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us is set to carry out an evacuation of some of its embassy personnel using chartered aircraft. they were saying in the last 24 hours they were not taking and evacuating their civilians for that country but now a change with the core us embassy staff who stay in the capital, but the assumption are some of the rest will evacuate like so many other nationals from niger. the latest line coming into us that some embassy staff there, some american embassy staff there, some american embassy staff, will now leave from niger after that military coup earlier in the week. as ukraine continues to make small gains on various fronts across the east and south of the country, its also battling a second, but no less aggressive frontline in the form of russian propaganda. while disinformation has been used as a tactic since the war started back in 2014 when moscow annexed crimea, its become increasingly targeted, honing in on female ukrainian soldiers on the front line, in particular.

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Nightmare in Sudan: Pakistanis share harrowing tales on return

As countries evacuated their citizens, the Pakistani authorities safely brought back 1,000 Pakistani expatriates.

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Early Start With Christine Romans

citizens in sudan who are seeking our assistance in leaving sudan, we'll continue to do this. we've been working very hard to make sure that our embassy personnel was able to get to safety and that american citizens with whom we were in contact and asked for assistance were able to get to safety. >> stephanie busari is following the events and joining us from la lagos. what do we know and what is happening to americans once they get to port sudan? >> reporter: drischristine, we' hearing that some 700 people have been assisted as part of the three convoys which started on saturday. the first u.s.-led evacuation efforts to get private citizens out of sudan. so we don't know the breakdown of the nationalities, but of those 700 people, there are a number of u.s. citizens there.

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Special Report With Bret Baier

course the state department we really helpful when they got me back to the u.s. that's what they do. they bring americans home when they are injured and help americans out. i wanted to thank them for that today as well. i think my real job is perhaps getting analyst from the state department. we tried to do that as well. secretary blinken is a diplomat and hard to get very specific answers from him but it was a good day today. >> bret: speaking about bringing americans home. obviously sudan is another area we're trying to get americans back home. here's an exchange with you and the secretary on that. >> when we look at sudan, we saw some great news. we saw 500 americans being bused out in the last few days. and there are more plans for other buses in the immediate future? >> yes. as long as there are person citizens in sudan who are seeking our assistance in leaving sudan, we'll continue to do this. we have been working very hard to make sure that our embassy personnel was able to get to safety and that american citizens with whom we were in contacts and asked for

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

deposits, people will be able to access their money right away, one way or the other. the two banks that reportedly are in the game here, pnc and jpmorgan chase, they both have experience buying troubled banks before in the last financial crisis, so there is some history here, i think, that is a guide. but first republic looks like it's in its last moments as an independent bank here. >> well, that will certainly settle some jitters down on wall street, no question about it. christine romans, thank you very much after that update. we appreciate it. great to talk to you. now to the escalating conflict in sudan. the first u.s.-led convoy to evacuate american citizens from khartoum has reached port sudan. they resisted spearheading a civilian evacuation despite last weekend's successful airlift of embassy personnel and their families. oren liebermann joins us from the pentagon. oren, last week we were talking about this and the administration was saying, no, no, just diplomatic personnel,

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BBC News

saw some images of those, foreign countries getting diplomats and citizens out of sudan. bring us up to date in what has been happening with those evacuations. ﬁx, what has been happening with those evacuations.— those evacuations. a large number of _ those evacuations. a large number of foreign - those evacuations. a large. number of foreign countries those evacuations. a large - number of foreign countries are already bringing out their nationals. first it was the saudis and the americans began this operation, but after that, dozens of countries are doing the same. most evacuations focus on diplomats and embassy personnel, but ordinarily foreign nationals, ordinary citizens are also joining some of the evacuations. particularly countries like france. bringing out their nationals. these countries who do not have quite a large number of nationals, who do have, like the us and the uk, finding it easier to bring out their nationals. african countries also doing the same.

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Anderson Cooper 360

helicopters at night, 800 miles, having to fly 800 miles and refuel on the way. we know how dangerous and difficult that is. i salute our military colleagues and our colleagues at the embassy and state department who had to coordinate this. >> foreign nationals from a number of different countries are working in khartoum. i was listening to i think it was a bbc interview over the weekend on the radio with a british citizen who was leaving with others that their employer had actually organized the buses to get them out. when an embassy itself is shutting down, there's only so much embassy personnel can do for americans who are also in that city, i would imagine? >> well, when you're chief of mission, you're responsible for all americans, the safety of all americans in the country. but as you said, if we're reduced to taking people out by helicopters and there are 16,000 american citizens in sudan, it's

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Anderson Cooper 360

i was listening to, i think it was a bbc interview, over the weekend on the radio with a british citizen who was leading with others that their employer had actually organized the buses to get them out. we won an embassy, itself, is shutting down. there is only so much embassy personnel can do for americans who are also in that city. i would imagine. >> well, when you're chief admission, you are responsible for all americans, the safety of all americans in the country, but as he said, if we are reduced to taking people up by helicopters, and there are 16,000 american citizens in sudden, it's not going to have been. >> yes, but you do what you can. i mean, for example, maybe the cease-fire will allow some more people to get, out either by airport, through the airport or by convoy. >> do you think a lot of lessons were learned in the wake of what happened to you in tehran? >> well i hope that they were.

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

our pentagon correspondent courtney k kube >> reporter: tonight the urgent race to evacuate citizens from the growing violence in sudan's capital city khartoum. carrying out several evacuation flights, the italians flying those of other nations to safety. the daring operation under cover of darkness elite special operations flew multiple helicopters 800 miles from djibouti to sudan, landing on the embassy grounds where they loaded 80 government personnel and their families on to helicopters in about an hour. remarkably, u.s. officials said there were no injuries >> these missions are inhashtly risky. custody di does to pulling it off so smoothly. >> reporter: overnight, antony blinken also announced the closing of the embassy, saying it was temporary and necessary due to unacceptable risk to embassy personnel. more than 16,000 americans are still in

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FOX Friends First

takeoff, video taken of the sparks, imagine fire sparks coming out of the engine, you don't want to see this. look, these aircraft are designed to fly on one engine, the plane turned around and landed safely. maintenance took care of the engine and back in the air. birds are -- >> todd: update on the bird? >> cheryl: i think rest in peace. >> todd: work on that and give us a confirmation later. united states evacuating embassy personnel from sudan and now foreign governments could be looking to move in. congressman marianette miller-meeks will tell us why this matters to you. >> ashley: steve doocy, what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends" nine minutes from now, president biden reportedly will

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