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[00:00:02] The fire of distance
[00:00:04] and alienation
[00:00:08] The fire
[00:00:10] continent of of distance Unix, the difference in value.
[00:00:11] and alienation
[00:00:15] Your uncle's longing Yes, the resident traveler
[00:00:18] Mohamed Saleh Al-Shanqeeti, yes But Al-Shanqeeti Street and
[00:00:22] Al-Shanqeeti
[00:00:23] Due to the war and displacement Street The community
[00:00:26] We are bound by many
[00:00:32] Enjoy more with Sudanese.
[00:00:36] Amidst this relationships and of course, the clothes we all
[00:00:39] Sudanese. MBC Shahid wear I mean, when I see a Sudanese woman, I imagine that I have seen my sister
[00:00:43] and I have seen someone from Mauritania. We
[00:00:47] are very happy
[00:00:50] and supported by UNICEF at the home of Professor Mona Dandani. Thank God that she was able
[00:00:54] to spread a very beautiful image of Sudan wherever she went, wherever she traveled.
[00:00:57] I came My address is Mauritanian
[00:01:00] Sudanese
[00:01:03] I came, my address is Mauritanian
[00:01:06] Sudanese And here we are in a
[00:01:09] series of episodes, Peace from Mauritania.
[00:01:23] set wonderful examples that
[00:01:25] we must protect this
[00:01:27] army, we must protect this
[00:01:31] membership. The parents
[00:01:37] throats were dry from
[00:01:48] Now available at JSP
[00:02:00] The morning of
[00:02:02] engagements April 15, 2023
[00:02:05] was not just the beginning of a war, but an
[00:02:08] attempt to erase the existence of the Sudanese state from
[00:02:12] the geopolitical map
[00:02:14] forever.
[00:02:17] At that hour, the bet was not on control, but on
[00:02:21] uprooting, as the one-hour
[00:02:25] like the most valiant plan was designed to be a decisive blow
[00:02:28] that would cut off the military
[00:02:31] and political pyramid in its bed at the guesthouse.
[00:02:40] is your security.
[00:02:44] In the heart of this If that small group of presidential guards had broken
[00:02:47] in those critical moments, Sudan as we know
[00:02:51] it would never have woken
[00:02:53] grant, also provides educational up, and we would not have 12. Alert on had a homeland to unite
[00:02:58] 19 12 helps us. In those decisive meters between survival and hostility, history held its
[00:03:02] breath for fear of the birth of a strange
[00:03:05] Sudan that would be established on the ruins of
[00:03:08] a glorious Sudan, a Sudan ruled by
[00:03:11] gangs that know no
[00:03:13] Your right is guaranteed religion or conscience. The alternative would have been the country
[00:03:16] entering a tunnel of humiliation and disgrace
[00:03:20] from which there
[00:03:23] back to education and all would be no
[00:03:25] the entire nation exit. A Sudan in which
[00:03:26] and famous recipe, honors are violated and free
[00:03:28] people are driven to unknown
[00:03:32] And it's a quick, easy, fates, and its ancient cities are transformed into torn
[00:03:35] fiefdoms contested by highway robbers.
[00:03:49] Defeat at that time meant the diaspora
[00:03:52] of Sudanese and the loss of national
[00:03:55] identity under dirty cross-border
[00:03:59] campaigns. If defeat had happened,
[00:04:02] we would have become a people searching for a homeland in the memory
[00:04:06] of books after the Janjaweed had destroyed its ancient
[00:04:10] glory.
[00:04:16] The attack on the guesthouse was not a continuation of a war
[00:04:20] that had started elsewhere, but was
[00:04:24] the entire war, as it was where
[00:04:27] the leader, the leadership, the sovereignty, the authority, and the image were.
[00:04:30] That is why they unleashed fire
[00:04:34] and volcanoes of fire. More than
[00:04:38] two thousand militia elements were transported in 600 military
[00:04:42] vehicles
[00:04:43] Martyrs will remain in fully
[00:04:44] of the enemy so that armed, surrounding the General Command
[00:04:47] and the guesthouse in a hellish
[00:04:50] circle.
[00:04:54] The shells of the
[00:04:56] We are building quadruple and twin anti-aircraft guns poured down,
[00:04:59] directed horizontally to harvest
[00:05:02] souls and demolish walls.
[00:05:06] Hundreds of snipers spread out like ghosts on
[00:05:09] the tops of the surrounding towers,
[00:05:12] the communications tower of the Salam Hotel, and the high-rise
[00:05:15] buildings under construction. Snipers turned every
[00:05:19] exposed passage inside the guesthouse
[00:05:22] and the command into a trap for certain
[00:05:25] death.
[00:05:27] This was accompanied by the deliberate disabling
[00:05:31] of all communication devices through
[00:05:34] advanced jamming technologies that were
[00:05:37] with the militia that stormed the President's
[00:05:40] house in a plan
[00:05:42] called the one-hour plan.
[00:05:48] hell, a huge loader emerged from
[00:05:52] behind the dust, moving like a mythical beast
[00:05:55] tasked with destroying the sanctity
[00:05:58] of the place.
[00:06:01] Not only was the southern wall demolished, but the
[00:06:05] plan aimed to use it as a demolition
[00:06:09] bulldozer for the pillars of the house directly
[00:06:12] over the heads of those inside. However,
[00:06:15] the vigilance of the Presidential
[00:06:17] Guard knights turned that loader into a coffin
[00:06:20] for its driver, as a sniper from the
[00:06:23] guard shot him from one of the balconies. The iron beast stopped
[00:06:27] in the courtyard of the house,
[00:06:30] a witness to the failure of the plan to completely demolish
[00:06:33] the building. In a legendary steadfastness, there
[00:06:37] were 600 soldiers and officers accompanying
[00:06:41] the president who defended a homeland, knowing
[00:06:44] that they were its last rings. These
[00:06:47] heroes, whose
[00:06:50] fasting, were ambushed by the enemy
[00:06:53] with a heavy arsenal that exceeded all military
[00:06:57] science estimates for such a battle.
[00:07:00] The rooms of the guesthouse and its back corridors
[00:07:04] turned into stages for Greek epics
[00:07:07] and cinematic scenes that are difficult to imagine.
[00:07:11] Hand-to-hand combat and close-quarters
[00:07:14] from zero distance, movement, sniping, smoke,
[00:07:17] and dust filled the place. Amidst
[00:07:21] all this, the problem of similar uniforms arose,
[00:07:25] and the fighting was distinguished by personal
[00:07:29] recognition. Quickly, bands spread
[00:07:32] on the foreheads of the Presidential Guard elements,
[00:07:35] and they rose up fighting knight.
[00:07:39] Elements of the military secretariat joined
[00:07:43] them when they saw the fighting intensify
[00:07:46] and the president sniping one enemy after another
[00:07:49] and carrying out the duties of the battle
[00:07:53] commander with steadfastness and endurance.
[00:07:56] inferno, the accompanying medical officer
[00:08:00] was doing the impossible in the face of the intensity of the cases
[00:08:03] in his hands, and he was in the heart
[00:08:06] of the battle, performing urgent amputations on
[00:08:10] the rubble and under the special
[00:08:13] whizzing sounds to keep the bleeding alive
[00:08:15] until the battle was over
[00:08:19] and they were evacuated.
[00:08:22] The moment of truth required the transfer
[00:08:24] of the Commander-in-Chief inside the battle to
[00:08:28] the operations room in the building of the Joint Staff.
[00:08:30] The distance that the Commander had to cover
[00:08:34] safely to save
[00:08:37] was no more than 300 meters, and it was
[00:08:40] full of glass shards and collapsing buildings,
[00:08:43] which forced the team
[00:08:47] to use narrow service corridors
[00:08:50] and the back of buildings to avoid the snipers
[00:08:53] in the surrounding towers. The Commander advanced in those
[00:08:57] exposed corridors surrounded by
[00:09:00] a cordon of special forces
[00:09:03] and his secretariat until some of them were
[00:09:06] martyred. The Commander crossed that
[00:09:09] deadly distance and reached the operations
[00:09:12] room amidst the cheers
[00:09:14] and acclamations that were the first
[00:09:18] sign of victory.
[00:09:22] There was a silent battle raging inside the private
[00:09:25] office where a small and
[00:09:29] devoted group undertook the task of securing
[00:09:33] the sovereign bag and the top-secret
[00:09:35] documents. Under the inferno
[00:09:38] and the approaching attackers from the living quarters
[00:09:42] of the main office at the guesthouse, these soldiers
[00:09:45] carried out an emergency plan
[00:09:49] to move what could be carried and burn what was feared
[00:09:53] to fall into the hands
[00:09:57] the secrets of the Sudanese state
[00:10:00] would not fall into the hands of
[00:10:03] the militia. Amidst this complex entanglement,
[00:10:06] the mystery of the drone that was hovering
[00:10:09] over the guesthouse with suspicious accuracy
[00:10:13] emerged. It was monitoring movements and directing
[00:10:17] artillery fire and militia towards weak points, and
[00:10:20] it was the drone that the Presidential Guard dealt
[00:10:24] with vigilantly to neutralize
[00:10:27] its effectiveness. The Sudanese people do
[00:10:30] not need to know
[00:10:34] those who are not essential, but know that
[00:10:37] all of them are soldiers of the Sudanese army and those
[00:10:41] among them died for the demise of the
[00:10:44] rotten kingdom and the demise of the state of thieves,
[00:10:48] filth, and decay. The story of the burial of
[00:10:51] the 35 martyrs of the guesthouse is one
[00:11:04] to public cemeteries due to the intensity of the shelling. In
[00:11:06] a scene that embodies military dignity,
[00:11:10] their comrades were forced to dig
[00:11:12] a temporary mass grave within the General
[00:11:16] Command's premises in the green areas
[00:11:19] near the General Staff buildings, and the heroes
[00:11:22] buried their comrades.
[00:11:25] militarily, so that that area today
[00:11:28] becomes a garden for martyrs, containing
[00:11:31] the remains of those who prevented the fall of the state
[00:11:35] and preserved the nation. People participated in the life
[00:11:38] of Sudan, participated in the glory
[00:11:42] of Sudan, participated in the dignity and chivalry
[00:11:45] of the armed forces. They
[00:11:52] soldier, this lieutenant, this captain, this wonderful person.
[00:11:56] We all bear witness that these men were truly
[00:11:59] up to the challenge and the responsibility.
[00:12:02] The battle of the Presidential Guard was not just
[00:12:06] a clash to secure a position, but it was the existential test
[00:12:09] of the steadfastness of the Sudanese state.
[00:12:13] The appearance of Al-Burhan with his personal weapon from the heart
[00:12:17] of the General Command was not just a military
[00:12:20] message, but a political declaration
[00:12:23] of the end of the era of adventure
[00:12:26] and the beginning of the battle for survival.
[00:12:30] The dreams of a swift coup
[00:12:33] were shattered at the walls of that room,
[00:12:36] and those decisive hours remained
[00:12:39] the boundary that separated the survival of the
[00:12:42] national entity from sliding
[00:12:46] towards the great
[00:12:47] abyss.
[00:15:44] Not one homeland, but a
[00:15:48] civilizations. Not a history
[00:15:51] to be narrated, but a legacy that still pulsates
[00:15:54] with life. Here is Sudan, where
[00:15:57] civilizations embrace and the land beats with the memory
[00:16:01] of history, and every spot
[00:16:04] tells a story of glory. A journey between ancient
[00:16:08] customs and traditions and renewed
[00:16:10] cultures, and a tribal heritage that has formed
[00:16:14] over time a unique painting of diversity
[00:16:17] and beauty. From the splendor of historical landmarks and immortal
[00:16:21] antiquities to the pulse of Sudanese life
[00:16:24] today, from north to south and from
[00:16:28] east to west, languages and dialects,
[00:16:32] arts and songs, folk dances,
[00:16:35] traditional costumes,
[00:16:39] all ancient customs weave the identity of united Sudan
[00:16:42] and confirm that diversity is the secret of its strength
[00:16:45] and beauty. The Republic of Sudan,
[00:16:48] a cultural identity, a homeland's story,
[00:16:51] a people's heritage,
[00:16:52] a civilization.
[00:16:56] Brought to you on the screen of Sudan
[00:16:58] TV.
[00:21:13] in Sudan, thousands of schools were damaged and studies
[00:21:16] were disrupted. More than 8 million children are without
[00:21:20] education, and the future of male and female students
[00:21:23] has become unknown in light of the unstable conditions.
[00:21:26] In the midst of despair and crises, the School Grant
[00:21:29] project emerged as part of the support projects for
[00:21:33] government primary education in emergencies. This project is supervised by
[00:21:36] the Ministry of Education
[00:21:40] to support government schools in safer states,
[00:21:44] supervised by the Ministry of Education and managed by educational
[00:21:46] councils through parents and teachers. The project
[00:21:50] distributes more than 8,000 grants to government schools
[00:21:53] in 11 states, benefiting 2.4 million
[00:21:56] male and female students. The criteria for selecting
[00:22:00] schools are that they must be government primary schools
[00:22:03] located in relatively safe states where schools have
[00:22:06] reopened or are being reopened, and they must be able
[00:22:10] to prepare a school improvement plan and assess needs
[00:22:13] according to the provided models. The school must
[00:22:16] have an active parents and teachers council with full
[00:22:21] and teachers council must participate in planning and
[00:22:25] preparing the school improvement plan and jointly sign
[00:22:28] the grant application, committing to transparency
[00:22:32] and accountability in using the grant, agreeing to keep
[00:22:34] records for auditing and submitting financial
[00:22:38] reports. Schools that serve children in need, including
[00:22:40] displaced populations. Schools that implement comprehensive
[00:22:44] gender-inclusive practices and plans to address obstacles that hinder
[00:22:48] girls' education. Schools that are committed
[00:22:51] to providing safe learning environments, preventing gender-based
[00:22:54] violence, and protecting children. These grants provide
[00:22:58] school supplies such as books and notebooks, and help
[00:23:02] schools with minor maintenance work for classrooms, and provide
[00:23:06] water and sanitation services, and support teachers, and prevent
[00:23:09] school violence, and encourage girls' education in a safe and stable environment.
[00:23:13] All of this is done through the planning and management
[00:23:16] of the school, parents, and teachers. The grant is managed
[00:23:20] transparently through a clear path and guide for
[00:23:23] accountability and participation of all. Every pound is known
[00:23:26] where it goes, and the community, through parents, teachers,
[00:23:30] and educational councils, are all partners in decision-making
[00:23:33] and follow-up. This grant is part of a broader
[00:23:37] initiative within the Education in Emergencies project, which,
[00:23:40] in addition to the school
[00:23:43] materials for 700,000 children in affected
[00:23:47] areas and in newly opened schools. It supports
[00:23:50] remedial programs to support reading and writing for
[00:23:54] 200,000 students. In addition to this, it expands the scope
[00:23:58] of distance education to cover one million children.
[00:24:00] With your participation, education will recover, and our schools
[00:24:04] will return stronger than before. The school grant project
[00:24:07] is an important step in a long journey to get our children
[00:24:13] of us dream of a better future. You can contact
[00:24:16] UNICEF to submit any proposal, inquiry, or
[00:24:20] comment on the toll-free
[00:24:22] hotline 66
[00:24:25] 60 or via WhatsApp 09074
[00:24:28] 79 13 The school grant project.
[00:24:50] Uncle Adel, the matter is not serious, Korow.
[00:24:54] Veg is much better
[00:24:56] and fresh. Not like
[00:24:59] before.
[00:25:05] Kadb Nukaja has made an update.
[00:25:08] The rest of them have oil. Nukaja
[00:25:11] now.
[00:25:14] Not like before until I make you
[00:25:17] a friend, speed you
[00:25:21] up.
[00:25:23] Not like before.
[00:25:29] Come and do your work and your money.
[00:25:32] Your big dreams will continue and
[00:25:35] you will achieve profits. You and
[00:25:39] Cash in every success.
[00:25:41] Cash
[00:25:44] is not like before because the world has developed.
[00:25:46] our country and welcoming
[00:26:03] a second break. You mean a tenth break. What should
[00:26:06] I do? Okay, do MBC
[00:26:09] Shahid. Enjoy with Sudanese starting from
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[00:26:16] programs, variety shows, songs. Watch, watch,
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[00:26:23] without breaks, and I'll close the door on breaks. Enjoy with
[00:26:26] Sudanese. That means I don't need to calculate
[00:26:29] my aunt's bill again and watch her account.
[00:26:35] That means my daughter Noura can watch whatever she wants
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[00:26:58] We don't have power outages. The production line keeps
[00:27:01] working. My factory is running, it's running.
[00:27:05] It's running, it's running, master. It's running.
[00:27:09] The water is pumping faster with our sun. We're just planting.
[00:27:12] It sets and rises. It's working in the winter.
[00:27:15] It's working. It's working, master.
[00:27:19] It's working. We're in the desert. We're gathering. We're turning
[00:27:23] sand into glittering gold, and our loneliness is shining.
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[00:28:13] Okay, this is what happened, my
[00:28:16] brother. I'm leaving quickly. The procedures won't work. You have to endure it first. This is an
[00:28:19] illegal act. I mean, you shouldn't pay and then not have a receipt. It has to be
[00:28:23] either electronic or paper. So, what will happen if I don't get
[00:28:27] it? When you pay any fees, you must receive
[00:28:31] a paper or electronic receipt. My brother, look
[00:28:34] for that paper. Okay, wait your turn. You have to complete
[00:28:37] the procedures and receive the receipt. Your receipt
[00:28:43] This number, 1912, is not just a date. Any error or illegal
[00:28:47] act, we will fix the system with us. In case of any illegal
[00:28:51] act, call 19
[00:28:55] the number. Go to window number one. Your call to
[00:29:00] in legal control and
[00:29:03] transparency. Hello, Mr. Khaled. Have you come to pay the transaction
[00:29:06] fees? Your call to 19 12 helps
[00:29:10] in correcting fee collection and protects your rights and
[00:29:14] the state's financial rights. by your receipt.
[00:29:17] Do not hesitate to ask for your receipt. With the greetings of the Committee
[00:29:21] for Preventing Illegal
[00:29:29] Collection. Okash app