ukrainian soldiers on american battle tanks. the next stop, the war s front lines. plus, earth day 2023. california races to clean up soiled beaches as activists worldwide fight for the environment. and later, wild flower explosion. after weeks of drenching rain, the super bloom. a look at the rare super bloom taking place in the west. announcer: this is the cb weekend news from chicago with aid rihanna diaz. good evening. we begin with sudan. as the fighting between forces enters its second week. thousands of american citizens are caught in the cross fire between opposing factions of the country s military. gun fire today echoing through the streets. a planned cease-fire so far failing to stop the fighting. tonight, several countries are planning emergency evacuations of their diplomats, including the united states. good evening. reporter: good evening. despite repeated calls for a cease-fire to coincide with the start of the holiday, the fighting between the two
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Fighting continues in Loikaw, the capital of Karenni State, two months after Karenni groups launched their offensive on November 11 to oust the State Administration Council (SAC) from the town. As Loikaw faces endless shelling and airstrikes by SAC, it is not safe for civilians who fled to return at this point in time. According to an officer with the Karenni Nationalities