nowhere else to go, so they have to stay out until that are now to return to their home after midnight . and the military drill would continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again, twice this week. oh, intense fighting ukraine's port city of mario pulse where washing forces of cut off tens of thousands of people with no access to water or electricity dash cam footage from a major attack in charity his conscious the moment of an explosion of oil demo. ah, my, my dream that again, this is al jazeera alive from bo hall's coming up delegates from ukraine of russia, a meeting again in bell, ruth's with

a possible cease fire on the agenda. the international criminal court begins an investigation into possible war crimes in ukraine by russian forces. ah, it is 1600 hours g m t. we begin, of course with the war in ukraine as the russian invasion enters its 2nd week. russian of the allied separatist forces are now in control of all the areas shaded here in red. so far, the most intense fighting appears to be along the coast of the see if i was off in the south. russian forces have completely surrounded the city of mario pole by land and sea castle on another important port. city is now on the full rushing control and fallen all thrashing forces are expanding their offensive on the outskirts of cave. but the capital continues to be well defended by ukrainian forces, have slowed the advance of

a 65 kilometer along russian convoy to the north of the city. we desire them willing, in less than so you cut off ukrainian civilians, electricity, water, supply and heating. you leave the people without food, those you leave us without medicine. you shoot at the roots, which could be used for evacuation. there is no weapon left that you wouldn't deploy against us against the free citizens of ukraine. and now you come forward until your propaganda mouthpiece is that you are going to send to ukraine, so called humanitarian convoys, and the elevate volunteers working around the clock clock to help those course in the conflict as our zeros jonah hall reports. well, here we are in what just a few days ago really was an arc center and museum in the western city of a visa. now as you can see, transformed into a hive of activity. it is a humanitarian hub. in this western city behind the front lines, taking donations from people all over the country,

they're being brought here to be process from ordinary people, from charities from businesses, then packaged up to be sent to areas in need across the country. we're talking about all the way down to the south in song we're talking about the currently encircled almost besieged city of how to keep these are absolutely essential supplies in this room. we're talking about medicines and medical supplies being sorted out, put into boxes, ready to be moved on and distributed. we're talking about clothing. we're talking about food supplies. we see coming up down these stairs, baby buggies, push test, all the things that people will need, either to hunker down and wait out the siege of their cities. or to be able to make the journey. in freezing, cold temperatures across the country to one of the various exit points, seeking safety across the boarders. more than a 1000000 people have done so far. there is a humanitarian crisis erupting in ukraine of boss proportion and on multiple fronts . not just the internally displaced people who left everything behind in their

hundreds of thousands, but also large populations in urban centers, likely to find themselves besieged in the days and weeks to come trapped. terrified and desperate for help. jona, how and let's live to live now near the border of poland. anderson this is that for us after lunch. talk about here. let. let's begin with president landscape press briefing, which, which was released to the media hour or so ago. we are the defense between russia and civilization. he said, what did you make it? well, he was angry and he was pointing out a desperate situation. the people of ukraine are in, and he was also angry in probably the most outspoken terms, yet towards about him, a person who did naturally name on most, most, most way through through his speech and his responses to questions. and he did say

that, sir, if he could do, he'd be amongst the fighters, the volunteer fighters on the ground, defending his homeland. and he said that, that if a god forgive, the country of ukraine was wiped off the face of the earth, or was that effect? it would be almost certain that other bore the other countries in eastern europe bordering russia could follow. he said it was down to the world to protect ukraine and the people of ukraine. he was grateful for all the assistance for the tide of humanity that was crossing the migration he called it of people out of ukrainians, grateful the help europe was given, but he oversee referred to the issue of no fly zones. he appeal once again for no fly zones. he did not make any sort of suggestion that he understood the

situation. he, he said he knew he was witty, is of the message of desperation. that coincided with the start of talks, which frank, me don't have any common ground between the 2 sides. and he does want, and i almost certain a certainly would say that he would brief a, his team, his negotiating team, the flew by helicopter to meet a russian delegation. he would a brief them to say, look, there's nothing, there's nothing really on common ground to negotiate. but just make sure you get a humanitarian, a corridor at least warm, if not to. if not 3, if not for you, i sell in corridors to take away the, the injured or the people who just want to evacuate. this is a country of more than 40000000 people, and there are so many of them trapped unstuck. unable to get out of their cities, all their towns with their villages, it is a desperate situation. when you consider where we were, what 23 weeks ago, winning

a 2nd week now, and the dynamics of this conflict have changed. the 1st city in, in the country has fallen to russian forces. and there is a desperate humanitarian situation in other cities. so as you say, russia and ukraine had begun to a 2nd round of talks, negotiations are just over the border in favor. ruth, what's the mood music around those talks, and are they any more likely to achieve anything least of all the establishment of, of that humanitarian corridor than it. but in the 1st round, it doesn't look very like it's all, adrian, because it was a few days ago now. monday that the talks started. the 1st round of talks came about and presence of in ski, then ski then was saying that we'll go to listen. we'll see what the russians have

to say a but since then, a massive escalation of the conflict. we're in the 2nd week of the civilian deaths have risen dramatically the number of ukrainian forces death. so i wasn't dramatically and indeed that the russians have taken a much heavier losses than they would have expected that the by no means as their advanced rates been at the level they would have expected. and so those talks what's changed? well, i think not wishing to be too cynical the, the observation you'd make is that both sides would like to be seen to be talking. their respective domestic situation is such that they don't want to be seen to be pulling out of a process that might save lives. so but what is that to talk about? well it, there's every hope that they are talking about

a possible cease fire. there's every hope that they might be talking about these humanitarian corridors. the likelihood though is from the judging from the russian stance that they do not want anything other than the disarmament of ukraine. effectively saying, you know, they've got to surrender and hand all their weapons in. there is a feeling that in the ukrainian forces that they can hold on in many areas that could be, you know, the more they fight the, the more they territory they may hold at the end of the day. it is impossible to, to speculate as to as to where things could go, but it would seem very unlikely that these talks would have any success if they can stay together and continue talking. that would be a massive result of this is andrew summons reporting live from live in western ukraine. ukraine's emergency services reported hundreds of civilian deaths in the conflict. many structures including hospitals have been destroyed

while some patients have been moved to safe areas. this concern for the safety of terminally ill children. and as he was char straps of report style from vassar, if come in easton ukraine anastasio brought her son to this hospital in the city of zap, originally 2 weeks ago. 5 year old will, or the mayor was suffering eternal bleeding and in a critical condition, he is recovering. well, there has been heavy shilling in the town where they live and they can't get back because the russian army advance is it? yes, and of course i'm worried. i have 3 other children at home. there has been sheylan and they're hiding in the basement. newborn babies in incubators lined the corridor . doctors have moved them here to shield them. if is russian army shelling the venetian, your moxon, one of the he is this areas. protective who shrapner if there was a blast?

so we put the babies here is deep inside the building between 2 walls. viashi's love leaders into the basement hospital star for preparing beds. the room feels cold and damp. they fear the children who cannot be moved from the intensive care unit of the shelling starts. there they all health, there were diseases there incurable. so we have to leave them of them here in case of fair air alara's because they depend on, they are dependent on oxygen. they are dependent on there as a sedation agreement and we cannot transport everything necessary for them. they're outside volunteers, a filling sandbags to strengthen doorways and protect the windows shelves, explode nearby to leave the hospital,

navigating walls of tank traps being set up across the city to stop a russian advance, we had towards anastasio town. the road is empty. the ukrainian military tells us the greatest threat is as strikes from russian military drones in the last 10 minutes or so. we've heard what sounds like a heavy barrels of grad rockets being fired in an area behind me. that's towards the city obasi live go, which we understand is being fought over by ukrainians and russian forces. also in the last few minutes, we spoke to a couple of people that tried to deliver aid into the town. they said they were turned back by the army because of the shelling. cha, stratford al jazeera, near vastly live, co, easton ukraine. we'll get our weather update next here on al jazeera. then what's next to chelsea. now that it's washing ona has put the premier league club up for

sale at a large scale relief operation all the way in malaysia after another flood emergency will have an update. ah look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle a ways. hello. i think we should see some welcome spring sunshine coming into japan over the next couple of days, but it's not all good news. we have seen a fair amount of snow recently, of course, still a little bit of snow in the forecast. having said that, but for friday is largely fine and dry temperatures around 12 degrees celsius. notice that when she makes just making its way across north korea as you go through friday and saturday, and that will bring more snow into that western side of japan. but look at the temperature in tokyo, 18 degrees celsius is going to be wet snow. it does mean increased avalanche risk

and quite a brisk wind. also pushing through gale force winds at times behind that it is somewhat dry and brighter, cooler for sol at around 5 degrees celsius. but at least the suns come through. sunshine is showers across southern parts of china. wanted to shout into endo china, into the philippines. but by and large here it is largely dry, more in the way of sunshine, or your showers there across malaysia, the seasonal range, of course. now, pushing up towards the equator, still some very lively showers, just around the malay peninsula, could cause some localized flooding over the next day or 2, we all, i did see flooding across southeast in parts of india, interest for lanka over the next day, or 2, developing the area of low pressure just pushing through here, bringing some very wet weather this weekend. oh, the with sponsored by casara ways. this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing is my get out take it is,

is not even just my thing is the people around like you've got to when i'm chatting a story about my life is going to take 50 future to do a don't a need to do the can you, let's do deep award winning documentary. wait on out, is there a ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the night news. the south talks are on the way between officials from ukraine and russia in battle roost possible. cease fire is on the agenda, ukraine's president hello. hello to miss zalinski says that he is speaking to around 20 foreign leaders a day seeking their support. and that he has to negotiate with washers love to be

a person. he also repeated a call from no fly zone to be placed over the country. the back of the city of mario pole is reporting mass casualties of to what he describes us. 15 hours of bombardment by russian forces who are surrounding the eastern port city officials say the fuser has been cut off. food is wanting else will, despite growing international condemnation, russia continues to push on with its operation, but ukrainians remain adamant that they will stand their ground alters here. as i said, beg reports with russia is not calling vis a wool, but this is the destruction that ukrainians are. waking up to this damage in the city of boucher north west of keith in the basement of a hospital in the capitol. these babies came into this world to the sound of bombs and gunfire. i came here on the 1st day of the war. i order until i was

pregnant and for 28 to said very i had my son is. his name is mark, endo, we are in save here of the best to the best person, all the best off in the world. working who are clear and we are very proud of them . the war is putting a strain on ukrainian health services, vicious national will agreement verbiage vertical, which if most of our team had not left the building since february 24th year, about 70 percent of staff stay here permanently. i. we take turns at work, while the young come into this world oblivious the elderly are getting ready to defend their rights. the ukrainian president vladimir lensky, has called upon citizens to take up arms, cried the autopay, you're wiggling every person who comes to you. crane with weapons will be killed by this gun. 81 year old french teacher, puerto rico has answered that cold as he prepares to defend his village and country

. oh, great. annabelle used to wrestle the cancer. ukraine will fight until the end to be in the putin united ukraine would. you can put it this way with his actions. actually, we came together political parties, religiously, literally, in every way. we were never as united as we are now. as naval coordinates, the russian military continue to make gains. people like puerto are still holding out with no electricity or heating for 3 days. he still staying put a sad bake al jazeera, et cetera from al jazeera hotter abdel hamid who's at a school on the outskirts of dunny pro in the east of the country where hundreds of ukrainians have taken shelter. i am actually in the school which has been set up now 2022 to host all these people fleeing not only car cave but also from the south from are you polo even from the dumbass region. now there are

a lot of people here. they all disappeared once the camera showed up with all our gear children, they just actually locked the door. did a lot of children in there. they come from all these areas i told you about. now i spoke to many people, asked them what happened to them, and those who are fleeing clarkie, for example, to me, how they spend days and days in the shelter with no food, with no into cold or with not a been able to go at any point out to get some food from the supermarket. i spoke to this young girl, she's 7 months pregnant. she was stuck in a basement, which she calls a shelter that was basically the basement of her building. and she just managed to get out yesterday. and you can imagine all the worries she had being 7 months pregnant now. she's here, she doesn't know where she's going to give birth. the maternity ward and clarity where she was supposed to give birth is now destroyed. her house is destroyed. so

she doesn't know where she is going next. then i spoke to some people who left the dome bus region, villanova, that's one area that actually where there has been a lot of shelling in both direction. and for the past few days, the people who fled there said they don't know if they will ever returned it. 1000000 refugees of fledge ukraine in. what is the fastest exit of this century that's according to the united nations. and here is a look at where those people are fleeing, poland as by far taken in the most nearly half a 1000000 refugees of them. although the hungary, romania i'm slovakia also opened their borders mostly women and children who have been able to flee a further 88000 have gone on to other european countries. and even russia has taken in several 1000 refugees with just a few 100 going to bellows. in just the 7 days,

1000000 people have fled ukraine uprooted by this senseless war. i have worked in refugee emergencies for almost 40 years. and rarely have i seen an exodus as rapid as this one or 0 zane bus. robbie has more now from lublin in eastern poland in a medieval town in poland. a few hours drive from ukraine in the courtyard of an old church. volunteers from all over europe are preparing aid convoys, bound for the border. less than a week into the russian invasion. this spontaneous effort aims to help displaced and desperate people in sight you crave. on you my own eats, they dont have anything. i'm just they don't have anything to get anywhere to sleep

. nothing to fight 12 volunteers are working against the clock to pack and drive as much aid into the country as they can organize was worry. belushi and forces allied with russia could soon block their supply lines. this effort is the beginning of something bigger for that quote on people that i knew very jealous boys. but the polish government plans to use lublin as a hub for humanitarian personnel. 8 flights and convoys to ukraine or science point to a protracted crisis in western europe. marino's ukrainian, living in germany in less than a week, her home was invaded. she was cut off from her family by war. and her middle aged father was drafted into the ukrainian army. he has a rifle, but she's worried that he has no body armor. when diseased mama, papa, when you see that mom or that calling you don't know if they are calling just to ask how i feel, or to give the news that someone is that or maybe they are calling for the last time. for now, her focus is to organize a convoy from her home in germany,

to her homeland in ukraine. and i'm also proud to be ukraine creed should be very proud late into the night donations of warm clothes, food, water diapers, toys, everything, keep coming. but ukrainians were fighting need urgent, military support. and people like andree are taking matters into their own hands. his chorus pack tight with walkie talkies flak jackets by now killers all paid for by crowdsourcing on social media. he is perhaps the face of a burden and ukrainian resistance. metal plates from young would be influencers who see themselves fighting the army of a cold war hawk actually came from when we met him. he and his friend were driving to the border to cross into ukraine. of course, and i'm scared because they can. yeah. but my feeling is that the

jim will not die, but he will not be a president for sure. sure. because his he just started the big war and i don't believe that people in the russian federation who they are in his side. yeah. we've met a growing number of ukrainians living abroad. extremely motivated, they say, to go back and fight russians despite all odds of they are not part of a for an army. are fighting for some political cause. they are fighting for their homes and families for, for speaking. and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. yeah. mother good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season. ordinary ukrainians. and extraordinary circumstances are all driving east,

hoping to find their way home. zane basra, of the oldest era, lubin, poland. the international criminal court in the hague has become an investigation into whether russia is committed. war crimes in ukraine. latasha good aim reports, ukrainians huddled inside a kindergarten last week, thinking they'd be safe. instead, a child and 2 civilians were killed. this is drone footage of the kindergarten showing a man lying on the ground, blood pooling around him, and damage to the school in multiple locations. this weapon from car keith lying, a top ashy snow. this week, the international criminal court, or i, c. c announced it would investigate if war crimes have been committed in ukraine. this is a reminder to all affections to all parties to the conflict,

but they must conduct themselves in compliance with the laws of war. the drilling down, of course, implication is to conduct credit, but investigations which means has no, ma'am, no destination, that is pre determined. we have to get to the truth. amnesty international says this is just a sampling of the evidence. it is collected of russia, suspected use of cluster munitions since it invaded ukraine. last week, we had investigated 7 cases are in death, where cluster munitions and other ballast missiles that have prohibited under international law have struck schools. hospitals. medical center is places that are not supposed to be hit by weapons because they're protected a civilian objects under international law. in 2014 human rights watch accused, the ukrainian military of wide spread use of cluster munitions while fighting pro

russian rebels in da, netscape. political analysts, dmitri babich, says russia demanded an investigation, but it went nowhere. oh, meet the national digital voice. yes. arnold, independent, not only from our all down, but also room of public opinion. you know, right now, public opinion is very march against for our sand. it sees this tragedy that has one on your brand in black and white terms. i think the story is no great, and when fired, cluster munitions create a kind of fireworks of small bombs scattering indiscriminately across several 100 meters. those that don't explode, leave land mines. often killing children who pick up the small balls left behind. more than $100.00 countries have agreed to be on their use. russia and ukraine have not. natasha name al jazeera chelsea's washing ona

roman abramoff, which has put the premier league club up for sale, saying that proceeds from any deal will be donated to war victims ukraine. russia invasions complicated, the 1000000000 as ownership of the team as al jazeera. so hell malik report despite booking a spot in the f a cup quarter finals, there was a somber look on the faces of chelsea's place on wednesday night. that's because behind the scenes, the blues are facing their most uncertain period in recent history. before they match, chelsea own a russian billionaire roman abramoff, which announced he plans to sell the club. the 55 year old ownership has become complicated by russia's invasion of ukraine, some of called for him to face sanctions. abram of which has already given stewardship and care of chelsea to club trustees. very sad. they her for us,

her roman taken the taken the club so far on a club of don so much now under his watch. um so you know what it is, what is what it is and his plans we have to carry on him and be professional. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. chelsea had become one of the giants of club football since the brand which took over in 2003. since then they've won 5 premier league titles, 5 f a cups and the champions league twice. they were also recently crowned world club champions. once the club is sold, keeping up, these standards won't be easy, but they will need money spent on them because that money has been put in by rummage over the course of 20 years. at the other them, they're running a loss or for a year that's been covered on which and a new you it will have to be competitive to inject certain new money into the club against potential buyers of already begun to surface swiss billionaire hands yorg.

this says he's been approached to purchase the london team. there's even been interest from the world biggest emma may star corner mcgregor, or whoever takes over. they'll need deep pockets with a brown beach looking for more than full $1000000000.00. chelsea pounds would be hoping the situation can be resolved soon, and the new owner will continue to help the team win trophies. so hell malik al jazeera, finally the bowels of knotted arm and paris rang out at mid day to day. ah, send a show of solidarity with the people of ukraine. there was some of the scenes across europe in cathedral, some churches and cities like vienna, rome and clerk or inside those places of worship. congregations prayed for peace. ah.