nowhere else to go, so they have to stay out until they're allowed to return to their home after midnight. the military drill will continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again, twice this week. oh, russian forces hitting a mid russian forces says ukrainian military base to the border with poland, killing at least 35 people. ah, i'm about to send the doha with extensive coverage of day 18 of the ukraine war. both warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe and mario paul, new efforts to get aid into the city that has been left without power,

food and water. a delicate operation emergency services diffuse and pluck an ex, unexploded bomb from a home. in chandler leave, a heavy police response and anti war protests across russia. hundreds are detained in 23 cities. watching missile strikes. i've had a military training base in western ukraine, close to the border with poland. around 30 missiles struck a military training facility in yavari. if that's in the leverage just 20 kilometers from poland, which is a member of nato and the european union. at these 35 people were killed in the attack and more than a 130 have been injured. ukraine holds most of its drills with nato at the base, which housed us troops just a few weeks ago. let's go live to natasha boffa. she's joining us from liver. what do we know? that's more about this attack.

where we suddenly have a much clearer picture than we did in the early hours of the morning around 6 o'clock when that attack took place. ukrainian forces, say i, it was a russian attack on this military air base, which is about 50 kilometers west of living, where i am now are just near a town called yarrow. viv, i, we understand the 35 people were killed in that attack. more than a 130 people were injured, some of those injured have been brought to hospitals here in the vs. so certainly this conflict that we've seen mainly in other parts of the country in the north, east and south closing in for people in this city. and across other areas in the west. now the face itself was used by a ukrainian military personnel and military forces. but it was also a base that was used to train ukrainian forces. there were international training exercises as recently as just a few months ago. the end of $22115.00 countries taking part in those military

exercises, including, for example, of forces from the united states. now the base is also very close to the polish border. so very close indeed some 20 kilometers from poland and nato members. so this is the closest attack in this war by russia to the border of a nato country. it's worth noting that on saturday, the russian deputy prime minister had said that moscow is very unhappy indeed about seeing nato sending a military hardware across the border from poland into ukraine. saying that this with these convoys were possible and legitimate targets for moscow. that will be of great concern as we see now that these attacks are encroaching closer and closer to that border border. there's also been used of course, for people to cross people who fled the violence and the fighting and the shelling in ukraine who are arriving here. austin, in the ve,

the city was become something of a refuge for so many, but then many crossing that border into poland to reach not only poland, but other e u countries. it's also a vital passage way for any humanitarian aid to come into the country. natasha butler in living. natasha, thank you for res prophy is from the political consultancy rasmussen. global is also a former director of policy planning at nato. he says ukraine needs logistical help . the supply of amendment will continue and should be stopped because the moment we stop, we are telling him that we are just respecting his red lines. so we also fly with the consumer. that's what happened. 10 kilometers of the police force that western ukraine is increasing the area and the best way for the ukrainians to be able to troll and risk crazed to effective defense.

nato's got plenty of that. and then so i think there should be a much clearer declaratory push back on rush, black men of using weapons of mass destruction being a much clearer statement. the police president has made such a statement, but i think it's expected that he should be done at the nato heads of their road. because that like many, without the acceptance, if we accept russia aggression and russia including nuclear black men, we have to make them specific. and what will they take and what? why will let me put in stop that using the black belt and apply to potentially made to alive, which you might see neural has been intense fighting outside your cranes capital key. many people have been fleeing the russian advisors to government held tons. this is bill hall, dra,

where cars and vans full of people have been arriving. many have survived constant bombings and they're running out of food and water. some say the road here was littered with money. the sunday morning church balance. since the drawn down by the sound of air raid sirens and the capital keeps being easily quiet. related with the threat of russian troops in the cities outskirts worshippers still came to the church. one of the chaplains even blessed the rifles of some of the people who chosen to defend the city. a negotiator, an advisor to ukraine's president says there's been significant progress in talks with russia approved me o grima, representatives of the russian federation at the negotiations. no longer put forward ultimatums, attentively listened to our propositions. ukraine will not give up its position at our demands of the end of the war and the withdrawal of the russian troops. i see

that there's an understanding of this process and dialogue that although ranken is in keeping people there are unsure about their next move of russian forces at nearby. and let's talk about those and negotiations. first of all attempting, of course, to get her enthusiasm when the words significant progress are used. but we've got to be careful, haven't we? this is still very early stages. it is and if you speak to people on the streets hos were been doing, there's not a huge amount of confidence that those tools will go anywhere given that pin and butchered. not far from where i'm standing right now or under intense russian attack, or now it is interesting though, that the russians have actually responded as well. a russian delegates and the talks and ukraine was quoted on sunday saying that they've made significant progress. and it was possible that the delegations could soon arrive at a joint position. now notice the language, the joint position, that majors will be

a statement this issued. it might not be a see why it might not be an air beginning to the end of this conflict. and may well, just read a statement that says, actually we agree on this and that's not giving hope to people here. they're still hunkering down there still are preparing for any eventuality i was on the streets homeschool, me back. i've been showing you this, this view for days now, but it is incredible to see that this is the capital city. this is the main thoroughfare and is completely empty. now we were a unsafe market today. ah, and i was approached by a man outside who was looking for medicines, though the supermarket was actually open. there was food on the shelves, not a huge amount of variety, but at least there was something. but i had, there were no pharmacies open. he said he had a sick child and he'd been wandering around the entire city looking for an open pharmacy. i asked him how his preparedness was going. he said, look,

we're hunkering down. i'm going to protect my family. i'm hoping that the russians don't come in to the city, but they do. i have to fight, i've got no where else to go. so there is still that defines there. but given these talks, i don't think anybody is really pinning all the hopes of these talks are going to be the break for them may will be the beginning of the breakthrough. but like i said, that language are about, you know, there is a place is there, a negotiation space is very vague. one of the key questions. so one of the key topics for that and that those negotiations, of course have been humanitarian corridors and i understand residency lens, he's been talking about them. what was he saying? that's right. the president gives a daily video space somewhere in this city. we don't actually know where that is. he did speak to a journalist though, however, on a saturday and our colleagues that vast and actually asked a question about the

a civilian casualties of what that affected him. but today he was very much focused on mario polly. now married them, a humanitarian corridor, are very polite, she goes both ways is getting civilians are out, but it's also getting supplies into the city. supplies that a desperate lead it. he said that about 125000 people have actually left humanitarian corridors and into cranium. tara traguil, so said a supplies were going in a few hours ago. those are back on values by 80 kilometers outside of mariposa. don't know whether it's got any closer. it's going to be a hot slope for that convoy to get in to mary pulled those supplies, absolute, desperate need it. and the president was highlighting that today, reporting life, ukrainian capital, keep him mankind him on. thank you. mario paul is such a critical concern for president for laudermill zalinski because it's been besieged for 13 days straight. now, the city of more than 400000 people,

surrounded by russian forces and no one is allowed in or out. despite the ongoing fighting, setting up humanitarian corridors for people to escape has been incredibly difficult . this is why these are the latest pictures out of maria paul residential buildings have again been pummeled by russian rockets essentially like food and water. i've been running out. jason starts. utah is from the international committee of the red cross and he says, conditions in money, a poll, and now extremely poor. communications are obviously very difficult, but we do have a line in a couple times a day. we have a small team in mario poll and they can share with us what the situation is like in the situation is catastrophic, has been catastrophic for days. the adjectives describing how bad the situation there get worse and worse. we know there's tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people who are running out of water may already be out of water running out of food. our own team tells us that they are now down to eating

one meal a day. they had to make the choice to ration that to, to keep the food going, as long as they can. there's, there's children with our, with our teams there, there's families. so it's obviously a very difficult situation for them. but we know that situation ready outside radiates outward for thousands of residents and that city. so in terms of, of a, a pause or humanitarian corridor, we are working with both sides to the conflict, all sides of the conflicts. to urge that this take place. but we know that that agreement needs to come between them. what we're doing is describing the parameters in our conversations, conversations that are taking place that a very high level describing the parameters that need need to be put in place. your grades, emergency service. it says it's had to deal with 3 on, exploded bombs in a day. in the northern city of shell, i have. this is one of them removed from home. the bomb squad says that we sent diffused, as it was discovered shatter here has been under heavy fire from russian troops.

from the start of the war. was more coverage of the ukraine counselor to come and al jazeera, including a ukrainian family of eyes in the us. but not everyone's happy. they're being allowed in i'm, we've an update on talks to resolve a long wanting conflict between rebel groups and chads into government. ah, now the spell of for other warm weather, particularly in this part of southeast asia tied down to be in bar, is still there but being punctuated by some pretty big storms every now again, temperatures in western may more about 40 degrees above average. in the similar sort of story has been the case for the south in talent, but those shows will put it in to that. and the concentrating down to potential malaysia and sumatra as well. we've got a good spattering of orange tops,

big showers anywhere else in this body. se asia, not unusual, just showing the end of the regular wet season. should be saying the end are to irregular winter in east asia, but you can see little curls of cloud here with snow on them are white on them, suggest hasn't quite gone away. we've had a few days, quite warm, settled, particularly northern china, but it's got colder again than that cold as leaking eastward. so this looks like potential busy conditions in hawkeye. there once again, the sun's, i have a home, she was 80 degrees and to give it more snow shall seem likely phenomenon. you the rain. it was in southern china, south the axis disappearing by tuesday in temperatures here. bit on the above average, cyber not hugely. so india is a very quiet place at the moment this some rain and snow in afghanistan, but the heat getting up, but 5 degrees above average in good, you're at. ah. but when i think of my nature, i think of potential. when i think of potential,

i think of what b, what is not. i think of young people literally take it into the own and i'm good something that the company called tell me it's impossible. i think, you know, the challenge is when a child in the country alex, my name has been gosh, esl and this is my chair. my, my gear on al jazeera ah ah, you want to go to 0 reminder or top stories this russian missile strikes? if it a military training base in western ukraine lives, governor says 35 people have been killed on more than

a 130 injured the base near the city of giovanni is just 20 kilometers from poland, a member of nato, and the european union, ukraine's president has a convoy carrying humanitarian aid is on its way to the southern port city of mateo pole. it's surrounded by russian forces and no one is allowed in or out. there's been intense fighting outside the capital key for air raid sirens of inherit. many people have been fleeing, been russian did bonds to ukraine to help to times at least a 135 people have been arrested at anti war protests in 20 cities across russia. several were detained in moscow, but the raleigh was quickly disrupted by police. jailed, crumbling critic galaxy no volley has called for the anti war protests last week. at least 5000 people who arrested at 60000000 protest nationwide. and demonstrators are also out and forces in petersburg despite a police crackdown president vladimir putin has announced penalties, including up to 15 years in prison,

of protesting against the kremlin. and is another weekend of protests against russia's invasion of ukraine is one of several demonstrations planned around europe . these a live pictures, font berlin, and you can just see the brandenburg gate in the background. there'll be several protests on this similar site involving large crowds of people over the last few weeks. people are also expected to rally in warsaw, london, and madrid. the you and nuclear watchdog says is concerned about the safety and security of ukraine's nuclear facilities. the zachary sheer plant is under russian control. it's europe's largest, with 6 of ukraine's 15 reactors power lines to the facility have been damaged in khaki or facility housing. a research react has been shelled repeatedly with well net ski and the revere river near power plants in south ukraine are still in government control and operating normally a shall nobile nuclear site. hasn't had any active reactions for more than 20 years

. but large amounts of spent fuel and radioactive waste to remain on site. its power lines were cut last week, diesel generators are providing back up power and room prokop is the director of energy programs at the ukrainian institute for the future. now we're not going to disclose is location for safety reasons. me doesn't trust what the russians are saying about the plant and stop alicia. the only source that i can trust is ukrainian government and ukraine in public company who are saying that russians are trying to establish control over our plan. the same as they did with try mobile, all of them, which is under the commission, which the region, but still what was in high threat for, for many countries, indicates if anything happens in general, say that there were more incident because rushes where shooting or where the biggest in europe, nuclear power plant,

they buy ship shooting nuclear facilities and reactive storage is n t, as in how to give. so in general, citation is very best. the truth is that the ukraine do have enough. well, if i specialist operate this power plants without any russian, i as this case assistance we, we can do this at a level and if russia ukraine in the beginning we waited and they are offering some technical assistance. that sounds crazy. sick children, seeing ukraine have been taken to hospitals in poland, italy, and germany for treatment. dozens of kids with cancer boarded a medical train images on the policy cranium border. so far the trains carried at least 120 young cancer patients to poland. all those are being treated for covered 19 ukrainian sort of scraping the violence,

moving as far away as central america. these were some of the 1st to arrive in guatemala and friday. the government says that being admitted on humanitarian grounds, most ukrainian refugees that a neighboring countries like poland, hungary and romania, but a small number of them are being allowed into the united states and as raising complaints from advocates about the plight of refugees from elsewhere. rob reynolds reports, why a ukrainian woman with 3 children fleeing the war and her homeland was denied entry to the u. s. twice when she asked for asylum at the tiquana border crossing with mexico. i don't have any other place to go. sophia, who did not give her last name, travelled 1st to romania, then to mexico seeking to enter the u. s. economy. i have the family and friends in usa and they're ready to support me. and actually they asked me to leave ukraine in this situation. since 2020 the u. s. has barred almost all asylum

seekers. using a regulation meant to prevent infectious diseases from spreading across the border . now, with many coven error restrictions eased or eliminated the rule known as title 42 is still being used to bar thousands of people from mexico, central america, africa, haiti, and elsewhere. many of those migrants are fleeing war and political upheaval. but on her 3rd try sophia, and her children with help from a lawyer were allowed to enter the us. some immigration attorney say there is a double standard favoring ukrainians. we are absolutely seeing a differentiation between howard treating ukrainian asylum seekers than we are. other asylum seekers, whether they be from south america, cameroon, haiti, or afghanistan, the ukrainians, are being able to jump to the front of the line. and the only difference is that

they're white and all of these other asylum seekers are not white. we're in a welcome, recreating refugees, rope and arms. in fact, they come over here. the biden administration quickly granted temporary residency to tens of thousands of ukrainians who are already in the us. we will be providing temporary protected status, t p. s to those ukranian nationals who are present in the united states as of march 1st of this year that policy also favors ukrainians over citizens of other nations who have been asking for temporary protected status. the afghans have been begging for this since august 2021. last month, 427 ukrainians, entered the u. s. as refugees, more than triple the number from january. there will be more families from ukraine seeking refuge in the us. as russia's invasion grinds on and raising more troubling

questions about fairness, rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles, households across north africa are rushing to stalk up on flower and other staples is food prices rise. several countries including morocco, into nicea import, most of their wheat from ukraine and russia. consumers are feeding shortages and so they're stalking before the foster month of ramadan. the some not getting rice are far for 2 weeks. store manager, say the problem is panic, buying and not shortages. not time for some other news talks between chance trans, trans national government and armed groups have ended for the day. and the resuming cut out on wednesday, a. m to resolve a long running conflict between rebel groups and the interim government. but some groups have refused to participate. child has faced decades of conflict since a military coup in 1991. i'm a valid been of the talks and doha, he says, despite a bumpy start, the overall feeling is positive. your ask the participants here,

particularly if you're off the organizes the company government employees here. they told you that this is a unique charge for the charge in groups the government to meet here in though how today, particularly the us, you know, most of the groups represented. yes. some of them refuse to participate and a few or 4 walked out from the, from the opening session, even before the close session part. and they said they, well, one they were asking for will be given the chance to talk in the opening session and to they have been shocked by the sheer number of groups that they have never heard about before. it's about the estimates here. it's about $59.00 group here in these socks people here are saying that there must be optimism, optimism must range in this, in these talks because not only that, the, the groups are willing, most of them are willing to talk with the government, particularly since the chemical fascination of the,

of the later it's debbie and the accession of his funds. they are not willing to talk to the, to the new president. so that's not the only reason, but, or for the other difference of the how high confidence in the state of come up. and they came here. no way you cut out has a 5th degree in facilitating consultations or piece talks. they did it in between the 3 and the ciocca. they did it in the areas in the war. and the think about the categories are furious about them, attempt to bring all fights together and to facilitate a kinds of agreements between the erotic cleans responsibility for the bottles of ballistic missiles is struck in the u. s. consulate in the northern iraqi city of abil rating state tv support. the attacks were aimed at what it called secret is really bases and they were in retaliation for an air strike in syria and killed 2 revolutionary guard members. a us official said there was no impact to the counselors,

which is currently unoccupied. a satellite channel near the u. s. considered, went on a shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and deborah young. the studio for a summer binge of it has been this is from baghdad. this is the 1st time that we're hearing of an attack using ballistic missiles into or out by from iran. the i r g. c has claim responsibility, but they're not explicitly said why the thing that is in response to evil deed by israel. and if it doesn't stop our warning, of more attack and deadly attacks, what we know so far from official who've been spoken to us on the condition of anonymity is that the missiles had around midnight iraqi time on around this new post the building which is going to be one of the largest building of the u. s. department in the region. there was no material damage. there was some damage to nearby buildings including the this television network, the private television, the k 24. but so far there have been no casualties. an investigation has been

ordered and it has been a plethora of of reaction after this. we heard from the prime minister of the semi autonomous, goodish reason mister bizarre calling it a terrorist attack and saying this can be, there can be no pretext to attacking iraq. the sovereignty, china's increasing is covered 19 measures following the highest surgeon infections in any 2 years. the city of san san 17000000 residents have been placed under strict loc time. schools are closed in beijing and bus services have been suspended in shanghai and chung shown a rise in court with 900 cases is forced officials to turn an exhibition center into the temporary hospital with 1500 beds budget. and so in order to stay home and be tested for coven, 1903 times environmental groups, se indonesia is facing a plastic waste emergency some major landfills edge closer to capacity. washington

reports in the capital jakarta, in the south of the valley. these workers play an important role. the islands fight to keep its rivers clean. it will be, we want to educate people by showing them real action. we are cleaning the river so they can realize how important it is to us. so we have to get that. an estimated 900 tons of plastic into barley's rivers, every day. local and geo. so my watch is recording the types of wasted fines during its clean us to find out which companies are responsible, really, to fully be transparent as to what we're finding on the rivers. 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. if you need 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 the stakeholders in get to if you want them to solve the issue, including company. i just sent off the plastic based on the packaging you waste management companies are starting up to tackle single use. safe. santabonyas is one of them. it cleans and processes, plastic waste and cells exactly. manufacturers, you know, nature currently in

a space of plastic with emergency. we generate around $6800000.00 pounds per year, and we from been to bill me a half concern you want to contribute by significantly absorb those plastic with. he says his business and others like it are only small, but they are ready to take on the huge challenge. jessica washington out a 0 chicata. ah. this is audra 0. these are the top stories russian missile strikes have had a military training base in western ukraine. the waves governor says 35 people have been killed and more than a 130 injured the basely of the city of java. eve is just 20 kilometers from poland . which is a member of nato and the european union. the cranes presidents has a convoy carrying humanitarian aid is on its way to the southern port city of mario paul.