connect pieces together, it also builds does profits that are easy to make and hauled to ignore. perhaps it means that all of us should be a little more vigilant about what we put on our plates. ah ukrainians begin leaving the city of su lee after an agreement is made with russia to open a humanitarian, colorado. ah, hi there. kim vanelle, this is al jazeera live from dough ha, also coming up, choose distribute. since we are in ukraine's 2nd largest city, where people say they have no where to go off to rushes, bombing campaign reduced their homes to rob, saluting

a war harrow. how people in separatist control don't add sca remembering someone bay coal a piece fighter and cutting off russian oil, washington pushes for a bad on impulse that people are paying the price at the pump. the grain has begun evacuating people from besieged cities that have felt the force of rush and bombardment. there is saw, these rather are some of the areas where humanitarian corridors have been established to get thousands of people to safety. buses are leaving the city of sumeet often over night s right killed at least 20 people. but he cranes defense minister, accusing moscow of once again violating the seas far along the route to mario pole . want this dorm or get chosen, or they are consciously blocking food supplies and water, and switching off electricity in mary apple for the 1st time since the nazis

occupied a child has died from dehydration. listen here, media partners. a child has died in 2022 of dehydration due to the molar misty. we have seen a lot of promises and agreements, namely about the creation of humanitarian corridors. but they haven't worked so far and i have no more time to wait. and mary o poll, people don't have time to wait anymore. the occupants want or people to die. i join a hall, joins us now live from lives. jonah, what more do we know about these humanitarian car at all is which of them are operating? which of them the faith? i'm afraid it's not a definitive picture by any means for the 2nd day in a row. on tuesday, the russian side started the day by offering you the actual safe passage out of a number of urban centers that have come under consistent an attack from germany,

even the nor to cave, to sue me on the road to keep her keep as well. and down east southeast in mary, you poll initially on monday, those routes out of those cities that russia was offering, headed towards bell roofs and russia itself. and it wasn't a great clamor to take advantage of that. that was denounced by the ukrainian side as cynical and immoral and manipulative on tuesday. they seem to have modified that approach, suggested that people could decide where they wanted to go. and subsequent to that, we've had confirmation from the ukranian side, that the route out of sue me down to the south to pull top about a 180 kilometers on a pretty good road. he's a negotiated safe passage and evacuation along that road has begun and subsequent to that, we heard that an evacuation was beginning in mario poll. also apparently negotiated with the russian side. 30 buses was seen entering that southern port city on the black sea. of course it's been cut off for days now from basic communities,

a dreadful situation on the siege. there. we have not yet heard that those buses, many of them carrying humanitarian aid into the city of begun leaving, but reports from the ukrainian side suggested already. there is some sort of russian interference with the root of that planned humanitarian evacuation. at this point, that's just player picture as i can paint for you. ok, jonah. what about the situation in terms of the fighting across the country which areas on now we're continuing to come on the russian bombardment. in terms of painting a wider picture for you of the emerging and developing sort of front lines, i think it's worth bearing in mind that there sort of 2 perspectives to consider here in terms of the russian attack. the one is a picture that is frequently painted by western intelligence services of an army that is increasingly bog down on the ground that is dog by logistical and support

issues, mechanical breakdown, morale issues, part literally getting stuck in the mud. as the spring thor begins with the sun shining today for the 1st day and several in t. a. for instance, that 40 mile long convoy heading towards key that we had so much about hasn't moved in 6 days. and clearly, the russians having some trouble. marshalling supplies and support for that convoy on the ground, but they are having much better luck with supply routes from air is that they do control across the russian border across the bel russian border out of the eastern breakaway region. so there is movement and there is sustained activity up in the north in sherony, in the car keys, of course that huge eastern city at just near car is you me of a place between even the russian border that they are trying to encircle and 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 as crushed, others. flames still rise from buildings nearby. bomb craters and twisted steel. this st in central concave shows you just how devastating the effects of russian bombings of the city has been an entire 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 give theresa is in shock. she walks around

in the days, looking at the destroyed businesses and homes. when you finish the brush up here, i cannot think straight. i can't find the words. sprague, hutto. it's barbaric, terrible. the world is shaking. no, can you hear me? yes. 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 salad and bread elona and her 12 year old daughter. nastier show us the train carriage where

they've sheltered since their home was destroyed to us dissidence in wellness. it's dotted 12 days ago. our house was destroyed and she is not good. we don't know where to live any more. 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 shit of their belongings and neatly arranged where they sleep. there are family pets here too. she or she would just because i thought we would live peacefully and happiness united, but i was wrong. in the carriage, we find 19 old violetta and her baby son, book dawn. he was born in hospital 2 days after the russian army invaded

it almost so difficult every day we washed him upstairs. i'm so worried about him getting cold blooded may putin told the world repeatedly, russia would never invade ukraine. car cave is a terrified testimony to his lie shall stop al jazeera called cave. will the un says the number of people fleeing rushes advance has now reached 2000000 to you and todd commissioner for human rights. michelle busha la, won't everyone fleeing to be allowed safe passage? i'm deeply concerned about swimming are strapped, inactive hostility in numerous areas. and i urge all parties to take effect to action to enable all civilians, including those situation vulnerability to safely leave areas effective by conflict

. the office and receive reports of. we tried the attention of pro cranium activists in areas that have recently come under the control of our groups in the east of the couch. we have also received reports of beings, of people considered to be pro russian and government control territories. i repeat my urgent go for a peaceful and still it is but it's miss joins us now from a reception center for displaced people in the novel of the region. that's in separate health. don't ask bernard, what's happening there it came were about 30 kilometers, east of mile fall in territory controlled by the self declared john republic. so this is a really very small reception center. so my shoulder are a couple of tens, one more of a clinic and one for people to sit and wait. there were only really a dozen people. so there earlier when they arrived a couple of hours ago. and since then,

another bus arrived with about $25.00 people on it. so it shows that the corridor that must exist between mario pollen here is clearly working that just not many people coming down. and we've only seen that one, but there were some other people that came last night. they're being kept in another school. but the idea of this place really is just as a sense of people then to try and find elsewhere to go elsewhere. either in don't yet score in the russian republic. remember, it's important that we points out that these people are escaping a city. that is surrounded by don yet, sc and russian forces. and they're escaping into territory controlled by don't yet . but for many of them as a practical matter of, well what is easiest way to get out of mary awful. and for those that have come, this is, these is way, this is the safest place for them to be. they have been given medical treatment

here. those that need it, there are a couple of people in a hospital not far from a who are wounded and others are wasting for family members to come and take them to take them further on. as i say to don yet, score if they wish to go into the russian federation bloody marriage, yoga has become one of the 1st heroes of the new russian recognized the netscape people's republic, the dpr to much of the rest of the world. he was a separatist fighting ukraine for control of its sovereign territory for the several 1000 mourners. here he was fighting for peace. what 0 fastly they are defenders of our land. they offer truth, they offer the fatherland. this is like the great patchy or sick war story. if that can we do? i think this is my duty. this man gave his life for freedom and independence of our great republic. i had to come, he fights for us for all the that they had some heath jogger was the commander of

the d. p. r's, elite a spart, a battalion. his soldiers say he'd gone to rescue civilians from an apartment building in vol, nevada, during what was supposed to be a humanitarian cease fire on saturday. but his unit got trapped in a fire fight with what they called ukrainian nationalists. jogger was shot. one of the people who will report the story across social media to the russian public is a well known and influential war reporter, semi on peg tick, the way it's resume utilities to both of those who fight civilians are terrorists. so for me, it's not a military operation, but a counter terrorist operation left for me. the militants and new nazis who practically control ukraine. now are the same as i saw terrorism, which are that is the the morn as a chanting. we will not forgive. we will not forget vladimir putin has awarded vladimir yaga posthumously, the title hero of russia. if the countries highest honor given for service to the

russian state and nation before the invasion of ukraine, more than 14000 people had died in the fighting to try and bring this region closer to russia. russian don bass, that sign reads. now, most men have been drafted to the military. there's more death. it's hard to imagine how this region would be allowed to return to craning control. bernard smith, al jazeera desk, still head on al jazeera, leaving no stone unturned, the families joining together to search mexico for their missing loved ones. ah, mm. look forward to brighter skies. the winter sponsored my cattle airways where east asia is warming up quite surprisingly quickly. it's almost as though winter suddenly decide that it's all gone and the

certainly no more significant snow for japan. we see that for weeks on end, there's not much for the out of the sky anywhere. in fact, the sunshine is the dominant feature. there's a bit of rain starting to form now in a western part of china. but touches are the obvious thing from hand, which should be 14 is tamya right up to hobbin will on, but our temperatures are many degrees above the average. and that's happened very suddenly is the forecast thursday. what is happening now? and it's the coming out really quite quickly. rather a slower increase in india, but still increase, boom buys getting warm and it should be go hot, let go a light course. and that's helping to build cloud. and then for shares of your few shout down this west coast. well, the more significant and this is late when to started afghanistan and northern pakistan as well as the rave implants in the middle east. hard to say it's a winter storm if you're on the african side, but obviously it's still, he's in turkey, the caucus isn't far north of syria that snow, but the wind is brought in southeast swirling system means once again, dust at least, sandstorms, possibly saudi arabia,

iraq and she wait and down the raping of you may well notice temperatures are a long way above where they should be. oh, the weather sponsored by katara, always serious, darkest days with one man leading the country through us. present us out as los legitimacy. he needs to step out as he retained controls through over a decade of war. we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human aside master of chaos on all jazeera ah oh,

watching all jazz era remind all of our top stories this out. another attempt to evacuate civilians is on the way in the ukrainian city of sumi, that's where an overnight astride killed at least 20 people previous attempts over the past week fell a pop swim civilians reportedly came on to 5 russian air attacks of devastated count keefe forcing many of its people to flee more than 100 people have been killed in ukraine, 2nd largest city. it's home to 1400000 people. and many say they have no place to go. the u. n says the number of refugees fleeing ukraine has reached 2000000 people. is describing the situation is the fastest growing exodus in europe is seen since the 2nd world war. humanitarian aid and buses have been deployed to the ukrainian city of mario pole where hundreds of thousands of people trapped child

stratford to is in jeopardy. she a region which is part of the humanitarian corridor. finally, is a cold war frocks. during humanitarian aid of boxes, heading to the besieged child of marianna. there were dozens of these school buses repulsed earlier old heading south, having some reserve about an hour ago, i just turned around and show you where they will be going. this child here is the last child we understand in blue control of the ukrainian military, the accredited military, or we both control off to that relish died there. all patches of russia bull says in villages that we all that full russian army or lot more. russian

forces we've heard in the last few minutes, some sharing in the area believe in the southwest. or we cannot confirm as to whether that is actually along the route to mariel. but as i say, it's hoped that this a jameson laws will manage to get out some of the hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in mariel for a place where it's been reported, there is no electricity, no running water. we've heard reports of dead civilians on the streets. so it's going to be very interesting to diagnose board to see whether they saw holes or these buses make you into mariel and bring some of those trump civilians out, rushes deputy prime minister says crude oil prices could climb to of a $300.00 per barrel if the u. s. into european union benz imports of oil from

russia, president joe biden is yet to decide whether to impose oil sanctions on russia. he is broad bipartisan support in congress, but his disagreements over how and where the u. s. would get alternative supplies. my kind of reports from washington dc. the u. s. 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 been an 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 the bided 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, while this broad bipartisan support, oil sanctions against russia in congress. this theory, 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 potent and the idea of getting gas from iran to make up for the

last we received from russia is insane. you'd be taking gas revenue away from a dictator, a war criminal in increasing revenue for a religious nazi the toll of iran. that is the dumbest idea i've ever heard. we are producing over a 1000000 bowers, lots of dave and we were just a couple years ago. we have the capability to do it. i think that's a much better strategy, begging saudi arabia to produce more or cutting a deal with a narco terrorist and the durham and venezuela, which wouldn't even lead to enough oil anyways. or some, you know, crazy iran deal that almost guaranteed to be a nuclear weapons policy. 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 here a washington or cornelia mayor, is an economist and oil and gas specialist. she says a u. s. oil band is unlikely to have a huge impact on russia. the impact to russ i will be minimal for the us banning because only one percent of russian oil exports go to to, to, to, to the us. and for the us it's easy to say that because only 3 percent of their imports and the majority of what they consume, they produce themselves said a largest oil producer, come from russia for europe. it's a very, very different ball game for the u. s. the implications is if, if oil, if, if them, if it manages to convince the europeans to join and i, and, and there's less oil going towards europe and the u. s. it will price the world

prices, it will bring the global oil prices up. and the consumer will feel that the pump all bets are off. if europe also bands oil, if it's just the u. s, i don't think anything will happen. but mind you, you know, if russian oil russian all the, had a hard time finding a homer last week and it did the chinese and the indians just waited until the discount was high enough and then bought. so russian oil will find the home. it's not the same for gas, but russian oil will find the home even if the europeans choose not to buy it. in other news, a south korean naval ship has 5 warning shots at a north korean patrol boat that briefly crossed the country's disputed western sea boundary. the north korean bo was chasing an unarmed vessel but retreated after warning. shots were fired. south korean military officials seized the vessel questioned its 7 crew members. robert bryan has more from salt. this incident

apparently took place near bank young island. this is the western most island of south career. it's out in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from china, and it's right on the de facto maritime border between north and south. it is an area that has seen clashes and incidents before between north and south, according to the south korean military. this all happened tuesday morning. local time when they detected a north korean vessel had strayed into south korea waters, they say that it was apparently being given a tow to being young island. when a 2nd north korean vessel appeared and also crossed over into the south, possibly giving chase. it was at that point that the south koreans fired warning shots and the 2nd north korean patrol vessel disappeared back north. an investigation is now underway into who was on board this f 1st north korean vessel . according to media reports here in south korea, there was 7 people on board,

6 of them wearing military uniform. now the question is whether this was some sort of mass defection by military personnel from the old it doesn't happen very often, but military personnel have been known to defect to the south all weather as some other media here. and now reporting that the people on board the vessel of told or thirties that it was some sort of mistake, possibly a navigational error and that they somehow ended up in south korean waters. the number of missing persons cases in mexico is on the rise. almost 100000 people are currently missing. many of those are migrants from elsewhere in latin america. i nor alpa reports from mexico city where families are joining together to search for their loved ones. the sonoran desert in north western mexico. this aired expanse is one of the last barriers migrants face before crossing to the

united states. in many cases, it's also a place where migrants are never seen or heard from again, s t course kellerso colona. morello is here in search of her son, oscar a migrant from honduras, who went missing in mexico in 2010 lab is. but it's and the less, but suddenly granted, the disappearance of migrants is invisible. society anal pharmacies dol one to accept that there are thousands of migrants with his appeared in mexican territory . i nearly the search for those who have gone missing has led to the formation of an international collective of families. their commitment is to leave no stone unturned and raise awareness to the plight of disappeared, migrants yeah, oh yeah, you get that? i love, it's an exhausting effort. and in a country where thousands go missing every year. those who search say support from the mexican government is lacking a lot lot analyst at eddie and their net one l. m. must have been young. governments need to pay more attention to the topic of migrants because migrant suffer

a great deal. and we as mothers also suffer knowing that our children have been lost here. yes, i there to make them as he was in of hundreds of migrants go missing in the sonora desert every year. experts say the high rate of disappearances is linked to organized criminal networks, high levels of violence and corruption. the extent of this crisis isn't lost on government leaders, though. mexican president embassy, manuel lopez, although it has created a national search commission to launch more effective searches, critics say the government's resources and man power are severely limited. according to recent mexican government, statistics of the more than 1600 missing persons cases in 2020, not a single one made it to court, pointing to another major obstacle toward curbing disappearances. impunity the search brigade for missing persons in sonata has attracted families of migrants from across latin america. to day, they're looking for clues at a municipal dump. they hope one of the dozens of people sorting through the garbage

and debris might offer a lead and, and with it, a chance at finding a missing person still alive. their dec i go, i m best say i will. since the 1st day my son disappeared. i began sashon for him. i've searched all of mexico. i got it in the 12 years of session with them as our america migrant movement have had the fortune of finding people alive. we found more than 300 people alliance. yeah. the number of missing persons in mexico is fast approaching 100000 and search brigades, led by families now take place all across the country. in would feels like a never ending search for the disappeared. manuel it up. hello al jazeera mexico city. ah, with y'all g there, i reminded now of the top story. another attempt to evacuate civilians is underway in the u. k.