nowhere else to go, so they have to stay out until that are now to return to their home. after midnight, the military drill would continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again, twice this week. ah . russian artillery, it's a residential building and he just talks good underway to n 19 days of fighting. ah, you're wanting l 0. lie from headquarters in del, how i'm getting obligated also ahead. new pictures. so the destruction of mer, your poll as ukraine announces, plans for 10 humanitarian corridors, overwhelmed and exhausted, wherewith ukrainian refugees boarding trains in poland. not knowing where the final

stop will be. also ahead violence scenes on the french island of corsica as protest or is react to an attack on a jailed nationalist leader. hello talks are underway between ukraine and russia in another attempt to end the 19 day war. but across ukraine, there is no let up in the fighting. russian artillery had a 9 story apartment block and ukraine's capital. that's despite russia insisting it's targeting military sites. stephanie decker begins, are coverage war come suddenly. and it comes from the sky allowed blast and everything that was once the comfort of home. now gone for the elderly, limited and movement. many can't make it down to the underground shelter of this 9 story building world for the rescue. workers pick up parts of what used to be

ordinary lives in keith. it's hard to comprehend what is happening here at all, not water. all the. it is a city he is just a jerk, a total jerk. i've got nothing else to say. oh, you see i've got my no words to describe it for blair. there were probably, well i do work in this war is now into it's 3rd week. military analysts may be assessing that russia's advance is slow, but it is deadly. humanitarian corridors have been agreed upon for monday and more aid convoys planned with them. a hot this to ordinate not actually will again try to unblock the movement of the humanitarian convoy from buddy answer to mary uncles them the port city of morrow. paul remains under a devastating siege. attempts to move civilians out has failed day off to day. oh, people may remember this heavily pregnant mother being rescued following a russian strike on maternity hospital last week. news now emerging that she and

her baby have died. good then caribbean remover. oh, on the day when the maternity hospital was hit, 3 women were brought here. one was in critical condition with crushed pelvis and a detached hip while we were resuscitating her and carried out as the syrian section took out her lifeless child. more than 30 minutes of resuscitation didn't produce any results. then more than 30 minutes of resuscitation of the mother didn't produce results. both died yet, but new life is also bringing joy here, despite being born into an uncertain future. these are terrifying days. but there is defiance here and the uncompromising will to survive. the war is never far away. the mental toll unbearable in a city under bombardment. nowhere feel safe talks between both sides are

expected. on monday, russia says ukraine is to compromise for the war to end. but for now, the army, the president and countless civilians across the country who have taken up arms to defend their nation and their future refuse to do so. stephanie decker, i'll g 0. or we have correspondence in ukraine across all developments. we have jonah hopeful join us shortly from the vive. you'll have an update on the ongoing talks as a big isn't in a pro with more on the humanitarian corridors. but 1st, enron con reports from outside. the residential building, which was shelled in keith, was just after 5 in the morning were not hillary shell hit the entrance of that building. we think it's got hillary shell. now that's the entrance of a residential building here in the north of keith. when just take a look at the damage, you can still actually smell the burning. now rescue efforts are still continued

and see or the fire engine there with a ladder going up. they still comb through the building to see if there are any more bodies inside. we are hearing that at least one person has been killed, have been a number of injuries as well. this is a residential building or and that was the entrance that building making people like make amiability. people get out in austin possible. i mean, just take a look, it's an incredible amount of though is all the way through and on the other side of this building as well. now shelling has taken place ah, in areas near here in pain and in butcher. but this is inside keith, this is no key when you cranes, president val otherwise alons, he is urging talks with russia as vladimir putin to meet with him directly. but as he hasn't heard back from the kremlin, but lower level of delegations are meeting for virtual talks, zalinski is advisor says the negotiations have been hard. i suppose the to you miss

me. i'll positions haven't changed the t immediate cease bias. you 1st withdrawal of all russian troops and only then we can talk about neighboring relations and a political settlement. let's get an update now from jona hall has joining us on the v. if so, what hope is there of any progress? and the current ongoing talks, jonah, a big picture in terms of ending this will probably very little hope at all the words that make out a product there. a senior advisor to mr. lensky, talking about how hard it is to find common ground. here he went on in that very statement to talk about how difficult it is because they are negotiating on 2 different bases really they, you create inside and we've heard this from them before negotiating on behalf of an entire nation under. so defects essential threats of the russian side, negotiating on behalf of, but essentially vladimir putin and not necessarily fully appreciate your understanding exactly what the president is thinking at any given point in time. so

in terms of a meeting of minds extremely difficult. no obvious. shifting of red lines on either side, the grade is clearly still pushing in big picture terms for a full cease fire. the withdrawal of all russian troops, the russians still pushing for the capitulation, the surrender of keys and the demilitarization of the country guarantees over its neutrality. and the independence of portions of ukrainian land. the reality is the talks that are happening now and not happening at that level. they're not talking about into the wall. they're talking about humanitarian. ready cars, they're talking about roots of evacuation that talking about trying to get humanitarian aid into these dreadfully. besieged places like mario paul, the 4th set of talks at this level. this one taking place over video conference. they're not face to face as they were the 1st 3 times, but we're told in addition that they are having these contacts now by video conference almost daily. so really looking at where they can find routes

to possible avenues of compromise. and some suggestion through the weekend through comments that have a merge that there are perhaps cautious signs of optimism, of the things that are moving in the right direction. mr. pollock said yesterday that roger is at least beginning now to talk more constructively, less about ultimatums, more about possible areas of compromise. he, they may achieve real results in the coming days. and they wanted slash ski, who is one of the russian negotiators quoted by the russian was also talking about significant progress. and the possibility that draft agreements could be reached very soon. but as i said, not draft agreement spend the war that will only happen between the 2 presidents. mister lensky says he's ready to talk, but only on the terms of a full sci fi and, but it may putin. well, he has also suggested that positive shifts are happening without giving anything more than that away. ok, thank you for the time being john hall reporting from the vive. for more on ukraine's plans to evacuate. people safely,

let's bring in. i'll just there is as big as it is joining us from any pro that's in the east of the country. so i said as we've been reporting their talks yet again, if establishing humanitarian court or at least that's according to what the ukrainians are saying, what more can you tell us about those? absolutely, that's what the ukrainians, a sangha as establishing 10 humanitarian corridors from areas of the key region to take people out and get humanitarian aid in as well as eastern ukraine, 9 pots of eastern ukraine, though some parts are controlled by russians and separatist, sir, but they're still pockets of ukrainian control within the and ukraine wants to set up humanitarian corridors to get her food and keep her medical supplies in as well as evacuate those that want to leave. also the b. c. strategic port city of mario, paula, that's room besieged by russian forces, re understand the art tanks on and parts of that city. although russia does not have full control of that. now there's been attempts to get humanitarian aid to

that city for over the last week. and a half, so in theory what the ukrainians say is trying to set up these humana care, incur car does, we're in re, on the reality in, on the ground here is somewhat different because they've been trying to get aged to that city for the last week. and a half does when food trucks and trucks carrying medical supplies are being turned around, in some cases dismal allegation that russians have. sheldon fight upon those on convoys. the russians deny that. but also there's been buses set up to evacuate people again that haven't been able to reach it yesterday they got within 2 hours of mary polt, but they didn't manage to get there today that trying again. now what we're hearing about the situation within mary paul is that the situation is dire. the international committee for the red cross said that people are terrified, traumatized, and have nowhere to go. people at sheltering in basements with no heating is absolutely freezing. hes, the temperatures are well below freezing, there's no food or water, they're running short, and people are risking the lives to get out and try to find

a food. now the latest figures of those killed residents killed that we have from the local authorities. there is 2500 that's over 300 of from yesterday. so yes, the situation is very difficult and they are talking about humanitarian car doors. but whether those will be establish and whether they can get to especially death usage city is a different question. and what are you hearing on the grounds about the situation in the separatist held regions in eastern ukraine? with her heard that this when a rocket attacked by ukrainian forces, internet's that killed 20 people, an injured age. now we don't have access to those areas. so you can't verify that we've also heard the 80 miners are trapped after their mind was hit by shell and knocked out power. but we also hearing that there was a russian or shell that hit a residential building in chemicals. just east of here that killed 2 people. now

what that shows is that even in separatist and russian control dairies fighting is still ongoing. they are still pockets of ukrainian resistance. and although the russians may be taking small areas, it's slow, but there's, you constant ukrainian resistance. but we also have to remember that this conflict in the east of the country has been going on since 2014, at least 14000 people have been killed since that time. so there's still to fighting, taking place, just north of in the 2nd largest city in ukraine park, if they're still fighting, taking place there. russia has fired missiles, kodak air strikes and shelled that city, and also tried to enter. but so far, the ukrainian forces of managed to keep them out. okay, thank you so much as unpaid reporting from jennifer. now, poland. biggest cities are struggling to accommodate the waves of refugees fleeing rushes, invasion. the you and refugee agency says at least 2600000 people have now fled

ukraine. the mayors of warsaw and krakow say their city services are overwhelmed and they need more support from the e. u and the u. n. sam bas ravi reports from krakow, where volunteers are working around the clock. a peerless path to poland is only the beginning refugees from the war and ukraine. keep going exhausted, they begin another difficult journey. ah many poor trains leaving eastern poland, not knowing where their last stop will be. one woman, overwhelmed, tired, barely able to speak, said she left her whole family back in ukraine. her husband is fighting and the war children are carrying for her elderly mother who is too old to leave carrying what little she can. she's heading west, hoping to find work, perhaps a new home for her family. when we met her on the train,

she said she had not slept in for days when you guys going back to her job in warsaw, after volunteering at the border board, she was mostly greeting refugee or somebody yesterday. so one with ground some i'm sure grinding. so i've said to her and we were talking a little bit, i don't know ukrainian language, it's similar to polish language. so she was talking about or found me or have her home that she has left now. so the sub book, emotional support is something that they need the most is the war continues. she says more volunteers will need to go to the border. something as simple as a warm welcome at poland, stored or can make those forced out of their country feel more at home.

2 years old tim moore is too young to understand that he's been up rooted by war. his father is fighting russian forces and on boss fleeing the violence. his mother says was their only choice should've deluding, didn't eat them with ever said they can look at what can people do now they can only run with a children. we were hesitating for a long time about what we should do, but i think it was the right decision. every train going west is filled with stories of lives, torn apart by millions of vulnerable civilians, forced to find a fresh start. once the train flows into crack off station, people step off the platform into a kind of controlled chaos. now it is hectic here, but there is help to be had. there's volunteers heading out food available to answer any questions. people might have and helping people registered to find

a place to live on the train. some do, by the way, over hearing her story on the far from the border, but still helping offers a ride and a place to stay to a new friend safe passage and safe haven. new beginnings in a city that has no right now a place of refuge guy, not to call the guy in the struggle. oh, does it still ahead on al jazeera, we take an exclusive look inside the battle for me and mar and meet the young people behind their resistance. ah, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by capital airways

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the me again, the top floor is on al jazeera, this, our, an apartment block and ukraine's capital has been hit and damaged killing. at least one person emergency services pulled several survivors from the building in the long ski district in cage. ukraine's deputy prime minister has announced plans for 10 humanitarian court, or they're expected to include the port city and now you phone, which is under constant bombardment by russian forces. poland biggest cities are struggling to accommodate the wave. the refugees fleeing russia invasion, the un refugee agency says at least 2600000 people have now pled ukraine, the mayor, the horses, who say their services are overwhelmed. in another suburb of keith, urban ukrainian officials are saying they're doing everything they can to reclaim

parts from russian forces. the mayor says most civilians have fled, but a large number are staying on. the city has come under heavy shelling in the past week with people cut off from electricity, gas and the internet. ports of or pin are now under russian control. authority say they won't surrender. you didn't believe no. the 10000 people may be less or staying in your pin and don't want to leave our city. 70 percent of our city is now ukrainian territory with ukrainians living there. 30 percent is controlled by russian occupiers, that we are doing everything to liberate 100 percent of our city. while to 0. the last the mohammed is an urban with more on the fighting. i did the we are in the heart of a pin city. the front line with the ukrainian army is engaged in fighting with the russians. we try to advance towards downtown, but it seems that the russians made it before us ukrainian troops shooting in all

directions saying russia snipers, a station to ruth told me to prevent the civilians from leaving city. i shot me in please. your current dozens of residents was seen leaving from this area as well as the eastern side of earth in county. i know the ukrainian said they managed to fend off the russians this morning. can you conceive ukrainian armies front line? was there trying to force the russians back, lena dorothy, to my right, also a fierce exchange of gunfire. it seems the russians are advancing for more than one direction. i le admit every machine guns and anti aircraft guns fired their firing into the air. it seemed like a drone, as hovering above in this spot,

and a few minutes before we arrived, dozens of residents had left the city lea a claim. the russian forces granted them only a 15 minute window to leave the area. before roads were closed, additional ground, many of the residents who were stranded in the eastern suburbs of him no managed to leave a lafon ukrainian troops say they are committed to force the russians back. since thousands of civilians shall remain trap a northern and eastern party, a city medina, ukraine, 2nd largest city is still being heavily bombarded, emergency services. and hark eve say this is the result of an air strike on a 4 story residential building. russian forces have been fighting for 3 weeks to capture the north eastern city, just across from their border. and there are more diplomatic efforts to stop the war and ukraine currently underway. as far as foreign minister, oshea had been under a 100, fanny is a moscow. he's meeting his rational counterpart, sergei. oliver of the gulf nation was called for ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity to be respected. first,

jabari has more from moscow. it was really an effort by both countries to try and really resolve the current ongoing crisis that is unfolding on the ground between russian forces and ukrainian ones. i think the cuts are foreign minister made this visit, arrived in moscow on sunday, and we were not expecting this visit, but he is the 2nd high ranking official from the international community to come to moscow. of course, after these really prime minister and sallie bennett came to moscow on the saturday just about 10 days ago. and the country foreign minister was very adamant that because he wants to play a role in trying to resolve this issue. but it wasn't just the discussion or surrounding the situation on the ground in ukraine. both the foreign minister said that they had a very wide ranging discussion. and their talks last that about an hour and

a half. they discussed the situation in syria in libya as well as i can stand. and of course, the ongoing talks in vienna about the future of that nuclear deal, which is now very much up in the air, australia and then other loans are taking joint legal action against russia over the downing of a malaysian passenger plan in ukraine. 8 years ago. flight m 8. 17 was shot down in 2014, killing all 298 people on board, including 38th australians. international investigators say a russian made missile was responsible with the kremlin denies. australia's for a minister says moscow's invasion of ukraine is a painful reminder for those families of those on board. we can't take away the grace. the surgeon government is committed to pursuing every avenue to ensure that this terrific tragedy is not repaid. and we will continue tirelessly in our efforts with course partners to hold russia to account for its violations of international

law, including its threats to ukraine's sovereignty and a spice. dozens of people have been injured during a violent confrontation between police and protests on the french island of corsica . demonstration, 17 place for days after a prominent nationalist figure was attacked in prison. laura burton, malley reports a shoe full thing caused his cap to a jack. theo, the targeted their anger government building, a court health, a bank, and the police here responding with tear gas violence started off to jailed corsican nationalists. yvonne coroner was beaten into a coma by fellow inmate took with him. you know, those to fill on on. you have to be violent to be hurt. it's not normal. then you're afraid of the confrontations. then the state gibson. it's unfortunate that it has come to this and you have to wait until a man is in a coma to read. once france is most wanted, man, if on colony, is serving

a life sentence in southern france for killing an official in 1998, his demand for transfer to corsica had been ignored until tuesday. we are under immense pressure from protesters. prime minister jean cas deck law allowed the order the after the attack. many here blame the french government the a thought i and see the transfer order came to late. suki said basil playing long. what happened is very serious. the assassination attempt on evil calona is very, very serious. and so i think that many people on the continent are not aware of what really happened and of the expectations of the course. a can people. days of protests of spread across the cities of a seo, calbee and bassier. the anger is not new to the island where protest uncalled for nationalism, have been a mainstay for decades. but in recent years, more people have opted for autonomy over independence. ah,

on you soon. and in one week the young people have obtained what no one no elected official has obtained for 7 years. the cost and people on the street. that's how it is. and the actions must continue for many here they, the only way of making change is on the street lore about a manly al jazeera frances lifting most of its covered 19 restrictions, including mandatory vaccine passes and the need to wear masks and schools shops and officers masks will still be needed on public transport and, and hospitals. the move comes despite a rise in infection numbers, crosses also rolling out a 4th dose of vaccine for those aged 80 and above will china's facing multiple outbreaks of current of iris and dozens of cities driven by the so called stealth army kron variance. a total of $17000000.00 people were put under lockdown on sunday. cases have doubled nationwide to nearly 3400. that is the worst outbreak in

2 years. in northwest me and mar, there has been fighting between the army and an armed resistance group called the people's defense force since it was formed last year, the group has launched attacks against security forces al jazeera gains, exclusive access to whits camp and my gray region. for safety reasons were not revealing the identities of the people in florence, louise reports. so in a camping central myanmar, a former policeman gives his full concentration to his task. he is making a gun, something he learned by watching videos online. although the plus point about making our own weapons is we don't have to spend a lot of money buying guns, but it takes a lot of time. we have to be extremely careful. it can be dangerous for us. if we're care on the lam up, he's part of an armed resistance group known as the people's defense force or p d f. it's made up of people from all walks of life, united in one goal,

fighting the gender. they've given up jobs and left their homes and families behind to live in camps like this. here they train plan and carry out counter attacks on security forces. they say they're aware of the risks and know they are outgunned by a military force that's used artillery fire and air strikes on civilians. but the fight is no, they can count on the support of many people in myanmar. they're all here and i feel like they are our strength during our struggle. they protect us from army dogs, the gentle forces towards villagers, even though there aren't any armed fighters, there are no resistance groups have also stepped in to provide services disrupted by the fighting a nurse who quit her job in a military hospital to joined the civil disobedience movement last year conducts basic health checks on people from villages. more than a year after the coo, in february 2021 resistance against the military government is still strong. small

protests like this one in a village, a neighboring so dying region. take place from time to time. they may not be enough to overturn the military government, but the message they sent is loud and clear. florence louis algebra, ah, tell her again. the headlines on al jazeera, an apartment block and ukraine's capital has been hit and damage killing. at least one person emergency services pulled. several survivors from the building in the abilene school district in chief, iran con, is at the seen. it was just after 5 in the morning will not hillary shell hit the entrance of that building. we think it's got hillary shelf now that's the entrance of a residential building here in the north of keith.