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closer to the ukrainian capital. the u. s. says it's sending more weapons to ukraine. is russia threatened to target western arms shipments? hello, russia. miss l strikes have had a military training base and western ukraine close to the border with poland, the governor of the v. if says 9 people were killed and 57 others injured. the base in the city, if you ever of, is used for drills with nato for an instructors were reportedly there when it was hit. it's believe to be the western most strike so far. this is the damage inflicted on the international center for peacekeeping and security. for me on this, let's bring in a 1000 butler who's joining us from the even western ukraine. so tell us more about these strikes on you. forgive. yes, i'm getting

a bit more information about this russian strike on the military base a. yeah, we're rave, which is about 40 kilometers north of here in the z. and that is why during the night we now understand they were aaron warnings and sirens. they've re period of 3 hours now. what ukrainian military officials have said a missile strike hit this military base at around 6 o'clock in the morning. no call time. there were a least 2 very large explosions heard at the time. there was no word of casualties, but as i said, we all saw things here. now at least 9 people killed, at least 57 people wounded. but those are early figures at this stage. we don't know yet what the picture is in terms of infrastructure damage, but you would imagine with those strikes, the most casualty numbers that it would be pretty bad. now, read is a military base for ukrainian forces, but it's also used as a base for international forces to train ukrainian troops. in fact,

the last military exercises that took place there involved the 15 countries they took place a few months ago. at the end of 2021 and included soldiers from other countries like the united states and the u. k. in order to try and train ukrainian forces. it is also a bass, which is only about 15 kilometers away from the border with poland, poland, and a country. and this is really now the closest attack that has been carried out by russian forces to a nation country to nato border. and natasha. i mean, with this attack, it is the western most attack as you're saying. so it looks like question is moving its focus to the west of the country. do we know why what it is clear that russia is really whitening its scope in this war to include

now parts of the west before the fighting. and the attacks, mainly the north in the east and the south of the country. there was also over night, as well as i thought to talk to y'all reef as another attack on an i feel that yvonne frank, it's not that is the 2nd attack on that field in south west in ukraine. in the past few days, there was one was the beginning of the invasion, but what we understand now from ukrainian officials is that f field is pretty much completely destroyed. and then in the north of the country, the city of north west of the country, i should say, the city of notes where we were there on saturday. we were speaking to the man who had just presided over the funeral of 2 ukrainian soldiers who had been killed during a russian missile strike on an airfield just outside the city of russian strikes. now, a targeting military basis seems in the west for the time being, but it is why so many people, of course, in this region here in the city of the leave for example, it has become

a real hub for people fleeing other parts of ukraine. either to seek refuge here in the vive, or move on across the board to poland, to reach the poem and the other part of the european union. there are hundreds of thousands of people here who all internally displaced to all wanting to move on. it is also a hub for some of the foreign conflicts, for example. so there is a real concern about these attacks that are coming ever closer. all right, thank you so much and talk about la reporting from the even western ukraine. let's look at the situation elsewhere. in the country and russian forces are pushing forward to a circle, keep ukrainian military officials say a combo of people trying to flee. a village near the capital was attacked on saturday, killing 7, including a child. the city of mario, poland. the south continues to be targeted by russian strikes. civilians have been fighting for the last for the few supplies left on ukraine's. president says

they're trying to get aid into the city. the harding. i was more dozens of buses stand ready to enter. merrier poll, filled with food and water, they're trying to reach one of the areas hardest hit by russian showing their only protection signs on the windows. people and ukrainian they tried to go in, but or turned around. was in the or is it say, i have to say this is paying more than marry up or remains blocked by the enemy. sizes, abreast of troops did not lead into the city and continued to torture. our people are merry up our residence tomorrow. we'll try again. once again said 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 we will try to underground and 2 children died. no,

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 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 and direct land quarter to,

to crimea from. 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 young e and the solace of a watch me. we will try to morrow again to evacuate people from mario polls. we will again do it tomorrow in front of the whole world in front of to 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. and then he, pearlin central ukraine is hell,

a major target for russian bombings and had previously escape much of the air assault and had become a stop off point for people trying to flee ukraine. al jazeera. had abdul hamid is there? ah, i went to another life short the mounting tool of this conflict. now in the 3rd week, 21 year old alexander village go, 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, who wanted me to be sure not lost a friend and a neighbor 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 loss. 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 key ukrainian cities remain surrounded, as russia seems to be expanding its 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 are leaving because they feel that the pro could be next. denise pro was targeted for 2 days straight for his rock, his coming from the east,

either from territory under separate his control or russia itself. this was an early warning miss sal intercepted over the city center that was called on mobile phone. trash network at the give lou to living is that you put all of the console 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 stuff . 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 it a fence system, but they have capacity to hit from hundreds of kilometers away with. and we asked the whole of the world to close the sky. while you cranes western allies are refusing to enforce and no fly zone is the families were left to live with their loss. what example had made valera? yeah, less than 3 months ago. now she's a young widow holding died to colors. her husband defended to his last breath,

hoping it won't be in vain. but at the hemi al jazeera denise pro ukraine, still a hands on al jazeera has thousands call for an end to the war in ukraine francais rush, i was president, is showing those willingness to end the war. a lot more on indonesia. what's the problem? environmental groups are sound in the alarm as landfills edge closer to capacity. ah. but it was picked up again, all over se, asia there. small elements, but big showers in those elements spread all the way from the central philippines down towards java. so, flash flooding is still a potential bush anyway. you look at the increase is likely in the sherry regime in the southern part of thailand, peninsula malays yet once again, sumatra and java,

but you spot on. the land masses not covered in blue. the blue represents the showers. it's certainly to the west. are you seeing the rain increase? just the south is frank as well, but it's decreasing in australia. there's still plenty of light showers in new south wales have been some pretty big ones. inside in the middle of new south wales and in south australia is the forecast for monday. so they are still around it settle for the most part or to the west. not as was, it was purse is down to 29 and up in tropical australia, big showers, reformulate should been there for the whole season, but they haven't been but they are showing cells at the moment is the creeping eastwards of that bell to potentially big thunderstorms. this being tuesday in new zealand nice and warm in oakland 26 or 27 should do better in wellington and christ church. when the teens here and rain seems likely in the eastern side of north island. ah.

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a ukrainian military base close to the border with poland, the governor of the leave region. so as a please, 9 people have been killed and 57 wounded. this is believed to be the western most strikes so far and tense, fighting's raging outside the capital kings were air raid sirens have been heard when a people have been fleeing the rush on the grounds till ukrainian held towns and new attempt is being made to send aid to the receipt city of merrier pole. it's endured intense russian bombardment and has been cut off from the rest of the country. for 13 days, the mayor says 1500 people had been killed. so as were saying and tense fighting's, raging outside the capital, air raid sirens have been heard. and many people had been fleeing the russian advanced to ukrainian hel towns. this is bill. are rhodes call were cars and vans, full of people had been arriving. many have survived constant bombings and the running out of food and water. some say the road here was littered with mines. wash

. villa shouted very shortly for you didn't know what 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. repeated marsha with throttle wall. it's very scary. there. we sleep in the basement with the children constantly in the basement or cellar shots, non stop. we came to cave and we'll get used to the fact that it's quiet here. constantly quiet. children are crying all the time. go. the situation with food was difficult. a lot of corpses of locals just lying in the straits around corners in key for people are unsure about their next move. would the city surrounded by russian forces? well, there were a tax on a convoy coming in to the city now for the key authorities. getting people out of those boarded towns which render intense. shelling by russian forces is now the party some of those towns boucher, an appeal 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 linked them up on the outskirts of kia, they'll be able to then use that as a staging post for an attack on the capital city. it's so people fleeing those places are coming in to keep the central station and the stories are that we're hearing are absolutely harrowing. however, i was 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,

abdel in that numbers. our home was destroyed. an explosion blew up the windows doors and everything. all the people who lived in the building round to the basement. we moved to another part of the city to find a friend's house, but the bombardments continued even there. the russian tanks kept firing at our houses. and this is water flame. ah, 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. our priority now is a hot line. it's air being is a voucher is a. busy vazo, it's a gastorm and this line. okay. and are actually day out really shocked by all these things happening are they didn't expect the russian army to hit civilians to hit their, to it in houses. and they never believed it. but they really honor

a fire. undoubted sex is destroyed. good houses, many people's cue. 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 mutual like a pain in to 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 stanley emron con our desert keep central station, or francis there has been no breakthrough in efforts to convince russia to end its war in ukraine. the french president, many one micron, the german chancellor allow sold spoke to the russian president vladimir putin on the phone for more than an hour. they are

a chain to declare an immediate cease fire in ukraine as a full cont, as a condition for full negotiations. it's the 2nd time the leaders have tried to broker a deal in the past week. the u. s. has announced its sending another $200000000.00 worth of weapons to ukraine and bills on the significant shipments at sent and lead up to the war. and on thursday, the us congress approved an additional $13600000000.00 and emergency aid for ukraine. alan fisher and washington d. c. explains what weapons the ukrainians are. prioritizing you as president joe biden is at camp david this we can, but we are told he is keeping across all developments in ukraine and he approved the release of these weapons. now the ukrainians had been asking for javelin anti tank and stinger anti aircraft missiles. we expect them to be in this batch that is released along with a significant amount of small arms at these will come from existing

u. s. military stock, which means that they don't have to wait for the manufacturer to deliver them and then be moved on to ukraine. this, these can go almost immediately, and this is the 3rd time in 3 months that the u. s. military has done that part of $1200000000.00 and military aid that the u. s. has provided since january 2021. that's important, of course, because that's when joe biden became president. no secretary of state antony lincoln has praised the ukrainian, seeing that they are showing great skill. i'll will, i'm providing courage and we know that congress is very much in support of what is happening in a tone in a city and a country that can be so often divided on party lines. there was bipartisan support just a few days ago when congress approved $13600000000.00 in aid to ukraine. but this $200000000.00. the next step for you as support of ukraine in the face of this russian onslaught. well,

let's get more on all of this and the latest developments, including that strike on the airbase in western ukraine and speak to robert. so he's a senior fellow at the customer. pulaski foundation in poland. he's also a former nato officials joining us from brussels. welcome to al jazeera sir. so as we've been reporting russian missile strikes in ukrainian military rate base that is used for nato drill, seeing how close this attack is to nato country. is there a message that russia is sending to nathan without bounds? i mean, it is actually one of the largest tax, i mean, the summation that one can be found on resources right now to speak is that, you know, some of them, maybe they've been more with, some of them are actually shut down. and you know, this is a well known international peacekeeping center. in fact, before the russian invasion, i think the us national got gifts from mass already actually working that

and according to again, the formation we have to be bringing sources that most civilian to ministry who having children been attacked, they follow us. russians kind of warning today to go that convoys supply or assistance from outside the grade would be. ready legitimate targets, of course, not legitimate targets because, you know, russia has not even declared a war lecture long having any right. ready basically how, how you train the tenant itself. so in terms of, you know, international. ready another example of russia do you know, doing things which are totally in violation of every single no. okay. i mean, for give it a simplified question here, but, but why is russia targeting this space? well, it's one to send a signal, obviously a message, and i don't mean all right, and secondly, i know russia is very warrior because it's not winning the war. in j. c. crane is actually suffering very heavy losses. there's been some good news from you. raise

point of view around, you know, situation one, here. it's army has shown it's out to be in that it's the table only off, you know, basically firing and killing. i'm really civilians. so this is, this is actually quite desperate, but it is a dangerous, of course, attempts to escalate down to the reaction of other countries. i think, you know, it's, it's something which is, which has to be taken very seriously. various capitals, alphabetically, nato countries. but at the same time, you know, i hope that this is not actually seen as a reason to disconnect, helping ukraine because a deserves it. and it makes a difference on the graph. russia actually, if i say i let me repeat, it is not scoring. success is on emitted from bucket. but how, how do you think nato countries will be looking into this? you say that this heightens tensions going forward? so, how do you see the some playing out?

well of course i'm, you know, i'm not speaking in an official capacity. am i? but you know, the one that has been clear, you know, crystal clear. even our statements very recent, even pay for it. and our country backs, ministry defense to brain will continue by whatever is the right way to do it. and i'm not going to get, he's always on and plays a role how that countries as well. but also if you look at a public opinion, major countries i've been involved in yesterday they did before in germany, in italy and better number of people watch. yeah. saying we would like to even introduce an offline and certainly continue with the same supply to great has grow . so, you know, it's also a question of additions reacting perhaps to this well, revise the russian actions that have, you know, we have to get kind of even profit. but it's, you know, but this is serious decisions on all, you know,

considerations have to come into play. and of course, they don't really want to get into a military conflict with russia, but at the same time we continue helping it. nice. all right, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us from brussels roberts. so thank you. now there's been a demonstration at times capital type, a in support of ukraine's resistance to the russian invasion president trying when the war and ukraine proved to self governing islands. democracy needed to be united to resist a threat from china. beijing considers tiwana breakaway province and has previously threatened to take it by force. italians have been on the streets of florence calling for an end to the war in ukraine. 1000 gathered on saturday, holding banners calling for peace. ukraine, president of all of them are zalinski, address them via video link saying the war isn't just against ukraine, but the values of all your opinions. while in new york, hundreds of people converged on time square. some demonstrators,

health science supporting kids, calls for a no fly zone over the besieged country. new york is home to the united states. largest ukrainian community. household across north africa are rushing to stuck up on flower and other staples as food prices rise, several arab countries such as morocco, intent is important. most of their wheat from ukraine and russia. consumers are fearing shortages and stopping up on goods before the holy month of ramadan, with some not being able to find rice or flour for 2 weeks store manager, say the problem is panic, buying and not shortages. let's look at some other news now. talks between china, transitional government and our groups are underway here in del hop. they ain to resolve a long running conflict between rental groups and the interim government. that some groups have refused to participate. child has a decades of conflict since a military coup in 1991 environmental groups they. indonesia is facing

a plastic waist emergency has some major landfills edge, closer to capacity. jessica washington reports from indonesia capitol, jakarta, in the south of the valley. these workers play an important role. the islands fight to keep its rivers clean. it's got the, we want to educate people by showing them real action. we're cleaning the rover so they can realize how important it is to us. so we have to get that an estimated $900.00 tons of plastic into the valleys, rivers every day, local and geo. so my watch is recording the types of wasted fines during its clean house to find out which companies are responsible, really, to fully be transparent as to what we're finding on the various. so that these multinational 10 back away. but have to start looking at their own fact. the plastic problem is also felt on java, the world's most populous island. this coastal community in jakarta had started to resemble

a landfill with mountains of plastic waste that grew bigger every day. in recent years, it has become an unauthorized jumping site. one of the many in indonesia, around 5000 people live in the neighbourhood of county barter. they say every day they wake up to the smell of rotting garbage. he knew that there is no landfill for people in this area. people from other district started to come here to dump their rubbish to. so for 3 years the garbage has been piling up. the government says it is committed to tackling into these as plastic waste crisis and has pledged to cut 70 percent of marine plastic waste by 2025. more than that, more of the engagement was than to solve the issue, including company i just sent off the plastic this one the or packaging you waste management companies are starting up to tackle

a single you safe band to me is one of them. it cleans and processes, plastic waste and cells if that to manufacturers nisha probably in a state of plastic with them. i didn't see we did the rates around $6800000.00 pounds per year. and we from one to me, have concerns. you want to come to good by significantly upside those he says his business and others like it are only small. they are ready to take on the huge challenge. jessica washington, l 0 chicata. ah . hello again. the headlines on al jazeera russian air strikes have had a ukrainian military base close to the border with poland. the governor of the vive region says at least 9 people have been killed and 57 wounded. this is believe to be the western most strike so far. natasha butler has more from the v.