so then hosted more than 1000000 refugees and 3700000 would internally displaced. the u. n says at least 20000 refugees have arrived in tad. i don't dance quarter with a similar scene. denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries. all desperate to leave. here morgan august the around of era, journalist, mohamed, how cool is the following? the x this on the to dawn if you p a border, not abandon, i'm or do it in the we are standing at this point. understood 9 at your, your border identity love up left only a 10 year long bridge separates the 2 countries and them. and i said, people have started to flock to this area because it's the only landlords are crossing from sudan into what there are more than 2000 people from 23 different countries and have managed to reach at your can border. as you can see, they have come to the small board to town, the entity, but most of them can get an interview when a rival is border crossings, used to push a dozen or more people in the past. now the numbers are in 2000 and some of the jewish in here is dire. small town cannot handle

so than hosted more than 1000000 ref reduced and 3700000, what internally displaced? the u. n says at least 20000 for denise refugees have arrived in tad and also dance quarter with if you appear as similar seen. so denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave him. morgan al jazeera hutton, in the neighboring cities of hart, him. and under mon, dozens of people that have been waiting to board bosses in order to escape the conflict. laura con has more on that now. millions of people have been sheltering from gunfire explosions and as strikes in sedans, capital cartoon for days. the city is at the heart of the battle for control between the sudanese army and paramilitary rapids support forces. with the u. s. broken ceasefire barely holding many a, using the lol to make the painful decision to leave ruin. our lead was expecting to fly to a wedding in cairo. instead she found herself on a terrifying 72 hours journey together. i feel the miller, one of the rocket hit our home and destroyed the bathroom. you are really scared, the children were grip

now the international b, u n's international organization for migration has said that this quarter in 2023 has been the deadliest quarter, are registered since 2017. with more than 440 bodies of 4441 deaths registered. so for all turkish authorities interested around a 110 people for alleged links to the band kurdistan workers party p k k. some are members of the opposition people's democratic party come less than 3 weeks before president worship type, and one faces what's expected to be a tight election race. rage on homes in $21.00 province is also targeted journalists, lawyers, and human rights activists. canyon police of now recovered 89 bodies from shallow graves on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. for as he say, the victims starved themselves to death. after being told that would mean they would meet jesus past support. mackenzie, the leader of good news, international church is under arrest. he's been hell twice previously after the death of children. yes, i was there. i live from london most till i had 4 years indigenous groups from across brazil, college and pris

u. n. intern force in lebanon, and remains in contact with authorities on both sides of the blue line. and we urge the parties to liaise with our peacekeepers and avoid any unilateral action that could further escalate the situation. and the u. s. state department says israel has legitimate security concerns and the right to defend itself, but it has also called for com. rosalyn. jordan has more on this from washington. well there is great concern, a boat from officials here at the u. s. state department, as well as over at the white house. so there had been a glock of fear that given the convergence of ramadan of passover, which is the 1st day and of holy week in the western christian calendar, that there would be an increase of violence around alex, on mosque. this is a some of what the a spokesperson for don patel told reporters here at the state department earlier on thursday. we are concerned by the scenes out of jerusalem, and it is our viewpoint that it is absolutely vital that the sanctity of holy sites be preserved. we emphasize the importance of upholding the historic status

u. n. charter. international cooperation of all things. the very fact that the russian foreign minister, sir gay leverage has put this topic on the agenda it seen by western states as a provocation. russia's invasion of ukraine violates the un charter. this little blue book is written in plain language. and as we sit here, that aggression continues. as we sit here, russian forces continue to kill and injure civilians. as we sit here, russian forces are destroying ukraine's critical infrastructure. laughter of said the events in ukraine cannot be seen in isolation from geopolitical developments. he says that nato has been threatening russia's security for years now. she wouldn't simple yet. this is not just about ukraine. this is about how international relations will be shaped in the future. whether we reach a solid consensus in which all interests are taken into account, or whether washington supremacy is aggressively advanced virginia union. the europeans put on a demonstrative display of unity. their message, russia must withdraw its tr

u. n. an n. cios in afghanistan. the taliban says the pan is an internal social matter. women have been barred from most education, prevented from working in most government jobs and blocked from entry to public spaces such as jims and parks. the u. n. has convened an international meeting on afghanistan and doha for next week. protest against the sway, the government plan, judicial changes showed no sign of slowing down. thousands have been back out rallying for a 17th week in televi as against nova whole. that would give parliament the power to overrule supreme court decisions. prime minister benjamin netanyahu put his plans on hold a month ago, but no compromise has been reached and parliament's due to reconvene on monday. i'm a jam jane has more for the protest in tel aviv. all the hemispheres that are out here to guide and tell of even more opposed to the plans put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his more right coalition partners plans that would give them all additions more power to appoint judges to the supreme court. and plans lydia passed into law would give more limit the authority to overturn supr

u. n. as international atomic energy agency has been very, very important in trying to raise the world's consciousness. not just, and also the russian military consciousness of the dangers involved in the war around some of you trains biggest atomic energy plants originally built under the soviet union of course. but they are, you know, as is our parisha in particular has warfare all around it. it has had electricity cuts it's, it's been very, very dangerous. and i think russell grossi and his team have done a very, very good job in trying to keep it safe. so i think that's important. and i think we should not underestimate the importance of organizations like u. n. h, c, r, and the world food program and unicef in just trying to help the poor who are most affected by this war. they, they're not combatants, but they are also victims in status. love, those are the positives that stephen has just itemized, in terms of whether you and has failed. as far as this conflict is concerned, is to know what your perspective is on that well, i agree with that part of you and to tell you important for everyone. fo

u. n. it's security council international law, the purposes and principles of the u. n. charter. now, is in this an outrageous claim. in light of everything this government is responsible for of course, it's hypercritical and it's opportunistic. and, but it, sir, also, or, you know, or russia attack to ukraine. russia is breaking international law. but i think it's also important to whom is this message aimed at. and for one earned this message is clearly aimed for international audiences who are critical of de west's were critical of load. the west's role in international policy or russia wants to point out western hypocrisy. and in this way, and on the other hand, or russia, this is a message for domestic audiences. this is a message for, for the russians. russia has been presenting itself as the force of good and the victim of, of a west, in this case. yes, they are portraying themselves as the victims here and again earlier this week, moscow claimed that they had no choice but to keep fighting the war that they couldn't see a diplomatic solution. how do people in russia view

u. n. it security council international law, the purposes and principles of the u. n. charter. now, is in this an outrageous claim. in light of everything this government is responsible for of course, it's hypercritical. it's opportunistic and, but it's also, or, you know, a russia attack to ukraine. russia is breaking international law, but i think it's also important to whom is this message aimed at and for one earn, this message is clearly aimed for international audiences who are critical of the west, where critical of load. the west's role in international policy or russia wants to point out western hypocrisy. and in this way, and on the other hand, russia, this is a message for domestic audiences. this is a message for, for the russians. russia has been presenting itself as the force of good and the victim of, of a west in this case. yeah. they are portraying themselves as the victims here and again, earlier this week, monica claimed that they had no choice but to keep fighting the war that they couldn't see a diplomatic solution. how do people in russia view it and i, th

u. n staff and other international groups, sexually assaulting women and stealing cars. cnn's larry madavo is following developments for us. he joins us live this hour from nairobi, kenya. good to see you again, larry. so despite this 24 hour ceasefire, the fighting continues incidents capital what is the latest. that is still the situation that this morning on day five since there's clashes broke out that the fighting continues, despite what should have been the 13th or 14th hour of these 24 hour humanitarian ceasefire. it was initially flooded the united states but also supported by the tripartite mechanism that is the united nations, the african union and the regional body. the intergovernmental authority on development. i want to show you this video sent into cnn by a friend who tells me last night was like a horror movie. and this morning you can still see smoke rising up in the sky. you can hear sounds of bombardment, gunfire. he woke up this morning and fund. i spent case on his balcony. so it's clearly a sign that even though they say one thing, the two warring s

u. n. is aware of the accusations that are being made, that the u. n. of got out there international staff, but left behind their national staff and left behind may be the people of sudan to an extent. mr. peppers was in a convoy of an over 1000 people that went on sunday from khartoum over 800 kilometers by road to port saddam. that's the main c port on the red sea. and that's where the u. n's now can establish its humanitarian hub, the you and making it clear. yes, it looks like they only looked after the internationals, but they in fear there was a real threat to those people because of the increasing attacks and robbery and looting. and the attack, for example, on the e. u ambassador that took place last week, but now they're going to do it. they say everything they can for their national staff and for the people of sudan. one thing we haven't heard about, and we're getting a briefing right now, and the security council from the humanitarian coordinator, is about those sudanese who are trying to make it to the borders. and i'm hearing reports of utter chaos. for example, at the s

u. n. in terms of international staff, i had 800 people in sudan. he says they have been a, his authorized the temporary relocation both inside and outside sudan. but he said the u. n is not leaving, stood on it will remain committed to the country. and he said he's gonna continue to work the phones to try and speak to any one who has any influence to bring the fighting to a stop while we're on the subject of the 2nd general worth. also telling you that in a 3 and a half hours or so from now the secretary general, or will be meeting with mr. lab roth away from the security council private meeting in his office. that will be important on a range of international issues. clearly on ukraine, i'm sure that's probably talk about sudan too, but the key point on that meeting will be the secretary general trying very hard to get the russians to agree to keep the black c grain initiative going. that's the deal that let the grain get out of ukraine, because i can tell you, russian officials seemed to say they're not at all happy with that deal. they say, ukrai

u. n. independent expert. i'm international order in paris. we have john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy and in washington we cross matthew crossed and he is director of academic transformation about state university. i gentleman cross sack rolls in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you in paris. i mean, you and i have known each other knew, but on this program, as long as the french president mcfarland has been in office and you and i have pointed out a number of times that enter did gall trying to fight its way out of him. sometimes he gets to gall curious, but i don't take him seriously anymore because even when he says those kind of things the next day says something different, i think that is really emblematic of europe to place on the world today. go ahead, john. yeah, i mean, the big difference between a manual and michael and a child to go live there are so many of them is that all would never have talked about your european autonomy to gold talked about fre

u. n. an n g o in the country, taliban say the bam is an internal social matter. the u. n. has convened an incident for meeting on the telephone in doha for next week. well, hundreds of millions of people in china a traveling in the next 5 days. the longest public holidays in salute a new year, just washington reports now on the travel from beijing. in the heart of beaching, these crowns waiting to get into the forbidden city. once the home of chinese emperors, now a popular spot for family visits is the 1st time that i have visited the forbidden city with my children. i want them to have a good experience and enjoy the atmosphere of aging. so they can learn more about ancient chinese culture. no, just take my children out for fun. life was not easy for the past 3 years, but people are still united. if we want to come here and see the prosperity of the country. unlike the new year holiday, which is traditionally spent with family, the 5 day made a holiday is mostly for leisure travel. bathing is the most popular destination for travelers this week. booking sites show ticket

what internally displaced? the u. n says at least $20000.00 for denise refugees have arrived in tad and on sedans quarter with if you'll be in a similar scene. so denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave people. morgan al jazeera, auditory. so let's go back to you in headquarters in new york when linda thomas greenfield. the u. s. ambassador to the un is addressing the security council on the situation. and saddam, that's listening to what she has to say. hello. thank you, madam president. and let me, i think secretary general gutierrez, special representative births, assistant secretary general marcia, and special envoy weiss for your informative briefing. and i want to thank you, particularly for your efforts over the weekend to try to in the the carnage and stop the fighting. i also want to welcome the participation of the a you permanent observer and the e get special envoy. it goes without saying that we are disappointed. the security counselor did not meet again sooner on this

u. n. an n. jose in afghanistan, the taliban says the band is an internal social matter. women have been barred from most education, prevented from working in most government jobs and blocked from entry to public spaces such as jims and parks. the u. n. has convened an international meeting on afghanistan and doha for next week. protests against the history, the government's plan, judicial changes show no sign of slowing down. thousands have been back out. rallying for a 17th week in tel aviv against an overhaul that would give parliament the power to overrule supreme court decisions. prime minister benjamin netanyahu put his plans on hold a month ago, but no compromise has been reached and parliaments to to reconvene on monday. i'm a jam june, has more from the processed in television, all the demonstrators that are out here tonight and television more opposed to the plans put forth by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his more right coalition partners plans that would give you all additions more power to appoint judges to the supreme court. and plans that have passed into law who would give m

u. n. dmitri pollyanna sky spoke about western double standards when it comes to us nukes deployed in europe, and how he believes the u. s. undermined international treaties concerning tactical w, n. d. 's the units last china is our trusted and proven partner. a fact determined by the recently adopted join to russia, china's statement. we know that our cooperation worries many countries because in the western vision, russia should have been isolated for, as they put it, aggression against ukraine. in fact, though, every one is well aware that the true causes of the ukraine crisis are much deeper . and that it began much earlier than the 24th of february 2022. our chinese partners understand this very well. they have their own history of double standards from the west. our partnership with china is not directed against any states. we stress that all the time, we want the constructive approach to prevail and for the west to stop pursuing its interests at the expense of developing states. we are categorically against it. a multi polar world has become a reality, and only the united states and its allies are trying to cling to a self proclaimed us s

it says the band was in violation of international law and that the u . n. could not comply with it. the international monetary fund says the global economy is facing uncertainty. it's warning that growth will only reach about 3 percent annually over the next 5 years. that's the weakest in more than 3 decades. the buys administration has proposed water cuts to 3 american states to prevent the colorado rivers reservoirs from dropping to critical levels. 7 us states rely on the colorado river for the water supply. columbia authorities awarding the, the nevada dela reece volcano, could explode any time putting hundreds of families at risk. smith because the building from the crater of the indian volcano, the days now. thousands of farmers are staying put heavy sandstorms of it basing and several provinces in china. large areas of the north of the blanketed with sand after it wind carried it from mongolia. in some places visibility was down to 50 meters, and the authorities assuring the highest level warnings people are being told to face masks because of the dro

it says the ban was in violation of international law and the u. n. could not comply with it. not a nation secretary general, antonia good cherish is visiting at somalia. he says the international community has failed to help the country as it faces this worst drought in decades. us present jo bye and is in northern ireland for a 4 day visit to march the 25th anniversary of the signing of the good friday peace agreement. biden was greeted by u. k. prime minister wishes snack in belfast. he said all to meet representatives from all no not ins. main political parties the by the administration has proposed water cuts to several american states to prevent the colorado river's reservoir from dropping to critical levels that source in the rocky mountains, it spans across more than 2300 kilometers. these continues hurry out as they are after all hail the pat when the news breaks, this nationwide strikes since the beginning of the year when people need to be hand . and the story needs to be told. i just want to research deeply and dive into its history and origin, with exclusive interv

so then hosted more than 1000000 refugees and 3700000 would internally displaced. the u. n says at least 20000 refugees have arrived in tad. i don't dance order with if you a similar scene for denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave. hipaa morgan august the around to well thousands of people are fleeing from sid on to neighboring chad. where the address reports from, from china, inside just over the border from sudan. this is a region that has seen that has hosted thousands, hundreds of thousands if i, between 402600000 refugees from the doubtful region. and with the united nations predicting 170000, or even 200000 people crossing over into china thinks i getting desperate when i way to fight. john, i hear we've, we've seen truck loads of the workforce program trying to reach this area. so as to start the distribution of food, we understand that hundreds more are waiting to cross into chide, near the border area of 60 kilometers from why we are now, i dre. and basically, the world food program is trying to quickly deploy as many trucks

u. n says more than 75000 people have been internally displaced by fighting, including and dar for it. morgan has more from cartoon now the rapid support forces . anderson denise army, exchange heavy artillery and gunfire in the northern city of berry. and they also a force in the city of under man, that's a twin city of the capital, harder to whom the fighting in bad it is focused around had fire bridge. that's a bridge that connects the city of under man to the city of battery. and it looks like both sides want to make sure that they are the ones in charge of that bridge to make sure that they would be able to get supplies to their troops out whether it's in body or on demand. there's also fighting around the vicinity of the presidential palace and that's the scene of intense fighting and confrontations between the r s f and the army. the general command of the army is right now under the control of the army themselves, but there is the presidential palace, which is under the control of the r s f. and which the army is trying to regain control of protests against the israeli governme

international law with the rules based order. that's according to russia's foreign minister speaking at the un security council. she just on a sunday night, she still the u. n. central system is currently going through a deep crisis. the root cause of this was the desire of individual members of this organization to replace international law and the un charter with the sort of rules based order. but no one has actually seen these rules. they have not been the subject of transparent international negotiations. the result is the fragmentation of global trade, the collapse of market mechanisms, the paralysis of the w, t. o and the final undisguised transformation of the i m f into an instrument for achieving the goals of the us and its allies, including military objectives with russia, leading the un security council for the month of april. we were able to hear the long awaited address to the 15 member body that leads the united nation from russia's foreign minister, sergei lab ra. now, he emphasized how the united states is distorting the purpose of many international institutions than using them to serve the geo political ends of the united states. he discus

u. n. has condemned to the absence of an international reaction to the murder of a prominent russian journalist saying international gymnast, associations, demonstrate assistance relatedness. his words came as the inspector general's office expressed concern over london. suff is death for to get more on the story on the latest of dates on that explosion in saint petersburg to head over to our websites, auntie dot com or finland is officially a member of nato with the block secretary general un stalsen. bert, welcome. in the scandinavian country in the alliance on tuesday. joining nato is so good for villain. it is good for nordic security and it's good for nato as a whole. finland brings substantial and highly capable forces expertise on national resilience and years of experience working side by side with naples, i'm deeply proud to welcome finland as a full fledged member of our lines from moscow in response says that it will strengthen its military posture as well as a dog, though, the measures to mitigate what it calls, threats from the new member will as, as russian defense minister survey

u. n staff and other international groups, sexually assaulting women and stealing cars.madavo following developments and joins us live the south from nairobi. it really does give the sense of chaos, setting it, settling in certainly into the capital. it does. and this is now day five. and we're supposed to be into maybe our 14 15 of this 24 hour humanitarian ceasefire, but it's not holding and both sides are accusing the other of having first violated it. so right now , even this morning, people have woken up to more sounds of gunfire and bombardments bombings on to show you this video of smoke rising up in the south side of cartoons sent in by somebody told cnn. they were too afraid to reveal the identity because they don't want to be targeted. but that's the reality for them, living through what is supposed to be a ceasefire right now. medicines and fund here or doctors without borders, telling cnn that at least half of the hospitals in the capital khartoum are out of action have been bombed or shelled. doctors nurses, medical professionals are afraid to go in because

default conflict, this is where many people, many refugees have cost into charge and international organizations like b, u, n, a, c r, the world foot program. having a very, very busy time dealing with what we have on our way to this place. there was another refugee come that we passed, which again mora, which is housing, about $17000.00 refugees right now that i expect they are expecting more and more refugees to cross over the border, especially in adria which is just close to the a chart. so down border now, on a way to fight this afternoon, we saw a convoy of trunks by the world foot program delivering tons and tons of food items to this particular location for possible distribution. they are expecting a whole lot of people to come across. now to add more details to this, i'm here with jack davidson, who is the communications officer, the workforce program in charge. talk to us about what are you getting ready for? yes. so we have sent trucks with 149 tons of food from jemina to here in santa and these trucks have arrived today. you can see them and you know, it's a lot of food to try to be ready for imm

organizations that are supposed to protect journalists, no reaction weird from the international community or from the u. n. o was a journalist organization, so that grey. oh, so we're still consider that to be a little bit. not a little bit, but deluxe to have selective. not a singer world from those are conversations that, that should have commented on it. so i have, they would have corbin to, to live if it was so you were not the russians. wouldn't you think that despite its ongoing differences with russia, the western establishment could at least agree that terrorist acts in the middle of a major city center is still worthy of condemnation. after all, we're still talking here about the same folks who spent 2 decades kicking down doors around the entire world under the guise of fighting a global war on terrorism. instead, what's in filling that vacuum of silence from western officials has been just a parade of western journalists, underscoring what they figure to be. character flaws, as though they know the guy that could have went to the incident, is well known for being very aggressive, very pro war s

u. n broke a deal is being managed by the international committee of the red cross. lawmakers in the state of florida have voted to ban abortions after 6 weeks. the new rule makes exceptions for cases of rape incest, or health risk to the mother 6 weeks into a pregnancy. many women hadn't even realized that there are pregnancy nation republican governor rhonda santas has signed the bill into law. cyclone ill sub has hit north western australia with the strongest sustained winds . the country has ever recorded ill sa landfall. as a category 5 storm on friday morning, before weakening as it moved inland. densely populated areas have so far escaped major damage. and we go to thailand, next home our white, sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, the setting attract tourists and on 50 lea island also sharks. during a year's long break from human visitors, had maya bay high numbers of black tip reef sharks have made the bay their home. the area was made famous the world over that it became the backdrop for leona. leonardo dicaprio is moving the beach. but now the tourists are back for about 4 ye

u. n. chief ontario terrace travels to somalia to sound the alarm on a massive need for international aid due to conflicts and drought. president joe biden touches down in northern ireland on a trip to celebrate 25 years of the good friday peace agreement. aah! hello, welcome to the program in i to nations human rights chief a sang he's horrified. a reports of at least a 100 people killed when me and mars military launched astride on a village. bulk attacks at school children performing dances at an event held by opponents of the genta. a thought to be among the victims. the attack on the village of possess v. inside gang province. one of the gentlemen deadliest since it seized power 2021. al jazeera tony chung, our ports, and just a warning that you might find some of the images here, disturbing. smoke rises in the aftermath of an air strike on passage village in northern miramar. more than a 100 people had gathered for the opening of an administration building, including many women and children. the jupiter nador sees buildings like this as legitimate military targets as it tries to tig

security council is the main body in the international system to govern peace and security around the world. and russia is a country that has violated the u. n's. fact finding chuck founding charter according to the un secretary general. and of course, russia's president now has an arrest warrant out for him from, from the international criminal court. other members of the security council used this occasion to criticize russia. this was the comment from the u. s, ambassador linda thomas greenfield. so as you know, russia is assuming it's sad seat as president of the security council as started on april 1st. it's like an april fools joke. bad at the truth of the matter is it's rotating. see, we expect that they well behave professionally, but we also expect that they will use their seat or to spread this information and to promote their own agenda as it relates to ukraine. and we will stand ready to call them out at every single moment at that they attempt to do that. so western countries like the u. s. say they will be very vigilant to watch what russia does. there are limits to what russia can do as the president of the security council. mos

u. n and other members of the international community have called for restraint and calm but with two weeks of ramadan left and the passover holiday underway, it remains sensitive time in a deeply sensitive place. we do have more information on that late night terror attack as well as israeli police say intel aviv. we understand that the one person killed was an italian nationals . all of the victims were tourists. several of them remain in hospital. the attacker, israeli police say, drove that vehicle over the bike lane in that very busy promenade right along the beachfront in televisa , but what's so concerning here in this region, lila is that all of the hallmarks all of the factors that have really according and set fuel to the fire of this latest escalation remain in place. it's still ramadan a few days now from the last 10 days of that holy month, when there will be more overnight prayers at al aqsa mosque. it is still passover, of course, period of celebration and now potentially of morning and tell aviv, of course, the real fears and concerns that this continues to escalate. disease

u. n and other members of the international community have called for restraint and calm but with two weeks of ramadan left and the passover holiday underway, it remains sensitive time in a deeply sensitive place. we are learning more today about that late night terror attack as israeli police have described it in televisa, that chilling car ramminglong a pedestrian walkway right on that seafront promenade in televisa ball of the victims. israeli police say we're tourists. one person killed he was an italian nationals. so now this period of religious observation, also a period of mourning, but all of those factors are still in place that cause that fed in fuel this latest spot of violence, so there's fears that it will only escalate. hmm very delicate times some of abdelaziz. thanks for laying it out for us. the white house is standing by the two black democratic representatives in tennessee, who were expelled by the republican colleagues for an anti gun protest on the house floor. that protest, as you know was after the deadly nashville school shooting that ended with the deaths of six peo

u n and other members of the international community have called for restraint and calm. but with two weeks of ramadan left and the passover holiday underway, it remains east sensitive time in a deeply sensitive place. now we are getting more information on that late night terror attack in tel aviv as israeli police have described it, they see that that car the driver of that car was able to ram over pedestrians in that very busy promenade right on the beachfront that all the victims were tourists when italian killed it sure to send shockwaves again at a time of passover across the jewish community fears, of course, now that the spiraling violence only escalates further, paula all of those hallmarks all of the ingredient. reince if he will that have fed into this latest spot of violence continue with that escalating rhetoric from hamas and hezbollah is really the israeli military, saying that it is on high alert because of the volatile situation. prime minister netanyahu vowing retaliation in those tips for tats attacks that we've seen in recent days and calling up reserv

international calls for a cease fire show the u. n. is saying that more than 180 people have been killed in more than 3 days. a fading between the sudanese army and the nation's largest paramilitary force, nearly 2000 people had been injured in the capital cartoon and other regions. the un envoy to don says the warring parties are not open to talks. fighters have shelled hospitals, homes and power stations. and we do have satellite images that show the extent of destruction to airports and government facilities. got cartoon international airport right there, which is sustain some of the worst damage from the conflict at the airport, which also has a military wing. these 20 aircraft have been damaged that include a mix of civilian and military fighter jets, as well as helicopter, as the bad military air base, which also has a civilian wing images show with these 4 destroyed aircraft on the tarmac, including 3 fighter jets. so don's military jazz had been bombing positions of the rapid support forces at meadow. we airport in the north in

overnights in sudan where rival forces remain locked in a power struggle despite international calls for a cease file. ah, the u. n says that more than 180 people have been killed in more than 3 days of fighting between the sydney's army and the country's largest paramilitary force, a fall, the 1800 have been injured in the violence in the capital under the cities. the u ends envoy to sue don says the warning, boring parties don't seem open to peace talks. hospitals, homes and power stations have been shelled. al jazeera hippa, morgan is in khartoum, harder to me, airports and the areas around it were battle grounds on the 3rd day of fighting between for dance army and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary force. exclusions as strikes and gunshots are heard across the capital. as both sides claim they're making advances in strategic areas. but details on the ground or unclear for they released by the for denise military shows a number of rapid support for his troops to rendering their weapons and equipment. and to me, the army says it's resumed control of state tv and will use it to update the public . it als

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are getting in the way of the overall goals and agenda of the international community for development and prosperity in the world. o. d u n is concerned about the escalation of violence in sudan, which could spark a wider conflict in the region. the representative of the organization and sudan says there are no signs of a peaceful resolution. yet no equivalent sign. that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting the thing and securing it returned to read over the other is supporting saddam has created a humanitarian catastrophe with civilians. bearing of the crisis of the sudan has rates for almost 2 weeks with the national army and the paramilitary rapids support forces or are as soft clashing over a transitional, government, and control over the military. on monday, the u. s. secretary of state lincoln announced a 3 day cease fire, but the u. s. representative in sudan admit that it was violated by both sides. the violence has already claimed lives of over 450 people with more than 4000 injured according to the world health organization. a less cross live to waffa bas, seem former assistant to the egyptian fore

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