ah, knowledge of the way every the. ready this is al jazeera ah hi there. i'm kim vanelle. this is when you saw a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian military claims that is taking control of the strategically important city of harrison in southern ukraine and russian paratroopers land on the outskirts of khaki as they intensify the push to capture ukraine's 2nd biggest city. but despite the escalating violence, the kremlin says it's ready for

a 2nd round of talks with ukraine and the mountain cost of war, at least $660000.00 people have fled the fighting so far. and his date of the union address, the you, as president bowels, russia will pay dearly for the invasion of ukraine and in sport ukrainian tennis player, alina is fed. alina is that she's on a mission for her country, 27 year old, advancing at the monterey open, after initially threatening to boy caught their tournaments. ah, welcome to the news. all of russia's military is claiming to have taken full control of a major ukrainian for city on the black sea. harrison is near crimea, which of course, russia annexed in 2014 pixies from harrison show. russian forces and tanks unchallenged in the city center. russian forces are reported to have installed

checkpoints surrounding the city. was this durable that isn't in your world room units off to russian are forces to control of the regional center, of course, on probably the civilian. why till infrastructure and city transport will work as usual. the city doesn't suffer from local food and basic commodities. negotiations continue between russian command or the city and regional administration of what we're supporting, the functioning of social infrastructure. you're so funny. okay. as the aversion and his 7th day, this is where it stands, the areas shaded in red, controlled by russia and by allied separatists. as we mentioned, harrison is now under russian control. and ukrainian soldiers say both been surrounded in the poor city. ameria pole, and northwest of que ukrainian soldiers are under bombardment, including in the city of the mirror. by john hall joins us now live from

the vive, near the border with poland, joan, and let's start with harrison if russia has indeed taken that city, how significant is that? well find simply if that is the case and if it is sustained then has on becomes the 1st ukranian city to be captured by the russians on this 7th day of the invasion. lots of other cities under sustained assaults. some others complete the encircled pass on the 1st to be taken strategically important on the didn't put river just to the west of crimea to the east of crimea. further along the road towards those breakaway territories is the very significant port city of mario paul. it is encircled part of an effort here, both to create a land bridge between crimea, an extra 2014 and those eastern territories. and also potentially an effort to widen out and take the whole of the black sea coast to the south of ukraine

developments. also up in the north, of course, you mentioned that around the capital key of the big price for both sides, still under sustain pressure pressure that is likely to grow worse and worse during the course of the evening. last night to missile strikes hit the tv tower, 5 civilians walking the streets below died. they said by the ukrainian authorities to have been from the same family. the 2nd missile went past the tv tower and struck the holocaust memorial about being yacht, a very significant holocaust memorial site. that of course, the sides of nazi atrocities, world war 2. the irony is impossible to ignore part of the justification of this attack by letting me put in is to quote de nazi fi, this country to the west of kia. to me, you mentioned that there an alleged cruise missile strike at a military base that goes awry. it's homes instead for people said to have died there, but it is car keys in the east that he's are still receiving really the brunt of

russian ferocity at the moment. an enormous city, the 2nd largest in the country, one and a half 1000000 people. the majority ethnic russian under attack by russian forces very close to the russian border at 8, 10 am this morning. the 1st strikes go in, allegedly hitting a building belonging to the state security service. also a university hours earlier at 3 am paratroopers. a said to have landed to the north of the city center and engaged in heavy fighting with ukrainian forces. there a military hospital was hit, an ammo dump as well, only adding to the misery of civilians in that city. it's been encircled for a couple of days now. residential areas have come under indiscriminate rocket attacks. and of course, remember that yesterday, tuesday, the center of the city freedom square itself attacked allegedly by cruise missiles taking out the admin is central administration building, and the opera house is my report now on the events of the last 24 hours,

russia has widened the scope of its war on ukraine. a suspected cruise missile hit the local administration, building in freedom square, no less in the center of the eastern city of her cave. homes regularly come under fire. now to this is an apartment building in the black sea port, city of have san and this hockey again, who's guess nobody's really briefly? the russian liberators have come. the man shouts. in the aftermath of tuesday's missile strike, president followed the man zelinski, addressing the european union called it the price of freedom this morning to peruse may hit this freedom square, dozens of killed ones. this is the price of freedom. the translators struggles to contain his emotion. what we're fighting versus us will use just for our land

and for our freedom. 70 ukrainian soldiers died when a military base was targeted by heavy artillery in october. but the veil has fallen from russia's claims that it's carrying out a special operation aimed purely at military targets. civilians are increasingly fer, gave me, and as night fell, her keys came under heavy attack. again, a change of tactics, a possible consequence of russia's slow moving advance on the ground. satellite imagery shows a column of artillery and armour, logistics, and support units more than 60 kilometers long bearing down on the capital key of from the north. another is advancing from the south. the aim to encircle the capital, intimidate the civilian population,

and force the surrender of ukraine's government. western intelligence points to poor communications and frequent mechanical breakdowns. there is a dog in ukrainian resistance as well captured russian soldiers are said to have been told that they'd be welcomed here as liberators. this is how people actually feel at the heart of it all in the capital key. if attacks have resumed, including on the main television transmitter, cutting public broadcasts, people already eking out an existence in conditions of unimaginable stress. know that worse is to come. and the scramble to leave the city on the few exit roots still available, is growing more desperate by the hour to pause to fighting has not yet come to the western city of believe, but they will be ready for it if he does civil defense units have formed all over

the country and basic training and weapons handling is available for anyone that wants it. they know the time may come when they'll have to fight the russians themselves for control of their streets. the government, as it believes russia is deliberately shelling cities, including residential areas and civilian infrastructure and the goal. it says to create mass panic and civilian casualties. but one thing you don't sense here is panic. instead, the steely determination of ukrainian civilians to resist and fight back the we want to study. we don't want to be afraid of the word. the young in ukraine students multicultural, multilingual, joined the chorus for people who don't bright minds, who's ideals until a week ago was still intact, and whose hopes and hogs, now broken,

or others who are stuck. jona whole al jazeera leave the war grained president. lot him as an in sky has spoken out and says russia is trying to erase his country's heritage by targeting science. like as jerone mentioned, the boyar holocaust memorial in cave. does it the museum? this is beyond humanity. such myself strikes me that for many russians ow key if it's absolutely foreign, i know nothing about the capital about our history. they have orders to a race, our history, our country and all of us. sure done. you what will be next of even bobby ya is head. what other military object? nice or base, the threatening russia. st. sophie is cathedral lover, st. andrews. church. whatever they dream about, there are mother the russian. mothers are losing their children in an absolute foreign country for them. think about this number. almost 6000 russian soldiers

have been killed. these are the umbrella meters live for us now, and then he pro, in a ukraine hotter. just bring us up to speed. what's the latest where you are? well, i mean, you can see just behind me at the city is really shut down everybody at home. it's been like this for a few days. there have been a fair amount of air cyrus, but as far as we know, nothing has landed here, but at least 4 or 5 times a day. those sirens are activated and omitted. she tell us is because something is loaned further east in this direction. so they're taking all pre to coaches and this kind of air siren is activated. not only hin in new pro, but it's cap is at the same time as in kev and in many other cities, people here are mobilizing, are they are preparing displays has become old. so the 1st stop for

those fleeing, for example, had he does who manage to get out of her? he because we've actually been as speaking a mother and her daughter been trying to get out of there for the last 2 days is too dangerous. the mother doesn't have the courage to take that decision because she wants to protect her daughters or they're sitting down in the shelter and trying to figure out what to do. you also have those who are fleeing the south of the country as upper ridge now, which is an area where russian tags are advancing and well, you have a lot of people displacing from that. coming to the new pro. now we've been talking about the 600000 or more who have been reaching the borders of poland, romania, and will dover wherever they can reach to get out of the country. here you still have hundreds of thousands of people who have to make a very long track before they reach any border to close. his board is about 800

kilometers. from here, you cannot drive a night, you have to stagger that trip. so at the moment, nipper is slowly becoming that one center where the displace 1st come the is a train station. the chains are still going there over packed, but certainly people do bridge themselves at some point. it will be the turn of the city, and the big question is then, how'd you move all these people who came here for safety to the next stop? was my next question, how to, how are people preparing? i mean, i don't know to do people have underground bunkers. are they going into into tube stations when they're air raids? like how people preparing for for what some seas is inevitable? well at this point, anything that is a basement is a shelter. a day are public buildings that have underground floors, those would become a shelter. we were actually at a movie theater that ironically,

was built in the 1950s by the soviets and had a bomb shelter already building at the time the threat was coming from western powers. well now people preparing that shelter, which is actually quite stuffy, humid with poor ventilation, but they will have to do with that. there's no other choice. and then all around is city, wherever you go, you find these groups, have volunteers, people just buying at whatever they can afford. bringing water, bringing blank is bringing basic necessity in kits for all these displays coming and also ship sewing support. judy are me. i and people also quite quite angry at russia. i've also met soldiers, who as so do who said that at the beginning he wasn't very happy with what was happening in the you are my dad. he didn't believe that those brute as back in 2014, that actually unleashed all of this, should have happened in that way. but now he says of the problem is that ukraine is

just one per piece of the puzzle. and he says, if we look at all what happened over the past few years, that is in georgia, where does with these in moldova, whether it's with the self proclaimed republics of lugens and on yes, is basically russia wanting to retake older charities. so he thinks at that point that you know, no one is going to be safe. ukraine will have to pay for his life in a much bigger game that doesn't have to necessarily do with ukraine because he, he is a russian speaker. he doesn't believe that vladimir putin is here to protect a ethnic rushes and russians because nobody believes that at this stage. because what says unfolding specially inherently hold on the me there for us in the pro. thank you. well carina, she got oak is a senior lecturer in international relations at the national university of kia academy. she was on

a train leaving here on tuesday and tells us about her experience i was teaching whether whether i should leave and when i should leave. but to yesterday it was the understand and came that i need to take my family out in safety. nothing is no longer normal. and there is not, not a single element of life in ukraine that is normal. and it's just a dramatic change of everything in 5 days. and so the tickets that we will change, of course there were irrelevant it to just who whoever gets squeezed into the train can move and everybody was actually squeezed into to make space for, for other people. if people were in turn change in seats to, to provide each other opportunity to have some rest during that 10 hour journey. and so it's, it's just, you know, mart,

marshall low. and mark marshall la circumstances ukrainian refugees have received an outpouring of help in poland. many who cross the border found shelter with polish families, as well as a free ride to other european countries. more than half a 1000000 people have fled ukraine in the wake of russia's invasion. the boston reports now from, with the s on the poland ukraine border. yes, it's rush hour at the local community center in lou batch of 15 kilometers from the border with ukraine. that knows that that is a retired threat and lung which the cher and is collecting goods donated by people from all over europe. thought i was myself. we are helping people on the other side of the board are the ones who stayed behind who can't leave yesterday. will witness an incident when a disabled boy was not allowed to the ukraine because he was over 18. he and his

family were forced to turn back. i could not bear to watch it, but we have to help many of the goods men for the ukrainian army to the post queer monotony. we're packing plastic plates for the army on the other side of the border because they have a lack of everything. so we are sending food bread, everything that is easy to prepare. since russia invaded ukraine, the new to has been driving across the board every day. so there's a number on our driver, took a family of 9 people to the house. we are old crying with them when we so the tragedy to children were so weak and the mothers were busing out. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that today. busy they have a lucky day because the border guard is someone they know and it's going to be hopefully much easier to bring the goods in. so as

i am going to cry, they can just cross the border. most refugees came from the region near the ukrainian capital kia that came on the heavier tech in the past days. like i said, i was in so my husband drove us to the border. we lived on february 26th and we travelled for 2 days and we stayed at the board for 2 days. my husband been went back to fight and i am extremely worried about him. so situation was very unpleasant. we heard very loud explosions. that is why i am here. despite the continuous stream of people trying to leave border guards checked every car thoroughly. people eagerly waiting until the gate to safety will open in front of them. only a few more me to send it outside of ukraine, traveling for 4 days, some of them. and i have mixed emotions than grateful that they finally get to safety. but very,

very worried about what they're leaving behind. dannetta is we leave to find a less chaotic situation. and in the past few days, you for this i always share the as they are not giving up its heart. this woman has travelled for 4 days, but she does not need to stay longer the border because the queue is shorter than before. people seem less exhausted this time, i'm not crying. as you can see. the new das mission has been accomplished for now, but she will return with more goods as long as rush us missiles and buckets force people out of ukraine. and steph is gone for us now in she measure a city in eastern poland. step, what is happening there? where you are right now, ah, well, i'm at the train station in commercial and is a lot of activity here. train from my ukraine are coming in. they are expected to hear any moment a lot of 8th,

all so being collected here. what am 600000 people have left ukraine? most of them have come here in poland at the border, but said you is making itself ready for more. millions and millions of rational refugees are expected here in the next few weeks. that would lead a large influx of their movement of refugees. so for decades, maybe up to 4 or 5000000 people as screaming into the e. u at the moment, lot of polish people are helping lee out your health is overwhelming. a lot of people have taken their families in, but they're also a lot of foreign students are coming from your brain. i've been studying, they have trouble finding a place as you see them a lot around the station here, hanging around with the train is expected to arrive, but there's also a lot of humanitarian aid from going back into your freight trains full of good

going to you great, and also people go in here to help. okay. step. and there's also been hyphened security in the city in the last 24 hours. why is that? absolutely. i can see a lot of police here as well at the railway station. what happened is an incident yesterday last night, dozens of for far right to football support of started rolling to sleep here, asking or shouting racist remarks, looking for foreign refugees basically refugees from non european countries. they were looking for them here at the railway station. police have confirmed 3 people were beaten up, what i hearing these were african students. so there was a lot of anxiety. of course, among the refugees. many of these students had a hard time reaching ukraine. b u great,

i have to say reach in poland because they had a lot of trouble at the board, but also they been reports about them being thrown off trains so that they came here and now dear face with this new threat, i have to say it's still a container that they are guarding to suit to value wealth, but you can imagine that there are many concerns, especially after what they've been through any great killer. hey, i want to leave it at the time. thank you for that steadfast, and they're in the middle of the un nuclear watchdog. the i. e is holding a special session in vienna to discuss the security of ukraine's nuclear plants. russian troops recently took control of chernobyl, where radioactive waste is being stored. it's got to burn in smith, who joins us now from moscow. ah, bernard, just tell us the latest what we're hearing from the kremlin. it occurs at his daily briefing a little bit earlier on. ah, it sir, describing

a huge amount of what it called nationalist units that must be got rid of still in ukraine, says russia has no claims on any other countries, borders her and on sanctions. it says moscow, a needs to formulate a harsh, fought out, clear response against measures taken against its economy. but dimitry pass. gov. he's the kremlin spokesman. he says that no one is going to shoot one's self in the forts. as you know, russia makes a vast amount of its money, most of his foreign exchange on exports. ready of oil and gas europe heavily reliant, particularly on air gas from russia. and so russia would, would not perhaps turn off the taps there because that would cost it even more than the sanctions already. ready ready costing it, and it says that a strong blow, a strong, heavy blow has been dealt to russia's economy and the military. you have seen reports earlier on in this program. you'll have seen the reports of

a civilian infrastructure being damaged. the russian military insists it is not targeting civilian infrastructure, it says it's in its special military operation as it calls it. it's taken full control of the regional. ready center of care san its air force is as it delivered a massive strike on ukrainian military infrastructure and a significantly there claiming advances in don't ask and lew ganske in the netscape they say they've moved 58 kilometers, advancing across the original front lines in an la ganske, 75 kilometers these, these 2 self declared republics in eastern ukraine that russia has recognized as a people's republics. nobody and not internationally recognized. but that is the advance that are rushers, military says is making that then. and so one of the chances then giving this increasing assault on ukraine,

what are the chances of another round of talk sense of those talks getting anywhere? well, the russians say are that they believe they're going to take place. they say the 2nd round of negotiations hasn't been cancelled. they all take place to night, wednesday evening. as far as the russians are concerned. of course, we do know that the ukrainian present vollmer zalinski has said that russia must stop bombing ukrainian cities before it can go into any talks. and we also know that russia essentially wants ukraine to surrender it once landscape, governments to be replaced. but it may putin, as but aimed his criticism, particularly at the government of vladimir zalinski, not necessarily zalinski himself. he says that is a lensky putin's as it zalinski has lost control or doesn't have control of,

of the government around him. so most of the may be a slight change in tone from vladimir boot or slight change in emphasis, but the emphasis has changed from the lensky to the government. he represents and the government around him. but ever nevertheless, both sides very, very far apart. so even if the 2nd round of talks does get going, it's not clear how they're going to come to any agreement in the current circumstances. i bad, nathan, i f as in moscow. thank you. well, let's bring in now are christina passion. she is assistant professor of journalism at northwestern university, and she joins us now via zoom from here and all her. thank you for joining us on the news. our. i just want to start out by asking you about your family. i believe you'll ukrainian american. so sir, how's your family doing in ukraine? it's been a very difficult situation for them. many my family have decided to stay there on the summer and what can you and

a lot of them that they don't want to leave their home. they're not prepared to let go of the crane and they're willing to stay, but that's almost my family or excuse me, choosing to do a few have tried to leave for poland. unfortunately, one of the relative there, young daughter, colbert, before. so she's unable to trial moment, so it's been a she artic situation for me and my relatives. you're a professor of journalism once you are analysis of how the information war is being fought. as this war happens on the ground. or think you're very drastically different narrative in both the printing media and brush media. as many of us know already, russia media has banned from using certain words. describe the war there. now say the word war or attack or invasions, they are telling the criminal line that this is just a spectrum military operation where ukrainian yeah, it's a very different kind of channel. they're very much embracing independent media. they're very much worn journals on the ground. the lives have been making nearly daily occurrences in video with news to his people trying to rally them together.

and as a result, what i'm seeing on twitter is that yes, there's despair. there's also anger at today, but there's also the huge competence of they're going to win the for that ukraine will prevail. so very, to do different narrative. right now there's been protests in russia in support of ukraine and ukrainians. how is the media that russians are exposed to shaping their perception of what's happening in ukraine? well, unfortunately, there's usually pretty much a media black out in russia. only the ones are allowed to operate one for the piano lines yesterday to independent. the rest of your are finally ban, echo moscow and the tv rain. so any other ones that are trying to show the truth on the ground in ukraine are being banned by the kremlin. so it's really hard to see what to expect to figure out what exactly russians are sharing, who we do know, there are a lot of russian thousands, we're coming to protest. there are different ways to get the media bypass the

channel, such as telegram youtube, bloggers, etc. so i think we're beginning to seeing more russian understanding what really happened ukraine and neither going to start speaking out more. you produced documentary on the crimean tart, is the indigenous people of crimea. how are they being impacted by the conflict ongoing since since 2014 and how? how would i being impacted now? sure. well, in 2014, the disaster for the cranium chapter is more than 20000 floods, mainland ukraine, because they feared being back under russian rule, particularly after the soviet union went down to nearly entire population. and it was a mass 46 percent of their population died, deportation and an exile. they were happy to be back with you to be part of the ukraine after the class of the soviet union. but 2014 of course changed, but 2014 russia has very much of pressing the crime in suffer from the peninsula trying to duck. even murder didn't bring in chapters you speak out against the

occupation. now with this war, this is another disaster present because this is an invading ukraine and installing a puppet regime or else or the crime in tucker is going to go. they've been really working with increasing government to help get premium back ukraine. they're based in k, there isn't even occupying the entire country and can just be very few options for them. and as a result of this information campaigns against the crime in our post going around basically slandering the top leadership of the crime in touch or not. right? and of course it's awful. so the rest of the fees, i think the craving hunters are going to get another very, very procuring situation. i thank you very much for your time. christina passion, their assistant professor of journalism at northwestern university. still add on al jazeera, thousands of chinese nationals are also trying to leave in crane, but media coverage back home may be complicating things and islands of plastic

waste, a choking one of bangladesh is most important visits. we hear from fishermen whose livelihood are at risk than in sports, one of russia's biggest ice hockey stars is feeling the fall out of his country's conflict with ukraine. details coming up ah hello, we've got some wet weather now, pushing it to western parts of here. malaria cloud here, just pushing into the best, gay got an active area of low pressure here, actually help feed some cloud and rain into we're western northern parts of france pushing up across england and wells eventually easing into scotland. then this next system that's pushing in from the atlantic. these 2 will actually merge that will bring some wet weather into ireland and eventually sliding all the way down to where spain, portugal matched heated brain for here,

high pressure does dominate for central part. so quiet here, marcy, dry and settle. we have seen their clear skies recently across you. cray little more cloud coming through here. got this area of low pressure and that will bring some wet weather and will also bring some wintry, whether there will be some snow coming in temperatures and keep struggling to get to around 2 degrees. so she says those clear skies across central parts of europe as that wet weather over towards the west little contingent trumbull its way, little farther aces bumping into our hi tending to fizzle out. meanwhile, that snow down towards the southeast corner will be quite disruptive at times from heavy snowfall to come across turkey. some of that where the weather will also affect northern parts of algeria pushing across into northern areas of egypt. meanwhile, we got plenty of showers pushing towards west africa. ah, a mass pro democracy movement,

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ah, ah, you're watching all ge, is there a reminder of our top stories this our russian forces claiming control of the city, of course home. but the mayor says fighting is still going on, are also bombarding mario paul and have surrounded the strategic city there. intensifying the push to take control of hockey's russian paratroopers of landed around ukraine, 2nd largest city. official say at least 21 people have been killed in the past day . grains capital q is also bracing for a russian assaults. hundreds of military vehicles are advancing on the city. missile and artillery strikes are intensifying. one of the latest targets to be hit

. as a tv tower, baton rouge and president, alexander lucas shanker, says his troops will not join russia in its fight against ukraine. speaking at a meeting of his security council, he said the southern border is being reinforced. but he said his clothes ally, russia does not need more resources. because shanker also accused ukraine of planning an attack against bedrooms last week across as unfolding in ukraine featured heavily in the u. s. president's state of the union address alger there is white house correspondents, kimberly alcott. with this report, you as president joe biden began his 1st state of the union address. they strongly denouncing the russian president and his invasion of u. craig. russia's latimer prudence sought to shake the very foundations of the free world, making a good make it ben, to his madison ways. but he badly miscalculated, and now the us will make to pay biden,

has directed the department of justice to assemble a task force, targeting the crimes of russian oligarchy. and that we will join our allies and closing off american aerospace to all russian flights. further, i studied russia a majority of americans do not believe the u. s. should play a major role in working with allies to support ukraine. but biden argued if not confronted russia aggression would spread throughout our history. we've learned this lesson, when dictators do not pay a price for their aggression, they cause more chaos. they keep moving. in the cost, the threats that america and america, the world keeps rise and given the focus on the ukrainian crisis, invited speech in the audience was the ukranian, a bastard, who us oksana marker rover a guest of the 1st lady, dr. joe biden. the russian invasion has increase already record high energy

prices and inflation, and the u. s. ad is threatening biden's promise to economic recovery. one way to fight inflation is to drive down wages and make americans poor. i think i have a better idea to fight inflation. lawyer cost natur wages like but republicans in their response, argued biden, has said the country back to the early 19 eighties when ran away, inflation was hammering families, a violent crime wave was crashing our cities and the soviet army was trying to redraw the world map on wednesday president vibe and travels to the u. s. state of wisconsin to sell his domestic agenda. but foreign policy challenges in ukraine are almost certain to overshadow that efforts. he really held in al jazeera capitol hill. how china has been slow to pull its nationals out from ukraine. but

evacuations have started reaching has refused to condemn moscow's offensive, or even call it an invasion, which has led to many chinese internet uses voicing support for russia and it's leader, vitamin pollution. katrina, your reports from beijing. this bus is evacuating the 1st batch of chinese citizens from ukraine, chinese state media, se the group of 600 people, mostly students, have been taken from the cities of keith and odessa to neighboring will. dover. but many others have been left behind. jung dontcha has been frantically packing his bags and plans to catch a trained ukraine's west from the eastern city of denise pro where he studies all over your sleep with all my work. it's hard for us to fall asleep. a night because you're always afraid or apart. and that therapy friend, sirens, keep going off with. he says, the chinese embassy has been concentrating on evacuating. people from areas affected by fighting, but he's worried. the conflict will soon reach to ne pro will than 6000 chinese

nationals and ukraine are trying to leave. their being encouraged to take train said neighboring countries. charted flights are also planned. don't care will claim you. sure. the current situation is complex and the volatile, the foreign ministry and the chinese amazon in ukraine, are closely following the situation under studying all possible ways to resist chinese citizens. to evacuate your voluntarily and safely your coaching par, despite chinese students and workers expressing concerns about their safety online . it's taken longer for china to pull its people out than other countries. are they doing, has close ties with moscow and has refused to contend the russian attack. instead blame and nato and the u. s. for increasing tensions all the state media has downplayed reports of destruction and ukraine, calling the invasion, a special military operation. some social media users have posted comments in favor of russian president vladimir putin supporting what they say is his war against the

west. china's foreign minister says it's strategic partners with russia, not allies. it cannot afford to offend moscow, but has also emphasized it's friendly relationship with here. china is ukraine's number one trading partner and a major source of foreign investment. young dom shall says, the perception that china backs russia has stoked anti chinese sentiment. there isn't going ukrainian, have a bad impression of the chinese others and some may be empty. china, those are in your family members, join the army or die. and they think china, suppose, roger, it makes me feel scared. oh, so i didn't want to stay for what i want to leave last week. chinese citizens were advised to display the national flag when traveling as a safety precaution. but chinese officials reversed that instruction a day later saying they should be careful with revealing that nationality. katrina, you out a 0 teaching? ah

i, let's take a look at some other world news now had to new zealand police have moved in on an anti vaccine mandate protest that disrupted the country's capital for the past 3 weeks. taking inspiration from truck is demonstrations and canada, hundreds of protest as it be, blocking streets around parliament with trucks, cars and motorcycles. israel supreme court has suspended palestinian evictions and occupied east rouge linds shake drawn neighbourhood judges rule that residents can stay in their homes until the final decision on their property rights is reached. anger of the plan of action snowballed into an 11 day war between israeli forces and hamas in garza. last year. un member states meeting and cameras capitol nairobi for the u. n's environment assembly on the agenda is a plan to make a legally binding treaty to restrict things of plastic and to pollution. in the lab

who islands off kenya's coast to group of campaigners are opening a plastic recycling facility out there. as malcolm webb went to see it, every time the tide comes in, a line of plastic waste is left here on the beaches of the law, me islands, and kenya, merrier mohammedan of friends, collect it, and bring it here to the flip floppy project. they paid between $1.00 and $2.00 for each sac. see lacy so i won't get one. as all this is not easy. you have to go round until you've collected a certain amount. then get paid for your sweat. yeah. the flip floppy project, build the world 1st. sailing dow made from recycle plastic 5 years ago is named after the old plastic sandals that cover it is part of their campaign against single use plastics. they want to recycle more. so they're setting up the plastic recycling facility in law. me. the 1st of his kind in kenya's coastal region, his thought was shredding. then this machine will make plastic beams and planks out

of which they planned to make another boat. this was big enough to sail the world and show people was possible. can he create innovative ways to make out of the met message plus pollution is compatible. the fit, floppy. campaigners say they'll share what they learn as they research and develop the technology materials like this can be used instead of wood fence posts and construction as well. so fewer trees are cut down, they say they can gather about 20 tons of this kind of plastic waste in a month of organized collection. what turning plastic also like this into plastic planks like this, we plan to not only clear the waste and reuse it, but also to keep traditional carpentry and both building skills alive as well. pretend, annie scanned there is the best known boat builder in the islands. his family been

making sailing down from wood for generations. he made the 1st flips of the boat. the new one will be as big as this. oh, wooden, one that he's restoring. as governments meet this week at the u. n. environment assembly in kenya's capital, nairobi, he wants them to address plastic usage, pollution, or leaders, lawmakers, we need you, we need you to change this world to a better place. you know, this is the only one we have been able to come and leave. we have no other planet we just beautiful than yes. one rip. so working with plastic different wood, katarina, erica, an industrial designer. he's researching what needs to be changed. but says we using plastic is only to clear up the existing mess. the goal is not to recycle forever. the goal is to stop production. making one more plastic boat isn't going to clear all the plastic waste on kenya's coast. but the flip, floppy campaigners hope it'll be the start of a solution to the plastic pollution crisis. well mark web joins us now live from

nairobi, malcolm. so it's the final day of the environment assembly. what concrete steps might actually come out of this to tackle tactic waste. when the coming out, it's expected that most or possibly all of the government sort of represented at the summit will find a resolution towards making it a couple years from now. that legally binding treaty that would ultimately restrict the production of plastics and control how they are disposed of. which is the consensus among the delegates on the campaign is that this is a massive breakthrough in terms of dealing with the plastic pollution crisis levels of plastic pollution, a soaring destroying marine habitat and terminating the food chain. and the hope is that this resolution would lead to a treaty within a few years. that would oblige government to regulate the companies that have profiting from single use plastics and profiting from the states is quite. all

right, so i think that most web live for us from nairobi and bangladesh research as they islands of plaster wasted, choking b connor for the river in the country southeast is considered an economic lifeline for the port city of taco gum. at this time, the challenger reports official say illegal rubbish. dumping is hampered efforts to dredge the river. most fishermen on the banks of this once clean and flowing river and now struggling to keep their livelihood going know around its family. it has fished in the corner for the river for generations, and it was what my, what then they used to be an abundance of fishes over the years due to various types of factory way, garbage, poly, theme or fish, stocks gradually disappearing here. nowadays, we barely get any fish aside from some small shrimps. it's hard for us to manage a living anymore,

according to study bung with as generous more than $800000.00 times a plastic waste a year. it's also reported to make up more than 60 percent of the leader found on the countries speeches and keeping the reverse clean is becoming harder to bother. last year. we find various types of waste, like quality, plastics, et cetera, making it very difficult for us to dredge and delays our work. the charter graham port authority essays. it recently found a layer of politan up to 3 meters thick, while dredging the river bed. you can see a thick layer of silt like this at different points all across the corner, fully river here and jot the grandpa city. this is due to years of dumping a plastic policy in industrial and household waste in the river. although bangladesh was the world's fuss to ban plastic shopping bags, due to lack of enforcement and public awareness policy in the still widely used. valentin juliana bolshevik unless we managed to stop the production usage and

banning of pauline than at some stage will cannot fully river the lifeline of chatter. gram will be totally clogged. the operation of the polt will be estate on . according to industry insiders, there are more than a 1000 small plastic recycling factors across the country that produce plastic flakes, from scraps and some export. oh, my biggest hopefully we received these from waste collectors, then we break them into micro ships, which is later used once again to make plastic products. but creating more plastic products is in helping tackle the problem. and the un says every day, about 73000 tons of plastic waste were entering the bail, bengal through bangladesh, some of which comes from neighboring countries in the aquatic ecosystem. plastics degraded into smaller sized micro plastics that even solely entered into the food

saying, which is a big concern for food safety and human health. environmental experts, one the gradually accumulation of pollution in the bay of bengal. men not only for the threatened fishing communities, but also hamper shipping and maritime trade. sandwich audrey al jazeera chuck program bangladesh. thousands of people were ordered to evacuated, flood effected towns and instant parts of a strange. official said, there has been more than 1000 rescue so far. emergency crews are still walking straight and bureau of meteorology described the amount of rainfall as astronomical . more than 300000 residents have been placed under evacuation warnings. we will be doing everything continue to do everything that we can to get everybody to safety and get the communities wrought across appetite back on their feet as quickly as possible. new orleans mcgraw is back after being cancelled last year due to the

pandemic. ah, celebrations have been building for days with floats. plastic beads and revelers returning to bourbon street. millions of catholics in manila are observing ash, wednesday alpha, to me a ban on the bench tradition due to the grown of ours pandemic services this year. also hold for peace in ukraine. this on wednesday, the back lot on church is offering prayer for ukraine. we know that war that you know are, there are so many people who are suffering. so we include them in our prayers, hoping that there will be real genuine peace for our brothers and sisters in ukraine. coming out of the break on algebra in sports, manchester, cities, ukrainian star as my team captain michelle, of support for his country. ah

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pool. oh, i am not too far off. kim, thank you so much. ukraine's top tennis player, alina felina, says she's on a mission for her country. the number one seed at monterey open, b rushes anastasia pot to pover in straight, sat from the opening round felina. however, had threatened to boycott the event and only agreed to play after the governing bodies of tennis, ruled the players from russia and salaries can only take part in competitions as neutral players. for as much part the pope said, russian athletes had become hostages of the situation up next for fit. alina is

bulgaria, is victoria po box. yes, it's a very, very special la event. this one for me, all the prize money that i'm going to earn here is going to the ukraine, an army. so thank you so much for the support. national hockey league partners are distancing themselves from russian star player alex of that kin. washington capitals captain was dropped from an ad for us life insurance company. the moon comes after a canadian hockey equipment brand stopped using vetch skin and other russian on h. l. players for any of their marketing initiatives. the 36 year old has previously said he strongly support the russian president, but it since called for pete's piano, joe has also said it's concerned about the league russian players with a number of them receiving hate messages online. all the c e o of the world games as, as the decision to ban russian and bella, russian athletes is made and

a show of salt of unity over 50 ukrainians are expected to take part in the 11th edition of the games, the international multi sport event is due to be held in birmingham, alabama in july with the decision to ban rushing and dollars and athletes is certainly nothing that we take joy in. these are innocent athletes that have worked very hard for this moment. but so did the ukrainian athletes, many of whom are going to have to stay behind, to fight for their family and their own lives. manchester city booked a spot in the quarter finals of the f, a cup on a night where their players made a gesture of solidarity with the people of ukraine. ukraine international alexander thing shanker was given the captain's arm band by for an indian yo who had been set to skipper the side as they beats it had to borrow to now we had marez and jack agree late getting the gold corneo was also chasing the primary league and champions league titles don't know won't be advancing to the last day,

the premier league signed. we're son by middle brother who play in the division below. and tony o'con pay side leasing. one. know a way to strike to go. chelsea manager thomas to call has reacted angrily to questions focused on the clubs, russian owner, roman or brown of edge to go with quiz about abramoff bitches intention to place the stewardship of chelsea in the hands of club trustees. the german will also asked is an umbrella, which is ownership of chelsea is a problem, giving his links to russian. president vladimir putin listen, listen, you have to stop. i'm not a politician. you have to stop. honestly, i can only repeat it and i'm human. feel bad to repeat it because i never experienced war. so even to talk about it, i feel bad because i'm very privileged. i sit here in peace and i do my the best i can, but you have to stop asking me these questions. i have no answers for you. former

u. f. c heavyweight champion, cain velasquez is said to appear in court later on wednesday, after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. he's currently being held in a california prison without bail san jose police identified velasquez as their suspects. as a reporting on monday, then a man was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries to being shot over the 1st time in 27 years majorly baseball. his cancel did so winning games over a labor dispute, talks between the players union and the lead broke down with both sides failing to reach an agreement before the deadline. the leak has canceled the 1st 2 series of the regular season, which was due to begin march. the 31st cancel games will not be made up and the players won't be paid. no new round of talks have been scheduled. okay, and that is all your sport for now. back to you. 10th. thanks. i am far as news on

come off and we're able back with you in just a moment, played more of the day's news from ukraine. ah much on that agenda. south koreans vote in a presidential election, but of scandals and controversies overshadowing policies. people in power as just the are the best to get the document. the program looks at the youth and abuse of power, nay, to conduct the biggest military arctic exercise since the cold war. with 35000 troops from 20 countries. i'm with fedex explorer lessons learned from the global h i v epidemic. and how that would help quite overnight and to some nation seek to end corona virus restrictions. we bring you the latest updates and development from around the globe. march on a jessia. frank assessment for china will benefit

from the 0 call it strategy if the rest of the world cannot get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs. and on fridays from that statement, critical debate with claims that need to do tend to stan cho threats to russia, but it's precisely his actions that created this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera ah now, which is here with every oh, americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several along the way. where does the chain of command it seems like tried to convert up? what's your take on why they've gotten this so wrong?

that to me is political malpractice, the bottom line on us politics and policies and the impact on the world on al jazeera, ah, the russian military claims it's taken control of the strategically important city of her san in southern ukraine. ah. again, i'm come all santa maria here in dough with the world. hughes from al jazeera as their strikes continued to pound hockey, hitting residential areas, and they're pushed to capture the ukrainian city. despite the escalation and violence of the kremlin says it is ready for a 2nd round of talks with ukraine.