Oh youre watching the International Im Rosana Lockwood thank you for joining us. We start with this the head of nato says the alliance was not so informed of u. S. Plans to assassinate irans most powerful general solomonic stoltenberg says it was a unilateral act by america but he stopped short of criticizing washington for the killing. This is a u. S. Decision it is not a decision taken by neither do Global Coalition nor nato but all allies are concerned about irans destabilizing or 2 beauties in the region iran support 2 different terrorist groups a young stoltenberg didnt have too much time to talk to the press on monday afternoon in brussels what he did say though was that the nato military Training Mission that was operating in iraq will be suspended with immediate effect then well deescalation more than once was the words uttered by the nato secretary general he said that this was the message that had come out of the meeting from the passages of the allies that make up nato sayin
With us on aljazeera inside story is coming up next. Anger over the prising price of bread in sudan the governments warning protesters that theyll be confronted with force if they dont stop with sudan suffering from other problems how much of a threat is the public anger to president Omar Al Bashir this is inside story. I welcome to the program im adrian so theyve been calling them bread protests makes the demonstrations in sudan sound rather harmless but at least two people were killed in the outcry against rising prices this week the governments warns demonstrators that acts of destruction will be met with force Security Forces have already been firing tear gas at protesters at arresting opposition leaders and confiscating newspapers that doesnt seem to have stopped the unrest though so what might come next well get to our guests in just a moment but first ill just give us a solid job at reports. Theres anger in the sudanese capital one hundred people in small numbers have been prote
Those are the headlines the news continues but first its inside story. Anger over the prising price of bread in sudan the governments warning protesters that theyll be confronted with force if they dont stop with sudan suffering from other problems how much of a threat is the public anger to president obama bashir this is inside story. I welcome to the program im adrian so theyve been calling them bread protests makes the demonstrations in sudan sound rather harmless but at least two people were killed in the outcry against rising prices this week the governments warns demonstrators that acts of destruction will be met with force Security Forces have already been firing tear gas at protesters and arresting opposition leaders and confiscating news papers that doesnt seem to have stopped the unrest though so what might come next well get to our guests in just a moment but first ill just give us a solid job at reports. Theres anger in the sudanese capital one hundred people in small numbe
zalinski says his country will not forgive russia for the latest barrage warning more tax could be launched to make ukrainians celebrate the new year in darkness. given the several waves of metal attacks on new year s eve, missiles against people, the non human did it, and non human will lose you and i know it terrors can not change it or easter. they carried out such attacks and that christmas now a new year, they call themselves christians. they are very proud of their orthodoxy, but they are following the devil. no one will ever forgive you for the terrorist. no one in the world will forgive you for this. ukraine will never forgive and you yourself will not forgive who tell you everything he will destroy and every one he will kill. but francis has paid tribute to his predecessor, pope benedict. the 16th who died at the age of 95, frances called him a noble kind man. it was a gift to the catholic church and the world. and it led the church for just on the 8 years, a step do