudanying precious cargo. nearly 300 children evacuated from an orphanage in the war zone. more than half of them under the age of two. getting them out of khartoum to safety was complicated, but the convoy was given safe passage through multiple check points to the city of wad madani, 200 kilometres south of the capital. it was really heartbreaking to see all these children, some of them having mental health conditions, other health conditions, to be there in the midst of conflict. during the operation there were some activities which we heard also and these children have been there for the past six weeks. in khartoum, the babies could no longer use their beds. they had to be moved because the orphanage was caught in crossfire. they were short of food, it was very hot, most of the staff could not make it to work. 67 children died here after the conflict began. separately, clearly marked buses had already evacuated dozens of older orphans to a different location. organised by local activist

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of the capital , 17 people were killed and seven were injured in the attack in the south of khartoun, the capital of sudan. internal conflicts in sudan ca the past lamentation between the army of this country and the so-called rapid response forces of sudan has started a mental health crisis among american teenagers and young adults , causing concern to medical and health authorities in this country , according to cnn, the rate of suicide and height in the age group of 10 to 24 years in the united states. according to the report of the center for disease control and prevention , it can be warned in a few hours. we are becoming the highest statistic since 1968 we are witnessing an alarming trend in the rate of heart attacks and crime, so that after the spread of the corona epidemic , it has increased by more than 30%, and you can see the trend in other age groups, except for children and teenagers, which according to health experts and public health is very worrying. if we convert these numbers , 7,000 people commit suicide in america in this age group, that is, between 10 and 24 years old, and 7,000 peopl

in england, it has been announced that the ceasefire has been broken again in sudan, as reported by al jazeera, south khatoon and the citizen of roman arous, not that exchanges between the sudanese army and the support forces are fast. although they are present in jeddah the talks have stopped, as reported by al jazeera, the army and the support forces accuse each other of wasting time in negotiations to gain victories in the field. about the american espionage actions against the diplomats of the world , the statement of the chinese foreign ministry in response to the abandonment of the following mobile phones russian-based hackers were released, and russian security announced on thursday the discovery and operation of american espionage in russia, that the american device was used to spy on diplomats and foreign users based in russia using a device that fell into apple's phones. the latest attack on two areas of istanbul by the group in russia, 2 people were killed and 2 people were injured. russia and ukraine are responsible for these attacks. the governor of this province requested to evacuate th

it was broken again in sudan, as reported by al jazeera, south khatoon and the citizen of the novel arousnine, the exchanges between the sudanese army and the support forces were rapid , despite the fact that according to the announcement of the saudi foreign ministry, the representatives of the two parties involved are present in jeddah, although the talks it has stopped like that al-jazeera reported that the rapid support forces accused each other of wasting time in negotiations to achieve victories in the field. china warned about us espionage actions against world diplomats. the statement of the chinese foreign ministry was published in response to the hacking of russian residents' mobile phones. on thursday, the security service announced the discovery of american espionage operations in russia, according to which the americans used a malware on apple phones of diplomats and foreign users based in russia in the latest attack on two areas of istanbul, a group of 2 people in russia. killed and 2 people were injured. russia and ukraine are responsible for these attacks . the governor's

in sudan, at least 19 people were killed and more than 100 injured as shells fired from a tank hit a market in a neighborhood south of khartoum. the deadly violence came after sudan's army said it was abandoning u.s.- and saudi-brokered ceasefire talks with the rival rapid support forces paramilitary group. on wednesday, the u.n.'s world food programme said aid workers had been able to reach civilians in the khartoum metropolitan area for the first time since fighting broke out april 15. the wfp says sudan's conflict could increase the number of people facing food insecurity by about 2.5 million in the coming months. ukrainian officials say russian air strikes on kyiv overnight killed three people, including a mother and her 11-year-old daughter. those attacks came as pro-russia officials said five people had been killed by artillery fire in a russian-occupied village in eastern ukraine. russia also said ukrainian drones struck two oil refineries near russia's biggest oil export terminals, triggering a large fire at one of the sites. in washington, d.c., white house spokesperson john kirby announced the biden imag

this is a stupid, so the now over to a war torn sudan were 27 people have been killed and more than 100 injured after a market south of cartoon which shelled according to local residents. so, according to report, 6 tank shells were fired from an army controlled area in the sudan. these capital, the local doctors, trade union has warned of a rising death toll due to the inability of the injured true res hospitals. fighting between rival military factions, a ruptured in the country and early april, and has turned much of the nation into a battle ground. tragically, many children have fallen victim to the conflict as well with at least 60 infants, toddlers, and others died in just 12 denise orphanage. in the past 6 weeks, a warning, some viewers may find the following images disturbing. in this amateur footage, recorded by orphanage employees will body back scatter. the facility and those children are live, are living in a horrid conditions. many, if not all of the children are suffering from mountain nourishment, as well as a variety of other illnesses stemming from a lack of medicine. the youngest of the law slides

massive fire out of fuel debt bow lights up the sky as assumed on -- as sudan's warring sides are at a weapons factory. smoke sent south sending air quality alerts in new york as well as ottawa and toronto. the prince versus the press. duke of sussex gets emotional as he wraps up his history making court appearance. ♪ hello. ukraine's president has accused international aid groups of failing to help after the destruction of a hydroelectric dam flooded towns and farmland. volodymyr zelenskyy blames russia for the attack while vladimir putin again said ukraine was responsible, labeling it a barbaric war crime. the russian installed mayor says about 30,000 cubic meters of water has been streaming from the reservoir every second. thousands have been evacuated and there are fears of floating landmines. ukraine says it will leave hundreds of thousands of people without access to drinking water while turning areas into deserts. people in nearby russian occupied towns being abandoned. even as people try to leave, they are having to run for cover from incoming artillery blasts. >> there is a sadness that pervades these flooded

the conflict between the rapid response forces in sudan in the last two months has led to insecurity and tension in the region. darkhor in the southntry fueled the report of al jazeera network, the people of this region are fleeing to chad to avoid violence, but they are facing problems on the way. ash cries that both of them are killing people who managed to escape in elina . he worries for those left in the conflict zone. he says that his kurdish family members are from masal africa. they have to lie about their identity to avoid being killed by the controversial rebel group. stay safe refugees and groups the aid workers say that the group intends to carry out ethnic cleansing. this is the final song for our people. they destroyed the entire area. they razed every place where we lived for a year . it is a terrible situation and every morning we wake up. we hear that one of us was killed. it shows the scars left by the degree he suffered in the border area. at that time, his children and his pregnant wife had to watch these scenes of our family being killed . i don't know who survived. why? that there is no communication network

sudan and central african republic. and despite recent events in russia, it doesn't look like countries such as south africa will change their relations with moscow anytime soon. all right, let's take a look at some of the headlines from around the world now. and they had to sit on this iris if power military forces announced a 2 day unilateral truce to matthew's lemming holiday of starting tuesday, several se spice have filed the stuff, the devastating conflict between the are safe and the student is army, which has killed thousands and force millions to flee the home since april. the funds are on it to become thailand's next prime minister says he's got enough support from the military dominated senate to get the top job be done in jo. honda has said he's progressive moved forward, potties and lines one a major majority in elements smo house last month and it's the support of the sent to become prime minister of sports now. and the german women's national football team is training with less than a month to go before the world comp in straight and new zealand gemini. i consider it to be one of the favorites. i will ne

compete with the states and justice that the now over to war torn sudan, 27 people were killed in more than a 100 injured after a market south of car 2 more 6 tank shells were fired from an army controlled area . in the sudanese capital, the local doctors trade union has warned the rising death toll due to the availability of the injured to reach hospitals. 5 or rested in the country in early april and has turned much around. tragically, many children have fallen victim to the conflict as well, with at least 60 infants, toddlers, and others dying in just one student needs or a warning. some viewers may find the following images disturbing. in this in amateur footage reported by orphanage employees, body bags, scattering alive are living in a horrid conditions. many, if not all of the children are suffering from malnourishment, as well as a variety of other illnesses stemming from a lack of medicine. the youngest of the last lives just a deputy representative of operations. i eunice, who says that what's happening is to down right now is the worst scenario units of who would have imagined the situation for children as is her

conflict between the army and the rapid response forces in sudan in the last two months has fueled insecurity and tension in the darkhor region in the souththe country , according to al jazeera, the people of this region are fleeing to get away from the violence. they are going to chad, but they are facing problems on the way. pornusa members of the noor family from the place where the community is crying in the battle for his cousin and nephew , both of whom were killed in dina. the rest is worried, he says, and so is his family its members are in masal africa, they have to lie about their identity to avoid being killed by a controversial rebel group. refugees and medical aid workers say that this group is planning ethnic cleansing. they destroyed the entire area. we were living there, the situation is terrible with the razing of the earth, and every morning we wake up to hear that one of us was killed . were to sit and watch me from the models our family was killed, i don't know who survived because there is no communication network and we can't talk to each other anymore. fatemeh says that her son was completely healthy 5 months ago an

inside are from the same bus or avi o, g 0, audrey on the chat, sudan board, the african leaders are in ukraine on a piece mission. so the south african president, serial officer and 3 other african heads of state. once an end to the conflict with russia, they visited the city of boot, show where ukraine, you know, 30 say more than a 1000 civilians were killed in russian attacks last year. and the delegation has held meetings for the ukrainian president, follow them as a landscaping cheese bill then travel to russell on saturday for a talks of president vladimir putin. their visit coincided with the air, raid sirens, and explosions and keys as russian forces continue to bombard the city. we have correspondence across developments on both sides of this conflicts. in a moments we'll speak to you use up all of our over in moscow. but 1st, let's spring and throw in a whole. joining us from keith to tell us what more are we learning about the meeting that was held between the african leaders and the ukranian presidents as well. we await imminently. news of that meeting in a press conference scheduled to go head with should be on th

sudan and central african republic. and despite recent events in russia, it doesn't look like countries such as south africa will change their relations with moscow. anytime soon, a study has found the world's forests continue to disappear at an alarming rate despite international places to stop at the far station. almost half of the last is happening in brazil. it's new presidents setting new goals, but can they be treat a dispatch of lads may not look very tropical, but it's actually part of the world's largest rain forest. seems like these have become more and more common in the brazilian, amazon millions of hector's res donnelly agreed to make space for cattle pastures and so fields among other things. almost half of the tropical primary forest last last year was in brazil. that's according to a new study by the world resources institute, a global research organization. the report found that on a global level reinforce lost an area of roughly the size of switzerland in 2022. that's 10 percent more than the year before. and it means we're rapidly giving up on one of our best tools to combat climate change. because t