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reports from khaki, vin, northeastern ukraine, which has come under intense bombardment from russian forces. it is an absolutely shocking scene of destruction and misery delegations from both sides meet on the ballot russian border. for negotiations on the 12th day of russia's invasion, it's clear that we're gonna have to do more. the leaders of the u. k. netherlands on canada announced funds to reduce their dependence of russian oil and gas. moscow says it's opening 6 wounds to allow civilians to leave, but most of them would lead fling civilians to russia, or bellows. ukraine has called the proposals completely immoral. russia says is acting at the request of the french president, but emmanuel mccaul has called bosco's proposals, cynical and hypocritical cave says civilians suffering is being used to manipulate

world leaders, nipple you, unless you do this even because the more of this is an unacceptable way of opening humanitarian car doors are, people will not be going to batteries in order to fly to russia. i hope president micron understands that his name and desire to help ukrainians and foreign nationals of other countries is in reality being used and manipulated by the russian federation. we demand the russian federation opens the possibility of humanitarian car doors, which will be used for humanitarian aid, and have to be provided to all ukrainian cities when. well, those humanitarian corridors have been discussed at a 3rd round of talks between russia and ukraine, began about 3 hours ago and ukraine's border with better bruce. well, let's take a look at the humanitarian colorado routes that russia has proposed one lease from the capital keith to go mouth and russian allied bella roost another from ukraine,

2nd largest city cost. eve goes to belgrade in russia. there are 2 from sumi 12 belt road and the other 2, the ukranian controlled pull, taba, and 2 out of the besieged city of mario pole, one two's a felicia and the other 2 also on don in russia. and we mentioned khaki, therefore, russian bombing has destroyed the central city and neighborhoods forcing many of its 1400000 residents to feed. i'll just see it as charles stratford says, many in the city are struggling to comprehend the destruction scenes of utter devastation. here in the center of car cave, you crane 2nd city, 2nd largest city, absolutely shocked by water. we've seen, i'm just going to turn the camera around and, and show you for example, this street. this is what the power of russian bombing can do to civilian areas of this city. this seat, this st completely and utterly devastated. some of the buildings still on fire. am

i pan round here? you can see one of cock his main churches, the steeples, the couple is on the top of that church. very, very damage. all the windows blown out of that church. as a say, this is central car cave. many the buildings on the other side are government buildings. it's the scene of where we saw that huge shell drop. what 3 or 4 days ago on the city, the people here that you speak to cannot in any way get their head round. how the leader of a civilized country like russia, how flooded may putin could do this to a city like called a cave. i mean, some of the people that we spoke to literally walking around in a daze, unable to comprehend what has just happened. certainly in the last few days we've heard a little bit of shelling in the last hour or so the on the saying that they were

shutting here this morning. we know that they're off styles and of people in some of the underground stations sheltering from the expectation of increasing shelling . but yeah, i mean, just, just look at the street behind me. for example. there isn't a single building that is not totally destroyed. it was about 3 weeks ago that popped into a shop, just round the corner to buy chocolate and food. we. we went in, there is a team. it's to buy provisions. and at the time speaking to people in khaki, they had no way of any way believing that this kind of thing could happen to their beloved city. they just did not believe that it would ever happen and now look at it. it has, it is an absolutely shocking scene of destruction and misery. and we're going to be speaking to some of the people in the shelters that we, that we understand the railway stations where people are hiding. the concern now is

that it is getting dark that the curfew is starting. there's very few people on the street, but yeah, just on a level, having visited the city so much, i'm struggling to find the words. and if it's bad for me, then imagine what it's like for the what we understood was 1400000 people that lived here on the way in. we saw people trying to leave in that cause with their families. no word really that we've heard in terms of the humanitarian cordele that we understood was going to be north of the city, leading to russia. we can't confirm whether in fact that has happened. but yeah, a city here that feels very much on the siege, and a people struggling to deal with the level of devastation and destruction that they are witnessing. natasha authors in levin. she says both sides are playing the blame

game overseas 5 breaches. yes. well, a russian authorities had said that they were putting in place humanitarian corridors earlier today, or here in ukraine in order to be able to evacuate people from several. i major cities including the capital keys, but in fact, it turns out that the evacuation routes that they were offering were mainly to ban of rust and to russia. well for occur. ukrainian authorities are, they have called that are simply unacceptable. they of talked about moscow big manipulative about this being something that just can't happen because they said what is needed or humanitarian corridors that would allow people to be evacuated across ukrainian soil in ukrainian territory onwards. you'd imagine 2 or the borders with you and bordering countries. poland hungary, romania, for example, where we have see hundreds of thousands of people flee over the last

a days since the beginning of this russian invasion. now at the moment we have ukrainian and russian negotiators who are meeting on the belarus, ukrainian border. a 3rd round of talks about the implementation of any future humanitarian corridors is going to be very high on the agenda for ukrainian officials. they have said as much they want to see ukrainian humanitarian corridors put in place. but it's worth noting that on saturday and on sunday there were 2 attempts to put such corridors in place to pull temporary cease fires in place. but they both failed, both ukrainian officials and russian officials accusing each other of continue their troops continued to fight. and therefore it being impossible to uh, put those of you on a certain corridors in place or people in kiva preparing to defend themselves. as russian forces advanced towards the city, soldiers and armed residence or manning checkpoints at 65 kilometer long russian

armored convoy as be slowly moving towards key since last week. attempts to evacuate suburbs around the capitol have been mostly unsuccessful. well, let's take a look at where things stand on this 12th day of the war. barriers in read sure what russian forces control, including separatist held areas in the east and annexed crimea, the board city of maria paul is surrounded and under bombardment, ukraine says thousands of civilians are trapped. russia captured house on last week, its forces and i tried to take the nearby city, but makalya of in the north. russia is continuing its bombardment of khaki and sumi should live that's not far from cave has been heavily shelled. ohausen is one of the few larger cities in ukraine. the russian soldiers are holding earlier. they fought with ukrainian protesters who were demonstrating against russia's takeover of the region. hassan is the largest urban centre moscow's captured since the invasion began. the u. n says eat drugs have been unable to enter the city because of ongoing fighting to the north west of house. and in vanessia,

an airport has been the target of russian stripes and sunday staff. boston has more on that attack. lot of nervousness here in the affinity i which is a city south of a key of this is basically on the route for people are trying to leave for the capital of your grade. and there have been the air right to siren. so for the last 2, a 2 hours sir, are sounding and it's just we have been given the, the clear signal on the free time. now getting fuller again. but yesterday there was sir, a bombardment at the civilian airport near the city. 8 rockets were fired and it has completely flattened to the airport. and 9 people have died there and 6 people got injured. the authorities here say they were all of there were partially civilian a partially military military, but there were no military operations or military installations in that airport. we have been trying to get in touch with the injured people to day going from one

hospital to the other. but we haven't got any clear answers on their conditions or where they are. and so it's a very sensitive issue. of course, an airport is a very strategic location as president lansky has also condemned to the attacker because he said it is a peaceful city. it's still peaceful here, and why was this airport bombarded? it was just a civilian airport. ukraine has taken to russia to court over the war, but moscow is a no show keyvonte international court of justice to order an end to the military action. but russia did not send a delegation to the hearing. the presiding judge said the court regrets moscow's decision not to attend. russia claims that in order to stop and non existent genocide, it can invite a sovereign state ukraine. ukraine rejects this baseless crime, clay my message to russia. is this. let us settle our dispute,

like civilized nations. lay down your arms and put forward your evidence. ukraine respects this court and follows. it's all this. russia must as well. but if russia will not return to international law on its own, the court has the power to act with respect, the court has responsibility to act. still had an ard as if we're going to have more on surgeon oil prices as the west considers banning crude from russia. ah. you madness a haze? yep. sphere anywhere in the middle east moment of the class when running across we seen winter storms going for west reese, but neither stumps is daphne in north africa. cairo's picture of rug hazy

atmosphere is going to be typical. many places in the next few days. the next storms winding up. now this orange is of pole of sand, or least just the absi. throughout egypt and crossing beyond, the levant does rain on the north coast of egypt. beyond that, the sun is out. this is tuesday's forecast if hazy atmosphere increasingly harmlessly in doha do by representing the area of the emirates and the gulf states tempted on the high side 27th. the average for do by 36 is what we get on wednesday . we're above average for the rest of the week. left. our son is bit normal here, but more like late winter rain or snow, snow tight, of course, very widespread. further west, we got this wind picking up in northern sad in iraq sandstorm seemed likely here. temperatures still high in the southern gulf. i'm watching a big shower in kenya. i see very few, but i see quite a few in tanzania. the laid rain is still a bit further south, lined through botswana, down towards the middle of south africa. but look at madagascar once again. he's

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ah, the what you're out is it a reminder of our top stories, this are you training on russian officials and bellows for the 3rd round of talks, they're discussing how to open humanitarian colorado's out of several ukrainian cities to get civilians to safety. most of the colorado's table by moscow would only allow evacuees to go to russia or bella luce keeps, as the proposed roots are completely immoral. ukraine has taken russia to court over the war, but moscow is not attending the hearing. keyvonte the international court of justice to order an end to the military action was so far at least $1700000.00 ukrainians who fled the country in search of safety. it's estimated that number could more than double in the coming weeks with us on m has more on their plight. these ukrainian sporting a fairy to cross into romania are facing

a future. they never imagined. many have been living in bomb doubt, towns in the freezing cold without heat light and water doors. now they hope they'll be safe. but the fighting is preventing many from reaching safety through humanitarian corridors. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says russian forces are targeting civilians despite promises of a ceasefire in several areas of the country. president vladimir putin says the ukrainians are sabotaging rushes efforts to evacuate people. i'll just go to court, build it up. do i assume 6 humanitarian car doors have been opened from ru, pulled, so detailed information about these rude, so they were given well in advance to the o. s. e, the red cross and to the ukrainians were russian forces will be monitoring them. 247. in the capital keys there is resolved preparation. but the most,

ma'am official, i'm carrying out my duty working for my country, thanking our soldiers. that's why i'm here and i'm very proud of it. and clarity about the violence to come as our serve. would you repeat every house or every street? every check point we will fight to the death if necessary. no one wants to die want as bad if necessary, and we will protect most of was our children or feminine. that will pause. there is now a 65 kilometer long convoy of russian tanks and armored vehicles making a steady approach towards the capital. amid fierce ukrainian resistance. we do have indications. this operation will be unsustainable within about 3 weeks. in which case, they would have to consolidate against already made and look to see a way of trying to freeze the conflict on their current lines. vance, there are concerns whether

a ceasefire declared by russia can hold to allow more civilians to escape the un refugee agency. says hundreds of civilians have been killed. 6 healthcare workers have also died according to the world health organization. but the number of deaths are sure to ride natasha name ultra 0 burns. my mom says trying to galvanize western support around his plan for a unified approach to the war in ukraine. boris johnson's been hosting the leaders of canada and the netherlands. and he says, more has to be done to target russian president vladimir putin and his inner circle to force them to end the war. we are making sure that we have new powers to add distress to take people's or to take people's assets. and we think that that will have a we think the whole package of measures we're putting forward today, or will i have ra sent in just in just a few days time. so i, we're moving very,

very fast on that, but floor, i hope that the, you know, our views and all of you will recognize that that is in addition to the huge work that the u. k has done together. ah, with ah, with mark. i'm with justin on the big package of international sanctions and i'm, if you look at what we did on together on, on swift what we did on the, on the yeah, the russian central bank. it's a, it's already had a, a profound effect as we move forward. this is of course, about ukrainians and ukraine. but it's also about more than that. it's, we're standing up for the rules based order that has led to unprecedented peace and stability and growth around the world over the past many decades. and the pushback that one, like russia, like putin specifically cannot over throw no 75 plus years of peace and

stability and still benefit from the economic largest and growth that comes with that. the dutch prime minister spoke about the impact of sanctions, and ordinary russians still has a huge effect on russia. they are not against the russians, but against the russian leadership, but of course it will have an effect, or unavoidably, and ultimately also any suitable gushing stuck to that we can not have a present. ah, and i think the longer term it will have a big impact on the rush. ethel also have an impact on how they will move forward, but you are absolutely right at the moment in a shorter it has not led to results that a stopped the invasion. nadine bob is live person london and in the team they covered a quite a lot of ground whether any surprises in the conference. one thing one thing that stood out was. busy a general pushback against

a suggestion earlier by the us secretary of state antony lincoln, that there were actually discussions with america's european allies on actually imposing a ban on purchasing oil and gas from russia. now, boys johnson went the furthest and suggesting that it needed so that the continent needed to move quickly to reduce its reliance on russian energy supply, saying that that would actually encourage the whole world to reduce its general reliance on fossil fuels. but he did say that things needed to be needed to happen gradually. and mark router echoed what the german chancellor said on monday, that there was a risk to europe's energy security. if there was a total ban. of course, the continent relies for around, for russian supplies and around 30 percent of its oil and 39 percent of its gas

supply. so not hard to see the reluctance to go to quickly on, but on sanctions for all the talk of solidarity. there was little in terms of coordinated steps that were referring to what they had done, but going forwards. prime minister today, for example, mentioned some individuals that's canada was going off to boris johnson pointed to a new economic crime build at britain's pushing through parliament saying that that could lead to hundreds more individuals being sanctioned by next week if it policies, it also sets up a register where foreign investors in property, you have to reveal their identities. for example, if they're hiding behind the front companies. but critics of the government say that will there be given 6 months to actually get on to that register. so in effect, letting them move their assets, if they need to do so, in the short term, i don't refugees. bars jones was asked about this figure of 50 visas, only being issued. so you can your refugees so far by britain,

he said that he didn't thing that was right, stressed that thousands of applications being looked at. but at the same time, he his own, contradicted his own home secretary, who suggested that britain might move to woods what the you is doing in terms of allowing any body in even if they don't have a family link or not sponsored by an individual group in the country, so essentially saying that we're doing what we can, but we're not going to make it easier for refugees to come to britain and him. thank you very much. last and in barbara talking to us from london or the british primary has also been speaking to the u. s. president joe biden, who's seeking support for a ban on imports of russian oil. the proposal is already pushing of oil prices. the benchmark brent crude is sort to almost a $140.00 a barrel. it's highest in more than a decade. well, our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins joining us live know from washington d. c. with more than the pressures being faced by the u. s. president, and it him was saying they're the european leaders. the sudden less enthusiastic

about having a ban on supplies on energy supplies from russia. i would likely is that the u. s. will cut oil supplies from russia. well, given the fact that there are 2 proposals being floated one by the white house, another by members of congress, the odds are certainly in favor of doing so. there is a lot of pressure on this white house to do so. but there is a number of complicating factors, a number one, the political pressure on this white house is enormous both for and against to of banning russian oil from the united states. the reason that there is a lot of pressure on this white house to do so, of course, is obvious, the russian invasion of ukraine, the of absolute carnage that that has caused. and that has caused a lot of frustration and angst here in the united states. not just amongst

politicians but also by ordinary americans, and that is something that is being felt at the congressional level as well as they explore their own sanctions separate from the white house. but in addition, there is some political pressure on the part of the white house because what we've seen already are high oil prices. and the concern for this white house is if those prices go even higher as a result of sanctions that could have some blow back to this white house. so that's where the bit of healed ragging has come in and the reluctance because this could spell a bit of a problem for the white house. if those prices go too high, this could be a problem in upcoming elections. now, what we've been hearing in just the last hour or so is one option that's apparently being explored unconfirmed right now. and certainly will have to check on this when the white house press secretary holds for upcoming briefing, is whether or not this white house is considering easing venezuelan sanctions in

order to try and increase supply and bring down the price from venezuela. so that is one option that may be something that is being discussed in a phone call that's been taking place in the last hour or so between the u. k prime minister, the u. s. president. also, the german chancellor and the french leader emanuel mac cross out. we do know that was kicking off about $1546.00, g m t to be very precise. not sure if it's wrapped up or not, we're still waiting for a read out on that. but certainly a lot that has been discussed, but bottom line and all of this, the prices here are record high. we're seeing about $4.00 a gallon, which by u. s. standards is extremely high. something not seen it since about 2008 in california, about $7.00 a gallon as really, enormously high for americans who are already experiencing some of the highest inflation for just ordinary consumer good goods that they've seen in 40 years. so

the white house doesn't want to have to raise prices even higher. so this is the calculation they're trying to make right now. can many, thank you very much. those are why does corresponding, kimberly haul good? you know, china's reaffirmed it's friendship with russia, describing it as rock, solid speaking on monday, the photo ministry did not condemn moscow's invasion of ukraine, but had said it hopes progress will be made during the next round of talks to resolve the conflict she funded watching did he talk to him 1st once needed to self 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 un charter and protect the sovereign and territorial integrity of all countries. australia is prime ministers urging china to join the effort to stop the war. scott morrison offered more support to ukraine, describing russia's invasion as a wake up call to the west side o'clock reports from brisbin. you mean fighting

oscillation? due to coven astrology, as prime minister made his foreign policy address via social media. scott morrison confirmed that $70000000.00 worth of humanitarian aid, ammunition and resolve, had touched down in europe, destined for ukraine during a phone conversation on saturday, he also offered president lensky more support if needed. if there is further effective support we can provide to assist you cry difference, we will every die you try and resist is a further diag humiliation president and imposes a heavy for us on he's a legal, reckless. he callous acts of aggression. his try and prime minister the noun, what he described as rushes attempt to reset world order. he's is the strategic implications of if attacked by president person, stretch from europe the indo pacific and warned that it could embolden another

authoritarian later in the region. i think china's rapidly expanding militarization in the south china sea will, as china's words about its commitment to global place and respect to sovereignty and territorial integrity, implying a policy, broaden the international community for a very long time now. so it's now a john is and the latest at this point of history, to demonstrate that there is a more than just worse. 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. yeah, united states and the united kingdom have boosted they different in the region under trilateral pact to ward off basically be further expand in the areas i just was it's long habit ambition to taiwan. one thing we know 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. a strategy has announced it will set up a 2nd submarine base to both its regional defense capabilities, british american and a strongly nuclear power subs purchase under the orchestra. latso packed will be based here to counter china's moves in the indo pacific. construction of the spice will begin next year. sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories ukrainian, and russian officials and in bella luce, for the 1st round of talks, they're discussing how to open humanitarian corridors out of several ukrainian cities to get civilians to safety. most of the corridors tabled by moscow would only allow evacuated to go.