under pressure, venezuela's, defense minister, but i mean, if i said the forces were obliged to defend the country from irregular groups, added the human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated ah despair and marry or pull russia resumes attacking the city after a temporary cease fire fails. ah, hello i, marianna mozy and london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. large crowds protest against occupation. in carson, the biggest city on the russian control, ukraine's president asked the us for more planes and a no fly zone. but the russia lead of let him of putin warns any such zone would be

regarded as an acts of war. and agencies warned the conflict and ukraine is pushing millions of people towards hunger ah bull, 10 days into russia's invasion of you crying on the slim hope of a humanitarian cargo out of the southern city of murray. opal has been dashed. russia says its resumed its attacks and the claims of sci fi violations fighting was supposed to stop in mary opal and follow nevada on saturday to allow safe passage of civilians out of harm's way. but evacuations were aborted because of ongoing shelling. meanwhile, ukrainians in the southern city, of course, on of been protesting against russia's take over there. it's the largest city currently under moscow's control. and the world food program has now warned the

conflict will push more people towards hunger. they say 5000000 people are in desperate need of food inside ukraine. we get more and all that shortly 1st. so let's just take a closer look at the humanitarian corridor that had been established. that was the proposal. the route was set out from mario full, which is home to more than 400000 people to the city of is up patricia. it would have allowed civilians to drive along the corridor and cause what you got my boss out there is it. charles stratford has more now from just near is up patricia. we traveled south of the city of south parisha. the road behind me is the road that it was expected, perhaps optimistically to see buses of civilians being transported out of mariel, pal taking them north to separation. that didn't happen because the see suarez failed. road is be very quiet. we've seen the occasional call carrying children. no. we've also seen a lot of military. interestingly,

checkpoints that we see early the day now abandoned and ukrainians hangs heading towards russian positions. we really hold our only around 20 kilometers south of here will be speaking to villages in this area. they tell us of the situation has deteriorated dramatically to day. i am well now this group of people said they had neighborhood shilling as intense as little as young out parents away said we were born during the war with the nazis guy and we would die during of were long if i heard the soil rejects peyton's dead body right? how is it possible? they are next of kin? how can they do this? so my relatives are in russia, we have their blood and they have ours that on you wanna, but the right you what i can say. yeah, there's no electricity. we have no idea what's going on around us. my son is fighting and dumbass. i haven't heard from him for 4 days. i don't even know if

he's still alive to you. there was a little boy just with the owner of this call is a shell, destroyed its wheel as he tried to drive his family to safety with silicon it hit yeah. and smashed the wheel. the russians are shelling even though they saw cars with science, st. children inside driving back nor does apparition the roads, quiet ukrainian tanks at its south, shall stratford al jazeera nears upper risha. east in ukraine. will fighting continues, meanwhile in several cities across the country out there as jonah hall has more on all this now from the city of levine, luthey luthey, luthey, provided earth id. this is blogger, nikita demento. he lives in the east and city of her keith and he's explaining to his followers how their donations are being spent to help civilians on the front

line ah. across ukraine along shifting front lines from the north to the east and to the south. civilians are under attack boy when they emerge from basements and shelters. as here in the town of it, pin close to keep. it is often to a landscape they can neither recognize nor comprehend. homes destroyed hospitals, overwhelmed heating, water and electricity cut off and with limited avenues of escape. that's why safe passage is so important. now. humanitarian corridors out of vaal, nevada, and the port city of mario pole in the south failed on saturday because of continued attacks. negotiations are said to be ongoing. wow,

ukraine's resistance has done much to slow russia's ground advance. so heavier fire power is being and least from the air. yet the ukrainian government urgent calls for a no fly zone have gone an onset, which explains this angry warning by president floaty mizzi lensky to the nato alliance. that he and that all the people who die from this day forward will die because of you because of your weakness. because of your lack of unity. nato is not willing to shoot down russian aircraft and risk being drawn into a wider war with russia. so ukraine must act alone, for as long as its defense is lost. this is copied video from a russian helicopter gunship. and this is the sort of response ukraine's army is able to deliver one helicopter gunship down. 7

and in the north, a russian warplane is down, wreckage smouldering among suburban homes. for those who do make it out of besieged and bombarded parts of the country, it is to leave that many come for now a place of safety behind the lines irina and her boys have fled to keep leaving husband ruthless behind to fight it is a feature of war that some are inspired to act with great courage. in this case, a 7 year old demur, comforting his mom, where were you were seriously ritual. and when we ask it, is it children are terrified and they don't know why they need to leave their home so anyway, i don't understand why i need to run away and leave my husband behind when she left him alone to protect our c. tim. moscow says it is not attacking civilian

targets. the claims to the contrary of fake news that the destruction in city centers and residential areas across the country is the work instead of ukrainian forces and saboteurs. try telling that to the people here. ah yeah, troy saying it to the people under occupation in the south of the country in places like her solemn burdens and on the root of rushes, advance ins up or asia. all 3 places. so large protests on saturday, against the presence of russian troops. and try telling irina and her children that russian forces are liberating ukraine as they claim from nuts, isn't nationalists as they make their way into a bomb shelter even here, where they'd hoped to escape the war. jonah whole al jazeera movies

also and living natasha. butler joins us live now and it was a, as you seeing there, and joan is report. natasha. it was an emotional and furious response from president ro, demit zalinski to nato's rejection, at the request for a no fly zone. now, what is the foreign minister, the ukrainian pharmacy demitra caliber looking to achieve from his meeting with us secretary of state? now the interesting meeting that took place between antony blinking earth, you are secretary of state and demetrius labor, ukraine's foreign minister, standing on the polish ukrainian border side by side, highly symbolic, blinking talked about how he was showing us support for ukraine. he said that support has been unprecedented around the world and that it would continue blink.

and also saying, are that putin had made a very, very terrible mistake. he said, the putin had started this invasion on the premise that a ukraine didn't really exist as a country burbling can said each day that passes ukraine is proving exactly the opposite. so warm words, lots of assurances are from antony, blinkin a but to metro are caliber is looking for so much more of the cranes. foreign minister said that nato's decision to decline ukraine's request for a nato no fly zone over ukraine was weak. he said, look, let's see how he goes in the future. nato may well change her. his, my, it's mind. he also talked about how civilians are dying every day we heard as well from the loudermilk lensky, ukrainian present, saying that effectively nato's grant of blood on his hands from refusing to impose that no fly zone. collabo also said that what ukraine needs is more than words that

needs more weapons, more support, it needs ariel missile defense systems. it needs more planes, everything that it can get to try and fight russia as russia makes these advances across the country. caliber was asked by one reporter actually on that board during that, those talks with mc blinking just afterwards. he was asked, you know, what, what will happen to ukraine because of course it is getting absolutely pummeled in some areas by this russian shelling. he said, whatever happens ukraine, all we build, he said we will, will build an even better ukraine. and tasha we've been speaking about this, the failure of the ceasefire. that was meant to try and establish some sort of humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of civilians. russia and ukraine have now confirmed now hold another round of talks. what can we expect?

you another round of talks expecting to take her place on monday. the 3rd round of talks while i collaborate, i actually spoke about those talk saying that is hopes of pretty low for them. and that is because at the last round that took place on thursday or both russian ukrainian negotiators had agreed on trying to implement some humanitarian corridors . that 1st humanitarian corridor, at least a number of them was supposed to be put in place at a day or in the mariposa region. but in the multiple city of marble, i should say a nearby, but they were, they failed to actually be able to put in place. that is because russian troops continued to fire and to show the air. it wasn't safe enough. and that is really made people here feel like, look, these are all words, whatever happens, russia says it, it does one thing. but actually in reality, it is not following through on its words with its action. so people hear very low

hopes for those talks on to say, nevertheless, ukraine's foreign minister said, look, you know, are all conflicts come to an end with diplomacy in the end? that is the only thing that we really have to rely on. we have to continue trying with diplomacy. we have to continue trying with talks, but it is a desperate situation. as ukraine goes into nearly the 11th day, this invasion. all right, thank you very much apart. interest them live in ukraine. natasha butler or the russian present. write him a push and says any attempt by nato to establish no fly zone over ukraine would be viewed as an act of war. fusion made the comments while visiting national carry or flawed for international women's day, there was event related to that. russian national carrier is stopping all international flight except those headed to better. ruth? just mcglatian storm new york. now we are here in the no fly zone must be established over the territory of ukraine. it is impossible to do so over the

territory of ukraine itself. it is possible only from the territory of some neighboring country, but any move in this direction will be viewed by us as a participation in the conflict of whichever side whose territory will pose a trick to our service members. that very 2nd, we will view them as participants of the military conflict. and if not matter what members, they are going this, the president voted zalinski has been ramping up called for the west to do more in a meeting with congressional leaders in the us today. he addressed more than 300 us officials over video link to push for a no fly zone in ukraine, and also for more lethal aid i g. castro joins us live now from washington. there is a great deal of debate about the implications of a no fly zone and what that would mean for a direct confrontation between russia and nato countries. what sort of reception did the lens he get from congress?

as primary am zalinski was said to be clearly exhausted in this video conference he had with senators, and he made an impassioned and emotional plea for a no fly zone to be established. but he likely knew that the response was going to be know from the u. s congress because of course, the u. s. as part of nato has been opposed to that and certainly will not take those actions unilaterally either with that same rationale, that the u. s. does not want to get into a face to face military confrontation with russian soldiers and they see enforcement of a no fly zone as inevitably having to shoot down russian planes. something that us forces will not be taking part in. so zalinski, despite that still try to make the plea, he said that there would be no other option given that president putin of russia is unwilling to negotiate for peace. but the ukrainian president also focus on other things that he likely knew. congress would be receptive to which is asking for

military aid, lethal aid. and that is something that senator after senator, after coming out of these close door meetings, have been talking about that. yes, the us wants to give up to some $8000000000.00 and military aid to ukraine. in fact, there's bipartisan support for exactly that. that is pending now in congress, and it could be sign into law as early as next week. the lensky in this meeting also asked for the us to help ukraine get more fighter jets. these are fighter jazz that are currently in nato countries. in europe and a several senators coming out of these meetings have said that they will do what they can to try to facilitate the transfer of those jets as soon as possible. i suppose the criticism has been that if the u. s. had anticipated this invasion was going to happen why ukrainians will not given military support earlier on is that in? are they prepared to offer the kind of aid that zalinski is asking for,

if not, no fly zone, but in all the military hardware and, and could that be issues in terms of delivering it right over the last year. the u. s. has given, in fact, about $1000000000.00 worth of military aid to ukraine, and these are lethal weapons that take down airplanes from the ground. and that can take down tanks and the u. s. as it is prepared to continue giving those weapons. there's also, of course, the other option as a lensky brought up in the call, which is in banding, russian oil imports into the us that's being talked about also here in washington independent of today's meeting. both the white house and members of congress are increasingly coming out, saying that that is an option, the u. s. is exploring and now looks like they may be willing to take very soon. course, the hesitation to this point has been that president biden does not want this to impact the u. s. economy in the form of higher oil gas prices. but it seems that

the tide is turning in the sense that the you, the american public is also supportive of taking that measure. mariam, thank you very much, heidi joe castro in washington watching al jazeera life in london, still ad on the program. thousands of people across here, right in solidarity with ukraine. and we know how the war in ukraine could affect the iran you play, deal as near it. a stormy weather in northern europe has subside, is now settled, high pressure situation and it was, it's just stopped moving. the total 2 don't one, just hear a sudden sweden and one over no line between the 2. this is just being squeezed, ac will be right and come from that. but this is the dominant where the patton,

if you like of most of your, there is still me with a, than the g in the still some pretty harsh winter in western russia, running slowly westwards into ukraine as well. is the picture in on sunday, then this is all cold. settled, often fog in the morning. an overcast is not the best of weather, and temperatures typically are a few degrees below where you might expect to be at least the middle of march. we're not quite there yet, so we will get them to the south. useful showers. i think you'll find on sunday and eastern side of spain and in northern to news either be snow and the atlas mountain snow on the high ground and land in spain as well. post be too much rain if you want to be sitting on the coast that the splint he snow still in the balkans, bulgaria, and running to northern greece not be ran for dia. so slowly spreading into the western side of turkey, she can see far north africa beyond the right and the atlas mountains still fairly breezy but drive the showers are moving slowly in land. ah,

the hiring hunt is a 2000000, stray dogs, many in a terrible state al jazeera well follows those, helping to save them. and the remarkable journey to rescue la dodgers all the way after have a good role be better to do it, which takes an unexpected very difficult to search for her. yeah, visa for a stray dog on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. that take you through the days main developments now and russia has

resumed attacking the southern city of mario full where a temporary cease fire to allow it. humanitarian corridor has failed both moscow. i'm key of our accusing each other, violating the agreement, ukrainians in the southern city of cas, on our protesting washes, take over. this is the largest city that's been seized by russia. people also gathered into all the cities demanding an end to the presence of russian troops. and ukraine's president rolled him. his lensky is again calling for western allies to assist in establishing a no fly zone over his country. but russia says, any move to restrict flights will be viewed as an act of war. what is the fighting intensifies again in mario? let's take a look at what's happening elsewhere in the country. ukraine is under attack from the north, south, and east russia and it's allied separate. his forces now hold all of the areas shaded and rad russian troops are claiming control of nikolai of in the south. but there are reports of ongoing battles. heavy shalon continues in ukraine's 2nd

largest city of car keys in the east. it faced intense aerial bombardment in recent days. and the capital key of his again, been under attack with explosions heard from the city center, but it remains under ukrainian control. i'll just there, as mom has her son is in kiev. it visited a hospital where the victims of the conflict of being treated worked with such all of the medical crews are working at the maximum capacity. many of them have not been home for days. all wards are prepared to accommodate for more casualties. what they're from the fighting front or victims of shelling, ambulances were reported coming our way. now, this is the cities pediatric hospital where we see mainly child patients of cancer . children from all other ukrainian cities are coming here. it's now treating both child and adult casualties like the areas around the hospital had been bombarded over the past few days. the hospital building itself was hit by shell on friday. in

the developments the u. s. world food program is trying to feed 5000000 people in desperate need inside ukraine. it's direct to general david beasley says those who have managed to escape the country are the lucky ones. the agency is set up this distribution warehouse and neighboring countries to get food to people who are not able to leave. it's amazing just being here in poland, watching the people who do not even know many of these people. this meeting met the board, given the rats where they need to get may he certainly getting hot meals, taking them to where they want to go. it's really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we plan to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside ukraine for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support immediately. earlier on saturday, us secretary of state antony blinking, arrived in poland to assess the scale of the refugee crisis 1st hand. the diplomat

match with the polish foreign minister and ukrainian refugees at a shopping mall serving as a reception center. $3000.00 refugees on taking shelter that same bas robbie has more from the ukraine poll in order. mr. really can visit here clearly for 2 very specific reasons. to reinforce the u. s. relationship with poland, the u. s. support for poland as well as restore and keep faith with a nato allies making clear in his statements that the united states will not allow russia or anyone to encroach on an inch of territory. an inch of nato territory, but even though he was echoing very strong comments from us president bite in the problem here is that us help us military support that ukrainian se they desperately need any help from the un nato. it stops at the polish border and we put some of the comments by the us secretary of state to ukrainian refugees arriving from the

wars on fresh arrivals across the border here at medica, into poland. we told them, these are some of the comments from the secretary of state. the world leaders don't want to trigger a global war with russia, which is what a direct confrontation with the united states and russia would lead to. and they said, well, that sounds reasonable. what many of them said to us was that they desperately need help now that they are at war with russia right now. and their point that several people told us is that the u. s. may be playing by the normal rules of global diplomacy. but the kremlin is not much, is taking place across european supportive ukraine. thousands of people have turned out and major cities to rally against the ongoing russian assault. so good guy has more from london side by side holding hands a show of solidarity in munich, a human chain across the city, protesting against russia's invasion of ukraine. nearby, the russian consulate,

its entrance vandalized with red paint, a show of anger against vladimir putin. the man who protest to say must waste justice for his actions are greek for after ish of eden, i despise war. any kind of war. and i really want to set an example. i think patient has been courted for far too long for 20 years. the west has been trying to keep him quiet so that he don't get upset. and that simply has to stop now. ah, in rome, the mood may have been more festive, but the message to put in just as critical, italy may have been one of russia's closest allies in europe, with many politicians having previously boasted of strong ties. now, many are seeking to distance themselves across europe. cities that have welcome to russian money are having to reflect on the effect that it's had in their businesses and politics. oh, among them london,

and major beneficiary of russian cash says the end of the soviet union. but that has not come to any criticism of putin or his allies. here. the more missiles raining down on ukraine, the more solidarity people here are showing towards ukrainians. more people, hey, want us for the west to step up and take decisive action against putin and his assault on ukraine. there's going to be a genocide. why do we wait? they will go in. but only after this agenda side, how outrageous we need to do it. now. i come from ohio, grew up with a lot of russian influence. and i think we're well aware of what, what he can learn. and if we don't stop him now, he'll just keep going and go. oh, in the hague, home of the international criminal court. many called for an end to the invasion

and blamed putin himself not russians for the conflict. all the while ukraine continues to come under attack, yet many europeans are determined to signal less support for the country and to show ukrainians. they are not alone. sony diagonal, i'll de zera, london. you demands from russia, a threatening to derail talks aimed at reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal. crime and wants guarantees from the us that sanctions over russia's invasion of ukraine will not prevent it from trading with terren before they'll be back before they will support deal with our launch. i would assume of sunk, see the avalanche of aggressive sanctions that started to erupt from the west and hasn't finished yet in my understanding requires reflection 1st of all, by the lawyers. and we want to receive a very precise response. guarantees that the sanctions won't by any means affect our mode of trade. economic and investment corporation with a ran on their nuclear program daughter is re,

we've requested the american colleagues as they rule here, to give us a written guarantees, at least at the level of the secretary of state. so that the current process launched by the united states will not by any means affect our rights for a free will and full fledged trade. or you're economic, military and investment cooperation with iran, or talks in vienna have been ongoing for months now with british and french and voice saying they are close to reaching agreement and diplomatic ada to james spaces in vienna. with more on those negotiations. talks of we go all now for 11 months, the idea to re establish the ra nuclear deal. it was president trump pulled out of it in 2016. he put tough sanctions on iran. iran then responded by pushing head with a nuclear program, getting much more sophisticated centrifuges, and increasing greatly that knowledge of how potentially to build

a nuclear bomb. but in recent weeks, there has been progress. the talks have been continuing here in the last few days. they've gone on late into the night. the european envoys left vienna in the last 24 hours to go and consult with the capitals, with many believing a deal was very close. and that's why the comments of the russian foreign minister are worrying for all involved in this process. he's now asking for guarantees that the sanctions have been put on russia and not going to affect russia's trade and relations with iran. it's a real spanner in the works. at the 11th hour in these negotiations, ah. just look at the main developments noun, slim hope as a humana tank card are out in the southern city of mary opening. ukraine has been gashed. russia says it's resumed its attacks make claims of ceasefire. violations fighting with the.