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home. what people are telling me, is a dissent into criminality and criminals taking advantage of the chaos to rwreak more havoc. this man was on his way to an appointment when he was stabbed by unknown people. there was also a prison break where a sudanese man who is wanted by the icc managed to break out of prison. he's vowed to put himself back once the fighting stops. the whereabouts of former president bashir -- al b share, sorry, is said to be in a military hospital. there were reports that he had also broken out of prison. officers confirming that he is still in custody. there's a looming humanitarian
across the red sea will be in that mix as well and that full sudan could emerge as a fairly key facility, both the airport and the port, if this airstrip north of khartoum is rendered unusable in the next day or so. on the escaping of prisoners, this is something that clearly is a source of concern among both sudanese officials and also western observers because these are people who, in many cases, where the henchmen of the former president, president bashir, people who were put injail after 2019, after president bashir, people who were put in jail after 2019, after those protests that led to his downfall, people frankly with a lot of blood on their hands, people wanted by the international criminal court for their involvement in the brutal suppression of the result in death result in darfur, back in the early 20005. result in darfur, back in the early 2000s. people frankly wanted for genocide and other war crimes. they include one thing in particular, i
see a genocide or extreme violence we have to make sure that the cease—fire holds and that we see a transition to a democratic process and not a resumption of hostilities. and it is a legitimate concern because people articulate the fear once for a national threat of sudan, they will simply be forgotten. that's exactly my concern in the previous president bashir, he was absconded from prison and these are two military forces, some of them are a responsible for war crimes are essentially fighting it out and payment costs and they do not want to see a democratic process within the civilian head of state. that is terrifying to them and we absolutely have to invest in a diplomatic process. have to invest in a diplomatic rocess. ., ~' have to invest in a diplomatic rocess. ., ~ , ., have to invest in a diplomatic rocess. ., ~ . ., have to invest in a diplomatic rocess. ., . ., , process. thank you so much for being here on the — process. thank you so much for being here on the programme _ process. thank you so much for being here on the programme and - process. thank you so much for being here on the programme and talking . process. thank you so much for being | here on the programme and talking to us once again and giving us the update in search of fluid situation. thank you so much. you're watching
The renewed battles are in Omdurman, one of Khartoum’s twin cities, where the army is fighting reinforcements to the RSF brought in from other regions of Sudan