arab countries, and also the united kingdom, which, as you know, is part and parcel of the coalition that sought to oversee the transition of suzanne to civilian government. here we have a window towards a potential ceasefire as anthony lincoln said yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, ora yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, or a committee, yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, ora committee, rather, of countries, to implement a permanent ceasefire and hopefully begin trying to deliberate upon a political solution, without which there can be no stability for sudan, and i can argue the interest of the neighbouring countries, and as far afield as the uk and the us, particularly along the red sea region. particularly along the red sea reuion. ., , ., region. professor, it is good to talk to you. region. professor, it is good to talk to you. i region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i appreciate - region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i apprecia
that. if you want to secure the assa . e. that. if you want to secure the assaue. ., ., ., passage. on the international effort, passage. on the international effort. there passage. on the international effort, there has passage. on the international effort, there has been - passage. on the international effort, there has been a - passage. on the internationali effort, there has been a great passage. on the international- effort, there has been a great deal of focus and attention by the international community to try and bring about some sort of resolution. there seems to be some progress in getting foreign nationals out, although that hasn t happened yet. in terms of a broader ceasefire, it seems a long way off? it in terms of a broader ceasefire, it seems a long way off? in terms of a broader ceasefire, it seems a long way off? it is, the us secretary anthony seems a long way off? it is, the us secretary anthony lincoln, - seems a long way off? it is, the us secretary anthony
cordes at the white house, thank you very much. there are growing concerns over the safety of americans inside the war-torn african nation of sudan. after a u.s. diplomatic convoy came under attack on monday. secretary of state anthony anthony lincoln said reports indicate the attackers were linked to a paramilitary group fighting against sudan s army for control of the country. cbs s debora patta reports from the region. reporter: a city of over 6 million people turned into this. [explosions] as hostilities between two rival sudanese generals exploded into all-out war. gunshots rang out in residential areas. fighter jets from dirt across apartment blocks, and khartoum s airport was engulfed in flames. and, as usual, civilians were caught in the middle. we are fine.
where does it leave the challenges facing the so how region this is inside story. ah . hello and welcome to the show. i m sammy s, a van antony blink. and has become the 1st sitting u. s. secretary of state to visit near the trip. part of president joe biden s pledge to engage more with the african continent. washington sees nature as its closest ally in the region that s facing widespread political instability and violence. it s neighbors, molly, and begin a fast. so i ve had several military coups in the past 2 years. those states have also asked french troops to leave their territory while us personnel remained in asia. meanwhile, russia, through its wagner group mercenaries and china have increased their influence in the region. anthony lincoln says, washington wants to help nisha. today announced nearly a $150000000.00 in new humanitarian assistance. tell me needs in western central africa and the cell created by regional instability. that assistance will support through
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