on al jazeera, revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah. ready russian forces target another ukranian military base, expanding it's offensive to the far west. ah, working out 0 live from a headquarters in ohio, getting obligated also ahead. crowds of people flee towns near keith as russian troops edge closer to the ukrainian capital. but with warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe and mar, your poll. days of relentless bombardment have left people in the city without

power, food, or water. the west says it's sending more weapons to ukraine as russia threatens to target wester, arms shipments. hello ukraine's endured another night of heavy russian bombardment, including a strike on a military base in the west, near the polish water. elsewhere, russian forces are pushing forward to encircle, keys, ukrainian military officials say a convoy of people trying to flee a village near the capital were fired upon on saturday, killing 7 of them, including a child. while the besieged city of merrier pole in the south continues to be targeted by russian strikes, civilians have been fighting for what little supplies are left ukraine's president says they'll try to get aid into the city in the coming hours. and the city of nicola, near the black sea, has been under attack for days. authorities there say

a cancer hospital and residential areas have been hit. and for people in the nearby port city of desa, it's a waiting game. if fresh and troops take me college, they'll have a direct land roots a launch, an assault on or just some more on all of that in a moment. but 1st, let's bring and jo, a whole who's joining us in the even western ukraine to tell us what more you learning about the military base, which was targeted jonah. well, these were strikes missile strikes that came in at about 6 am local time. so in the early, i was a sunday morning air raid sirens had gone up here and to leave about 2 hours prior to that. and we're still on going up at the moment when it's reported. 8 missiles struck this military training ground. this is about 40 to 50 kilometers, also to the northwest of movies here, just 16 kilometers though, from the border of poland. almost certainly this the closest that the war and ukraine therefore has come to

a nato border. it's the center for international peacekeeping and security. that's the name of this international training ground. believe to have been the target of this attack in a small town called the vor. if the center was the site of international military exercises that took place just a few months ago in 2021 involving ukrainian troops, us troops, 15 nations in all 6000 troops. part there. we haven't got yet. any reports of casualties at that training grounded, it isn't immediately clear whether it was populated with ukrainian troops or anyone else for that matter. but also in the early hours of the morning reports of explosions, again in ivana from keeps. that's just south east of here in leave, a small town that was hit 2 days ago. it's military field air strip there, targeted by missile fire. so it does appear as if russia is widening the scope of

its targets to take it in the west of the country, the 2 untouched by this war. and all of that coming in light of warnings that were made just 24 hours ago on saturday by russia's deputy foreign minister said guy, you re up calls who talked about these convoys of foreign weapons being brought into the conflict in ukraine. donations by countries like the u. s. germany. so you many others convoys of weaponry, anti tang cantier cross weaponry coming across much of it. there is points on the polish border. he said these call these convoys were, quote dangerous, and would be considered legitimate targets. so potentially, this is a warning sign that is now underway to the targeting of military convoys troubling lee of course as well. these corridors are not just used for military age . they are also used by hundreds of thousands of ukrainians fleeing the board are becoming refugees and heading into europe last on

a hall report from western ukraine on 10th fighting reading outside the capital key. that's where the air raid sirens have been heard. many people have been fleeing the russian advance to ukrainian held towns. this is bill heard call or cars and vans. full of people have been arriving. many have survived constant bombings and the running out of food on water. some say the road here was littered with mine, partially shouted for you didn't. it is hard. it's hard to leave my home town under fire. i cannot speak, we will return. we know that we will return. we believe we will return soon. she was over to the wrong. it's very scary there. we slipped in the basement with the children constantly in the basement of fella shops, non stop. we came to cave and we'll get used to the fact that if quiet here, constantly quiet children crying all the time. the situation with food was

difficult, a lot of coaxes local, just lying in the streets. let's cross over to keith and bring an iran con to tell us what happens and keep overnight and run while there were attacks on a convoy coming in to the city now for they keep authorities getting people out of those boarded towns which are under intense shelling by russian forces is now the party, some of those towns, boucher and a pin. according to a lot of military analysts, especially a few the i've spoken to suggest that the russians want to take those 2 towns and other towns surrounding them that links them up on the outskirts of care. they'll be able to then use that as a staging post for an attack on the capital city itself. people fleeing those places are coming into kiva central station. and the stories that we're hearing are absolutely harrowing. however, i was a slightly more concerning for medical staff. it is the psychological trauma being

faced by people coming out of those areas. let's take a closer look. a desperate scramble to get on a train out of keith. but most of these people aren't residents of the capitol. they've come from places like being and butcher on the outskirts of people, places that have seen the worst of the war so far in this region. they sit in shocked silence. women like svetlana still trying to understand what they've seen of detail in those numbers are 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 bombardments continued even there. the russian tags kept firing at our houses, and this is walter flame. andre's, 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 or a priority now is a hot line. ill thin is sir, is boucher, is a. busy ville is just omen and this line, okay. and actually they are really shocked by all these things happening are they didn't expect the russian army to hit civilians to hit their so that in houses . and they never believed it. but they really under a fire in doubt, i'd sag this is destroyed, committed, assert, houses, many people's cute. the cities 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 gucci, like a pain into keith, and then into this station and get them out. in many ways keep central station has become evacuation central station 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 standing. now here in key one of the big problems is getting supplies in to the city and getting them on to shelves. now, getting supplies in has been ok so far, according to the authorities, they say they're not running out yet, but getting people to actually stop their shows. and man, those who park is becoming problem because this city is nearly 50 percent evacuated already. and as you saw in that report, anybody that's coming in is b a is actually leaving. keep numbskull, get out the way i just show you the street scene right now. again, very very em gianni. a few calls out on the streets. this is very much a city that is preparing for an invasion when night invasion might come,

no one knows, but it is a city that is very much prepared for something to happen. perhaps in the coming days, perhaps within the coming weeks. no one here really knows for sure, but they know how they feel that the something may will happen soon. thank you so much. and ron con, reporting from the ukrainian capital, keith, the ukrainian president of all of them are zalinski, says russia is trying to break his country apart, but he warns they will face a fierce fight if russian forces try to occupy the capital. i'll just are the boss and asked the president about the mental strain he's under after more than 2 weeks of war. my name is step fafsa from al jazeera english, a bombing children's hospitals, or maternity wards, residential areas. there seems to be part of the strategy to force you to surrender . this is clearly not working, but it must have an enormous impact on you. mentally shuttle fletcher and g t. regarding the children and the beautiful mothers and what happened to them. how

can any normal person react to this? well, it's simply an act of terrorism, another one. unfortunately, this is like a tragic t, v series about acts of terrorism will follow when this is happened elsewhere in europe. like when there's been an attack on a metro station for everyone was shocked to day. we're all apparently used to it and i don't want to be used to it orders heavily guarded. the president has just left this room. but this kind of appearances a very important not only for the ukrainian army, for the civil, the friends, but also for a lot of civilians who are staying behind here in care of and in the rest of the country to fight this war, stella had on our 0 residents of ukraine's 4th largest city are left to deal with the loss of loved ones. and the u. s. consulate is the target of missile attacks in the iraqi city of herbal. ah

hello, the weather is set to turn somewhat bar across many parts of europe over the next couple of days over towards the east and the day over to was west london, for example, could touch 18 degrees. by the time we come to wednesday, the wet weather, the a windy weather that is sweeping in from the atlantic, a fair amount of cloud and rain coming through here, high pressure and central parts keeps it settled and sunny for the most part. then over towards the east, we will see dry, clear weather coming back into ukraine keyboard, around for celsius. on sunday it will turn less cold as we go on for the next few days. as at west a weather coast west and pass gal false, winds for type rally southwest approaches of england. pushing up through the odyssey into western areas of scotland. wet weather there and some snow just around the alps. and we'll see some of that snowy weather. just pushing over towards the pyrenees as we go one into monday. karen rain pushes across northern germany gets

into work parts of but denmark by monday. notice keep it around 7 celsius for monday afternoon. eastern parts of met. it's ready by the states should be large, dry. got a few showers here for sunday, nor the parts of africa. seeing some of that says sherry rain for a time for the south because thick dust hayes making its way across chat neesha and northern nigeria. ah frank assessments for china. well banner said from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of the world cannot get together informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs and on fridays on that statement. critical debate migrate with claims that need to constitutes existential threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera

lou. ah, hello again. the stories on i'll just there are this, our russian airstrikes have targeted a ukrainian military base not far from the polish border. it's believed to be the western most attack. so far, ukraine holds most of its drills with nato, after spain, intense fighting, raging outside the capital key, were air raid siren top and heard. many people have them sling the russian advance to ukrainian health. so ukrainian, president of the landscape says russia is trying to break his country apart, but he warns they will face a fierce fight if the russian forces try to occupy the capital. the new pro and

central ukraine is now a major target for russian bombings. it had previously escaped much of the air assault and had become a stop off point for people trying to flee ukraine out 0 has been how mean is there? oh ah, i fell into another life short the mounting tool of this conflict. now in the 3rd week, 21 year old alexander velasco was killed on the 1st day of the war. he was on the frontline in guns region in the east of the country. it took 2 weeks for his body to be retrieved and brought back to his hometown with forgive me, my son were the last words of his grieving. father wanted me to be sure not lost a friend and neighbour in the sun. and i was in touch with him the day before this

happened. his spirits were high. it's difficult to describe the last hard to express the army didn't change him. he was the same. he was very kind perhaps on being pathetic, but he definitely loved life. sounds ironic, now visit in for the music lensky says about $1300.00 service men have lost their lives so far. but ki, ukrainian cities remained surrounded as russia seems to be extending is target around the country. it's might take longer because the ukrainian armies actually putting up a fight. but it seems that the russian strategy is to surround cities like how to keep in the north east. all mar you pull in the south, besieged them and bring them down to their knees. before continuing the advance and people here i leaving because they feel that then the pro could be next. the knee pro was targeted for 2 days straight, for his rock is coming from the east,

either from territory under separate his control or russia itself. this was an early warning missile intercepted over the city center that was caught on mobile phone chart. ashley etiquette the give lou to living this. the new pro earth excel on our air defense system is weaker than at the beginning of the war. the russians targeted it on the 1st day, they tried to destroy it. we managed to evacuate staff. it's working still, but not everything is smooth void. now they fight aimlessly from a long distance. they don't come close because we still have a defense system, but they have capacity to hit from hundreds of kilometers away. with them. we asked the whole of the world to close the sky. while ukraine's western allies are refusing to enforce and no fly zone is the families were left to live with their loss. what examiner had married valero? yeah, less than 3 months ago. now she's a young widow holding died, the colors her husband defended to his last breath,

hoping it won't be in vain. and other hamid al jazeera, the need for ukraine. russell's military says the situation in some ukrainian cities is catastrophic. but during it's late as briefing, it's had government fighters and their allies are to blame. when you've gotten, was you good signal green you? the humanitarian situation in ukraine, unfortunately continues to rapidly rawson, and in some cities has reached catastrophic proportions. armed ukrainian forces mines in the residential areas, you are destroying bridges and infrastructure, little as a result of those criminal actions against their own people. this is the action of the ukraine in authorities. i did. those people are forced to survive without eating food, water or medication will not order. so the city of mary paul has been cut off from the rest of the world for 13 days. no one is allowed in or out as fighting rages on

leah harding has more dozens of buses stand ready to enter. mary poll, filled with food and water. they're trying to reach one of the areas hardest hit by rush and showing their only protection signs on the windows. people in ukrainian they try to go in, but are turned around the most in the order that i have to say, this is painful and merry up remains blocked by the enemy of the size of the russian troops did not let out into the city and continued to torture out people, i'll marry up a residence tomorrow. we'll try again. once again and food, water and medicine for our city. for nearly 2 weeks, no one has been able to leave the city. and no aid has entered the road. we will trapped underground and 2 children died

nor was able to save them. these people here are desperate for help. there are thousands and thousands of families trapped in the city who are running out of water. and then at that point, what you do, even our team, the international committee, red cross team that is in mario poll. they've effectively run out of water and they're telling us, okay, now we go to a stream and collect water, we boil it, we drink it. well, how do tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of people do that, especially if you're elderly. these satellite pictures show industrial and residential buildings, flattened fires, still burning, ukraine's foreign minister dmitri aqua says russia wants to capture the city at any cost. mario poll is crucially important for russia because if they seize control over the city, they will establish the rec, land quarter, either to,

to crimea from russia. and they will also cut us off from access to other c. this is why we store fiercely and heroically defended. and this is why russia so ruthlessly trying to destroy the cd and capture it at any cost. ukraine says it will not surrender or retreat and attempt to reach people trapped in the city will continue. york e miss dollars look, watch me. we will try to morrow again to evacuate. people from mario, paul's. we will again do it tomorrow in front of the whole world in front of the petitions and leaders in front of the entire planet earth. but for now, these buses remain full of aid, but empty of people who want to leave leo harding al jazeera or elsewhere in the south ukrainian forces are battling russian troops on several fronts. russia is

already in control of the city of her son. and at once to take me call, i have a stepping stone for forces pushing towards odessa on the black sea coast. it's still under ukrainian. control has been spared any fighting as a major port city. many think it's only a matter of time before rush launches and a soul by land or sea. the u. s. has announced its sending another $200000000.00 worth of weapons through ukraine and builds on the significant shipments of sense and the lead up to the war. and on thursday, the us congress approved an additional $13600000000.00 and emergency aid for ukraine. or russia says military convoys taking lethal 8 in ukraine are fair targets. the declaration threatens to draw poland into the conflict since it's a major entry point for weapons. the investor ivy has more from eastern poland, rolling hills near beer, char village, hide a secret,

an american army base, less than 40 kilometers from the ukraine border. the 82nd airborne, famous for its role in the liberation of europe in world war 2. here now to answer, if war comes knocking on poland store. so we were just at the most air field here in the forests near specialist sort of tucked away behind the trees. it was a heavy us military presence there. we asked to see if we could speak to anybody. we were given the contact information for their public affairs officers. we spoke to them and they said that currently that site is under a media blackout. and no one's really even supposed to know that is there yet farms and tourist towns unaccustomed to the sites and sounds of heightened state security measures tendered to the officers. more than twice the normal member had been stationed at

polish border towns since the russian invasion of neighboring ukraine responding to the refugee crisis, but also to respond to what the intelligence community described as russian subversion and hybrid warfare. we see some kinds of information campaign to discovery lies our society to sol, chaos so, so the threads in or even panic in poland and a poly society. but the 2nd group of threats are more serious we see out of war against ukraine. can also read russians, aggressors, 2 attempts, for example, organize some type of diverse on, in full, on the false frank, to fax, over ations against poland. and in the some kind of somewhat, somewhat operations recently from western countries, transits through poland,

ukraine's main ally in europe, intelligence official se could also become russia's next target. my people are going to take, i'm not worried. we have grid services which are protecting us. i feel safe. com words from a civilian leader in military uniform. a clear sense of the current operating environment in the city. poland is no stranger to russian aggression, and is doing more than most to support ukraine. talk of permanent bases to protect nato's eastern flank and remain a thorn in russia side. is something warsaw would likely welcome cover to keep helping a neighbor with whom its fate is intertwined. zane basra, b. o. g 0 shim, ashleigh eastern poland. will sick children fleeing the war have been taken to hospitals in poland, italy, and germany for treatment? dozens of kids with cancer boarded, or medical training medical that's on the polish ukrainian border. so far the

trains carried at least 120 young cancer patients to poland. others are being treated for covered 19, some ukrainian refugees and hungary r. returning home despite the fighting, hungary has taken in more than 235000 refugees. that's the 2nd highest figure after poland, but some say they're determined to go back. we have to leave, but now i'm trying to go back and look around. see my sons didn't want me to go back, but i'm determined. i'm sure vladimir putin won't wait for me with flowers makia but not to talk them. they've not even been able to break into key. yes. and thus far away. okay. they can be in your rod in 2 days they have aircraft. so that's not an issue for them, but i can't live my life shaking and fear just because the russians are coming. well to some other news now, and as many as 12 missiles have been fired towards the u. s. consulate in northern, in the northern iraqi city of or beale arena,

say television has reported the attacks were aimed at what it's called secret israeli basis. the us official said there was no impact that the consulates which is currently unoccupied. but in iraq official said, several rockets hit the u. s. facility. the pentagon says the missiles were fired over the border from iran, a satellite channel here, the u. s. consulate went on air shortly after the attack showing shattered glass and debris on the studio floor. and talks between charles transitional governments and our groups are underway and catherine capital jo home. they ain't resolved a long running conflict between rebel groups and the interim government in charge that some groups have refused to participate. child has faced decades of conflict since a military coup in 1991 hippa, morgan reports mac, chatty, and capital jemina. window maker, ma'am at huddled, has own this shop in chats capital for 30 years. he says many historic events have happened during that time, but one event stands out that he can't forget. february,

2nd, 2008. when a rebel coalition entered jemina and fighting reached the presidential palace unless way of soil, it was the worst day that we were all afraid that we were not going to live because there were bombs being dropped on us and on our neighbors. some of our neighbors died and others were displaced. people were running with their belongings on their heads. i saw military planes flying overhead. we were so afraid off what you did. hundreds of people were killed on that day before the rebels were pushed out of the capitol. chat has been locked in internal conflicts for most of the past 3 decades . they've displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians, mostly in the east of the country. various groups took up arms with the aim of removing the countries on the president it res. debbie who came to power in 1991 in a military cool. he died from injury sustained in a battle last year. his son, 37 year olds, mohammed debbie took over and had a 15 member military council. he wants to talk to the armed groups in the country.

now author is acting as a mediator between the 2 sides. but some opposition groups are critical of the talks. even before it's launch, can man, oh my id, but you know what we see happening between the transitional military council and the so called on groups will not bring any result and is a waste of time. the military is not serious because the timing's wrong. and the military counsels not sending any one of its 50 members to dialogue. it's sending former officials who are not neutral and of sided with the military against the armed groups. murder, 12 armed groups will be part of the talks, but they're not the only ones currently active in chad. frank for change and conquered the group. the government was fighting when president re baby was killed, has been conditioned before it begins negotiations. several of the groups are also not part of the top window, how accusing the government of trying to strengthen its grip on power, that it was in italy to the government,

which had hope to bring everyone to negotiating table. some analysts say the resistance of those groups is a threat to chat long term stability and move a hazard, aiden. so for the things may go the way the military won't just, but if the talks and don't fail, the groups that are refusing to recognize the military council continued to do so. the country will enter into a new conflict. they have sizeable forces, if not weapons. and chad is surrounded by countries that are unstable. so without reconciliation, chances of sliding back to a major conflict. as high mohammed fierce conflict to but hope's negotiations and other can lead to long term peace and security in his homeland. he will morgan august 0 jemina ah.