o l g 0, with no one crate in civilians come under a time from russian bombardments with death and widespread damage in several cities across the country. i'm here at the high school number 25, and as you told me, and that's actually just west of the capital kia and i'm here at what's left of the school. ah, 11 o'clock. this is out there at live from the also coming up. another attempt to

evacuate besieged marty polar fails with ukraine and russia. both play me each other for break. he has ceased from protest against the war in several russian city . see more than 4000 people arrested so civilians in several ukrainian cities are facing yet more uncertainty. after another sci fi collapse, russia and ukraine accused each other violating the agreement to help evacuate 215000 people. from mariposa of owen, the vodka russian troops continued to push towards cave. with fighting it round the capital intensifying. natasha butler begins coverage from levy. if a civilian volunteer in the northern ukrainian city of your pin on the outskirts of the capitol, journalists are caught up in the moment, some shouts for a doctor. but it's too late for a family, had been trying to get away,

leaving elsewhere in the city. russian shells destroy homes, frightened, people run for their lives. families and children caught up in confusion and chaos. i don't believe that money has years. russian troops of not yet entered keith, but they aren't far away. the convoy has encircled the city for several days. goods depot in a suburb is destroyed by shelling, but you cranes forces in the capital are undeterred and say they all ready for the worst was, is a hotel you my, our positions are prepared with fitted them out. we're simply waiting to meet them here tools and then we'll change them out as well as any other units. victor is going to be ours. moscow's forces in ukraine are advancing from the north, east and south by land sea and in the air. the kremlin continues to deny targeting residential areas, but the grim reality on the ground tells

a very different story. hundreds of civilians have been killed. apartment blocks, schools, and hospitals hit ukrainian present, says the black sea resort of odessa could be next. who's urged western power to send ukraine more weapons when they were due to a bombard duarte, or this. they are planning to bombard odessa and the russians always used to come to a dis, a. and they felt only warmth, only sincerity in odessa, and now bombs are coming against odessa, artillery, marseilles, this is going to be a war crime, a historical crime ayana's lot. this man who doesn't want to be identified, or also talks about alleged russian crime. he was working on a cruise ship in the caribbean sea when russia evaded his country. he's come home to fight, to be honest, i'm scared. i was scared when i made that decision. i mean, this is the world like people are dying and, and there is, i mean there is a chance that they're going to get shot. i don't know injure or whatever. but as i

said now, we are united and on the same everybody on the same risk lives are being turned upside down in ukraine, people having to make whole braking decisions on whether to leave behind their homes and loved ones or risk their safety by staying put one where you realize that the things are getting bad we decided to go. yvonne was studying and working in software engineer the eastern city of how keith, when the russian shilling began. he showed me pictures of what's left of his office building and describe lead during the violence from my neighborhood, the attorney station, a approximately 10 kilometers, were walking for 2 hours or something. and it was the most karen

experience in my life. but amid the fear and destruction, moments of resilience and joy, or phone defiance. thousands of people protested in the southern city of high thorn . despite it being taken by russian troops last week. spirits are being tested in ukraine. but this is proof that they aren't yet broken. natasha butler al jazeera, the ukraine will local authorities, mary poll, say russian forces have continued shutting despite attempts to establish temporary si, fi. the southern port city has come under intense bombardment this week with many civilians killed. the married mary paul has accused the criminal of lying to the ukrainian authorities about a proposed evacuation. just you have 9 year. what are the mature, horrible? what card you? they've been working methodically to make sure the city is blockaded. working methodically to create a humanitarian crisis. so the people are left without food,

water, light, heating means of communication. and you record him with, well, we do not leave the shelter. the best we can get is maybe 3 hours sleep if you can call its label. sure, it's not possible to sleep during continuous shilling when planes flying over your head and missiles explode next to you. but one of the 2 agreed evacuation corridors was to allow the civilians to leave. mary poland, head to the cities are charles trafford, has more now from news or another failed attempt to getting potentially hundreds of thousands of traps civilians out of the besieged city of mary ople. we've been speaking to some civilians inside the city who say that so there is very little electricity across the city, very little water. we seeing pictures of people scrambling into what we understand all semi destroyed supermarkets and shopping malls. trying to gather as much food and materials as best they can protect themselves,

keep themselves warm and fade. as we understand. hundreds of thousands of them are living in basements, living underneath their buildings. we've also spoken to ukrainian soldiers in the city. they sang, they accusing the russians of starting to shell, whilst the attempts out to get people on buses and had to had started. simon, one of accusations being made by the wash and back separatists, the spokes person for the self to played donates people's republic militia, saying that sam, the ukrainians had started shelling 1st. now we were south of zap parisha most of the day in towns and villages along that route. we saw a lot more military along that route than we saw yesterday. craner soldiers being austin and take it in on bussey's, put into positions that trench is being dug a lot more ahmed personnel carriers tanks and anti aircraft weapons. and it was

a round about the time that we were getting news that the, the attempts to get civilians out of mary also had failed. that there was no mighty upsurge in shelling in that area. one village that we went to villages there told us that the neighboring village had been occupied by lawful forces. the night before. they saying that the russians just walked in to this village on a post. so very worrying situation as a say in the besieged city of mario for hundreds of thousands of people. yet again, going to bed. very afraid to night. what in the 2nd degree, ricardo, the village, a bogus, was expecting to receive people from the evacuated area. it's now under the control of russian backed rebel forces from the that's just a few kilometers from the latest front line transmitters there. in 8 years of fighting in east new crane, the front lines did not change. now in less than 2 weeks,

separatist fighters from don yet can lou ganske with russian support are making significant inroads into ukrainian held territory. but it seems it's not beneath his grandma, but junior governors, that there is too many opponents, constant fierce fighting. we are under constant pressure, but i can't say we have suffered a lot of casualties, but our guys are under fire all the time. when we came here, we thought there wouldn't be much resistance. bogus is one of a dozen towns and villages through ganske and the nets forces say they've seized so far. the people here said they had no electricity, heat or water for 10 days. they've only emerged from their bomb shelters for the food handed out by the next co. forty's, party budwani. can you give me some flowers? this woman asks. we've so many more women in the basement. she says. this village is along the humanitarian corridor that was supposed to allow people

to leave the city of villanova, which is surrounded by forces from russia. and the next the front line has moved about sort of a few kilometers or to my left towards von of ha, but it remains a very dynamic environment. there is still a constant sound of shelling. so although they're supposed to be a sci fi, there is still a firing going on, and it's going to be an enormous challenge for the people who want to leave vol, nevada, to make it here. certainly along the road we came in on, there were still a clearly an active battlefield grad rockets landed just a few meters from our convoy as we headed to book us. the people here have been living with conflict like this, the 8 years it piece piece piece. we only want peace. these women say the done yet, military says here, it's mainly fighting what it called, ukrainian nationalists, that a russian description, the paramilitaries,

it wants to distinguish from the regular ukrainian army with lucy kicker girls of the dates. you can see how they follow the sci fi here. the head of the local administration tells me 10 days ago, the forces from done yet can were ganske recognized as republics by russia controlled only a 3rd of the territory considered part of that don bass region. they looked to applaud back a lot more since then. bernard smith, al jazeera donahoe's, will russia says it's only hit the military targets in ukraine, but civilians have increasingly come under attack and hundreds have been killed since the conflict began. step vast and travel to ship a mayor from where to where to residential areas of the school have been hit. the loud noise that awoke people here on friday morning still echoes in their ears . people were still in their bats when 2 rockets hid their neighbourhood and she told me it down 150 kilometers away from keith residents ran for cover as houses

collapsed you to the shelling larissa. so she got crushed to find medical treatment for her 3 injured children. the youngest of them being 3 years old, fidelity is now short, something came down in our neighborhood. i dont know what it was, a bomb, it destroyed the whole street. 2 people died. young mothers, they have small children. we all lost our homes. all this is a gift from our brothers who became our enemies. there's a series rushing. nobody knows exactly how many civilians have died since russia invaded ukraine. some say 100 others thousands. the main threat coming from the sky . a mis i'd strike was caught on camera on sunday just before it flattened to civilian airport, infiniti or a town that had been mostly spirit so far. ukrainian authority say there was no military equipment inside in the city center of she told me and not

a civilian target. rocket smashed into high school number 25. there were no classes that day because of the war. a group of teachers were rescued from the basement where they were hiding after the air rates island went off at school, completely in ruins, and not a military insulation. no ukrainian forces are nearby, despite denials by the russian government, this war is increasingly causing death. an injury among civilians, people who just 10 days ago could not have imagined to become victims in a full scale invasion shaken by the attacks. many residents are moving out of the city, leaving squares empty and soft closed. but natalia style self, i says she is staying sale in my city. this is the 1st big destruction and i saw it with my own eyes. there is no military object. as russia says, i thought it would be impossible to feel more have that it is possible. we will never forget this and we will pass this hatred to next generation. and so i am

staying here. this is my land, my country, and even if they enter my city, i will kill them with my bands, nurses and on the edge residence of she told me i have one request to the international community. krinski loaded them did not support ukrainian society has been united. this is not only a threat to our country, it's a threat to the whole world. please close the sky. we can stand as human shields against tanks. but we cannot do anything against rockets that fall from the sky. and she told me in the blue yellow, ukrainian flag is still flying high at the city square. but with russian forces approaching from the north, may not be long before the city witnesses. a fierce fight for its control steadfast and al jazeera. she told me, was still a head heron al jazeera process ramp up around the world with cools for the west to do more to aid. ah.

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lou. ah again your g i'll to 0 remind about top stories the saw and russian forces are continuing their push towards keep. heavy shelling has hit towns close to the capital. at least 3 people are reported to have died while fleeing baton civilians in the besieged ukrainian. cities of maria polo bowler, baccha are facing more uncertainty after another sci fi collapse. russia and ukraine accuse each other of violating the agreement and the to help back treat children rush, military strikes, of hits residential areas of the school in the city. she threw me areas congested

with civilian life, have increased the coming to attack throughout ukraine, despite russia, say he's only getting military targets, but ukraine's ministry of information, the culture that telecontact. katrinka is trading for more help from western pals. freedom festival will prevail, would really then cease. and secondly, 0 of course, more than 1000000 people which are going out to europe as immigrants record use from ukraine. but there are more than 150000 men who came from europe ukrainians to fight. so fight will continue until the victory of ukraine, also ukraine and since, as in what we believe, definitely additional support a needed and for this purpose is because we will continue to exist for sure, on tears. we need additional support, of course, from our western allies such as embargo and margot,

for oil and gas straight was russia, such as no fly zone in ukraine. north lies on is a target. so as in burger for you, for oil and gas to so as additional sanction, sewage, a where are now complete in 2 barstow we're europeans, colleagues, all this port to put in in a very different, different and difficult situation. need transform in now on eyes are russia to knows in korea because many western goods are bend now to come to russia. there is a switched all facebook and twitter. and so russians now can feel, what does it mean to fight, or is it green? or russia has warn countries against hosting ukrainian military aircraft defense ministry says they will be regarded as being involved in the conflict. mrs. d. m. we know for sure, a bunch of korean combat aircraft that previously flew to romania and other border

countries. we draw attention to the fact that the use of the input network of these countries as hubs for ukraine and military aviation with the subsequent use. again, there is an armed forces can be considered the involvement of these countries in the armed conflict. let's speak now to our course one. my kind of standing by for is in washington dc. and mike there is now talk of poland, cindy in plains. what is the likelihood of that indeed, yes. well the secretary of state has to be blink and isn't europe at the moment, but he gave interviews to several us some morning tv shows, and he made clear that this is under discussion. he said bluntly that the u. s. was talking with poland about the possibility of backfilling cropped to poland. should poland move across into ukraine. now this is a significant move. lincoln also said this was a matter for discussion between president biden and president landscape when they had a compensation yesterday evening. he said he's also discussed it with president by

and then the rest of the cabinet. so this is a work in motion. they can make it clear that this may not apply to all countries, all allies that supply across to the ukrainians. he says each case will be taken as it comes. this is what he had to say. we are on we're looking actively now. at the question of airplanes, the poland may provide to, to ukraine and looking at how we might be able to backfill should on decide to produce those but 2 hours of supply. those plants can speak to a timeline, but i can just say you were looking at it very, very actively. now also on the discussion is the issue of oil sanctions against russia, which to date have been avoided. however, the secretary of state saying that this is a consideration, he says the administration is actively looking into ways to apply such sanctions

and at the same time not affect the global old distribution. now this is a sensitive point in the senate as well as there is a bill in the process of being passed which would imposed oil sanctions that may be the instrument at by which sanction saw applied. but oil prices are political poison in the u. s. and one must remember that 8 percent of the u. s. liquid fuel imports come from russia in the last week. the price of fuel had risen by $0.40 a gallon some $0.52 in the past month. so this could well have a major political impact if the sanctions are applied. or i might, thanks about my kind of a in washington d. c. lead said brigand voice, richard boesky, who's in warsaw. he is the editor in chief of visegrad insight, which is a political magazine, which i welcome to the program. this issue of planes at there's no doubt that ukraine needs air power if poland is to provide the planes. what are the inherent risks in that? do you think although the past 3 case

a false pretext that we have heard also has been voice in the comments from russia that end in a 2 planes would be involved in the conflict. native planes, polish plants included, are not going to be involved in the conflict, and they're not going to be flying starting from the air stripes in any of the nato basis, located in the 2 countries. so this is the point which has to be raised and made very clear what is however, under discussion is transfer of the machines so that they, the machines themselves would serve in a ukrainian armed forces. and this discussion, this consideration as being confirmed late in the afternoon today, my dispos person of the polish government. however, without any conclusions as obviously the transfer would involve also additional

risks, logistical risks, and one the machines would be trust. exactly, if that issue of the trans, sorry, is a big problem, isn't it? one of the complications that tell us more about well 1st of all. busy the transfer to ukraine by land would mean that they are transported along the routes that the big numbers of migrants are coming possible russian attack along those lines may involve even further casualties. that far the set aside, the very possibility of losing the machines themselves. so that's, that's one that is something to be considered flying. on the other hand from poland may be seen and used by russia as a, as a pre tags for more hostile action. and has been, may be treated by russia as provo cation, if not considered. and not prepared carefully mitigating those risk,

which i believe there are. there are ways to do that. it's very indeed, very, very difficult. so what you're saying, it would have to be, this would have to be a nato decision, right? not a polish one. naida has to be consulted because there are considerable risks involved and u. s. has made the 1st decision and to be announced that it, it says no obstacle for such for such a move. also, many nato countries are providing arms supplies through poland to ukraine, and that was, that was not a huge that was agreed and consulted with and within nato. and the decision has been made when the visual countries. so nato, as a, as a whole alliance doesn't need to approve for such as such a decision by poland. poland, however, is,

is trying also to secure a confirmation that the loss of planes, the transfer of planes would be somehow compensated in new machines. that will be transferred from the right to be some kind of backfill going on. what appetite finally is there in poland for this is didn't i think i'm right in saying the post president under his due previous he said that sending planes in would be tons about getting involved in the conflict. yes, i think there isn't this your vocabulary. poland is not going to send a polish fighter jets colors and a machine property machine pilots. when they remain under polish control, they are in our bases in poland and they are not taking part in military operations in the ukraine. and that needs to be clearly said from, from the start as poland is also neighboring with russia. and we do not provoke

russia in any way by any activity that would involve polish, poland, in this conflict. and only later we can discuss and this is negotiation is ongoing . how the machines themselves wouldn't, would become, would, would come to ukraine possession. and as you korean jets might, they might stay part in the military operations in defense of, of ukraine against leaders. but certainly by clarity is critical. here, isn't it? should belsky, we appreciate your analysis. thanks very much. now, protests against russia's invasion of ukraine have been held in multiple countries with calls for western pals to do more to broker a peaceful end to the violence. meanwhile, in russia, more than 4200 people were detained at anti war demonstrations in several cities. the bark reports now from london with a crisis in ukraine, deepening on

a daily basis. concerns are growing here in london and in other european capitals about the direction of travel, of this incredibly unpredictable war. as you can see, the campaign for nuclear disarmament is out in force or the placards calling for a stop to the war. i come from lithuania, i feel like nato is doing everything they can. i do not necessarily think they should send they troops to ukraine. i'd leave just yet. i hope we can help with. i'm ignition support my me. i intelligence. i'm from west puke, right? it's terribly painful. with crying every day, my sister there, my nephew in key, if you need basement. mom showed the city with family. and it's terribly painful, it's unbelievable. but people of ukraine are very strong. you know, if you think you think that western powers could go further than they have done,

oh, definitely definitely in what way. but firstly, to stop the gas coaches, the gas in oil, from russia, because this is the most important, i think, i believe there is global disdain for russia's war in ukraine. this is catholic storm, a former soviet states, still heavily under the influence of russia. ha of this is the chilean capital santiago, where people are calling for an end to the violence. yes. in russia, they have been courageous acts of defiance and multiple cities. this is saint petersburg. ah, and this is moscow where police are out in fools. mother the another, the kremlin threatened to jail demonstrators for 15 years. and it's illegal to call the invasion of ukraine. anything but a special operation. ah,

on the edge of red square, to protest to sing the ukrainian national anthem before being dragged away. large numbers of russians opposed to the war and now fleeing that country, squeezed by western sanctions and persecuted by the russian states. yet, many of these anti war demonstrators were now at the edge of an a basis that we might be able to pull ourselves back from time. now say many of these demonstrators for western leaders to help braga, an almost impossible political solution to help bring us all back from the brain. ne faulkner al jazeera london. ah, all right, let's have a great chicken. the headlines here and al jazeera and a russian forces are continuing their, pushed towards cave. heavy shelling is hit, towns close to the capital, at least 3 people report.