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saying its forces are deliberately targeting civilians where in east, in ukraine, where the front lines are changing. as rushing back to rebel forces help moscow and it's offensive. and to oil prices, searches the west considers banning crude from russia. russian military forces are reportedly holding a sci fi in several ukrainian cities to allow people to leave humanitarian car. it also being opened in 4 places, including the capital, key of andy court, key port city of mario pole, which has come under heavy russian bombardments. go straight to natasha butler, who joins us live from living. natasha, ukraine's. deputy prime minister has said russia is manipulating the issue of humanitarian corridors. what they mean? well, completely immoral were the words that were chosen by

a spokesperson for at ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian, a corridors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of cities in ukraine, but to belarus or russia or russian occupied areas in the east now, as you said, we have just heard from ukraine's deputy a prime minister. she echoed those sentiments. she said that russia was manipulating. the situation was manipulating civilians in order to show people on television and what is needed. she said is to evacuate. people but across ukrainian territory, you would think to wards a neighboring countries in the european union. she says that ukraine has called for sci fi that sci fi would be in place. now, of course, you have no confirmation at all. and whether or not that is happening and we have no confirmation on whether or not those humanitarian corridors of russia claims

have set up or actually active in any case. so a very of fluctuating situation, a situation where of course you have 2 sides who are saying opposing things. meanwhile there's been more shelling our overnight that are so just bring us up to speed in terms of the latest on the ground. yeah, very difficult of a frightening night for many people, again across ukraine, particularly in areas the country where that fighting has been so intense some thinking or, or the northeastern city of hoc heave or where shelling of from russian forces continues. the center of that city are pretty much destroyed by all accounts. people forced to huddle in basements. we know that so many cities now are running out of things like food and water. some areas, the southern city of mario poll,

for example, no electricity in it is extremely cold. indeed. another rural flash point, michel i eve, which is a city near the black sea or in the south of the country. we understand the russian forces assoni closing in, but the mayor of that town has said that a ukrainian troops still control the town that they are resisting. russian troops want to control that city and then they want to move on down a route towards a desa, a city to the west. because of course, if they were to take odessa the whole of that southern coast, they would cut ukraine or from the sieve. laudermill zalinski, the ukrainian president, a saying on sunday that he believed that the russians were looking to target a desa very soon. and then if we move up to the capitol region of key that very long russian convoy is still stopped outside the capital, but an increasing number of intelligence forces suggesting that perhaps that

russian convoy could be looking to move in the next few days. so a shelling, continuing in many other areas around the capital, chaney, for example, where dozens of civilians have been killed. residential areas have been targeted despite the criminal claims that it is not targeting a civilians are very different picture of course on the ground. and in a pin, an area of just west to the capitol. we saw people trying to evacuate their on sunday, fleeing for their lives. but often coming on to rush an attack, a civilian volunteer in the northern ukrainian city of your pin on the outskirts of the capitol hill for journalists are caught up in the moment. someone 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 are 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 powers 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, william his 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 the 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 haul breaking 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 as a software engineer and the eastern city of hockey eve. when the russian shelling began, he shows me pictures of what's left of his office building and describes fleeing during the violence from my neighbourhood. the attorney fisher made supports mercury bank kilometers. we walked for 2 hours or something. ah, and her. it was really, it was the most vers care and experience in my life. but amid the fear and destruction, moments of resilience and joy,

also defiance thousands of people protested in the southern city of how san, 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 v ukraine, ukrainian village of bogus was expecting to receive people from the evacuated areas of sunday's card or had not failed. and so under the control of russian back rebel forces from dalliance just few kilometers from the latest from mine. but it's worth is 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 a making significant inroads into ukrainian held territory. but it seems it's not beneath his grandma, but a junior governor 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 to lu ganske and the nets. courses 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 that in that school. forties. washington budwani. can you give me some flowers? this woman asks you what 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 all nevada, which is surrounded by forces from russia. and the next the front line has moved about sort of a few kilometers to my left towards vulnerable. but it remains a very dynamic environment. there is still

a constant sound of shelling. so although the supposed to be a sci fi, there is still firing, going on. and it's going to be an enormous challenge for the people who want to leave a vulnerable to make it here. certainly along the road we came and on there was still clearly an active battlefield grad rockets landed just a few meters from our convoy as we headed to bull gas. the people here i've been living with conflict like this, the 8 years piece piece piece. we only want peace, these women say the don't yet military to hear it mainly fighting what it called ukrainian nationally. that's a russian description. the paramilitaries it wants to distinguish from the regular ukrainian army, louis louis city. 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 it's going to against recognized as republics by russia

controlled only a 3rd of the territory considered part of that don bass region. they look to applaud back a lot more since then. bernard smith, era donors, ukraine's president as accused russia of murder, saying it's deliberately targeting civilians and its efforts to push further into the country. we may watch them on roads really. we will not forgive the shooting of our people, the destruction of our infrastructure. we won't forgive hundreds and hundreds of victims, thousands and thousands of sufferings. and god won't forgive you not today, not to morrow, never nice. these are taking you live now to the international court of justice. are in the hague, are where the court is hearing a request to from ukraine, ah, for the judges to order russia to halt its invasion. now we've heard just this morning that the court has expressed regret at russia's non attendance. at this

r to day hearing, ukraine will present its arguments today monday and russia will have the opportunity to respond. on tuesday, i'll china say that hopes progress can be made between ukraine and russia during the next round of negotiations. it's promised humanitarian aid to give the countries foreign minister says beijing is also prepared to play a constructive role and facilitate mediation if needed. if i did or jim, do you tours on foot watch needed to solve complex? his uses a cool head and a rational mind, not adding fuel to the fire which only intensifies the situation. china believes that to resolve the crisis, we must uphold the principles of the un charter and protect the sovereign and territorial integrity of all countries. khatri you is in beijing. she says from listening to china's foreign minister, it's clear. edging position on russia hasn't changed me failed to hear from one g.

any use of the word invasion. he failed to condemn the russian attacks. he did express concern about the humanitarian situation in ukraine, and he said that china would be sending aid to the country via china's red cross. now, when asked about china's role role in all of this, he said that china was ready to mediate and that chinese president, she's been paying actually spoke to vladimir putin during the early days of the conflict and encouraged him to pursue dialogue with ukraine. and he said that as a result, we've seen these ongoing talks between ukraine and russia. now, as we've see, these russian attacks intend to fly in ukraine as this invasion. her has continued over a few more days and most around the world have been asking. the question is china now backing away from its relationship or friendship with russia? now, when you answered this question very clearly during his press conference today, and the answer is a resounding no. he described the friendship between moscow and they jin as rock

solid. he said that this was a strategic non alliance based on non confrontation when it comes to 3rd parties. and he said that both countries very firmly oppose any cold war mentality, and this would remain into the future. an important bilateral relationship does come on al jazeera process ramp up around the walls, calls for the west to do more to help you brain. ah, now it's, it's still around you season, the wet season in indonesia. and you can see that from the number of thunderstorms still hanging around java, the potential for flash floods is still there for java, for bali, for southern bonia and still away see big circulation here suggests a similar threat in the southern philippines as well. and we've got an increase in

the shower likelihood in sumatra potentially malaysian the far south of thailand. but it's been wet still and more persistently. so maybe surprisingly in east australia that circulation that looks like a real storm system. and winds certainly in the warnings coming up, but the still flooding on the ground that's just south of breast. but on the new south wales side of the border, the forecast is from sidney south was in fact as a warning of yet more flash floods. from sidney down the coast of new south wales, not orange center suggest it is heavy. and of course, slow moving, it drives the west is dry and really quite warm. 2 degrees above average, $5.00 to $10.00 in places actually that the rain will go off shore during wednesday . it looks like is heading towards new zealand, but probably not. so don't be overly worried that if you take a breath tuesday, there's a little bit of rain, certainly in southfield and otherwise, the suns are temperatures, not extraordinary. not particularly high sick. they've been oakland get to wednesday and the rain still in the south and the sun is still for the north. ah,

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welcome back. you're watching all jazz era, reminder of our top stories. this all russian military forces are reportedly to hold fire to what all civilians to leave safely humanitarian car. it also being opened in several ukrainian cities, including keith grant's president has condemned. what he says is the deliberate targeting of civilians using russia's military of murder. fighting around the capital, kia has intensified as russian forces advance. china says it hopes progress can be made between ukraine and russia. during the next round of negotiations, it's promised humanitarian aid to keep the countries foreign minister says beijing is also prepared to play a constructive role. and facilitate mediation if needed. australia has offered more support to ukraine, describing rushes invasion as a wake up call to the wet. i. mr. scott morrison said beijing must join the effort to stop the war. he also warned that a new era of autocracy was resetting wald order with implications stretching as far

as the into pacific circle reports from prison. you mean facing isolation? due to coven, australia's prime minister made his foreign policy address by social media. scott morrison confirmed that $70000000.00 worth of humanitarian aid, ammunition and missiles had touch down in europe destined for ukraine during a phone conversation on saturday. he also offered president zalinski more support if needed. if there was to thank you, support we can provide to assist you cry difference. we will every die you try and resists. it's a further diag humiliation the president and imposes a heavy for us on. he's a legal, reckless. he tell us acts of aggression his try and prime minister the now what he described as russia's attempt to reset the world order. haste is the strategic invitations of this attack by president person stretch from europe the pacific

warned that it could embolden another authoritarian later in the region. i think china is rapidly expanding. militarization in the south china sea will as a china woods advantage, commitment to global place and respect to sovereignty and territorial integrity, implying a positive role in the international community for a very long time now. so it's now john is and the latest at this point of history to demonstrate that these are more than just words. i see in the early signs, i'm not good. china has embarked on one of the biggest military spends in history growing its air force and navy. yes, united states and the united kingdom have boosted they different in the region under trilateral pact to ward off basing has been further expand in disputed areas . i just want it's long habit ambition to things taiwan. one thing we not certain is that the military balance has shifted dramatically over the last 20 years,

much more in favor of china. so the, the risk of china taking that kind of action as i think granting, and we know that this is core business for the communist party, estrada has announced it will set up a 2nd submarine base to both its regional defense capabilities, british american and astrology. nuclear power subs purchased under the orchestra lateral pact will be based here to counter china's moves in the indo pacific. construction of the spice will begin next year. sarah, clock out to 0. brisbin, a strategy russians defense ministry says it will continue to target ukraine's military. but will avoid civilian hotspots, rocker rebellion hills, although the russian armed forces will target ukrainian defense industry enterprises. with high precision weapons in order to avoid endangering the lives of employees of ukrainian defense industry enterprises. we give advanced warning of

planned strikes again one such facility also became obvious, but civilians have increasingly come under attack and hundreds have been killed since the conflict began. severson travelled to shot amir, where 2 residential areas and a 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 had 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 shut, 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. this is

a serious little thing. 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 spared 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 raid sirens went off at school, completely in ruins, and not a military installation. no ukrainian forces are nearby, despite denials by the russian government. this war is increasingly causing death and 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's pal sofa 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

the blue yellow, ukrainian flag is still flying high at the city square, but with russian forces approaching from the north, it may not be long before the city witnesses. a fierce fight for its control steadfast and al jazeera. she told me the error of the city of mary pole has accused the kremlin of lying to grind ins about a proposed evacuation. officials say russian forces have continued shelly, despite attempts to establish a temporary cease fire, intense bomb bomb and his head, the southern port city this week with many civilians killed german, your book or the mac, or a book or they've been working methodically to make sure the city is blockaded, working methodically to create 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 it, label sure,

it's not possible to sleep during continuous shilling when planes flying over your head and missiles explode next to protest against russia's invasion to be held in several countries with calls for western pals to do more to broke or peaceful end to the violence people in several latin american countries have demonstrated against the war. and ukraine, tourism has more for a protest in argentina. was here in the center of when a side is where hundreds of people have gathered to denounce the war in ukraine. people here are calling of latimer, poking a war criminal, and they're demanding russia leave the ukraine, even the most accomplished at the american thinking that we have come here to support all of those who are suffering in ukraine. i have family and friends over there, and this is very upsetting after 2 years of the pandemic. and now this, it is unacceptable that element, the metric ballet hold, just like this one are happening all across latin america in mexico and other

countries in the region. in the past years, russia has expanded employing a latin america to investment through the distribution of despotic v. vaccine doing the corona virus pandemic, among other things than leaders in the region have their own agenda, then they have used it at the leverage of what the united states, the war in ukraine devices is soon. american, why their government for cool eyes of the kremlin, like nicaragua, vegas willa, and to buy their other countries like mexico or trying to remain under other countries like cartoon, tina that are demanding an end to the war. ukraine war is pushing up the price of oil. the u. s. benchmark. brent crude, the sword to almost $140.00 a barrel. that's the highest since 2008. as because the u. s. into european allies a considering a bad on russian oil. russia is the world's 3rd biggest oil exporter. if it supply is cars, unless predict the spot price could reached $200.00 a barrel far above

a record. $147.00 reached more than a decade ago. the international monetary fund is worn to the war in sanctions imposed on russia will severely impact the global economy. josh young is chief investment officer at oil and gas equity investment firm, bison interests. he believes russia could benefit from the rise and prices. ironically, it might not hurt russia that much. so if russia gets to export, let's say a 3rd less of their oil. and if they have to take a discount on it. but if well, prices are much higher, they might actually net positive on the oil side. and similar on other commodities . one thing that we lose track of is how much inflation there's been since the last time oil prices were anywhere close to this. hi. and so if you look at it on an inflation adjusted basis, you'd be looking at oil close to $200.00 a barrel to be equivalent to the price that i got $2.00 in 2008. and frankly,

the world economy is a lot stronger and a lot bigger since then. and it's a lot less oil dependency. you could actually see, well, prices go a lot higher before causing recession. and before you see demand destruction, i think there's a good chance that this is not short term. there's always the possibility of a short term pullback after prices rise as much as they have as quickly as they have. but there were these dynamics going on. there was a long downturn for oil, and we too much under investment in oil over the last, let's say, 7 years. and there were very harsh government policies in the us, canada, and elsewhere that were diminishing oil investment and oil production. and so this is kind of the result of that. obviously the russian invasion of ukraine was a, it was a catalyst and brought this forward. but this was something that was going to happen anyway. oil is going to go to all time highs, kind of regardless in other news, serious government says in israeli air attack has killed at least 2 people and damascus. several explosions reportedly took place over the capitol state medias,

reporting that serious military responded to what's being called israeli aggression . and israeli forces have killed a palestinian teenager in the occupied westbank. 16 year old yeoman john hall was shot dead near abigail on sunday after allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at soldiers. 9 other palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank in just the last month. aah! is al jazeera and these lit up stories. russian military forces are reportedly to hold fire, to allow civilians to leave safely. humanitarian corridors are being opened in several ukrainian cities, including cave. natasha. butler has more from levies. completely immoral. were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for at ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian acore doors that would

effectively evacuate civilians from a number of.