in a war was coughing so much was was still rolling and making it very difficult to try and protest the russian army has positioned itself in the next town. stay with us, just the run for the late developments. ah, ah, early morning air raid sirens and cave, alas before yes, another russian humanitarian, sci fi on day 14, the war against ukraine shilling along the evacuation card on the besiege port, city of modern pulse doors efforts to move people out. ah, hello money, sorry, this is al, they're alive from hall or so coming up to $1000000.00 and counting ukrainians.

continue to escape, dividing in what is developing into the worlds fastest refugee crisis. this is a step that we're taking to inflict further pain on. and president joe bought in band the course of oil from russia, but was the decision will come with the 7 g m t 9 am local time in ukraine, where another humanitarian sci fi has been announced by russia, which is due to begin at any moment previous attempts have been mod, by violations, and just hours ago air raid sirens running out in the ukrainian capital, people are desperate to leave besieged. city, such as modern pole with food and water are running low. but it's charles trough reports. residents remain in them. both the buses itself towards mary pull,

the latest attempt to evacuate thousands of people trapped in the besieged port city. on the opposite sea, mariel has suffered some of the worst fights in recent days. the russian army and russian banks, separate his spices, reportedly surrounded the city where the dead bodies lie in the streets. when we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine, we've got nothing more than ever seeing his mind. the roots of town are being shelled, says the policeman. at the moment, negotiations about believing which security have failed and trust me. i have family at home and i am also worried about. he says, unfortunately, the best security for us all is to be inside the city on the ground and in shelters . approximately 200 kilometers north. in the town of all a cave, the buses meant to rescue the people of mariel and stopped. russian army positions

are only 10 kilometers from here. drivers, some which family in mariel told us they'd heard reports of fighting on the root is lumps because there has been no connection with the city for days. and i haven't been able to get in touch with my wife and sister for 5 days, and we've tried to get to murray up or twice already. this is asked her team to we don't know if it will happen. after more than wait, the conway coordinator ordered the drivers to get on the buses and leave. so the boss is now turning round this off according to the coordinator of the coal more. there are reports of heavy fighting on the initially plan route. so mary, awful, a group of drivers struggle to start one of the vehicles. one told us he didn't want to dive this way because it's been shelling they were,

that is go through all the checkpoint. let us guys do that because of the showing. we don't know where we're going now. the convoy headed down to vote to keep moving . ne, another attempted evacuating thousands of tracts and terrified people in mario paul had failed. charles stuff, al jazeera or cave eastern ukraine, asked to correspond, jonah haul, who live for us in the city of livermore. don't. let's start with the humanitarian situation. we understand they will be more attempt today to evacuate people from various parts of ukraine. what more can you tell us? well yes, i understand the same thing. that route will be opened up once again from sue me in the north, that's close to the russian border between kids and keith. as it was on tuesday, a lot of people were able to leave su me, it's a city of a quarter of

a 1000000 people. some 5000 we are told by your credit officials were able to leave su me by boss by private vehicle. a 1000 cars were involved in that many, many buses, escorted by the international committee of the red cross, heading south to a place called pulled tava, a 10900 kilometers south, then regrouping and able to move on from there if they wish to towards the polish border that however, is the only route we are aware of that he's confirmed to be opertitional. as of now, on wednesday, the russians once again, unilaterally put out on the rush, news was their offer to open roots out of other cities. jenny, keep our keys. see me as well, of course, and mario paul, no word whatsoever yet as to whether any of those will in fact be opened and opened in conjunction with the ukrainians and fighting around cave continues. what progress are russians making towards the capital city? because that's the price as it it

ultimately, it must be seen as, as a very key strategic objective of the russians. yes, western intelligence assessments continue to believe that the russians have simply not mustered sufficient force close to the capitol to be able to mount a full scale attack on it. but they do continue with long range artillery and heavy artillery on the ground to mount these attacks. in an arc of suburban senses to the north and north west of the capital, places like butcher, like european, like mark car eve and others. places where we've seen significant civilian deaths in recent days. it been a lot of people also fleeing in the last 2 days. from that going into the capital q and they've been reports of russian. i'm a senior high school bro, very just to the north of the capital. significant fighting is taking place further north and sherony. that's a big city, very close to the beller isn't and russian borders. the objective seems to be to try and open and clear

a colorado 1st resupply that leads down to the capital key of that can service that enormous convoy that's been stopped. stalled for the last 6 days, 40 miles long. it does seem perhaps that it is only a matter of time, therefore that they do get those assets moving and that, that convoys able to join and complete the encirclement of the capital. china on the diplomatic front, b, russian, foreign minister, take a love roovis traveling to turkey to meet with the ukranian for mister. what do we know about this meeting? was it planned? well this possibly the fruits of talks that took place on the telephone between retro type the turkish president and president putin. over the weekend. mister, one is known to have offered turkey as a place into 2 hosts. talks the 2 sides, both russia and ukraine, enjoy good relations with turkey. they share a border in the black sea. turkey is of course, as well, a native member,

but for the time being it may be that turkey is shaping up as a possible location for a route towards future talks. this by old me, but certainly the highest level of talks to take place due to happen. on thursday, foreign minister level, so great, so love, and dmitri could labor do to meet that. is there any side in any shift in negotiating positions? well, if you look very, very, very closely. indeed, there may be, mister putin, himself outlined again, his key demands. he seemed to be stress the need for a full military capitulation by ukraine. he once it's neutrality guaranteed, he wants independence recognised the eastern breakaway regions, and he wants crimea recognized as a part of russia. and if you look on the ukranian side and interviewed by president sky given to american television, just in the last 24 hours seems to suggest nuance there as well. mister zelinski saying look, he has basically given up hope of membership of night. so he doesn't want to join

nato anymore. he believes nato is no longer an alliance, brave enough truly, to support and guarantee the security of ukraine. money. thanks for that update. john hall that for us in the vips one of ukraine's representatives to the united nations has made an emotional appeal. busy to the security council asking the international community to stop russia from killing ukrainians, civilians, mostly women and children have been effectively taken hostage. they are not allowed to leave and be humanitarian aid is not let in. if they try to leave russians open fire and kill them, they are running out of out of food and water and they die. well, the u. k. has unveiled a raft of tough new sanctions against russia's aviation industry. the country will now have the power to detain any russian croft and the exports of ational space

related goods. will also be a criminal offense for russian aircraft to fly all land in the united kingdom. that includes those owned, operated, or charles, and by any one connected with moscow. you as president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas in response to the invasion of ukraine. the u. k. will phase out russian oil by the end of the year, while the european union is aiming to cock gas import spine. 2 thirds this year. energy is russia's biggest source of income, and the move will make inflation worse. whitehouse corresponding kimmy hawk. it explains. it's a major escalation of us economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, us president joe biden went after president latimer putin's most lucrative industry, for banning all imports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no

longer be acceptable us ports the american people will deal another powerful blow to the war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress. and please, by ukrainian president vladimir lensky, widen acknowledged the latest sanction could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from 2 dollars and 77 cents just a year ago, due to high inflation as the economy recovers from the coven pandemic, says, proven, began as military build up and ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american of $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further. the white house is directing the release of some of the u. s. strategic petroleum reserves to

contain prices and compensate for loss supply. but the white house maintains high gas prices might also encourage us consumers to switch to green energy and electric vehicles. but this analyst says the united states is nowhere near ready. the biggest user of oil in any country is transportation and transportation depends on having things like electric vehicles and hybrids vehicle those vehicles represent a relatively small part of the fleet. the fleet turned over slowly, so we're kind of working by year. that's why these latest us economic sanctions against russia may be symbolic, designed to hurt putin financially. but mostly politically, president biden is sending his vice president comma le harris to poland and romania this week to reinforce support for ukraine, but also to reassure nervous allies. fearful that russia could turn its aggression

on them next. kimberly helped him al jazeera, the white house, china's president gigi, and paying has called for maximum restraint in ukraine, adding that he was pained to see war in europe. they all his strongest comments yet on russia's invasion of ukraine. g criticize western sanctions saying they will affect the general population. katrina, you has more on that phone call from beijing. what time would have wanted to see was a quick end to this war and ukraine, but as things escalate, it's clear that beijing is under increasing pressure to express its view as a known friend of russia, as well as to be seen as playing some sort of active role in all of this. so we had president, she didn't paying hold of video conference with the leaders of france and germany. and according to the chinese readout, he expressed his deep concerns about the escalation, escalation of the fighting. he said that the sovereignty of all countries must be

respected, but the secret purity concerns of all parties should also be taken into account. and he said that everything must be done to prevent expanded a humanitarian crisis and criticized western sanctions. a repeating china's lines at these will only effect ordinary people as well as worse and problems in the global economy. he then said that he supported france and germany in creating a balanced security framework for europe, and called again for more dialogue between all parties as well as com. china is walking a very tight and tricky diplomatic type broke. it wants to be seen as taking no slides at all, every time that there are some sort of chinese spokesperson asked about this. it keeps saying, when old on any side, we're only on the side of peace. but what we do know from this call is that china seems to be getting increasingly anxious that it's closeness with russia will affect negatively. it's ties with europe and other western countries and for basing

it simply cannot afford to do that. trade with these countries is too important, so it cannot have any doors close on it from the west as they have to rushes still ahead on the out. is there a big mark to go? mcdonalds announces the golden arches, the clothing for russian. i'm picking a new president. can south korea next lead a stay of the country house. if an economic downturn, ah, europe's weather is showing huge variation contrasts west to east and at the middle actually is fairly quiet and increasingly sunny and slowly warm. but ask of this city of nieces dome of hard pressure dome with an around the edges eco cold this side. and you got woman wet this are coming in from the atlantic. so that zoom in

a little bit over the next 24 hours or so. this won't so produce temperatures in the teens for england, for france. not so for island on the backend cream be pretty, pretty wintry. i have to say the wind is only strong up to this point, then it's all gone quiet. and the sun after co died, warms hamburger up to 11, but the temperatures further east. well they are low, so either 5 been africans and petersburg, rotterdam. so ukraine and beyond to be honest than this, the wanted north european plain, the low countries showing about 5 above the average that carries on all way down the east side of year. so to the balkans and to turkey and greece, windy and cold wind that will be adding to the feel of winter as snow falls out of often 11 skies west to that woman spain wet. in portugal, if you are lucky, windy in the middle and getting worse in turkey. the

frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call the strategy if the rest of the world. to get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs an upright stable, critical debate, wide report claims that need to do and interest, then she'll threat to russia. but it's precisely if he's actions that created this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah the ah. the watching out 0 mind of our top stories. this, our air raid sirens have rung out in the ukrainian capital keys,

hours before russia announced another humanitarian seats on previous attempts have been marked by by nation 1000000 evacuations from ukraine proceed through. we are due to continue more than 5000 people left yesterday or humanitarian portal. us president joe biden has imposed a band on russian oil and gas in response to the invasion of ukraine. u. k will also phase out russian oil by the end of the year, while the european union is aiming to gas improved by 2 thirds this year. well, the announcement on russian oil has seen prices such even higher with summer, unless predicting it could push europe towards with session. charlie angela reports from london already struggling with rising living costs or to me, europeans now face another blow to the finances that the conflict in ukraine

pushing fuel and food prices even higher as applied to phase out oil imports. russia takes shape the economic cost of the war is hitting home. that 3rd, 15 days ago, nobody could think about. the problem is not the price. it will be to morrow, but how much it will cost in $15.00 days. i think best times are coming, but we will have to deal with it. here in london, people are seeing a ripple effect. the russian invasion, the petrol pump. prices have been rising steadily since january that have now reached a new record high. and this could have enough won't affect the cost of transported goods. and the cost of living. russia is the world's 2nd largest exporter as oil, the u imports 27 percent of its own. from russia, the u. k. little less than 10 percent. and the u. s. just 8 percent, which is why europe will feel the effects of the bad far more acutely than the u. s . d. you also plans to cut its dependency on russian gas. why 2 thirds this year,

that 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. todd. bloody. but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before, but ex, but say this decision will mean difficult compromises hitting that target. the very challenging, if they do that, are they going to be aware of the consequences? they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed to be phased out in certain countries. they'll be more coal use, which won't help climate goals. there was even a point that said, turn your thermostat down one degree and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the pay off of this, eventual band european consumers will no longer be inadvertently funding the war. and ukraine is oil purchases alone, but $285000000.00

a day in russian pockets. and the move towards cleaner green energy will be accelerated. but the timing means the risk of inflation and recession loons larger than ever. charlie and the al jazeera london or russia central bank has tightened foreign currency restrictions capping with stalls at $10000.00. people will receive rules above that amount. banks have been told to stop selling hard currency. people queued into the early hours in moscow with locals. reporting that all a cm's were busy. mcdonald is one of several big u. s. companies to pull out of russia. it comes to met, huge pressure for western firms to sever ties because of the invasion of ukraine. gabriel, alexander reports from new york mcdonalds sold its 1st big mac in what was then the soviet union 32 years ago. mcdonald's in the iconic american fast food chain has opened around $150.00 stores

in russia. but on tuesday the company announced it would temporarily close its russian operations. and it was followed just hours later by other u. s. giants, starbucks, coca cola and pepsi all in response to vladimir putin. t decision to invade ukraine limbs, caraway. it's a domino effect that has already seen a raft of companies like young brands, which owns the fast food stores, kfc, taco bell, and pizza hut. and apple make similar moves in russia. on tuesday, the firms actions got the backing of us president joe biden over the weekend. visa, mastercard, american express, they all suspended their services in russia, all joining a growing list of american global companies. companies are having to play a balancing act on one side. there's a ican on calculus of doing business in russia. on the other side, there's consumers that are increasingly demanding that companies take

a stand against the war. sometimes, like in this case, the pressure becomes overwhelming. a research team at yale university has been keeping track of the hundreds of western companies that have pulled out of rushes since the invasion and also highlights those that remain. the man behind the list explained its importance. those that don't like the category they're in. it, it helps foot, the ceos show that to their board. so look how we're being classified and this is not good for the reputation of the company. most analysts say american brands leaving russia won't have a major impact on putin's calculations regarding the war and ukraine. but it's a statement they hope to resonate. gabriel sancho al jazeera new york. the united states has rejected poland also to transfer several fighter jets to an american base. and germany also wanted the jets to be used by ukraine. but the pentagon spokesman says the prospect of flying nato jazz into

a war they raises serious concerns for the entire alliance. ukrainian officials have pleaded with western governments to provide more planes to fight against the russian invasion. my car has been following developments from washington dc. there were hours of confusion here in washington among members of the biden administration when poland made that announcement that it was going to send its fight a cop to a u. s. space in ram steen and the u. s. was then going to move them into the ukranian theatre of combat. well, that was poland, expressing its willingness to do so. the administration members making very clear that they had not discussed this matter with poland. and it took into early evening when the spokesman for the pentagon, brian, kirby issued a written statement at denying that this was going to happen saying in fact, it was a move that was completely untenable. now to put this into a context in recent days,

the secretary of state anthony blinking made several references to discussions with poland about backfiling polish, a croft with us crop. should poland move the craft into ukraine? but that's where the conversation was centered on. there was no discussion that would appear about this type of deal that poland expressed a willingness to indulge in, to move its plains to a u. s. air force base. and us then moves out of planes and to ukraine war areas. so certainly it was a confusing few hours, but very clearly now the us administration has made absolutely adamantly clear that this is simply a tenable, it's not a deal that would be on the table. let's get smaller world news. now a texas man has been convicted of storming the u. s. capital with a holstad hand gun. during the riots in washington, dc in january of last year. guy wesley ruffin was also convicted of obstruction, interfering with police officers and threatening his children. if they reported him

to law enforcement, it is a fast trial connected to last year's attack on capitol hill with hundreds more cases in the pipeline. south koreans of waiting to choose the country. the next president julians term is coming to an end at a time when the countries facing housing crisis, leak job opportunities on an increase in missile testing from its neighbor north korea. rob mcbride as the latest from. so here in south korea, a lot of the people are being driven by a domestic concerns about the state of the economy, the state of the society, especially younger voters. and there are a lot of 1st time younger voters this time around. so it is things like wealth inequality and just the problems in trying to be able to afford your own home here in south korea with the housing market. now this plays against the incumbent, the liberal party because they've been in power for 5 years. these problems still exist, but the liberal candidate lee is pointing to the fact that he is promising stimulus

packages. and also the fact that a lot of this was due to the pandemic and the incumbent liberals have done by all stand many, most standards pretty well when it comes to handling at that pandemic. the conservative candidate unit is pointing to the fact that he is more of a populist, it's time for a change. he is as a former prosecutor, something of a graft buster against corruption, which is also a big issue here. but more importantly, perhaps he's appealing to the older voters because he's going to take a lot tougher stand with north korea, which he says has been a failing of the liberals. that after several years of engagement with the north, there is nothing to show for that. and it is time to get a lot tougher with north korea, which really does strike a chord with some of the older voters here. thousands of women took to the streets in latin america. it's mark international women's day on tuesday. they rallied against gender where they said violence, also known as feminist side. teresa by reports from witness areas. i. we want

to stay alive, chanted thousands of women in argentina capital. they come here every year on march 8 to remind authority that a woman is killed in gender related violence every 30 hours. i mean by phone says, says authorities, me to do much more. they have to stop the killing. we are a generation of rights being on the streets is what makes us demand change and we will continue coming here. and so we feel protected by the state in 2015 that not one less feminine movement started in argentina. the main objective was to denounce the rise of semi size in the country, but the movement help achieve much more women, right to say that they have won several battles in their fight for equality and latin america in the past years. argentine i legalized abortion in 2021. i'm calling to criminalize the practice earlier this year,

but those pro just thing here today that was texting women remains a challenge in the region. the, the movement has no spread throughout latin america. on tuesday, demonstrations happened all across the region from the southern cone all the way to mexico, where women rise from the now the fact that 10 women and girls are killed every day . the human rights groups, amnesty international reported that in 2020 over 900 women were killed because of their gender. and many families are forced to carry out their own investigations to find out what happened to their loved ones. and that's one of the reasons why women across the region took to the streets to say they're tired of being afraid. it's almost like that. gotcha. we are here in the streets. we come, year after year to fight for the same rights to be equal women to men, to be able to get rid of that fear that affects us all. every time we go out,

walk to work to meet friends. it's the fear of not coming back of not seeing someone we love and that shouldn't have to be like that. the family side has become a common word in latin america as feminist groups in the region try to raise awareness of a problem that faith women say has been kept silent for too long. they said, well, i'll just cedar. when aside, if ah, this is out there, are these all your top stories, air raid sirens wrong out in the ukrainian capital, keep alice before russia announced another humanitarian sci fi. and 4 cities, previous attempts have been marked by violations. civilian evacuations from ukraine perceived that through mail and you to continue more than 5000 people less for humanitarian cordele on tuesday.