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But if this continues to drag on, other countries like ethiopia and south sudan could see an increase in people crossing borders. many people are desperate to leave areas, urban areas like khartoum, which is essentially are now the ke6y battleground for the two generals. if they get the chance to leave, they will gladly do so, which means the neighbouring countries can expect more refugees coming in and they themselves have their own problems. there is a continued insecurity in chad as well, so ...

Did fail to hold and... the eu foreign policy chief says there can be no military solution to the fighting. the international community must push the rival generals to a political resolution to bring an end. lets speak now to a man whose niecejennifer is stranded in khartoum. a worrying time for you, donald and the family, how isjennifer? have you spoken to her recently? how is jennifer? have you spoken to her recently?— how is jennifer? have you spoken to her recently? thank you for allowing ...

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Khartoum? �* , ., , what is actually happening there in khartoum? �*, ., , ., ., khartoum? theres no sign of a cease-fire _ khartoum? theres no sign of a cease-fire from _ khartoum? theres no sign of a cease-fire from both _ khartoum? theres no sign of a cease-fire from both generals, | cease—fire from both generals, whove had a reluctant call him monday morning, but still attacks especially in one hour away from khartoum where there are a lot of air strikes being reported today, and also ...

The mother or the baby. there are some major forces battling for- some major forces battling for influence in sudan, russia of course, the united states, saudi arabia, united arab emirates. the secretary—general said today that this could be a conflagration that drags on the whole region. are you surprised at how quickly things have escalated? , ~ surprised at how quickly things have escalated? , ,, , ,., , escalated? yes, i think everybody has been surprised. _ escalated? yes, i think everybo...

Into khartoum, some of them have encountered problems, including robbery, looting, that kind of thing. others not, but its something were tracking very carefully. to the extent weve been able to facilitate americans being folded into some of those -- >> reporter: blinken talking about the challenges associated with those convoys, not specifically saying whether americans were part of those convoys that were looted and robbed for now this still remains really in a holding pattern as blinken says ...

Im just preparing to go it alone and figure out how i can get myself to safety. >> the fighting is over power, two of sudans top generals who took over in a coup and promised to transition to civilian rule are battling among themselves for control of the country rich in oil and gold. theres a risk of state collapse and a return to civil war. >> so many people are trying to figure out what they can do, how they can get to safer areas, but theres price gouging. prices are much higher than they wer...

As he said, it doesnt sound like theres a huge number of sudanese americans who are asking to leave, he said it was in the number of dozens, but nonetheless they were fully engaged with other allies on the ground who were trying to work together with them to get americans out. then of course, the efforts with the two generals, hes been actively engaged since the weekend, one of the state department officials said he was travelling late last week and he was often more on sudan time than the time ...

Called for an immediate cease-fire since the conflict broke out on the 15th, the associated press reports more than 400 people have died and nearly 4,000 others have been injured joining us now, former sk er cia officer marc polymeropoulos, and visiting fellow in international diplomacy at brookings insti institution, jeffrey felton, working under the secretary general for political affairs. well start there. jeffrey feldman, what is happening in sudan, can you plain what the fighting is about? ...

Earlier we spoke to our state department correspondent barbara plet usher who told us more about ceasfires. the most recent one was the temporary cease fire over the muslim holiday of eid, which was shaky, to say the least. and now the secretary of state, antony blinken, has announced another one, an extension of that one in effect, for three days. he said there would be a cease fire. he said during that time he would work together with all parties, international and sudanese to set up a committ...