the army and the rival militia group, the rsf or rapid support forces are blaming each other. airstrikes and gunfire were reported in khartoum and nearby cities you can see some of the destruction here. at least 512 people have been killed and more than 4000 injured in the conflict. the united nations said the actual casualty figures are likely much higher. in an exclusive interview, our presenter zeinab badawi spoke with rsf leader general mohamed hamdan dagalo, also known as hemed ti. here s what he has to say. i wanted to put it to you that the people of sudan are living in an absolute ordeal. what would it take for you to allow humanitarian corridors? first of all, i would humanitarian corridors? first of all, i would like humanitarian corridors? first of all, i would like to - humanitarian corridors? first of all, i would like to thank. of all, i would like to thank the of all, i would like to thank the bbc of all, i would like to thank the bbc for the inter
We can show you the moment when Police Officers begin to enter Hamilton Hall that is an Academic Building that was occupied in the early hours of tuesday. Nypd officers in riot gear entered the building through a window. Several officers used a ladder to reach an upper floor, crawling through the opening to enter the hall. The protesting students had smashed their way into that building to gain access and had barricaded themselves inside. Meanwhile, those who were detained were moved to police buses you can see here. Students were led off campus with their hands behind their backs. New york police said that no tear gas was used. In a letter to the new york police department, Columbia University said, we believe that while the group who broke into the building includes students, it is led by individuals who are not affiliated with the university. The university had requested help by local police to clear the scene. Just to remind you of the events that led up to this Police Operation an
Devastation could have been much worse if it had not been for the work of the country s defence. the military said two of the 23 missiles fired by russia were intercepted. and reacting to these attacks, president zelensky said it was another night of the russian terror and that this wouldn t be forgiven. let s speak more about the war. joining me live is michael 0 hanlon, foreign policy at the brookings institution, and rajan menon, director of the grand strategy program at defense priorities2. thank you forjoining us. what do you think these strikes tell us about russia s strategy right now? in the mag well, at one level, they are just more of the same, of course. it is a strategy attempted over the winter primarily, it failed. if the goal visually to break ukrainian will somehow make the world feel that putting could keep turning up the pain, turning up the volume, and he would always have some new trick up his sleeve because
Be much worse because the defence the capital kyiv. 22 of the missiles fired by russia were intercepted, and reacting to these attacks, president zelensky said was another night of russian terror that would not be forgiven. for more on this, i spoke to michael 0 hanlon, senior fellow in foreign policy at the brookings institution, and rajan menon, director of the grand strategy program at defense priorities. michael, i will start with you. what do you think these strikes tell us about russia s strategy right now? fist tell us about russia s strategy right now? right now? at one level, they are ust right now? at one level, they are just more right now? at one level, they are just more of right now? at one level, they are just more of the - right now? at one level, they are just more of the same i right now? at one level, they are just more of the same of| are just more of the same of course and it s a strategy that was attempted over the primarily, and failed. the goal was to