get the us embassy staff out of sudan and has the state _ to get the us embassy staff out of .ment i was due to begin the process? - sudan and has the state department i was due to begin the process? —— - was due to begin the process? —— asked _ was due to begin the process? —— asked you — was due to begin the process? -- asked yog— was due to begin the process? -- asked ou. �* ., ., ., asked you. i'm not going to comment on operations — asked you. i'm not going to comment on operations specifically _ asked you. i'm not going to comment on operations specifically but - asked you. i'm not going to comment on operations specifically but i - on operations specifically but i will say— on operations specifically but i will say that our task and commitment to ukraine was to provide the training _ commitment to ukraine was to provide the training and equipment for up to nine brigades, armoured brigades, to conduct _ nine brigades, armoured brigades, to conduct offensive and defensive operations and those brigades are trained _ operations and those brigades are trained and manned and e

the us military is preparing a possible evacuation for american embassy staff trapped in the sudanese capital khartoum. us media reports say troops are being pre—positioned at a military base in djibouti. the pentagon is giving no details. attempts by other countries to evacuate their citizens from sudan have been abandoned because it is currently too dangerous to move. the head of the sudanese army says he can see only a military solution to the fighting. general abdel fattah al—burhan has said he sees no room for talks with paramilitaries of the rapid support forces. in new york, the un secretary—general antonio guterres appealed for an immediate, three—day truce to mark the muslim holiday of eid. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding has sent this report. another sunrise over khartoum, but still no sign of the promised ceasefire in sudan's shell—shocked capital. across this vast country, hospitals are increasingly overwhelmed. these, the victims of a power struggle between two rival armies, a war that's being waged in crowded cities with no regard for civilian life. doctors can't

diplomats flee sudan's violence in what have been called challenging operations — the us, france and the uk remove their embassyorkers. it was dangerous and precarious, but nevertheless we managed to use both c-130 nevertheless we managed to use both c—130 and nevertheless we managed to use both c-130 and a400 nevertheless we managed to use both c—130 and aaoo aircraft to collect our diplomats and fly them to safety. alert beeps and this was the alarm that sounded on almost every uk smartphone earlier — part of the new emergency alert system being tested by the uk government. in the uk, labour opposition mp diane abbott has been suspended pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism for the british newspaper the observer. the dutch siffan hassan and the kenyan kelvin kiptum have won the race for female and male categories in the london marathon. welcome to the programme. very good to have your company. we begin in north—east africa. a growing number of foreign diplomats and their families have been airlifted to safety from the sudanese capital, khartoum, as fighting between rivalfactions of the

the us presidents confirms that us embassy staff have been evacuated from sudan. wrexham fc�*s return to the football league earth day is marked with protests across the world, calling for more action on climate change. we start with some news in from sudan — the us military has completed the evacuation of us embassy staff and families from the capital khartoum. the presidentjoe biden has just issued a statement saying :. there are sf, one of the two army groups at the centre of the conflict are fighting for the conflict are fighting for the sudan army for control. they released a separate statement saying they are co—ordinating with you with evacuations but the us has not confirmed whether or not is true. earlier, attempts to get people out were put on hold with one of the most intense days of fighting since violence broke out more than a week ago. it is not clear how the evacuations happen, considering khartoum is badly damaged by shelling and the sudanese airspace is closed. the new york times is reporting the pentagon positioned more troops in recent days in t

us embassy staff evacuated from the capital khartoum. wrexham fc celebrates a return to the english football league, for the first time in fifteen years. and, the australian comedian barry humphries, creator of the character dame edna everage, dies age 89. hello, i'm carl nasman. wrexham football club are celebrating their return to the english football league after 15 years. hollywood actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney bought the small welsh club in november 2020, their plan, they said, was for wrexham to win games. and well, take a look. and now they've won the national league title, here's the team are celebrating after beating boreham wood 3—1. this was straight after that win, you can see wexham fans running onto the pitch, as well as ryan reynolds and rob mcilhenny. the bbc caught up with some elated wrexham fans just after the match. what a win! boom! how proud are you? very proud, absolutely amazing. i lost my husband just before christmas. i have a picture of him. this is for him. i love you, jeff. the whole town has wanted

the us embassy is further south of the town on the edge. the us had access to bases in nearby to other countries we do not, so we had to learn from a further so we had to mount from a further distance which obviously precluded the use of helicopters or rotary wing, and we had a smaller footprint and i think that is a big challenge but i'm very confident our men and women in the armed forces have done an amazing job and people are safe and sound on the way home. well, some more information for british nationals still in sudan — the uk's foreign offices has tweeted: "if you are a british national in sudan, we advise you to register your presence to receive updates from the fcdo." it goes on to say: "you should also stay up to date with the fcdo travel advice by signing up to e—mail alerts." earlier, i spoke to tim cross — a military logistics expert and former major general who served in the british army from 1971 to 2007, including in the iraq and kosovo wars. the first thing to say is there has always been in place what are called noncombat

diplomats flee sudan's violence — in what have been called challenging operations — the us, france and the uk remove their embassykers. it was dangerous and precarious, but nevertheless we managed to use both c—130 and aaoo aircraft to collect our diplomats and fly them to safety. beep. and this was the alarm that sounded on almost every uk smartphone earlier — part of the new emergency alert system being tested by the uk government. labour opposition mp diane abbott, has been suspended pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism for the british newspaper the observer. a growing number of foreign diplomats and their families have been airlifted to safety from the sudanese capital, khartom, as fighting between rivalfactions of the army enters a second week. here in the uk, the ministry of defence has confirmed embassy staff were removed under the cover of darkness. the us and france have carried out a similar operation. there's no word yet, on how other british nationals are supposed to leave. with the latest here's our africa correspondent, andrew harding. amid the bombs and the gunfire in khart

the us presidents confirms that us embassy staff have been evacuated from sudan.marked with protests across the world, calling for more action on climate change. we start with some news in from sudan — the us military has completed the evacuation of us embassy staff and families from the capital khartoum.

information about the content, prisoners in the guantane, as well as diplomatic correspondence, us embassies papers spread around the world edition it turned out that the river's secret data was passed on to military personnel by bradley minning through time wikileaks published a huge array of confidential correspondence from us embassies in 2013 edward snowden former cia officer and agency the us national security service handed over about 200,000 classified documents to the guardian and washington post newspapers. then he fled to hong kong there. he told how american intelligence agencies monitor internet users and listen to the conversations of foreign leaders. this caused a whole series of international scandals. snowden confirmed that back in 2010, the us government authorized hacker attacks on foreign political parties and organizations in the united states , he was charged in absentia with espionage snowden asked for political asylum and remained in russia. but the content, having studied, was taken for granted, now no one will say what is real and what is not , the same commentators

papers spread around the world edition correspondence between us embassies in 2013 edward snowden a former cia and us national security agency officer handed over 200,000 classified documents to the guardian and washington post newspapers. then he fled to hong kong there. he told how american intelligence agencies monitor internet users and listen to the conversations of foreign leaders. this caused a whole series of international scandals. snowden confirmed that back in 2010 the us government authorized hacking attacks on foreign political parties and organizations in the united states, he was charged in absentia with espionage snowden asked for political asylum and stayed in russia before the exposure influenced public opinion and the political process, who and why made it public was arguing, but having studied the content, they took it for granted, now no one will say that it is genuine, and what is not, the same commentators refer to part of the information as true to another part, as an obvious falsification of the question of faith , you can prove anything, which means that no

we must remember that while the us embassy staff is evacuated, there are other nationals trapped in the so we can expect more evacuation plans and rescue operations in the coming hours and days. kalkidan yibeltal, thank you for the update from the neighbouring ethiopian. just updating you, the us military has evacuated us diplomats from the country and other countries are starting similar operations, including the uk, coming as clashes between the rss and the sudanese army continued to intensify. —— rsf. we will keep you updated. a loud alarm will be heard on smartphones across the uk at 3:00pm on sunday. the government is testing a new emergency alert which could be used in the future to warn people about life—threatening situations such as fires, flooding or terror attacks. more details from danjohnson. loud beep brace yourself for the three o'clock alert! loud beep up up and down the country this afternoon, almost every smart phone will make this noise. loud beep tell me what you think? something different. 0k, not that bad, _ something different. 0k, not that bad, i— something diffe

the special operation mission has successfully evacuated just under 100 american personnel from us embassy in the capital of sudan. there are still many americans left in the country. in crisis. here is the chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> we have deployed us intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance assets to support land evacuation routes which americans are using and we are moving naval assets within the region to provide support. >> the uss trucks to the navy destroyer was moved off of sudan after navy seals and special operations forces arranged a risky nighttime helicopter evacuation of the us ambassador and nearly 90 american embassy personnel. dozens of us citizens find a massive un convoy that left at dawn on sunday. ? sudan under us military overwatch for the us is flying unmanned surveillance flights 24/7 over the 560 mile route. >> american citizens have begun arriving in port sudan and we are beginning to facilitate their travel. a massive air in sealift is being run where the us military surged air assets and evacuation forces last week. hundreds

this is a period of time when iranian militants had taken over the us embassy in 1979 and luckily these six state department officers were out and about day. and so when they saw what had happened and they took refuge with the canadians because of that, we had to figure out a way of how are we getting them out of the country? and so, tony mendez, who is the the architect of the idea, he said he came up with the best bad they could. they could think of. and this was what is sort of the back story of the people who are there and are they, you know, leaving their country. and so the back story was that they were part of a location scouting crew for a movie a movie called argo and the history of argo is that we knew of the makeup artist on who was brought in to consult on the initial script for argo and so he knew tony and so when tony said i need a script that would have a middle east location to it can you think of a movie? and he said, i got the perfect one for you. it's called argo. it didn't go anywhere. so they bought it for a few thousand bucks over a weekend. they set up a whole pro

this is a period of time when iranian militants had taken over the us embassy in 1979 and luckily these six state department officers were out and about day. and so when they saw what had happened and they took refuge with the canadians because of that, we had to figure out a way of how are we getting them out of the country? and so, tony mendez, who is the the architect of the idea, he said he came up with the best bad they could. they could think of. and this was what is sort of the back story of the people who are there and are they, you know, leaving their country. and so the back story was that they were part of a location scouting crew for a movie a movie called argo and the history of argo is that we knew of the makeup artist on who was brought in to consult on the initial script for argo and so he knew tony and so when tony said i need a script that would have a middle east location to it can you think of a movie? and he said, i got the perfect one for you. it's called argo. it didn't go anywhere. so they bought it for a few thousand bucks over a weekend. they set up a whole pro

he tried to put pressure on the georgian authorities through the employees of the us embassy the main bet on the topic of health to disseminate information about saakashvili's poor health as a justification for the demands. upon his early release , washington-based pr agency global point was hired to work with media ngos and opinion leaders, and that's it. it looks like only at the top. iceberg scale in public access hundreds, if not thousands of documents archive for many decades, broken down by country by organization real klandike ivan blagoy dmitry volkov dmitrieva maria martanov. channel one what documents will come up again and whether they will have anything to do with sabotage on gas pipelines in the nord stream system is difficult to say in fact, until the fact of the week the collective west blocked these un security resolutions at the beginning of an objective international investigation prepared by our country voted for russia china and brazil the rest abstained and so they do not mind, but the united states abstained, their allies are trying to cover the traces associated

what lessons learned from the afghanistan evacuation or shaping your efforts to prepare to get us embassy staff out of sudan. and has the state department asked you to begin that process? let me start by saying that america common on teacher operations, specifically for it or any of the substances in these leaks that are out there. but i will say that our task and our commitment to ukraine was to provide the training in the equipment a for up to 9 brigades. armored brigades armored met brigades to conduct either offensive or defensive operations. those brigades have trained their man and their equip, and they are prepared for combat operations. so whenever and wherever ukraine chooses to use them, we will continue that support. and i am very confident those units ability to succeed. regarding sudan or the department through our headquarters at africa and continues to monitor very closely the situation on the ground. and we continue to coordinate with state department to make sure we have a common vision of what the situation is. and we always want to make sure that we're doing prudent pla

yes, the court rejected the appeal against the arrest of gas cabbage officials from the us embassy in moscow. he saw it including ambassadors, interest, he attended the court. the meeting was behind closed doors on march. just remind you, 13th as a court assent ganske of each to jail on charges of espionage. as a journalist was detained at the aunt of martin. catherine broken the euros the f as be claimed for that he collected secretly information about a large military factory in the euros in connection with the investigations. by the way, against periscope, it to russians were also arrested who allegedly contributed to the alleged crime. the s t a department has declared that both are wrongfully detained bedding the pay with the way for exchange dogs, according to media reports, gash coverage, lawyers expect in the future that he will be or would be, or could be exchanged for. one of the russians are imprisoned, brought there on monday, the u. s. ambassador to russia was finally allowed to see the garage given in prison. what do we know about that meeting uri? yet, meeting took plac

philippine police arrested 6 demonstrators in front of the us embassy .the us-philippine joint exercise, more than 17,600 military personnel are participating. this will be held after the three-day chinese military exercises in the taiwan strait. china's military propaganda is in response to the visit of the president of the island of taiwan to the united states and his meeting with mccarthy, the speaker of the house of representatives of this country. the philippines has warned more about giving the us access to the military base. the us military base in the philippines is located near the island of taiwan . four people have been killed in an explosion in the city of quetta, the capital of pakistan's baluchistan province. two of the dead are police officers and 11 others were injured are that now some of them are serious. the explosion happened yesterday evening near the police car and several cars and motorcycles were damaged at the scene . chinese researchers succeeded in inventing a type of artificial cornea , which is a new hope for the treatment of

us on the sunday i'm linsey davis. as become on the air reloading details about the during evacuation of the american embassy in sudan. us special operations forces including navy's elite seal team 6 were involved in the planning and execution of the operation. roughly 100 american diplomats and families rushed to safety escaping a war-torn country. the military using helicopters in the middle of the night. choppers only on the ground for about an hour during the evacuation. diplomats have been sheltering in place at the embassy compound in the capital of sudan. there is no official american signed off on the mission on friday. ordered it to be carried out as soon as it was safe and feasible. all of this is fighting rages on in sudan including attacks on more than a dozen healthcare organization says 400 people have died. close to 4000 wounded. elizabeth show seat leads us all from the white house. >> tonight, under the cloak of darkness us special operations forces executing a dangerous and daring mission to evacuate the american embassy in the more than 100 special ops forces including the navy's elite seal team 6 su

acknowledged that there is a small us military contingent in ukraine to provide critical support to the us embassymake it clear there are no us combat units fighting in ukraine. and although we are not going to go into the specific disposition of our forces, their duties include supporting the office from the tashe on security issues, this is not news. we have been transparent on this issue, as with the public, and with congress at the pentagon. again they tried to convince the public that they would directly enter into conflict. in ukraine, they don’t want more than that, as the deputy minister of defense of the department noted, they are also concerned about the use of american weapons to strike on russian territory in the russian embassy, ​​such statements were called hypocrisy and cynicism , the pentagon representative bluntly stated that the administration did not limit itself when supplying weapons to ukraine and beyond the likely risks of escalation. we don't believe the words of the official. the military department that the united states expressed concern about the use of american weapons

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and from the us embassy he oversaw the supply of these military aircraft to the country. verything looked. it 's like it's just a military move. what is interesting, and here it appears again, and already now the puppeteers themselves, in order to find out who is in charge of all this, you need to pull the puppet by the strings. pull, pull , pull, and sooner or later bang and the puppeteer falls to the feet. here it turns out, already one notorious one. our country appeared earlier in the drug case, by the way, uh, the united states is also famous for being de facto, and organized some kind of drug trafficking in afghanistan. i would just like to review with you now. as a matter of fact, the profile of saakashvili's puppet itself. why did the puppet pass the casting? what is it in saakashle? why did you take it with headphones? what's the matter is able to dispose of people at the same time weak cowardly and stupid. you see, how it is possible in the future as the president of the country to write some five low on facebook openly to press her as much as possible. the presi

the uk, france and the us are among those to remove embassy staff under the cover of darkness. british evacuees are on their way back to the uk, via cyprus. the situation for other nationals in sudan remains unclear. in the last couple of hours, we've seen a french military plane arriving at one of france's airbases in dijibouti said to be carrying european diplomats and citizens. with the latest here's our africa correspondent, andrew harding. amid the bombs and the gunfire in khartoum today, a series of dramatic rescue missions. among those successfully airlifted out of sudan after a week of terror, british embassy staff and their families. over 1200 people contributed to this operation. it was dangerous and precarious but never the less we managed to use both c—130s and aaoo aircraft to go in, collect our diplomats and their residents, and fly out to safety. earlier, american military helicopters had flown into sudan's capital, landing inside the us embassy to rescue nearly 100 people. diplomats from france were also brought out, although their convoy reportedly came underfi

and i think the white house a pointed out as well that it is not standard practice to evacuate us embassy us step us citizens in any country. they didn't do that in the yemen in libya or in syria when the governments there were collapsing, and they're saying that afghanistan was a unique situation, and that's not something that they intend to be doing in other situations like this in sudan. maduro for us from nairobi. larry, thanks so much still ahead new reporting on to trump operatives who considered using breached voting data to decertified. georgia's senate off senate runoff in 2021 will tell you what their text messages revealed. plus charges are dropped against actor alec baldwin after the deadly rust shooting. so what happens now? massive sewage spill forces miles of southern california beaches to shut down what prompted the mess and the subsequent overflow. had. make your first move withth battery power. made by steel. right now. save $50 on the 57 battery trimmer. real steel. find yours. check that that's pretty good. yes crying.re you taking that? andhat was that? here we go. qu

better known as a chik, was charged with tax evasion on an especially large scale provocation us embassiesfor journalism. sergey lavrov's pool will not remain unanswered . russia is already working on retaliatory measures , they said in our foreign ministry on smolenskaya square. today the senior diplomat of the american diplomatic mission was summoned. he was handed a note of protest, let me remind you that earlier the states did not issue visas to media representatives who were supposed to accompany our foreign minister on a trip to new york, where he acted as chairman at meetings of the un security council, us actions in the russian foreign ministry were called sabotage. modern diesel-electric the submarine, mozhaisk, equipped with cruise missiles of caliber was launched today in st. petersburg; it was built for the pacific fleet; ships of this series have the latest navigation systems and information and control systems. and, of course, high-precision missile and powerful torpedo armament such submarines can detect solid distances 3-4 times greater than the one that the enemy can do fo

. >> want to rephrase that for 6:00 >> tonight inside the during from the us embassy and sedan. information justin on how carried out under the cloak of darkness as fighting raged in the capital. nearly 100 americans rescued from the embassy. the navies of the seal team to confront the operation. helicopters .800 miles for overnight mission. president biden signing off of the information. heavy fighting between rival out.tary is evacuation played personnel are safe but 16,000 americans remain in sudan. what's been done to get them to safety. tonight, panic on passenger jets. an engine on fire after american airlines jet

now, the circumstances have become more and more alarming — especially since monday, when a us embassy under attack in khartoum and the state department has now confirmed also, separately, that a us citizen has been killed in sudan — hadn't given any more information about that — but it has intensified efforts to try and figure out how to get its people out, saying that it's been too dangerous so far to do so, but checking into all of the options. the airport in khartoum is closed. so, if the americans were to attempt an air evacuation, they would have to find a secure land base somewhere in or near khartoum. the other options would be over land, so they could possibly drive their people to port sudan on the red sea, but that's a 12—hour trip and not secure, to say the least. they could possibly try to drive to the nearest country, which is eritrea, but the leader of eritrea is not friendly to the us — not friendly to the west in general, actually. so, in the meantime, the americans have been gathering their personnel from their homes and bringing them to a secure centralised spot so t

critical support from the us embassy to make it clear there are no us combat units fighting in ukrainentend to go into specific the disposition of our forces in their duties is to support the office from ashe on security issues. there is no news in this. we have been transparent on this issue, both with the public and with congress at the pentagon. again they tried to convince the public that they were directly involved in the conflict. in ukraine, they don’t want more than that, as the deputy minister of defense of the department noted, they are also concerned about the use of american weapons to strike on russian territory in the russian embassy, ​​such statements were called hypocrisy and cynicism a pentagon spokesman bluntly stated that the administration, when supplying weapons to ukraine, did not limit itself in any way and for the likely risks of escalation. we do not believe the words of an official from the military department that the united states expressed concern about the use of american weapons for strikes deep into the territory of russia, if the states really took into

use. today's high—risk operation had to be carried out rapidly. the embassye to the international airport, but that's out of action, so two transport planes flew in with armoured vehicles. 1200 personnel were needed to extractjust a few dozen people. we don't know exactly how many british nationals are in sudan. the foreign office hasn't told us how many have registered with them. labour says it wants to know how the government plans help them. but the foreign secretary says britain's ability to help is severely limited unless these two men can be persuaded to end the fighting. that's not going to be easy and people in the country are in the country are telling us they feel abandoned. 0ur correspondent kalkidan yibetal has been following developments from addis ababa in ethiopia. well, the situation is really difficult for people who are left behind, forforeigners forforeigners orfor the sudanese. it does mean diplomats are living now, that there is a sense of being ignored and being sort of betrayed. for the past nine or ten days, we've been seeing the situa

now, the circumstances become more and more alarming, especially since monday when a us embassy convoyr attack in khartoum. the state department as confirmed separately a us citizen has been killed in sudan. hasn't given any more information about that. it has intensified efforts to try to figure out how to get its people out, saying it has been too dangerous so far to do so, but checking into all of the options. the airport in khartoum is closed. if the americans were to attempt an air evacuation they would have to find a secure land—based somewhere in or near khartoum. the other options —— options would be overland, so they could possibly drive their people to put sudan on the red sea, but that is a 12 hour trip are not secure, to say the least. they could possibly try to drive to the nearest country, which is eritrea, but the leader of eritrea is not friendly to the us, not friendly to the us, not friendly to the west in general, actually. so in the meantime the americans have been gathering their personnel from their homes and bringing them to a secure centralised spot so that they

as the us prepares to evacuate us embassy personnel in khartoum . at least one american is now dead in what could be a new civil war in sudan. i'm jennifer griffin at the pentagon. i've got the details coming up and coming up at six o'clock, more fallout from the ace intent to leave oakland for las vegas, the hope among some that the team has not completely shut the door i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice, very kind. because of jacoby and meyers, i don't have that pressure to worry about a medical bill or things like that. if i know of any accident, i'm like, call jacoby and meyers, they'll help you. if you've been in a serious accident, we are here for you. call jacoby and meyers. justice for you since 1972 the military and rival parliamentary paramilitary forces, causing death and destruction across that country . and today, the state department told americans still in sudan that for now th

us. embassy convoy came under attack in khartoum. department has now confirmed also separately that a us citizen has been killed in sudan, hasn't given any more information about that, but it has intensified efforts to try and figure out how to get its people out, saying that it's been too dangerous so far to do so. but checking into all of the options, the airport in khartoum is closed. so if the americans were to try to attempt an air evacuation, they would have to find a secure land base somewhere in in or near khartoum. the other option would be over land so they could possibly drive their people to port sudan on the red sea. but that's a 12 hour trip and not secure, to say the least. they could possibly try to drive to the nearest country, which is which is eritrea. but the leader of eritrea is not friendly to the us. , not friendly to the west in general, actually. so in the meantime, the americans have been gathering their personnel from their homes and bringing them to a secure, centralised spot so that they could be prepared

in fact, the us embassy in khartoum has told us citizens know to do that. but if they joined this convoys, reports sudan they're doing it at their own risk. but if they do make it reports sudan the saudis have been able to pull people using ships to jeddah across the red sea, and that's where a lot of saudi nationals from other parts of the gulf and indeed even canadians booking the faso, citizens and other citizens have been able to leave sudan through the port of sudan across the red sea into saudi arabia. larry for the people who are waking up and seeing that u. s personnel are being evacuated from the country , and now there are american civilians. who want to leave and asking. how did we get here? what's the short answer? the short answer for this victor is that these tensions between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces have been building for awhile. quick step back. sudan has had two coups in recent times back in april of 2019 when a popular uprising kicked out long time dictator omar al bashir and then in 2019 , these two warring generals

earlier, american military helicopters had flown into sudan's capital, landing inside the us embassyue nearly 100 people. diplomats from france were also brought out, although their convoy reportedly came under fire. like them, british embassy staff had to run a deadly gauntlet through khartoum's streets. footage here of another convoy heading by road to a port on the red sea coast. there's a clear pecking order for these rescues, with foreign diplomats at the front of the queue, while others are left behind. as i talk to people, there seems to be a growing sense of panic. sudanese and expats alike are desperate to get out, and there's a concern that as the city starts to empty, the fighting will get more bloody, if indeed that's possible, which of course is the nightmare scenario for those of us left behind. why is it that the british government is prioritising diplomats over ordinary british citizens who may be trapped in sudan? well, the diplomats that were working in the british embassy in khartoum have been unable to discharge their functions because of the violence in that city

in a short but successful operation, nearly 100 us embassy staff and their families were airlifted toety. there are reports of a convoy also leaving by road from the french embassy, and within the last hour, confirmation that british embassy staff have been extracted from the city. the prime minister announcing the news in this tweet, saying... the diplomats that were working in the british embassy in khartoum have been unable to discharge their functions because of the violence in that city. so both to fulfil our duty to protect them as their employer, we are relocating them to other embassies in the region. footage here of an earlier convoy taking people out of khartoum and heading towards a port on the red sea coast. but while many foreign governments are prioritizing the evacuation of diplomats, otherforeign nationals in sudan say they feel abandoned. the situation with us, around us, we were considering at one point to bejoining a un convoy to the border earlier today. we were kind of advised by the british government to, you know, as per their travel advice, to not do that, so w

in kiev how many american fighters there are not named in the us embassy inkraine there is a small military presence, and sophie motoshi does not work on defense issues to ensure control of materials entering and leaving ukraine they are located in kiev and do not fight on the field . boy. ukraine , meanwhile, is asking its ocean partners for even more weapons and even more money for the promised counteroffensive. despite the fact that in the united states, the statement about the corruption of zelensky and his team is again louder and louder however, the united states is not going to retreat from its course, and in vain. they are trying to force their ini to follow and even china washington is directing the celestial empire to those who, they hope , will be able to block the effect of the macron’s sensational visit to beijing, today the head of the german foreign ministry will go there, she proves that there is no split in the european union. no , at the same time, the macron himself is in no hurry to retract his statements, despite sharp criticism from both

people in malaysia, after giving birth to the ritual of friday prayer politics, marched towards the us embassyed about the global zionist conspiracy against muslims. that in addition to your muslims, the jews of america were present on the world quds day in the center of new york beach, the zionist ninja was present in manhattan, and at the quds day ceremony, we have come to express our innocence of israel's crimes and say that the jewish religion does not in any way condone the oppression of israel. it does not confirm, remove it is the capital of palestine and the second end of the occupation. these are some of the manuscripts that the marchers of the world quds day held here from the palestinian people against the apartheid regime. the freedom let us support the palestinian people and their struggle against israel. israel's crimes are committed with the support of imperialism . israel should take a stand. the main thing is to fight against israel and support palestine . the cause of palestine called on the zionist regime to stop the all-round support of the united states, the slogan of this

s embassy in khartoum. us officials said. they do hope there's an opportunity here, a ceasefire that holds a resolution between the two warring parties there and an opportunity to reopen the embassy. but that is an enormous question. as the fighting there enters its second week the u. s was looking for a window of opportunity, a ceasefire that holds essentially to be able to evacuate the embassy itself, and the weekend brought that opportunity. with the little fitr holiday, the two warring parties committed to the ceasefire even though there were reports of violations of that cease fire in the end, president joe biden made the decision to go ahead with the operation to evacuate the embassy. now a large question. what about all the u. s nationals? the private citizens who remain in the country, and there are thousands of them, many of them dual citizens. sudanese american right now. they have no help at the embassy with the closure of the embassy, but us officials did say they are considering options. for land routes there if t