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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 sides they have not respected this 24 hour ceasefire that even they admitted was necessary, especially as the numbers of the dead starts to rise 170 now and the numbers of the wounded also increases almost 2000. and yet the general's baron who leads this in these armed forces and committee did mohammed have done douglas, who leads the paramilitary rapid support forces. i cannot seem to agree on a time to cease fire for humanitarian reasons or indeed to go back to the negotiating table, like everybody has been asking them to do now. japan has become one of the first countries to say it will be
they have bunkers they're in. they're afraid of getting straight fire, and some of them fear that they might soon run out of food that might soon run out of fuel. they mustn't run out of especially medicines. if there's drags out for longer, the international community is asking the two warring generals in sudan general baron who leads the army and his deputy general hamid mohamed, um, the gallo to go back to the negotiating table and recommit to that timeline to return to civilian rule in sudan as a background, sudan has seen two military coups in the last few years. in both cases, these two bodies we're united in throwing over civilian rule first two out throw omar al bashir, who led sudan for more than 30 years, and then in october, 2021 again to overthrow the civilian government. a short while ago we heard from the us secretary state antony blinken. people in sudan. i want the military back in the barracks. they want democracy. they want a civilian led government. sudan needs to return to that path.
african union leaders are heading to sudan this morning. the chair of the african union will be there, as is a delegation from the intergovernmental authority on development. that's the regional body. it's sending the president of kenya of south sudan and djibouti to try and get these two men back to the negotiating table. i spoke to general committee yesterday the leader of the rsf, and he said. he's a man of peace. he's committed to civilian rule. but he says his rival general baron is a liar. he does not commit to any of the agreement, and that is why he had to defend himself. didn't start this. okay larry will stay across it. thank you so much for bringing us the latest from nairobi. the us border patrol says it encountered more than two million migrants of the southern border last year, and soon many more could be coming the reasons why and how the u. s. is preparing still ahead on cnn newsroom plus the u. s treasury secretary speaks exclusively with cnn about the state of the economy and whether
situation does not appear to be deescalating, even though every single international voice that's talked about this has asked the two parties to go back to the negotiating table to protect sudanese civilians and to give peace a chance. the african union's peace and security council is currently meeting. it's an emergency station an emergency session to try and figure out a way out of this crisis. the regional body, the intergovernmental authority on development, has also convened. uh emergency summit that will happen soon, and so far all the leaders around the region here trying to talk to general baron who leads the country and his number two general committee to abandon this violent streak that they have at least of the country this past two days and go back to the negotiating table right now. the two countries that are immediate neighbors of sudan, egypt to the north and south sudan to the south are both offering to immediate yesterday. the president of kenya, william ruto, also offered immediate why is all this happening? here is the background. sudan's hopes
meadow is following the developments from nairobi. larry you just spoke with the leader of the paramilitary rapid support forces. and what were you told general ham done the gala or committee as is known, fred says he's still committed to a return to civilian rule in sudan that he's a man of peace, which is hard to square when you think of the fact that he's one half of this conflict, and in the last two days alone, at least 56 people have died because of a power struggle between him and the man who runs sudan, general baron i talked to him a short while ago where he already has some complaints. listen general. what is your message to the many people of sudan who has cared about this fresh round of violence? what do you want to tell them seen? and you had. nothing in that last didn't mean, michael. the
general is apologizing to the people of sudan, saying that he was forced into this position. he was acting in self defense. but he also says that general baron the number one in sudan appears to have lost control of his army and this u. n proposal where that had agreed with three hour ceasefire ahead humanitarian ceasefire so people could get away from places where the fighting was going on, has already been disobeyed, and they had to fight to defend themselves. but how did sudan get this position in the first place? let me give you a background. sudan's hopes for democracy once again shattered by the sounds of gunfire in khartoum. civilians have been told to take cover, while two of the countries in the main military factions, the army and a powerful paramilitary group called the rapid support forces , or rsf fight for supremacy. fighter jets launched by the army, led by general abdel fattah albarran, over the sudanese capital with fighting reported in key sites like the
be difficult because general baron and general committee have taken very hard line positions. they're using words like criminals, and these are is a liar. and all of that, so essentially fighting words in a way that will not make it easy for them to sit across each other and find a way out of this crisis. later very anxious time for the people of sudan. larry maduro reporting thank you so much, larry. and want to discuss this further now with mohammed of the humanitarian organization emergency ngo, where she serves as the country director in sudan . thank you so much for joining us. i hope you and your team are safe. how would you describe the capital right now? what have you seen? and hello, everyone now and in this moment time in khartoum, the capital of sudan, and i'm actually in the hospital of emergency salome senator
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