in the 19 sixty's atkinson emma was born filmmakers were on the way of the dangers to come ah presidents begin leaving the ukrainian city of sumi and several other areas after an agreement is made with russia to open humanitarian corridors. ah, hi there can vanelle. this is l g as they're alive from dough ha. also coming up to speed. you look the news where in ukraine, 2nd largest city, where people say they've got no where to go. after rushes bombing campaign reduce their homes to rumble. no significant decisions. after

a 3rd round of talks to stop the fighting key of calls them positive, russia says if expectations were not met a new attempt is underway in ukraine to lead civilians to safety. previous plans fell apart when civilians reportedly came on the fire bosses leaving the city of sumi, that's where an overnight air strike killed at least 10 people. russia says several other routes have been established, most of which are accurate, ukrainians, and to russian. and bel russian territory, but ukraine's deputy prime minister says only one corridor has been agreed on by both sides. jordan, my as opposed to watch when you thought nick was today or she monitoring car doors start working for the city of sumi. this has been officially agreed upon by the russian ministry of defense and elected to the red cross, both the red cross and we as a party have this confirmation. there is just one corridor, but not

a single other route has been agreed upon. and we have information that the russian side has decided to sabotage the work of this corridor to make people use other routes which are not agreed upon. we call on russia to stop its manipulation. this is about evacuation of residence as well as citizens of india and china to the city of pal tava, and also for the delivery of humanitarian aid. the ukrainian side is prepared to deliver on this route of more on this, i'd speak to joe in a hall, he joined the slide from leave. jonah just thought by bring you up to speed about these on these humanitarian corridors. one has been agreed on by both sides. what about the rest of them? well, frankly, it's a pretty confused picture, isn't it really the cravings, you heard? they're saying just that roots out of to me, is part of a sort of negotiated agreement on roots of evacuation. but there are lots of other potential routes of evacuation allegedly open at the moment. the whole to humanity

in corridor or issue has been rather foggy up to now you recall to negotiated attempts of corridors out of multiple and vulnerable fell apart on saturday and sunday, each side, blaming the other for the breakdown of those that on monday, this unilateral offer by russia to open a series of roots out a big populated and bombarded centers, bases like kia, like car, keeps like mary poll, and sue me. nothing came of that. they were roots that led directly into russia and into russian allied bella roosted, the denounced as cynical unacceptable immoral by the ukrainian side and again on tuesday. the 1st thing in the morning, russia opened a head, was opening those corridors again, the russian ambassador to the un, no less people could choose where they wanted to go. at the moment, as we say, the negotiated route, we are aware of is that route out of sue me. we also hear that evacuations are under way out of pain or pain in that colorado of smaller suburban centers,

just to the west of the capital, kia that's been under a heavy attack in recent days and centers very near by continue to come under attack. the russians just keeping that pressure up on the capital. they're a bridge factory nearby. mccurry was hit by strike. 13 people killed their late on monday, and the mayor hostile also killed as he handed out a desperate need for escape. and some people appeared to be taking advantage of the opportunity. okay, john wants the latest on the fighting. was the picture across, across the country. you know, we keep hearing these reports, quoting military analysts and western intelligence sources and so on about how the russian army is bogged down in places, how it is suffering from logistical failures, support failures, mechanical breakdowns and so on. and certainly that huge convoy,

40 miles long heading towards the capital kid hasn't moved, we're told by western intelligence assessments in about 6 days. but that is just part of the picture because it does not follow that the russians are not making advances elsewhere, they do appear to be baking gains and holding gains on roots that are closer to supply line supply lines that are able to operate more efficiently. so sustained attack up in the north, in germany, he sustained attack on hockey in the east. the russians of surrounding and moving on a small place called e z u, which is potentially close to falling. we told him and told him that would open a corridor between keith and the russian border directly. and of course, the situation continues to evolve in the south, not just around mario pole, and that colorado between premier and the eastern breakaway regents. but the russian forces continuing to push on nikolai of that's just to the west of crimea, trying to open a route towards the next potential big target. odessa. and one more bit of news

note to do with the russian advance news that a significant commander appears to have been killed. he is retiring harassed him. of the commander of the 41st army. this news emerging to tapped phone calls conducted between f. s b. russian intelligence operatives on apparently an open line corroborated again by western intelligence sources who discussed the death of that commander open, telephone lines being used significantly because of a breakdown apparent in their secure communications. all right, thank you said on to the john hall live from live in western ukraine. russian air strikes have left you crane 2nd largest city in ruins. buildings in ca, heaver flattens, and the streets are filled with rubble shall strengthen reports from the heart of the city. and many people have been forced to flee, and others st. that's not no place to go. a man walks carefully down the street

totally destroyed. russian bombs have ripped through these buildings in central car cave. the area is silent and brutally scarred. shrapnel has ripped through cars, masonry, thrown in, the blasts has crushed others with flames still rise from buildings nearby on craters and twisted steel. this street in central car cave shows you just how devastating the effect of russian bombing of the city has been. its higher st totally destroyed. where do these buildings have people's homes in the private residences, flats, some of them still smoking. one of the main things that many people here tell you

is that they can in no way understand how the leader of a country like russia could do something like this to a city like called kiff. teresa is in short, she walks around in a days looking at the destroyed businesses and homes. oh, you can usually push it up here. no, i cannot think straight. i can't find the words. sprague, you to hold. it's barbaric, terrible. the world is shaking. no. can you give it to you? i just don't understand. shrapnel has ripped through the golden spires and an orthodox church. every windows smashed wonder ground metro stations is where many people hide. young and old stand

patiently in line for food served by volunteers. bowl soup, solid bread elona and her 12 year old daughter. nastier show us the train carriage where they've sheltered since their home was destroyed. she was did you know the name of it's dotted 12 days ago? a house was destroyed and she is like when we don't know where to live any more this week, i don't know where to go with my child. honestly help us. it is no. there are many here like us who have lost everything. them citizens, their belongings and neatly arranged where they sleep. there are family pets. here

to you have she door susan. this is full and i thought we would live peacefully and happiness united, but i was wrong. so go closer in all the carriage, we find 19 year old violetta and her baby son book dawn. he was born in hospital 2 days after the russian army invaded. digital is almost, it's so difficult because every day we wash him up stairs. i'm so worried about him getting cold. vladimir putin told the world repeatedly, russia would never invade ukraine. cock give is a terrified testimony to his lie. joel stratford al jazeera called cave. the united nation says the number of ukrainian refugees could top 2000000 today or tomorrow. warning comes the day after the security council called for

a safe passage for those tramps because of fighting. kristen salumi reports from new york. the united nations security council heard about the impact of conflict as having on civilians in an open meeting. while the same time they're working behind the scenes to try to get a resolution passed that would ensure humanitarian access to the conflict. the united nations is calling for unimpeded access for humanitarian workers and also for civilians to leave the country. should they so desire that something that none of the council members disagree with in principle, but they can't seem to agree on the wording for a resolution. it was very welcome to hear of the agreement between the ukrainian authorities and the russian federation about the need for humanitarian corridors. that was welcome. but as you know, it's yet to be to be realised. we believe there are things that need to be clearly understood as the basis for safe passage. you need to have clarity on the route. it

needs to be a route which is safe. you need to have timing for movements. you need to have contact numbers for those running the convoys in and out. you need to know what the purposes of each movement you'd eat. i have a hotline in case it doesn't work. we need all these, all these aspects which we've all learned from bitter experience elsewhere, to get these safe passages to what russia accused ukraine of blocking civilians for leaving the country and using them as human shields. ukraine accused russia of hypocrisy and france, which is attempting to draft a resolution guaranteeing humanitarian acts as says a cessation of hostilities will be necessary in order to achieve that. wow. the united nations is not waiting for the security council before it moves ahead with its plans to bring relief to the people of ukraine. they've already met with

a defense officials in moscow and are moving forward with or without a resolution still ahead on al jazeera cutting off russian oil, washington pushes for a ban on impulse. it. is that any way to stop soaring prices at the pump? ah, the now someone tell them to get floods during the rainy season, around the laser, indonesia, the recently big sandstone have been sumatra. but actually quite a long pole where we saw flooding from the weekend, still sitting on the ground is extensive. not too deep in the outskirts because of quite a long another. the rain hasn't exactly stopped, but it's going to be light the showers. i think them probably becoming bigger later on wednesday and into thursday. this orange is what stands out that's really in the

islands. the west of the philippines are running down towards the north, a bony, occasional orange tops elsewhere in java would suggest getting that potential flash for just to the actuality of france is also still there in australia, around sidney row, all around new south wales. in fact, there are still warnings out of met ray, which will go away by i think the start of wednesday, certainly by the end, the wednesday about up the coast is still a strong wind, big surf dangerous conditions and they'll be flood still on the ground. taking you to thursday, the rain has gone apart from a few showers in queens, and it's still about 5 degrees warmer than it should be in purse and canal. and that rain isn't heading towards new zealand, but as it comes slowly, your way you'll induce a warmth. i think christ church goes up to about 27 by friday. ah, with feel like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing

is my get out ticket is, is not even just my thing is the people around like got away. i'm getting the story about my life is going to take 50 future to do a don't a mid you the next you deep award winning documentary witness on out his era. ah ah, what's going on there as a reminder of our top stories this hour. another attempt to evacuate civilians is on the way in the ukrainian city of sunni. that's where an overnight astride killed at least 10 people. previous attempts over the past week fell apart. when vivian's

reportedly came on fire. russian air attacks have devastated khaki forcing many of its people sleep. well, the 100 people have been killed in ukraine, 2nd largest city. it's home to 1400000 people and many have no place to go. russian negotiated, say, the latest talks with ukraine to end, the conflict did not meet their expectations, but a full round will be held and bellow soon dos. jibari is in moscow with more on the kremlin demands. one of the most m. o. official statements that we've heard from russian officials was from the kremlin spokesperson, dmitri pascall, who laid out for the 1st time what rushes looking for in order for this so called military operation in ukraine to end. and there are 4 points that the russians want from the ukranian government, and 1st that is for them to cease military operations. and to that they make

constitutional amendments where they a rule out any a joining of any block in the future, including nato and 3rd, they want crimea, which russia annexed in 2014, to be officially recognized as part of russia. they also want, he have to recognize the separatist regions of don yeske and the guns in the eastern part of ukraine. as independent republics. these are the main points now, according to russian officials that will at once this, these things are done by the government, key of the fighting will stop immediately. and of course, the ukrainian officials have said that their conditions are that the needs to be an immediate cease fire and a withdrawal of all russian troops from ukrainian soil before they can talk about anything else. what we're going to hear now from the un high commissioner michelle boshoway, who is addressing the human rights council in geneva. let's listen and in areas that have recently come under the control of our groups in the east of the couch.

we have also received reports of beatings, of people considered to be pro russian government control territories. i repeat my urgent call for a peaceful and to hostile. it is in the russian federation of the space. so discussion or criticism of policies, including military action against craig, is increasingly profile or strict. some 12700 people have been arbitrarily arrested for holding peaceful anti war protest. i'm media irene required use only official information and i have main concern about the use of repressive inflation that in the exercise of civil rights and could be nice thing, non violent behavior, big and overly broad definition. for example, of extremism or incitement to hatred, have led to legal interpretation that are not in line with russia. she writes that location. a further leave is leisha keeping allies in sequence dances of the scraping the armed forces confusing down this concerning fact,

fundamental freedoms of the work of human right defendants continued to be undermined by what the use of the 2012 so called for a major law as evidenced by the leash, closer to organizational set up by the widely respected group memorial in boston, in boston under sickle be now deepening political crisis, had been filled by device or tory, formed by some political leaders, incidents of a hate speech and a sign that violence in the republic, francesca and kitty early this year have alarm many people underscore in the urgent need for leaders to condemn our fame from such statements. we saw that you took the initiative in the republican shariska entity to withdraw from state to sherwood. if adopt that disrupt the referral for the limits independence of the shade, which potentially with potentially far reaching impact is essential that the

current negotiations on the left for our reform uphold the equality of all of. that would be a speaker sense in line with ok, that is michelle bush away. they're speaking the combination of the you in human rights council meeting, repeating an urgent call for peaceful end to the conflict and ukraine. also noting that some 12700 people have been arrested in russia for protesting against the war . the response has go to russia now and bring in marx, li, boda. he is an international relations and security analyst and he joined his live from moscow. thank you. for your time, i want to start with military movements on the ground water assessment of the lakes . this is happening on the ground in ukraine, particularly on the convoy outside of kia, which has been there now for 6 days. yes, so i mean there's a lot of different axis for the conflict going on around key as

the entrenchment of forces. the encircling of continues in the north in the northeast of the country. har, cough and sue me to a very large degree. are also surrounded in the southern theater. there has been a very large breakout. russia has made substantial gains in the south of the ukraine. and they have effectively linked up the eastern in southern france. and the only hold out on that coast is military . ok, which is held by the off neo nazi brigade and will be a tougher not to crack. but that's, you know, the military formation on the ground right now. right now the military, i just,

i just want to, i just want to comment on you talking about the photography on it being neo nazis. i believe actually there were some of the far right elements, but they were, they were integrated as part of the ukranian army one day. yes, they are. there are several neo nazi brigades that are officially stayed armed and funded by the regime. and where days off is certainly one of those and they are in indisputably band, right? fascist, neo nazi, ideal logically organization. sure. if i should point out, says that when that integration happened, they have separated and addressed those far right elements in order to bring those battalions into the ukrainian forces. i want to ask you, what do you think the russian strategy is here? how is this war going? to end this war is going to end, i mean,

the official pronouncements are about the militarization and the d, not the for cation of ukraine. of course, that is not going to be accomplished without removing the put regime in kiev, that the u. s. helped install in 2014 and of course, you know, the creation of a transition government that will likely be composed of elements of the eastern ukrainian political opposition that has been repressed for the last 8 years in the country. i should also point out there, you talked about the notification, the shirts museum, and the u. s. holocaust mostly museum. have both condemned, put in using the term saying that it's being co opted exploiting history for his own false narrative. not to mention the fact that the president of the russian speaking, do i want to ask you, you think that we are heading towards a global deal coupling?

explain that for us, if you would yes. first of all, whether your father was jewish or not, has nothing to do with the fact that your regime has state armed and funding, neo nazi organizations that you have sent to kill your own people for the last 8 years. you don't get the claim that and some kind of defense, right? as long as these neo nazi organizations, principal objects of hatred, are ethnic russian. so voc east ukrainians and left us in the country, then they are considered kosher by the regime and obviously by the western mainstream media. but this is a shameful white washing and apology. and the statement from the organizations you mention says more about their institutional capture by western states than it does about any reality on the ground in you. when you name streets and buildings after world war 2 era, nazi collaborator and you claim that these world war, 2 era,

nazi collaborators inefficient legislation, are the heroes and founding fathers of your country. you don't not get to claim that you are a fascist regime, whether the current pop ahead president is of jewish descent or not. all right, and that is the russian perspective there. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera. thanks for having me. ross, his deputy prime minister says crude oil prices could climb to over $300.00 per barrel with the us and european union ban imports of oil from russia. president joe biden is yet to decide whether to impose oil sanctions on russia. he has broad bipartisan support in congress, but this disagreement of the how and where the u. s. would get alternative supplies . my kind of reports from washington d. c. the us motorist is already feeling the pain. the price of gas is now at its highest level since the economic crash in 2008. and this could rise even

further, should the us decide to impose sanctions on russian oil? no decision has been made at this point by the president about an, a ban on import, a ban on importing oil from russia. and those discussions are ongoing internally and also with our counterparts and partners in europe and around the world. i would know that what the present is most focused on is ensuring we are continuing to take steps to deliver punishing economic consequences on certain well taking all action necessary to limit the impact to prices at the gas time. the u. s. is the world's largest oil producer, but is also the largest consumer and remains dependent. unimportant, foreign oil. 8 percent of oil imported in the us comes from russia and divided administration is seeking ways to make up the shortfall should impose sanctions.

the white house confirmed a high level team visited venezuela this weekend to discuss, among other issues, energy matters. there's also been speculation about importing oil from iran. i, while this broad bipartisan support for oil sanctions against russia in congress. this fear re, among republicans about any suggestion that countries like venezuela or iran could make up the shortfall. we should be drilling for oil and gas that we own to replace what we buy from putin. and the idea of getting gas from iran to make up for the loss we receive from russia is insane. you'd be taking geek gas revenue away from a dictator, a war criminal in increasing revenue for a religious nazi, the ayatollah of iran. that is the dumbest idea i've ever heard. we are producing over a 1000000 bowers less today than we were just a couple years ago. we have the capability to do it. i think that's

a much better strategy that begging saudi arabia to produce more of cutting a deal with a narco terrorist in the duro and venezuela, which wouldn't even lead to enough oral anyways. or some crazy iran deal that almost guaranteed to be a nuclear weapons underlying the bite and administration's deliberations about oil sanctions against russia. our domestic political concerns, prices at the pump and electric rail in us politics and looming ahead late to the mid term elections in which high gas prices could have severe consequences for the administration in charge. regardless of the reason my kind of out, sierra washington and other news, thailand's prime minister is looking increasingly isolated after recent affections from the ruling policy and subs from coalition partners. general pro channel has been empowered from 2014 but after a military coup. the ruling coalition appears shaky. the chain reports from bangkok,

ah, the traditional chinese line dancers are the political protest in bangkok to bring good luck. the dancing line is matched by the dragon's roar. the speakers line up to denounce amnesty international and other organizations. they say threatened thailand sovereignty, but the royalists protested, who supported the military coup in 2014. and the generals that have been in control since, and now feeling a little less secure. i mean, i got there is still a sense of unity among the routing parties to continue supporting general pry you challenger and to keep them as prime minister until the end of his 4 year term. this year, major cracks of emerged in the coalition terminate from pow had risen to the top of the ruling party. despite serving for years for haron smuggling and australia defected or suggesting major leadership split and prime minister prior tanaka was

snubbed at a recent cabinet meeting by members of the other coalition party who refused to turn up starting to look lonely at the top under ground. they're losing boats losing support. i think the royalist military regime ah, is feeling re threatened. this is a says central or a substantial, a threat against them from the electoral forces of the opposition. the big question is whether those electoral forces are strong enough to take power. the current constitution written by the military, after the coo allowed the ruling generals to maintain control. despite losing at the ballot box. the party that has won every election in the last 20 years in various guises knows it would take a massive landslide to get the generals out loud as, as like, we're living in the worst situation. we can imagine since the last aleck.