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Coup and the situation has deteriorated. ., ., ~ ., deteriorated. look, the global situation. _ deteriorated. look, the global situation, one _ deteriorated. look, the global situation, one a _ deteriorated. look, the global situation, one a myanmars i situation, one a myanmars biggest neighbours is china. china does not like what has happened in yeah but it is willing to deal with the generals and advance its own interests. it wants access to the indian ocean. so china and the indian ocean. so ...

On. we dont do that. i mean, this is a whole new level of spin gaslighting, propaganda. it really is stunning. they dont destroy cities? look at this before and after image. mariupol, the once thriving city in southern ukraine, where russia raised to the ground and now occupies. or, look at the charred utterly destroyed hallowed out town of bakhmut, as it stands today. and then look at it before russias invasion. before and after satellite images. i mean, to borrow a phrase from peskov, total de...

>> reporter: after months of brutal fighting, the battle for bakhmut may be pushing wagner boss pregauchen closer to the edge. standing in front of the bodies of his dead fighters, he launched into a rant against russias military leadership blaming them for the death. [speaking non-english] >> translator: you think you are the masters of this life? you think you can dispose of other lives? you think because you have warehouses full of ammunition that you have that right? [speaking non-english] >...

Willing to talk about a negotiated solution to the conflict and we are not getting much information at all about what is happening at these talks. they are basically being held in sequence the, hosted by the saudi arabian government and there has been criticism about that, the fact they are happening behind closed doors and also there are no civilians present. that at best this would be a closed—door deal between the two micro generals who carried out a coup against the civilian government in ...

Not getting much information at all about what is happening at these talks. they are basically being held in secrecy, hosted by the saudi arabian government. there has been criticism about that, the fact theyre happening behind closed doors and also that there are no civilians. at best this would be a closed—door deal between those who carried out the coup against the civilian government in 2021. that is what not what i have been told. it is a reminder that this battle between the two generals...

They do not want a democratic government. they do not want a democratic covernment. , ., ., government. they were part of that transition process. _ government. they were part of that transition process. after— government. they were part of that | transition process. after committing the coup against the civilian government, they were part of negotiations with civilian activists, grassroots activist to try to get back to the tradition to —— transition to democracy. they stuck on something ...

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Five or six ceasefires. neither side has a track record and implement in what they agree to. what has a track record and implement in what they agree to.— what they agree to. what you think is to happen _ what they agree to. what you think is to happen to _ what they agree to. what you think is to happen to get _ what they agree to. what you think is to happen to get to _ what they agree to. what you think is to happen to get to a _ what they agree to. what you think is to happen to get to a s...

So im afraid more displacement, more suffering is very much on the cards, at least for the time being. thats why these talks are important, but they dont seem to be going anywhere at the present time. when you look at the situation in sudan, are you surprised that it came as a surprise to the rest of the world? well, im not surprised. many people who have been observing sudan were not surprised and enough warnings were made. documents written, policy analysts were busy on the case. but, you know...

More than a few minutes or hours. neither side has a track record in implementing what they agree to. what do you think needs to happen to get to a state where both sides will be willing to talk and good about a more permanent deal? and good about a more permanent would it involve effectively more military gains on both sides, so therefore the will continue? i think it will require military gains for one side. until there is a tactical gain on the ground, where it looks like one side is in a pot...