to street fights certainly around the quarter of the military barracks, does that mean that people are just occurred down, barracks, does that mean that people arejust occurred down, no barracks, does that mean that people are just occurred down, no one barracks, does that mean that people arejust occurred down, no one is moving around at all you cannot go out to the shops, there is no movement? out to the shops, there is no movement? , ., ., ., movement? there is no movement, what eole call movement? there is no movement, what peeple call it- movement? there is no movement, what people call it. khartoum movement? there is no movement, what people call it. khartoum is movement? there is no movement, what people call it. khartoum is now movement? there is no movement, what people call it. khartoum is now like - people call it. khartoum is now like a city of ghosts. it is the name for the empty streets and the people are afraid to look outside, even, their houses, notjust to mov
intense fighting is ongoing in sudan for the third day running with no sign of respite. loud explosion these students were caught in the crossfire when the clashes broke out. they are sheltering at an oil company located between the army headquarters and the presidential palace. translation: for three days we have had no food or drink and the conditions are miserable. please send help. airports are still a flashpoint. these satellite images show the damage that has been done in the capital. the attacks have grounded aid operations and forced regional leaders who were due to travel here on a peace building mission to cancel plans. these fighters from the rsf claim to have taken control of another airport. civilians who live nearby are trapped in their homes. i actually live in east khartoum, less than 15 minutes away from the military headquarters
general al burhan, working to be seen visiting the injured. and the fighting is spreading, with troops now on the streets in the red sea city of port sudan, and reports of unrest elsewhere. despite international calls for a ceasefire, neither side is ready to back down. anne soy, bbc news. earlier i spoke to a resident in the dark crouched on the floor as the fighting raged. dark crouched on the floor as the fighting raged- fighting raged. right now, we re caettin fighting raged. right now, we re getting attacked. fighting raged. right now, we re getting attacked. we fighting raged. right now, we re getting attacked. we are - fighting raged. right now, we re getting attacked. we are taking | getting attacked. we are taking shelter in a court or in the house. it s a really tiny space. that s why it s a really tiny space. that s why i don t have space between the walls. i m actually on my knees right now. is walls. i m actually on my knees right nova right now. is it outside of you
whilst military officers who support the army chief, general al burhan, were keen to be seen visiting the injured. and the fighting is spreading, with troops now on the streets in the red sea city of port sudan, and reports of unrest elsewhere. anne soy, bbc news. now a look at some of the other stories making the news today. in gateshead, a teenager has been found guilty of murdering 14 year old tomasz oleszak last october. tomasz was stabbed in his chest and died the following day. leighton amies, who was 14 at the time, has claimed he d attacked tomasz by accident. he will be sentenced injune. at the world snooker championship in sheffield, a man and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after a protest disrupted events at the crucible theatre. play was abandoned in one match
compelled to do some looting. the number of casualties is rising. here, staff at a local hospital struggled just to get into the workplace this morning. whilst army officers who support the country s de facto leader, general al burhan, were keen to be seen visiting the injured. and the fighting is spreading, with troops now on the streets in the red sea city of port sudan and reports of unrest elsewhere. despite international calls for a ceasefire, neither side is ready to back down. anne soy, bbc news. as well you can imagine, not easy to get information outside of khartoum at places, columns are a bit sketchy as well. mohamed alamin is a journalist