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attacks, more suffering in the besieged city of mario pole wood. there are reports of loosing and starvation. fierce fighting to in the southern city of michel lives with russian forces i up near by odessa, which is bracing for an attack and with millions of women and children flee new kind. there are concerns about human trafficking. will bring you a report on that. 7 pm now in ukraine, where there has been another day of air strikes and artillery attacks. as russian forces move closer to cave fighting right across the country. though, as you look at the map with the areas in red, where rush has been expanding its assaults, mom at val, it's going to begin al coverage with this report. looms of smoke and blazing fire at an oil puts in vassal keith about 40 kilometers south west of kiff,

ukrainian media say the fire is the result of a rush. and else like other seas of destruction. here in the northern city of shooting heath after us in bombardment, these images from a local t v station show the impact on residential buildings and the stadium in the city water pro daughter. and i know that the, the enemy is continuing air and rocket shelling of the city of journey heave the peaceful population is dying, and there are many injured with the enemy getting civilian infrastructure where there is no and has never been any military. the ukrainian capital is also coming under heavy bombardment from 3 directions. as the russian push to reach the city intensifies. it is believed ground troops are 25 kilometers away from the half of the capital. recent satellite images seem to show that russians are adopting a new tactics, dividing their army into smaller units as sending them in different directions

while trying to circle city after city across ukraine. elsewhere, new images show the heavy russian bombing of a residential area in the city of nuclear life near the black sea. in the north, to this scene of rockets being fired by the russian army near the town of sumi. we're going to throw it away on the wrong coil. on the morning of march 12 high precision, long range weapons attacked ukraine's military infrastructure, including the military airfield, investor club, and the main center of radio and electronic intelligence, one of the ukrainian armed forces in bravo. cory, in total, during the operation, $3491.00 objects of the military infrastructure of ukraine were disabled. the impact of the multi pronged offensive is visible everywhere, including here in the eastern town of nevada. what did you look? we were sitting in basements and they were walking around everywhere, shooting. we couldn't leave the basement for over a day. then i walked up to

a soldier and i said, boys, my mom is bedridden up there. she's a grandma and i can't go up there. the guys wanted to help me bring her down into the basement, but when we went up there she had already died. it was already too late. lashing on slot has also intensified in north from east some southern ukraine. bring in more death and destruction to populated cities that have been several attempts to cease fire while the human exodus within and out of ukraine continues so horny today. march 12 2022. we announce the opening of the next few monetary cardoso. i very much hope that it will be a good day. all the planned routes will be open and russia will abide by the commitments to cease fire guarantees. i was informed during the day about the results of my hearing. these videos published by the head of the police region,

the state administration, alexander startles on his official telegram channel, seemed to show the progress of a column of buses and red cross vehicles. on their way to mario party from is up patricia on saturday. evacuation buses were seen leaving from lockwitzer for saw me in the ne, ukrainian officials say 79 evacuation buses. and 2 humanitarian vehicles are headed there. at least 1000000 ukrainians have been internally displaced by the war. while more than 2500000 have been forced to leave the country hammered fine al jazeera. let's get an update on things with jonah holl reporting from la viv jonah, take us through some of the latest developments up, particularly these evacuation corridors. yeah, well we await an idea from the ukranian administration about just how well these

corridors have function today. how many people have managed to leave? they have been open. we understand for places like su me as it's been for much of the week now. down to poll tava quite a steady flow of people leaving that north eastern city and also evacuation roots continue to operate out of the suburban centers around the north and north west of the capital. key of people flowing into the capital key of away from heavy flies fighting them in about a week of evacuation corridors operating we're told 487000 people have been taken out of very dangerous areas including a 100000 children. but one place that hasn't had any respite and i'm afraid it appears, continues not to have had on saturdays. of course, my real poll at the southern black sea port city 400000 people who live there. it's been besieged, bombarded for 12 days. now the man has described conditions in that city as medieval people running out of food medicine, water, and existing without heating,

dreadful conditions. a convoy that tried to make its way to mario pole, bringing food and medicines, and loads of empty buses that might have turned around and escaped for the people didn't get into the city as far as we know. because of reports of ongoing fighting and other development, also down in the south, not too far from mary paul in the town of many topple. where on friday the mare was abducted by 10 russian men in military uniform. he was taken away with a plastic bag over his head, this sort of uneasy standoff that exists in some of the cities now along that southern corridor that russia is desperately trying to build and enforce between crimea and the east. they took the mare away, the civil administration still basically functioning that has provoked very large and angry demonstration in many top, 2000 people there. and presidents that appealing to will be just to do what they can to influence mister putin. to let this man go. and another development also in

the south, in the port city of san san was the 1st city of any significant size to come under . russian control reports from san quoting, the deputy leader of the local administration. there that the russian occupying force is preparing to hold. what he describes as a pseudo referendum to try and gauge public opinion over the possibility of turning hershawn into an independent breakaway republic. much like those 2 regions in the east. and if you remember back in 2014 as a russian back separatists rolled over the ground and took territory in the east there, one of the 1st things they did was hold a referendum and claimed a majority mandate among russian speakers to move away from ukraine, what it does seem as if perhaps this is part of a russian plan. now to try and cement these gains in the south along the black sea coast. jonah the, i believe it's the french and the german ladies had a phone call with president perchan today. anything of note coming out of that

interesting this, it wasn't much teed up this level of diplomacy. although mr. macro did mention it, invest sigh that he was going to try and hold a phone call the 2 leaders on schultz and emanuel macro and had spoken to putin in a tripartite phone call. and so say they did. so again, 90 minutes the call took. we understand and mr. macaroni said to have pressed vladimir putin again to call an immediate cease fire. he especially preston. we understand to lift the siege of mary poll, but reports out of the french government suggesting that mister putin showed no willingness to comply and separate to this particular track of diplomacy. comments made by president the landscape in a press conference that he gave. he talked about being willing to sit down and talk to president putin upon the right conditions, of course, the 1st of which is a ceasefire. and he suggested the possibility of jerusalem as

a possible venue for those talks. that's off the talks with natalie bennett, the israeli prime minister. and we know that mr. bennett went over to moscow last weekend and spent time talking to mister putin. and one little quip that came out of that was an unnamed source in the ukranian administration, suggesting that bennett had urged lensky to accept a deal that had been offered by president putin. well, that was urgently and strenuously denied by the ukrainian government and adviser to lensky mc. pollock said, at no point, did mister bennett offer a deal from putin to zalinski? because no such deal existed. mister bennett, at no point advised zelinski how to act, nor does he have any intention to. thank you for allies updates joan hole in the v . whole eyes on what is happening in and around the capital. keep them. i've got the live shot for you actually, and well, that picture hasn't really changed much in the last few weeks, has it deserted,

almost entirely deserts at the town square. in keith, i'm going to show you on the map now where russian forces are though, and how they are advancing because they're getting closer keys in the north. troops already present in several areas around it and now aging closer to the outskirts of the city. moving in, particularly from the east and west train stations in the capital, are packed as people scramble for space on the few trains which are still running in and out of the city. in ron con has sent us this update from keith. a desperate scramble to get on a train out of keith. but most of these people aren't residents of the capital. they've come from places like a been and butcher on the outskirts of people. places that have seen the worst of the wolf so far in this region. they sit in shocked silence. women like svetlana, still trying to understand what they've seen in those doom was home was destroyed.

an explosion blew up the windows doors and everything. all the people who lived in the building ran to the basement. we moved to another part of the city to find a friend's house, but the bobbins continued. even the russian tanks kept firing a tall houses. and this is what they flake, andres, a volunteer coordinator at the central station. his job is to make sure those fleeing from outside to keep can get help. most he says, show visible signs of psychological trauma. our priority now is it hotline is being, is boucher, is brazil is just on this line. ok. and actually really shocked by all these things happening. they didn't expect the russian army to hit this is there so that in houses, and they never believed it. but they really, under a fire and outer jags is destroyed. so at houses many people's queue. the city is

already 50 percent evacuated, most of those people actually left in the early days of the war. the priority now is to get people from other front lines like richer, like a pain in to keith and then into this station and get them out. in many ways keep central station has become evacuation. centralization tis of relief and sadness as the train leaves the station. besides what few belongings they can carry, they also carry the horrors of what they witnessed. unsure also, when they might see their home again, whether that home will still be stanley. m wrong con. our dessert keep central station. let's look at mary upon our, the eastern port city where people miss been besieged. for 12 days, russian forces surrounding the city from all sides. the situation for the 400000 residents getting worse every day.

city council actually says nearly 1600 civilians have been killed in russian shelling. and on top of that you think about the conditions the temperature drops to minus 7 degrees celsius at night. and people have been without a heating power and food for days. and there are reports of looting and violence as well. and the talk to lauren, legal, sorry about that. he is the head of mission in ukraine for doctors without borders in levine at to day. and we thank you for your time, the wrong. oh, our, your staff able to get anywhere at how, how, how easily can they get to the people who need the help the most a did our lead the basement. they cannot move or not because of the chain. and they said we have some stuck at the beginning because we have to project from the law. we have to strategic rushing that the moment not bring you. ready in you help of people are running out of gross, you know,

since there's no fee can get in and out of the top, there was no more food. there was no more. any christy there is no more drinking water. no more gas, no eating is very cold. at night and people are using will to make some cooking at the moment. this is what was that morning. there was also no more than the financial people i copied you from the walls and the now let alone. there is nothing left then the way you're describing it. there is nothing for the people . there it is, a city and a and a population who are being strangled. it's effectively cut off from the rest of the country and from humanity. yeah, exactly. they cannot to receiving the news. they cannot contact their warranty. so you just starting some a some burn down on them on

a. ringback 1000000000 booked on the burner and civilian population, women and children. oh, can you just say hello? so does, does your organization and others do? they communicate directly with ukrainian officials with russian officials. i'm always interested to know as much as you can tell us how these conversations go in war time. so at the moment, yes, if you're with switching, we've all been sharon on both sides. so for sure, we are some contact korean, the authority to see that to at the moment is there you, she cared to have some contact and negotiation, ga ga. do you feel you can make a difference in any way that there will be, i mean, there's still the talk of humanitarian corridors which don't seem to work very well

. are you able to potentially take advantage of those when they do happen? normally i, as you know, there were some athens and similar days, but it's very cool. be good because to, to reach my or friend, you have to cross a even more if you could in some of a c, g can, it was possible to organize some code off little, some people to lead to the town. unfortunately, not just the case in my book. what about other places? can you tell me anything about sue me or her keith as well where we can end up focusing so much on a place like mario paul. but yeah, yeah, i'm sorry, i cannot said too much for lucy because if we have stuff in my own, but at the moment we are, we are very good. i contact don't have stuff,

they are handled so i don't have regular contact and they can not do much. now i appreciate that. lauren, that goes out from the doctors without borders. med sent some frontier. thank you for your time. i really appreciate it. okay, thank you. our coverage continues in a moment, a look at the rest of the days news as well. the challenges facing schools and chad overcrowded and understaffed will meet the children and the price. ah, ah halla, we've had something of a heat wave here in the middle east. recently seen c laws to clear skies across southern parts of the arabian peninsula to the south of that, that's where the heat really has been on friday, off moon in doha temperatures touch 40 degrees celsius. on confirm. repulsed

temperatures in the u. e. e. getting as high as $42.00 degrees over the next day or so that temperature will ease, but it should be about $27.00 celsius this time of the year. so we are still on the warm side of that hate further north. that's where it's been a lot cooler, a little unsettled as well. some cloud and rain on sunday coming in across to rock q 8, northern parts of iran, bits and pieces of shabby rain over its walsall event. here we're still struggling to get into wet double figures and some snow. they once again into turkey, similar pitch as we go on into monday. know that west or whether we have across that eastern side of the met. it's right. and we'll so laugh on to the shoals of northern egypt pushing across sun, northern parts of africa, by the way, across into the far north of morocco, fic dust haze, continuing just around us. a hell pushing it to know the pos of nigeria. heavy, shallow, sad. just rolling in across the gulf of guinea may wallace showers will continue right across the heart of africa. and we have the risk of flooding from our old tropical sites. i forget part of my st peak.

ah frank assessments for china. well banner said from the 0, call it strategy. if the rest of the world are not yet informed. opinions and own boss lucky son needs an apprentice. done that stephen critical debate migrate. wouldn't even claims that need to constitutes existential threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's read of this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days. verbal headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah,

the latest developments from ukraine for you this out with a capital case has been hit by explosions and gone fire as fighting intensifies on the outskirts as well. president vladimir zalinski, there was more russian forces that if they want to take keith than they will have to compet bomb the entire city and kill all it's residence regional mayor of done yet. as the town of on the bank has been destroyed and fighting is reported, he's still going on to stop any further russian advances in the eastern region and murray. pulse city council says almost 1600 civilians have been killed by russian. shelly said he's been on the stage for 12 days. there are no reports looting as trapped residents fight over supplies of food in the south ukrainian forces. battling russian troops on several fronts. russia already in control of care san after seizing it last week, there's heavy fighting around nikolai, as well, which is a stepping stone for russian troops pushing towards odessa on the black sea coast.

summit luffy is in mc alive with the support of the sum of national and i shall be in a local residence of nikolai had a very tough night due to the massive explosions and missiles zooming across. almost all of the city's neighborhoods. we are at one of the eastern suburbs of mich alive, a totally residential area, with no military prisons. it was hit by a number of missiles during the night. this is a bus stop and an adjacent coffee shop which was totally destroyed. the cars parked here were also damaged residents. he had told us about the horror they live through . throughout the nights watermark, they feared to leave their homes or even to stay in as the entire area was targeted . of the missiles hit a supermarket, a few blocks away another in a schoolyard, a 3rd on top of one of the residential buildings. before we arrived, the civil defense managed to successfully dismantle the missile. heavy gunfire raged at the outskirts of the city. from here,

the fighting fronts are about 10 kilometers away, where the military air bases and 20 kilometers where the civil aviation airport is located before the cities man said that the russian army has changed the tactics. intensifying the shilling of residential areas, we added that the cities hospital and often age were also targeted last night. and we tried to approach those buildings, but could not. the mayor explained that the russian troops began to infiltrate and hide and villages residential areas and behind facilities such as the power plant, so that they can not be easily targeted by the ukrainian army. he says the ukrainian for suspended the russians off and will continue to do, sir, to prevent them from entering the city. so many of the people, famous conflict are women and children. and as julian both reports for us now concerns are growing about how to protect them from human trafficking. here on the medical border between poland and ukraine, former members of an elite french military force are helping to protect refugees

who may be unaware that war isn't the only thing there. fleeing from this morning we felt free, free men that was trying to, to get the bunch of woman into a van. i cannot 100 percent say that they were trying to recruit them for 6 trafficking. but when we started talking to them, when recent approached them, they got nervous and they just left immediately. so we just said we were just here to help. many ukrainian refugees reaching border country, seek to re unite with friends or family members across europe. or after 5 day car journey from the bomb city of shirt to heave arenas, seek shelter on the sierra border between romania and ukraine. she is waiting on a friend and berlin to arrange housing for her and her 2 children. while her husband and parents stay behind, help offer by strangers who greet her and other refugees is abundant. but so are the risks. there are many,

are very dangerous propositions from la different people. they can all fair, ah, ask help for free to read, share any contrary, but it's not strewn along this border town. men offering free rides to women, have been sent away, playing clothes intelligence officers are on the lookout for criminal activity, and law enforcement teams are advising women, arriving at the borders on how to stay safe. we try to discuss with the every couple for example coming from the grain, especially a woman and her youngest. 2 to have were some preventive measures like her or i have a food charge pottery or do i remember every time the number of the carla was there were going in the recent report by the year in commission estimates. annual global profit from human trafficking is around $32000000000.00. sexual exploitation is most common in the $27.00 nation block, with nearly 3 quarters of all victims,

female and almost every 4th. a child and in humanitarian crises like these, those numbers go up. the reef for leasing, have one is very high. so in times like these, when people mobilize what the reason we're either people that capitalize on the pain is family's eyes. they hide the challenge now. one's borders have been crossed, is to say safe and alert until they reach their destination. to move algebra, sir, unexpected side perhaps of this war ukraine, banning all exports of bert eliza moved that could actually deliver a big shock to global food supplies. ukraine's a major producer of agricultural products. government says it's introducing the band so it can meet the needs of ukrainian farms. demand is high around this time of year when farmers begin selling their crops. president zalinski is urging

farmers to increase production to keep up supplies of food. couple of other stories for you only 60 people of died after a freight train derailed in democratic republic of congo. it was traveling between 2 villages in the southern province of lou lava. before several carriages came off the tracks and crashed into a ravine. local officials say bodies are still trapped under the rubble fontinella . 60 percent of chads population is under 18, and unicef says only half of all children there actually have access to a formal education schools as severely overcrowded and understaffed as have been. morgan reports from the capital and jemina was, it's school time, but that out the law is not preparing her 7 year old daughter for classes. instead, his reading her and her siblings to do work around con, dual village on the outskirts of chats, capital income mana, she says her family's economic situation is forcing her to keep her children from

getting educated. oh, martha de maria la, la missy. look. or we can't send them to schools because there's no money. they find something to do in the village. the older ones worked with the cattle and the younger ones play around. the older girls carry cattle, ways to be used as fertilizer. and the older boys carriers on donkey carts for money chat has one of the world's highest rates of non attendance, according to the children's agency, eunice half. most children who are not being educated are in rural areas around the capital and other states. while education is free, the country's poverty rate has forced families to send their children to work to help generate income. according to the world bank, more than 60 percent of chat, 16000000 people live in poverty. the nearest school to control is less than 10 kilometers away and fixing children from nearby villages. but teachers here see the face challenges in carrying out their jobs. the few teachers to be found have not received proper training. movies that they are throwing over the cargo. we are only

for teachers here in the school that has more than 300 students. i'm high school, graduate, and volunteer along with the other 3 teachers. but we lack of materials that we need to teach. we have 6 grades here, but only have books for 3rd grade them up of the classes don't have hopes to read from you and we don't have the funding to change them. other agencies also say they are not enough teachers for the number of school children, and that's making the situation worse. about 3000000 children are about half of school age. kids in chad have no access to formal education, but it's not just the poor economy that's hindering families from sending their children to schools in rural areas. there are few schools and many are usually far away. and where there is one to be found, it's usually in poor state and unable to accommodate all levels of education. the un says a shortage of schools has led to the countries high in literacy rate. less than 25 percent of adults are able to read and write. chad government says it's working to

set up more schools. but some teachers are also part of the problem. no matter what they received. some teachers who are qualified and assigned to government schools, preferred to teach at private institutions to be able to earn more income. that creates a shortage of government runs schools and kids tend to miss out on classes. but we're working to address that as well as trying to set up schools and all o'kelly's around the country and ensure kids go to school. that says if a school is set up in con dual, she will sent her children to it. but she says she hopes that when and if one is built, her economic conditions will have improved so that she won't need their help to put food on the table. he will morgan al jazeera jemina. ah, it's take you through the latest developments in ukraine as mary pulse to the council says almost 1600 civilians have been killed by russian shilling. the city

has been under siege for 12 days and there are no reports of looting as trapped residents fight over food. and.