policy in sudan. this approach has powered sedans strongman, while victimizing the sudanese people, undermining the country's democratic future. the biden administration has sanctions only one sudanese entity under global minutes key, while president biden issued an executive order last week, there were no designations with the announcement. very disappointing. the u.s. has also not put its best to -- diplomatic foot forward to deal with the problem. we did not name a ambassador to sudan for more than two years after normalizing relations. during a critical time in sudan's transition. u.s. embassy in khartoum has also faced persistent understaffing and leadership challenges. congress has spoken in a bipartisan manner, with an unmistakable voice on sudan to ensure transition, but the sudanese people need to be put first and we need to and the stranglehold of sudanese security forces on the -- however the administration does not seem to be listening. during our last meeting 15 months ago i called for th

but sudan's warring sides have not been invited. united nations is warning the conflict could turn into a full-scale civil war that could further destabilize the region. millions of people have already been displaced and more fighting will likely worsen an already dire humanitarian situation, and that will have further consequences for sudan's neighbors. so, will the cairo summit lead to some sort of compromise? if not, what is at stake for the entire region? we will get to our guests in a moment, but first, this report. reporter: months of fighting in sudan is worrying its neighbors. egypt's president invited leaders from countries that border sudan to cairo to find a solution. the u.n. is warning the conflict may soon turn into a full-scale civil war that could spread to other nations. >> first, we're calling on warring sides in sudan to stop the escalation and begin serious negotiations for a cease-fire. second, we call on all sudanese parties to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian supplies into safe areas that need it most.

sudan policy. goes on to, say from the outset, there is a contested willful and dismissal of views that question whether iran talks would be a recipe for success or failure. those warnings were ignored and instead the is built a quote dream palace of the political process that has now crashed down on the people of sudan. i have noted on several occasions that assistant secretary of state feel seems to have a versions to state sanctions as any trouble for any purpose. that's a problem because i don't know how you induce two entities act like this when you'd have, i don't know what to offer at the end of the day, what consequences they face. civil society seems to be cut out and disillusion activists have lost faith in the united states. that is all bad news, not a bushes responded to in any of the testimony that we've heard today. can you take a minute or so to talk to me about all of that? >> thank, you mister chairman. let me start by saying that when the leader was thrown out, in october of 2021,

within 3 months, more than 3000000 people in sudan has been displaced. about $700000.00 of them have gone to neighboring countries, many of which were already struggling with their own economic and political issues . they like country chad is suffering due to the consequences of what's happening and should um, within one week we receive more than a 150000 refugees. most of them women and children. the fighting, which starters in the capital cartoon has now spread westward to the already devastated to our 4 regions. the united nations says the bodies of at least $87.00 people were found in a mass grave. there incense the rapids support forces may have been responsible, a claim, the rest of denies, amid a power struggle with no clear winner, there is concern of further escalation. now the question is whether regional leaders will manage to find a solution. katia lopez again for insights story the . all right, let's go and bring in our guest in cairo, sorry kira founder and director of the european north african center for research. in washington dc. georgi

and most influential in sudan when we talk about the r s f. and we talked about how i met the and the extent to which this war, lord has become so powerful in sudan. it's impossible to ignore the emerald t factor. you know, i'm at the, helped out the, i'm a rock d as in libya and also in e. m, in they, from the perspective of abu dhabi, he represents a bulwark against political islam in sudan. so this relationship between the u a. e and the r s. f is incredibly important, i think looking ahead or i don't believe the r s f as in a position to completely knock out the army and have some sort of a decisive victory. but perhaps this conflict will freeze at some point with the army and the r s f. having this sort of share some power under some sort of an arrangement in the u. e will continue to be able to assert its influence in sudan through this very powerful military apparent military force. sorry, since the beginning of the conflict, more than 3000000 people in sudan have been displaced about 700000 of them have gone to neighboring countries. i

they're going to be many power vacuums in sudan . that very nefarious actors. i have the potential to exploit. this is a concern for egypt. it's also a concern for countries in the gulf, you know, on saudi arabia, for example, is trying to hide, you know, advance these projects aligned with vision 2030 on the kingdoms red sea coast. so a terrorism crisis in sudan could impact countries in the re being peninsula, other countries in africa. so it's not my point is it's not just egypt, but all of the countries in the region have very good reason to be concerned about what on state collapse and dangerous. that word vacuum seems to dan. good mean for everybody. sorry, it looked to me like you were nodding in agreement to a lot of what georgia was saying there, and it looks like you want to jump in, so please go ahead to yes. and the security threats is one of the what, what, what is on the egyptian mines. so then these people are on that addiction lines as that is so that my heart goes to you that we had a lot of egyptians working. so then now we're receiving sudane

i can egypt help in the war in sudan, cairo is hosting a regional summit for the war. a size are not there. so can diplomacy work this time? and what's the fall out of this conflict on the reach? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoyment egypt is attempting to end the fighting and sudan by hosting a summit of regional leaders. but you down to warning sides have not been invited. the united nations is warning. the conflict could turn into a full scale civil war that could further the stabilize the region. millions of people have already been displaced and more fighting with likely worse and already dire humanitarian situation, and that will have further consequences for saddam's neighbors. so will the cairo summit lead to some sort of compromise? if not, what's at stake for the entire region. we'll get to our guests in a moment, but 1st this report from katya lopez for the young missy looks it on months of finding in sudan is worrying its neighbors. the dips presidents and divided leaders from countries headquarters, sudan to cai

we turn now to sudan. three months of fighting between the sudanese military and a powerful paramilitary force, the united nations warns sudan is on the brink of a full-scale civil war that could destabilize the entire region. egypt is hosting a summit this week with the goal to "develop effective mechanisms" with neighboring countries to settle the conflict. on monday, sudan's army-aligned foreign ministry rejected a proposal at a regional summit in jeddah to deploy peacekeeping forces to protect civilians. the latest fighting is focused on omdurman, a city just across the now from the capital khartoum. it is a key supply route for the paramilitary rapid support forces. sudan's health ministry said saturday strike by fighter jets in omdurman left 22 people dead. the fighting first erected in april in khartoum and has driven nearly 3 million people from their homes, including more than 700,000 fled to neighboring countries like chad where the world food program says 20,000 refugees arrived just last week.

sudan refused to accept the un special envoy. minister of foreign affairs of sudan said that he will not interact with a false assumption and that the un secretary general has no other way than a special envoy. the fall of the omar al-bashir regime in april 2018 did not end the political crisis in sudan , but this country entered a new phase . in june of the following year, the united nations sent a special envoy to khartoum with the mission of creating a political process in sudan and moving it towards democracy . the differences between the ruling military led to the emergence of signs of severe conflict . nations know that one of the causes of the crisis and the complexity of the situation in sudan is acting contrary to its mission and endangering the sovereignty and political independence of sudan . on the one hand, the political groups started a war between the soldiers with the start of the conflict in sudan between the army and the rapid reaction forces at the end of april this year. and the current political situation is

sudan refused to accept the special envoy of the united nations and the minister sudan's foreign ministry an interview with volker brace the un secretary general has no choice but to change the special envoy. the fall of the omar al-bashir regime in april 2018 did not end the political crisis in sudan , but it entered the country into a new phase that caused the political parties to trust each other. the un appointed a special envoy in june of the following year. sending translation abroad was the mission of creating a political process in sudan and leading it towards democracy, and the differences between the ruling military led to the emergence of signs of severe conflict . from the causes of the crisis and the complexity of the situation in sudan have acted contrary to their mission and have endangered the sovereignty and political independence of sudan, and the main cause of the syrian crisis is the political stick agreement that was prepared and implemented with the management of the un envoy, which led to the spread of differences between political groups on the one hand. and on the

sudan is the second african country to expel the un envoy from this country. he expelled the un envoy to this country earlier this month for encouraging a group of rebels to secede from the north of mali . it can be seen that the regulation of executive regulations of after-sale services has been amended and announced, from changing the period of after-sale services to the possibility of registering complaints about services. in today's economy , we will examine the details of this regulation for the purchase of services after the sale of covered goods, but the beginning of the report the formality of a label is part of the reaction of different people buy a phone warranty, we will contact them, they say they will take care of it, but nothing happens, they said 6 months warranty, replacement after 6 months is fine, including the warranty, the phone fell in the water and it said , i brought it unconditionally, and they did not answer any of our questions, they did not change the phone. i didn't. the sellers use the tricks of some guarantee companies to not fulf

sudan had previously announced that the un special representative in this country is the cause of thealation of tensions and disputes. the united nations warned about the consequences of continued conflicts in sudan and announced that the country is on the brink of a full-scale civil war until the control of the country is out of the hands of the government. also, in the final statement of the meeting of sudan's neighboring countries to review the country, which was held in cairo, the need to achieve a ceasefire the end in sudan is emphasized and the international community is invited to intervene immediately with the aim of stopping the conflicts in this country. the armed clashes in sudan began on april 15, 26 between the army and the support forces of the power site last year, and international mediations and the establishment of several volcanoes have so far resulted. according to the international organization for migration, these conflicts have displaced more than three million people and left more than a thousand dead . thousands of doctors in england went on strike in protest

rsf fighters have been active in sudan for decades.ainst black african tribes endow for. rape is being used systematically. it has been used endow for in the past and in this current what it is being carried out particularly by the rsf in khartoum. the isf have denied any involvement in rape in sudan. the rsf have denied any involvement in rape in sudan. they say these allegations are tarnishing its reputation. i call this an illegal war and an illegal war does not have any victors. it only has victims. powerful and distressing report there. good to have you with us here on bbc news. hello there. it looks like summer is going to remain on hold for the rest of this week with low pressure always nearby. it is going to stay unsettled bringing spells of cloud, rain, even strong winds around for the time of year. it has been a wetjuly, many places have seen more than double what we expect in a normal month. parts of north—west england, preston, have seen three times what we expect in a normaljuly. it will stay unsettled into the start of au

translation: there were no midwives. _ sudan. translation: there were no midwives, no _ sudan.y to _ sudan. translation: there were no midwives, no way to help. - no midwives, no way to help. everyone was wanting to save their lives, no—one was even looking at me. when i delivered the baby was out, i wrapped it up the baby was out, i wrapped it up and didn't even think of anything else as i continued walking. fix. anything else as i continued walkinu. �* ., ., walking. a mother and eight, she crossed _ walking. a mother and eight, she crossed with _ walking. a mother and eight, she crossed with her- walking. a mother and eight, she crossed with her for- walking. a mother and eight, | she crossed with her for girls, but left the bodies of her three sons behind and buried. they were three, seven and nine. she says rapid support services killed them an attack. most we spoke to say the rss came for them wherever they had, at home, schools, and health facilities. it is the men and boys that were killed first. thousands of people keep flowing into this camp every day and most of them

they come from various towns and villages in darfur sudan.ne—month—old son were shot as they fled their village. i was carrying my son and walking on the street. everyone was leaving, trying to get away. the bullet came from the direction of the north, we were headed west. my son was strapped to my back. i heard a bullet go through him and hit me here, narrowly missing my kidney. the blood was pouring, the boy was bleeding, and so was i. doctors without borders set up these tents to host the hundreds of refugees coming in every day. here we are in the hospital which was around 35 to a0 beds total. and now, in the past two weeks, we've received more than 1,000 surgical cases. refugees in this camp say their ethnicity was questioned at every rsf checkpoint on their way to the border. some pretended they were arabs to get through. they say they were doused with petrol and burned or shot. the bbc has asked the rsf to comment on the allegations, but hasn't received a response. in the past they have denied similar accusations. this is one of the fe

in south sudan, we are so many ethnicities, colored tribes.his is another thing we tell them you have brothers and sisters. >> most players in the national team group abroad. in the future, more will come out of south sudan. >> i want to play basketball professionally. first, i'm looking forward and hoping i can one day play for south sudan. that is -- i want to be able to represent my country, i want people to see me and know that i am from south sudan. >> until then, the kids and coaches will keep training and working towards their dreams of peaceful and unified south sudan. brent: here's a brief look at some of the other stories from the world of sports. in tennis, number one seed, carlos alcaraz, he reached the third round at wimbledon with a straight set win against alexander from france. the 20-year-old is looking to win his second grand slam after winning the u.s. open trophy last year. in the women's draw, number two seed, sabalenka had to put in some work to reach the third round of the tournament. the 25-year-old dropped the first se

the international special envoy in sudan . the un secretary general has no choice but to change the special envoy. sudan has already announced he was a special representative the united nations in this country are efforts and differences. the united nations, warning about the consequences of the continuation of conflicts in syria, announced that this country is on the verge of a full-scale civil war and that the government has lost control. also, in the final statement of the meeting of sudan's neighboring countries for the review of the country's crisis, which was held in cairo, emphasized the need to achieve a ceasefire, the end of which emphasized the international community for immediate intervention with the aim of stopping the conflicts in this country. armed clashes were invited in sudan from april 15 to april 26 between the army and the quick and easy support forces of the government. it began and mediations between the international organization and the establishment of a cease-fire has not yet yielded results. accord

until such time, the population of sudan, the people of sudan are in desperate conditions.a need forfood, water, medicalsupplies. we hungry. there is a need forfood, water, medical supplies. we as humanitarians need access to the entire country, and yet, the insecurity is making that extraordinarily difficult. $5 extraordinarily difficult. as you sa , extraordinarily difficult. as you say. very many _ extraordinarily difficult. as you say, very many people at i extraordinarily difficult. as you i say, very many people at the risk of hunger and the price of grain, a huge factor in you being able to reach people with aid. so coming back to that situation in ukraine, russia has made demands for the resumption of this deal. do you think those demands should be met? i will leave that to those who are intimately involved in the negotiations. from our perspective, we would certainly want to see grain recommence and recommence quickly because we need to be able to buy a weeks and other commodities at the lowest possible price so that we can reach as many people as possible. paint a

eritrea, djibouti, kenya, somalia, sudan? i don't know, but it seems pretty unlikely. think it is just one of those things that he might have said off the top of his head. adrian: when i meant misinterpreted, could he perhaps have been talking about economic force? there is in in charge of an economy which has 13.5% predicted gdp this year, a growth of 13.5%. martin: you have to be careful with that figure, because that figure really is a rebound from the war. the growth rates are probably only about 7% or 8% a year. they are still substantial, they are very good growth rates, and ethiopia certainly needs to have access to the sea. i am not arguing about that. but there is no need to go around demanding it by force. there is no reason why anyone would deny him. adrian: kwaku, what do you make of it? how seriously should we take abiy ahmed? kwaku: i just hope that for his own sake and for the sake of africa that he was just joking or that he was misquoted, because there is no way that he could grab somebody's port and get away with it. it is not going to stand. it would

they come from various towns and villages in darfur sudan. shot as they fled their village. i was carrying my son and walking on the street. everyone was leaving, trying to get away. the bullet came from the direction of the north, we were headed west. my son was strapped to my back. i heard a bullet go through him and hit me here, narrowly missing my kidney. the blood was pouring, the boy was bleeding, and so was i. doctors without borders set up these tents to host the hundreds of refugees coming in every day. here we are in the hospital which was around 35 to a0 beds total. and now, in the past two weeks, we've received more than 1,000 surgical cases. refugees in this camp say their ethnicity was questioned at every rsf checkpoint on their way to the border. some pretended they were arabs to get through. they say they were doused with petrol and burned or shot. the bbc has asked the rsf to comment on the allegations, but hasn't received a response. in the past they have denied similar accusations. this is one of the few males who made it t

the cost of 100 days of conflict in sudan, millions without enough to eat.nd greece to clear his war on wildfires as they burn out of control in several regions, forcing thousands to flee their homes. ♪ we begin in israel, protests have erected across the country after the knesset approved changing the judicial system. thousands have taken to the streets, blocking highways and clashing with police. the new measure blocks the power of the supreme court's to block measures it seems -- it deems unreasonable. allies of benjamin netanyahu say this is important for democracy. >> we are not giving up chances for a broad agreement and i tell you it is possible. a coalition will contact the opposition to hold a dialogue. we are ready to discuss everything immediately and do it in a round of talks during the recess and reach a comprehensive agreement. if necessary, we will add more time until the end of november. it is more than enough time to reach an agreement on everything. we all agree that israel must remain a strong democracy. that it will continue to protect in

united nations deputy secretary-general, who is urging international action to end the conflict in sudan. and heat shatters records across the world. we begin with the salvage operation that has begun off the coast of yemen involving two giant oil tanker's side-by-side. the threat of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receding thanks to a $140 million rescue mission. >> this is the oil tanker that will replace the decaying vessel that's threatening to spend more than cash spill more than one million barrels of oil into the red sea. officials are joining the signing ceremony of an agreement that allows the company to own and run the new tanker. >> we reach a deal to prevent a disaster that would affect the entire region, affect fishermen. we are preventing a potential catastrophe that would have cost billions. >> this is the man who played a crucial role in galvanizing international opinion against the threat of a major oil spill. david grassley is the resident humanitarian coordinator for the united nations. the global fundraising he launched generated more than $100 m

william: shahd hammou works from mercy corps europe in sudan.e conflict began. shahd: we have seen that the need for support for these sexual-based violence survivors has increased by a million women since the conflict has started. this brings the total up to around four million women who need support post experiencing sexual and gender based violence. in some states, we're seeing that there's been a 900% increase in women who need support. william: this ongoing fighting has exacerbated an already bleak humanitarian crisis in sudan. nearly 25 million people, more than half the country's population, are in need of some form of humanitarian aid. barzil: people are in need for food. we are seeing a food insecurity that is likely to keep on rising as the days go by. william: barzil mwakulomba is the east africa emergency affairs adviser at the charitable group world vision. he says reaching those most in need has been the biggest challenge and many aid workers have died trying. barzil: with ongoing conflict, aid workers, over 15 such now have died i

and such move show and lack of respect for the sovereignty of the state of sudan. or from on any of those stories as well as all the light is updates. all. com is your place to go and beat to scott's. i'm gonna be back at the top of the hour with all of today's top stories. i'll see you then the the, the new oil change give us a few minutes of the page with us to just kinda as soon as an echo shuttle the hang the dial tone. i'm not going to preach on this one, but there will be the visual solutions because i've spoken to replace those kind of she is going to be leaving it on the fiscal. don't get up to see it was this will be the most serious close. i use this key members here when there was a resume and did it through money. williams saying if they have come here, what if anything goes north carolina? i understand you're my gosh as usual cuz i need for somebody to bring, i need ship escalating. somebody took a partner's guess one is correct. okay. now goes company is the good to invest order 1st infection the other one i'm gonna do is we do a split system. c it co

they include egypt, sudan, chad kammerertray and others.pt's vision of how to end the conflict in sudan, and he said that warring parties have to stop fighting and sit down at a table and start negotiations, he also called for save humanitarian passages so that much—needed humanitarian aid can be delivered to the sudanese people caught up in the crossfire between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army, and he also said that there was delivering aid should be safe and secure and they should not be targeted. these are the points listed by the egyptian president, but no—one knows so far how realistic these points are, and if they will be ever applied, because previous negotiations between the sudanese part in saudi arabia failed to put an end to this conflict and a lot of sudanese people here in cairo that i have spoken to, they said that both parties have equal powers that is the reason behind prolonging this conflict, has no end in sight at the moment. ., �* , , , moment. indeed, and it's very, very damauuin moment. indeed, and it's

the leaders of sudan's seven neighbouring countries have called on the warring parties to commit to aat a summit hosted by egypt in the capital. more than three million people have been displaced by the conflict between rival military factions, which broke out in april. 700,000 have fled across the borders to neighbouring countries, most of which have been struggling with their own poverty crises. the bbc�*s bilingual correspondent, sally nabil, has more. the summit has ended by issuing a closing statement that called on the warrant partners in sudan to stop fighting and commit themselves to a permanent ceasefire. a statement also expressed deep concern about the humanitarian conditions in sudan, especially in the capital khartoum. they called for opening essay humanitarian corridor so that aid can be delivered to civilians in sudan that are caught up in the crossfire. as far as we know, the humanitarian situation there is quite dire, people suffer severe shortages and everything water, medicine, food. a stephen expressed deep concern the longer the conflict goes on, the more people w

it reminds me of sudan. and we'll be there soon enough." >> or maybe not - first he has to deal with a breakdown. the rickshaw is old and the sandy conditions are a problem for the engine. in the end, everyone has to lend a hand before they can continue their journey. when they finally get to agadez, there's time for a break. here, adam and sefedine chat to other rickshaw drivers. the conversation helps pass the time while they wait for passengers for the return journey. these days, they get on well with the other drivers. >> i had a chance to get to know the two of them. they've been driving for six months. i think it's good. they're not from niger, they're refugees. but the good thing is, they're not just sitting around complaining and waiting for someone to help them. they're africans like us, and as long as they're here legally, they can drive a rickshaw." >> but niger is generally struggling to integrate many of the refugees living within its borders - says mahamat nour abdoulaye from the un refugee age

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investigation into the commission of war crimes in sudan's darfur.d abedini also added that the accusation of killing darfur residents was made in the psychological and propaganda framework of the sudanese army. the group recently discovered a group of mass graves with 87% in darfur, and the international criminal court has announced that it is investigating the war crimes committed in darfur. more to taiwan, general mark says that the sale and delivery of american weapons to taiwan should speed up in order to stop china's military attacks against taiwan. these cases have been sent to the congress. at the same time, taiwan's ministry of defense has announced the second day of chinese air and naval exercises in the south and southwest of taiwan, and considers this exercise inseparable from its own land . blood polarity robert f. kennedy jr., the candidate of the democratic party, said that the american people are tired of the polarization of the country, and they want the republican regulations to focus on the common issues of the people of this count

negotiations between the three countries have been stopped, especially after the start of the war in sudan. and this means that the water reaches between the two countries and we are cooperating with them. they have built 192 stages , and the process of dewatering it has entered the fourth stage. observers believe that it is waiting for the events after the cold construction . statements are not new during the last 10 years since the beginning of the construction of the ennahda dam and the commitment of not the damage to the two countries of egypt and sudan has emphasized that this means that ethiopia only talks about filling in the rainy season and emphasizes that it will not reduce the water for the two harvesting countries. the government is only trying to reassure its two partners . which shares the strategies and plans that it will discuss with egypt and sudan in the future, while its profit is involved in war and ethiopia is approaching the fourth stage of water withdrawal of the ennahda dam , it is possible to reach solutions that will convince all parties. the drought in canada has

any international investigation into the commission of war crimes in darfur, sudan.ad also added the accusation of killing darfur residents. in the context of the psychological and propaganda war of the sudanese army, recently a group of mass graves was discovered with 87% of the case, and the international criminal court also announced that the war crimes committed in darfur are being investigated by the us military headquarters to prevent a possible attack by china. asking taiwan to deliver more voice to thailand, general mark says that the sale and delivery of american weapons to taiwan should speed up in order to stop china's military attacks against taiwan. and contract these things to congress sent at the same time taiwan's ministry of defense has announced the second day of chinese air and naval exercises in the south and southwest of taiwan and called this exercise a new pressure on this region. china considers taiwan an inseparable part of its mainland. it is a candidate for the 2024 presidential election. america has polarized the political atmosphere of th

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merchuma, bbc news, on the chad—sudan border.ry—wide shutdown in 63 years. it comes after their union failed to reach a deal with big studios over pay. they're also seeking reassurance that actors won't lose work because of artifical intelligence. sophie long is outside the union's headquarters in west hollywood. what's the impact of this likely to be? their stakes are high and the impact is likely to be huge. the last time both the actors and writers were on strike at the same time was in the 19605 strike at the same time was in the 1960s when ronald reagan was president, not america but of the screen actors guild. the writers strike has a ready put a to many productions. when actors walk out, it will bring a halt to the rest when production stops it's notjust the actors and writers who are not working but directors, camera operators and thousands of people working on adjacent industries. that will cost the californian economy tens of millions of dollars every day. it will mean financial hardship for many people working in indus

omarman, in khartoum, the capital of sudan, 21 people from the rapid reaction forces were killed and another number were injured, and the head of the transitional council of sudan said that we welcome any regional proposals to resolve the crisis. some observers also emphasize the need to start negotiations between the two armed parties. in sudan from april 15 to april 26 between the army forces and the rapid response forces based on power , international mediations have been initiated to end the situation, so far it has not been successful. it was published that thousands of imported cars have been deposited at the customs office due to standard considerations. there are many imported cars piled up in the west tehran customs office and they are waiting for the clearance procedures, and in recent days there were news that the organization national standard issues clearance permits with a delay and less than 24 hours it clears newly produced imported cars from the reliable brands that we specified and announced in the development package . machine machine is working with shanaco regard

carrying what little they have, these families have just crossed the border from sudan to chad.fugees who are living in camps along the frontier, after fleeing ethnic fighting that has erupted in dafur. among them, this man — too scared to reveal his identity — who has evidence of one of the most shocking incidents of the conflict. pictures taken on his phone, before he fled dafur, show dead bodies scattered in streets. many appear to be civilians who have been burned. aid agency facilities wrecked, and, perhaps most disturbingly, bodies dumped from a lorry into a mass grave. he says he was part of a group that removed corpses, after fighting saw the rapid support forces seize control of parts of the city of al—junaynah. translation: we removed the bodies of the dead - who were killed by the rsf or the arab militias backed by the rsf. we went towards the forest graveyard to bury the bodies but the rsf refused to bury the bodies there. under the orders of the rsf, the driver of the truck dumped the bodies in the pit. he says the decision to dump the bodies in a mass grave was a d

they feel we would not even be at this point with sudan if they were included.ment on that and then as we began to wrap up this panel, for everyone, the role of both civil society -- how important it is even in you doing your job, what becomes acceptable to say and what isn't -- and the role of the media? >> margot, when you are in the position of special representative on sexual violence and conflict, one of the big achievements of his acute counsel was women security. this decision when it comes to these processes, there needs to be a conscious effort to bring women onto the negotiating table to include them so they feel part of it, -- every year we do an analysis of how many of the peace to because he nations -- i mean, i don't know if you remember. very early on when the russians and ukrainian set out in the beginning of march, only men. it is so important because each and every conflict when we emerge from it, when there is peace negotiated, it is always the warring factions that discuss it. it is not the whole of civil society. we have all of these differe

the r s f and power military group is finding the army for control of sudan. and egypt is hosting the latest of sedans . neighbors to discuss ways to change that conflict. but the war in certain these factions have not been invited. egyptian president of delta l. c. c is hosting the latest of 80 opiates, south sedan, chad eritrea, libya and the central african republic. they're trying to come out with ways to bring peace to sudan, dividing which began in mid april, has displaced more than 2400000 people. and more than 700000, it's have 870-0000 rather have crossed into neighboring countries to. meanwhile, the head of the united nations mission to sedan says, the government has lost control of the country and the confidence in the region. speaking to l. g 0 volk up, profess reiterate of the you and support for any initiative to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict might have some of the product of the current government lost control of the situation in the country. they lost the trust of the neighboring countries in the final communicate you got there was

so far these people are not able to get visas, they are not able to fly into sudan so we are not ableped inside the surveillance.— are trapped inside the surveillance. you've been tracking _ surveillance. you've been tracking the _ surveillance. you've been tracking the influence - surveillance. you've been tracking the influence of. surveillance. you've been i tracking the influence of this wagner paramilitary group, has been some rumblings that they have been involved somehow in the country of sudan, do we know how involved the group is now, especially after what we saw take place with this attempted, at least the uprising we saw in russia. right, so i think prior to that it was fair to say that wagner had a fairly small force, mostly technical and military advisers in the country, many of them associated with the goldmining companies in the northern part of the country, associated with the rapid support forces. i think we have seen, since the fighting started though, the assistance of the wagner group to the rapid support forces mainly coming from outside the country, so using thei

100 days into this conflict in sudan, what has - this conflict in sudan, what has happened to children 14 million children in need of dire support since the beginning of dire support since the beginning of the conflict for hundred and 35 children have been killed. more than 2000 have been wounded. that's only what's reported. the actual numbers are much higher. it is a severe violation, a killing or injuring of a child every hourfor100 days. it a child every hour for 100 days. it is an extraordinary set of numbers. what is the kind of support that is most needed?— what is the kind of support that is most needed? . . , ., most needed? unicef and partners on the round most needed? unicef and partners on the ground are _ most needed? unicef and partners on the ground are making _ most needed? unicef and partners on the ground are making a difference. l the ground are making a difference. we've reached 3 million children with well supported throughout the country, it's a lot harder in darfur and khartoum. 0ne country, it's a lot harder in darfur and khartoum. one point for 7 million people

also , i was informed about the latest situation of conflicts in sudan.talked about the internal crisis in sudan and the need for the parties to return to the ceasefire and the path of diplomacy and dialogue. we also discussed the latest developments in other areas of the region . planning it is an opportunity to meet the leaders of natural gas exporting countries and it will also be an important opportunity for face-to-face and direct bilateral consultations between the high-ranking officials of the islamic republic of iran and algeria . at the same time, i would like to emphasize in the end that we are still on the two paths of trying to neutralize the sanctions and also canceling the sanctions from the right path of diplomacy regarding international cooperation and common shop and supporting the candidates of other in international forums and we also have a regional agreement with our brothers in algeria. once again , i welcome mr. mohammad ataf , the minister of foreign affairs of algeria, to tehran. pilgrimages to the nose of president seyyed abdul m

they come from various towns and villages in sudan.she and her nine month old son were shot as they fled their village. >> i was carrying my son and walking on the street. everyone was leaving, trying to get away. the bullet came from the direction of the nth. we were headed west. my son struck my back, i heard a bullet go through him and hit me here. now missing my kidney -- narrowly missing my kidney. the boy was bleeding and so was i. >> doctors without borders set up these tents to help the hundreds of refugees coming in every day. here we are, which was something around 35 to 40 days total. now in the past two weeks, we have more than 1000 surgical cases. >> refugees in this camp say their ethnicity was questioned at every rsf checkpoint on the way to the border. some pretended they were arabs to get through, but was found to be -- they were doused with petrol and bound or shot. the bbc has asked of the rsf for delegations but has not received a response. in the past, they have denied similar accusations. one of the few males who

. >>> plus heavy clashes continue in sudan as fighting enters its fourth month.live report just ahead. >>> in response to a number of recent alarming events in the strait of hormuz, secretary of defense has ordered deployment of fighters to the u.s. central command area of responsibility to defend u.s. interests and safe guard freedom of that gags in the region. >> and that was pentagon deputy press secretary announcing that they are deploying to the middle east. this is after two instances earlier this month in which iranian navy ships attempted to seize merchants vessels. in one iranian opened fire on an oil tanker and hit the ship near the crew's living spaces. air and maritime forces are working together to monitor the water way. >>> here is proof everyone needs a copy editor and an innocent typo can put millions at risk before millions of e-mails were sent to the country of mali for the past decade due to the milarity of their email addresses. in some cases sensitive information like hotel reservations were revealed. some of the errant key strokes came from

actions like this and there are meetings in the form, thank you very much, he says goodbye to you in sudan, in africa, representatives of the army and the rapid response forces of jenin clashed for several months and this country is involved in a civil war. i will talk to each other, of course, since yesterday a series of conflicts have started, especially in western sudan. in this regard, a conversation with mr. qanad bashi is about african issues. hello, good morning and rahman al-rahim . i am at the service of you and the respected viewers of the channel. participate in it, what should we do for saddam's war and what is his ability in this case, the collective community and in fact the eastern and southern neighbors of sudan and he is worried about the refugees who will find a son from these countries to important countries and from fresh waters in the car open person, of course, a lot of leverage, only women in they have no authority that saudi arabia and the americans tried to threaten the peace negotiations in the event of appearance and the peace negotiations were not successful. cu

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