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who's in the key for us? a moran talk is about the 2 is about these latest attacks. first of all well actually let me show you. this is a residential building in the north of a key. there was a hit around at 5 am in the morning now we just been inside that building and spoken to one of the residents are there aren't that many residents here. a lot of them of evacuated, but the ones were left were actually sleeping in the corridor, which is the only thing that actually save them. now. i'm just going to get brandon, mike hammer, man to come down slightly. and focus on that crater just down there. now that's likely where the missile actually hit, or the artillery shall actually hit, and that's where you see all of that damage blow up. now it is a miracle that the people who are sleeping in the corridor had they been sleeping in the room. they probably wouldn't have survived this attack is one of 4 attacks have taken place here in the keys. they happened around 5

a. m in the morning. now the mare of he is actually been speaking. he's introducing new, perhaps more stringent measures for a locked down for a curfew. let's take a listen to what he had to say. martha, go better to work with you. as of today, the 15th of march, 20100 hours martial law would be. it's not allowed to move around the city without special permission until 7 am on the 17th of march. yes, one of those books, i'm asking a reward. your older men who have not turned yet. please come back. we need to defend our city in our future. ok, let's talk about these foreign leaders that are going the prime ministers of poland, severe and check republic. moving to cave, what's going to be happening? what are the hoping to achieve for this? for the visits under wraps, you don't know the exact details of it, but we do know it's a show of support for president vladimir lensky and the people of ukraine. it's likely that they're going to be talking about getting humanitarian aid in to keep

and beyond the other places, at least at places like mary paul using the destruction there. so. so by aid, obviously very desperate lead needed. but it, this is a 1st high level visit since the war began a 20 days ago. it's coming as the official visit from the european council once again, the europeans showing their support. now poland, the prime minister and the deputy prime minister from poland is actually going to be on this visit. ponens absolutely crucial. it's the one rail link in to live and then on to keep. and that's where most of the people i've been fleeing or getting out that route i am, but where most of the monetary and aid has been coming in as well. so this visit is likely to be about 2 things. firstly, a very visible public high level show of support for the ukrainian people and for the craney leadership and to discuss getting more aid in vi that buddha in poland.

amazon. thank you very much. need them on con, talking to us from cleaning for those latest attacks have been happening. while this is the latest situation on the ground, the areas in red on the map are under russian control. now i just had keith has been hit by several strikes as washing forces edge towards the city, and while in don't yet sc, rushing back separate is say at least 20 people died in a missile strike, but ukrainian forces on monday in denies launch in the midst of ukraine, this has 9 humanitarian color. those have been agreed for tuesday, including the besieged city of money upon the side of the residence. there are running out of food and water. let's speak to. i said, beg, who's in japanese in eastern ukraine. i said, if i understand correctly, some of the people from mario paul have been arriving in the show. what happens to them next? so they arrived here run to m local time, so they were registered and they've come to this center where local people have

donated toys, close blanket. there's been a massive effort by ukrainians to help those leaving those areas that are being fighting. but it's not only medical that the center is receiving people from we've just spoken to people from towns and villages around that area that have been arriving here. sometimes those so called monetary cargoes haven't really worked for them. many people have made their own way here. and the route, just taking them a considerable time to get here. even those people leaving mario pulse what we've been told by people. here's the only 60 of those 160 cause have so far arrive. now they expect the 30 more later on today from variable, but the situation still remains the same in that 250. that there is a vital need for humanity or needs the ukrainians are trying to get asian and they're going to make another attempt. today, after a week and a half of trying, but the situation is bad. there's a lack of food, water,

and the destruction that there is absolutely devastating, as you can see from the pictures coming out of that, but so far the ukrainians here trying to help those leaving. they come head to get registered to get food. they get water, they get clothing blanket, and then they get re, has just a few hours ago. you were in the city of new neutral and we understand there have been several strikes there. what more do we know about those? so we understand that to miss of of the airport in the, in a pro last night. this is a 2nd time the airport has been hit. now understand that this time the, the destruction is quite extensive. now last night we were woken up around that time that the april was hit by a fire. in fact, we heard them from our hotel. you could have a cider and going off. now denise has been relatively quiet. it was hit on friday, one person was killed, but this time the a port has been done. just quite extensive. not this could be again,

the russian fighting on multiple fronts, opening up new friends to keep the ukrainian forces guessing of where they're going to strike next. and where they're going to move next, just north of denito car key last night. so again, another night of forming an air strikes and that is the 2nd largest city in ukraine . and the russians have been trying to take that. not this could mean that they're also going to open up another front into new pro, but where it goes to show is that the fighting in eastern ukraine, although we've seen in other parts of the country here in eastern ukraine, is still ongoing in the russian hill. attacking cities and towns in this region. i thank you very much. indeed. i said, beg, talking to us from zachary ship and say all of this is happening against the backdrop of talks that are going on between russia and ukraine. let's go to join a hall who's talking to us from live, if don't bring us up to date with what's happening on those negotiations. well, 1st of all, forgive the other surroundings. we've had their sirens go up here and leave in the

last 20 minutes half an hour or so. and as you may recall, 2 days ago, russia expanding the scope of its long range missile attacks to take in the west of the country. so we do take these air raid sirens quite seriously. so down here from the basement to update you on the talks, we're not getting any ongoing communications out of those talks. we believe they are on the way for a 2nd day. now, ministers for the ministers, members of parliament, that's the sort of level that they're taking place at. it's the same format that we've seen pre 3 previous rounds on that ukraine, better response in person. this one is taking place by video conference, and of course they began on monday, broke like monday for what was described as a technical polls so that they could go away and discuss in their own spaces or capitals. certain definitions we were told not remember, these are talks a largely addressing the manager in situation that trying to get 8 into people who need to try to get people out of embattled areas. one of the main demands from the

inside we know has be help for the people who marry a poll and perhaps some sign the progress in these talks came with the evacuation of 160 cars full of people on monday that was a big breakthrough or be just the tip of the iceberg of need among the hundreds of thousands in that city. perhaps again, the fact that 9 corridors not confirmed, including an additional colorado out of mario poll assigned again that these talks are going in the right direction. but we await updates from the negotiating sites themselves. john is being reported that an advisor to president zalinski says he believes that the war could be over by may once he basing that on well, this is called lexi arrest over which he's an advisor to the chief of staff of the president. he's not part of the negotiations that are going on at the moment to be

said, but i think what he's talking about is the big picture, of course, and he's assessment is that, as you said there, by the very latest may, there will be a peace deal in the, for he will be over know that could be wishful thinking. what's it based on? it's based on intelligence assessments, western and ukrainian, but continue to show russian forces bog down stalled in the ground advances failing to take major cities, key objectives apparently suffering unexpectedly. hi lawsuit, and moving unexpectedly slowly reports as well that they're having to turn to allies, perhaps china and syria for additional forces, suggestions also, the conscription may end up having to play a part in the russian war. i think what this offers is a clue as to how ukraine's leadership, he's thinking, the thinking appears to be as long as they can maintain this level of resistance. maintain cities like kid maintain cities like car thief, and of course married a whole that eventually, sooner rather than later, russia will be forced into some kind of stand down the hall,

talking to us from levin jonah, thank you very much indeed. will you k prime minister ball as johnson is holding a summit with the leaders of nordic and bolted countries? the talks are going to focus on efforts to boost military support to ukraine and how to reduce energy dependence on russia will pull. brightness is talking to us live now from london. why are these countries so significant? well, this is an extension of the many parallel intensive diplomatic efforts they're going on in response to russia's invasion of ukraine and this gathering of countries, the members of the joined expeditionary force, which sounds almost 19th century. in fact, in its current form, it was only for established in 2012, and it's essentially a military alliance. and some are nato members. some are european union members and some are both. and we're talking, as you say about scandinavian nations. we're talking about the baltic nations, also the netherlands, u k. and iceland. and among those 5 of those countries have

a land border with russia. so you can see that for those countries, specifically the issue of how to improve resilience to potential russian aggression or interference is very much a live issue. and the, in the example shown by russia's interference and invasion of ukraine, that makes it a very live issue. indeed, the topics that they're going to be discuss discussed are things like how best to improve military support for ukraine in the short term. they will also discuss how best to coordinate themselves for rebuilding ukraine after all this is over. and the other thing that boris johnston said in his preamble to all of this, they had a dinner at the country residence of the prime minister check as last night. the main body of the meeting today is that the problem is to set, the resumes to putin. threats must go beyond military footing. they must ensure we must ensure we are insulated from russia's interference and impact on energy supplies, economy, and values. so it's not just military cooperation,

it's much wider than that. and i against all of that, the ease been introducing another round of sanctions. this is the 4th one. what are they? a more stringent sanctions from the european union and ones which will hit investment specifically in the energy sector. now, that's not going to stop energy supplies from russia to europe. we know how dependent the european union and europe is on russian energy exports. but the new sanctions that have been imposed or will be imposed when they're, when they're properly published in the european union gazette later today, include a ban on investments in the russian energy sector. a ban on luxury goods exports to russia. so that means anything costing more than 300 euros will be banned from electric, good sector into, into russia. and i know from personal experience of being in moscow how and how much russian only gas like they're blink. so there's going to be, yeah,

some pain attached to not being able to drive round in the latest sports cars and there's going to be a ban on the imports of. busy steel products from russia as well, and that could hit russia to the point to about $3600000000.00 worth of dollars worth of products according to the european commission. so yet more sanctions, which are going to have a really serious economic impact. and by the way, the u. k, where i'm sitting is going to announce its own series of sanctions at lunchtime today. paul, thank you very much. indeed. that's paul brown and talking to us from london. you know, the deal to revive iran's nuclear agreement is close to being reached. according to the kremlin rushes foreign minister said love robes hosting his iranian counterpart in moscow until due to speak to journalists at a news conference shortly talks to revive the 2015 agreement. have been threatened by a series of last minute russian demands and its invasion of ukraine or such

a bodies joining us live no from moscow. why is russia so important to this deal? well, it russians have always been important because of their relationship with iran. and they have been involved in iran's nuclear programs since 19 nineties. and they're also a very important within this, a nuclear deal of 2015 because russia is responsible for a series of technical components of this deal. and they oversee certain logistical issues that would be ad required from iran in terms of exporting it's excess enrich uranium under the 2015 nuclear deal. and russia was responsible for taking all of that in now the russian foreign minister survey love rob, on march 5th, it says that russia wants written guarantees from the united states that its trade with iran will not be hindered by these new sanctions that it's under, as

a result of its activities in ukraine and the americans have said, absolutely not. they're not going to allow russia to use the j. c, p o, a, as it's known, the nuclear deal to get around these sanctions that they're now under. so the iranians have not publicly commented on the russian position yet. they've said that there has been a pause in vienna talks because of external factors. according to the you hi, representative joseph burrell, at who said they're going to go on a break from friday, march 11th at now the iranian foreign minister jose and amyra de la, he on his here and prior to meeting with sir galeb rob, he said that there will be discussing at the status of the j. c ploy and rushes position. but according to the iranians, they haven't specifically heard that russia will and make sure that this and nuclear deal does not go through the understand that russia is also along with iran, a part of this deal. and of course, russia is part of these signatories of the nuclear deal, as well as

a permanent member of the security council where the nuclear deal has been endorse . and they are certainly very important part of the whole picture. whether or not they will be using their position and given the sanctions, they're now under ad to try and get out of that. through the nuclear deal. it remains to be seen. we're expecting there to our foreign ministers to speak shortly, and we'll find out how the meeting went and where russia stands when it comes to the nuclear deal for her on the door. so thank you very much. says you say we're going to be waiting for that to press conference soon as it happens, we're going to be bringing it to live on al jazeera. we're going to come back to you after that, but for an hour, dosage about a moscow. thank you very much. indeed, or your grania media's reporting power has been restored to the show noble nuclear plant, and i've been relying on electricity from diesel generators after external power lines were damaged on sunday. so noble was seized by russian forces almost 3 weeks ago. the secretary general was warned that the prospect of

a nuclear conflict is within reach. further escalation of the war, whether by accident thought of the zine, said athens, all of humanity, raising the alert of russian nuclear forces is a bone chilling developments. the prospect of nuclear coughlin, once and thinkable, is not back within the realm of possibility. the security and safety of nuclear facilities must also be preserves. and moscow journalists been arrested after protesting against the war during a live news program. marina of santa cova interrupted the bulletin and state television. i holding up a sign reading stop the war behind the presenter. the task news agencies reporting the channel is undertaking an internal review thing into the incident on russia, or the woman who works is an editor of the channel. one new station released this pre recorded message about a protest. this is just briefly mccraney at crystal green. eros youth anaya,

what is currently happening in ukraine is crime. russia is a country aggressor, or responsibility for this aggression lies on the conscience of one person. he led amir peyton, yet my father's ukrainian. my mother is russian. they were never enemies. this necklace around my neck signifies that russia should immediately stop this fratricidal water. you are not. brotherly nations can still reconcile. unfortunately, for the last several years, i worked at channel one promoting kremlin propaganda. and for that, i am very ashamed right now that i'm ashamed that i allowed lies to be told from tv screens that i allowed russian people to be zombified. we stayed quiet when all of this was just getting started in 2014. no, we didn't come out to protest when the kremlin poisoned about me. we simply continued watching in silence this in humane regime. now the whole world turned away from us. 10 generations of our descendants won't be able to wash away this shame of this fratricidal war. you estimated the death or from a strike, and

a tv tower in ukraine's northern region of renee has risen to 19 odyssey. those hossa must soon as more on the fighting in that area. we are now besides the broadcasting tower of river ne t. v and radio station, which was bombed to day in the morning by the russian and using 2 missiles at this, sir bon being caused a huge damage for the administration building. the tower was not affected by the transmission had stopped from the moment of the bombing rescue personnel have been trying to search for survivors and retrieve the bodies from under the rubble. while the parents are waiting to take out their relatives. it's reported that the military guards have been protecting this building since the bumping of give t v tower as the beginning of the russian o korean war has m. s o l. jazeera brittany pullers president on for a do the,

has signed a new law to help the huge number of refugees who arrived since russia invaded ukraine. the legislation allows ukrainians in poland to legally stay and work in the country. they must ravi reports from cutoff. poland 2nd city looks different, these days. soldiers on scooters. refugees, on sidewalks, reminders of russia's war, ukraine. at the consulate in krakow, hundreds of ukrainians. wait in line for hours every day. okay. new or just what's happening in ukraine is awful. it's more shooting, killing. they don't hesitate to kill anybody, but i it's mentally, very difficult. my mind just cannot take it. love de moines, that i have no idea when this will end. i think that it will take a long time before it's over. lots of people will die. this is horrible, it allergies you know recently arrived are part of the diaspora for ukrainians. uncertainty and chaos have become the norm. getting passports,

having documents attested the drudgery of life, had been taking on much more significance now as many ukrainians prepared to be away from home for an unknown period of time. poland is never seen an influx of so many refugees. so quickly, krakow mayor says the city has its limits of dental w, a casualty mere scott, you know, i think i'm seeing it the same as every citizen of the city, but it's a major challenge for the most important thing. if he monetary an aide, no matter what we are trying to do, whatever we can, this war is something really terrifying, but it still says nebraska, if i could go appropriate public housing for refugees is near capacity. the mayor says his city needs more government funds to keep helping people. for now the fate of many is in the hands of hardworking volunteers, a charities throughout the country. donations keep coming around the clock. volunteers working throughout the night to pack supplies, most headed for keys,

the besieged ukrainian capital foreseen use originally from ukraine. this is personal. the 2nd floor of this charity has been turned into a temporary shelter for mostly women and children. the biggest challenge he says, is finding people a place to sleep in the beginning. people only slept here for one night and then left. now they're staying for 3 or 4 night. we're looking for places for them to go . the government promised to help, but we don't know if that's going to be enough. cities like crack over dealing with wave after wave of refugees and with worsening violence in ukraine. there's no hiding from the fact they will be going home anytime soon. then bas revealed to 0 crack of pulling the runs warning. the war in ukraine could lead to a global food catastrophe. half of the grain used by the world food program comes from ukraine. the u. n says 821000000 people around the world. suffer from hunger, russia and ukraine combined providing nearly a 3rd of the world's wheat and barley exports,

wheat prices of jumped by 55 percent since the week before the invasion. and russia has put a temporary bond on export in grain and sure. sure, mccarthy is a communications officer at the world food program and she says the war is having a significant knock on effect on global food supplies. i think the main challenge at the moment or the infrastructure isn't supply chain systems that are falling apart. i mean, the systems are supposed to be feeding millions of people that are trapped in the context in ukraine, and some of them are completely decimated. so we're talking about a truck and trade that are being destroyed, bridges falling apart. supermarkets that are being wiped out and we're having to build this operation from the ground. and, you know, to build such an operation is going to take a lot of time, which is unfortunately not on our side, but our priorities to focus on repairing those infrastructures. and supply chain

and creating the supply chain lifeline into kia so that we could facilitate the transportation of humanitarian assistance, not just food, but on behalf of the humanitarian community, but also preposition foods, dots in areas where we feel the conflict. mayflower. there's so many countries and regions that depend on exports from ukraine. but for example, the men at region is one that's going to be impacted. you've got lebanon based, or 50 percent. they import 50 percent of their weed from ukraine, tennessee of 42 percent, and yemen at 22 percent. so it's definitely going to have a ripple effect. so had an al jazeera, peruse congress, green lights, and impeachment trial as the countries president faces allegations of corruption. alan sports will show you how this sicilian golfer picked up the biggest one of his career at the players championship.

ah, this is quite contrasting miller, across europe at the moment. the orange skies in spain will come to in a 2nd there because this matter, cloud down here is a swirling low is quite worn. the middle warm front would suggest that, but there's little cloud in that, so rain too. and then this is all cold, least you're very cold at the moment. so we'll start down in spain and portugal, that winds coming. val jerry's been full of sand, the sun rise lost out sunset as well was quite orange in the sky. there is rain, but it's now cooling away, out of the southern part of spain and the al. gov in portugal down to the north coast or north west to africa. so and on shore breeze is more but gail warnings for madeira and also the canarios. this is pretty poor weather in morocco on the coast

with snow up near mountains that, that opposing wind. so it's quite sandy as well in algeria as well. spain and his warmth in the middle attempts isn't the, not quite the twenty's with high teens in france, low countries in germany before this cold front comes in. it's colder, if there was snow shall still falling in romania and probably in turkey. big contrast, empty was the cold out. she think i'll be going out of the way is actually coming back through give and through ukraine. ah ah, the shake him odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q

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what you know, does it remind over told stories this hours, russian bombs, falling ukrainian cities. the leaders of poland to virginia and the czech republic announced their intention to visit the capital later on tuesday. at least 2 people were killed by strikes in keys earlier. the crane and russia have agreed to open 9 humanitarian color doors that includes the sea city of mario, paul. 4000 civilians managed to leave and the 1st successful evacuation on monday. the european union has announced further sanctions against russia. the include expanded restrictions on the defense, energy and industry sectors. has also abandoned all transactions with certain state owned companies. police in the u. k. have broken up, i protested. a mansion believed to belong to an ally of russian president vladimir putin. the squatters wanted the property of all i got a postcard to house ukrainian refugees. sonya diego reports from london. well, we're in an area of london that's known informally as oligarchs quarter. namely,

for the amount of super wealthy russian individuals who bought property here and the house of most interest in one day here is the house behind me. she belongs to the alimony market. very pasco, who himself has come on to you. k sanctions since last week. now the group that have taken it over, i said they want to give over the 7 bedroom property over to ukrainian refugees. and they've also criticize the government for not doing enough to help people fleeing the war. and they say that the u. k. government is doing more to protect the interest of those oligarchy. now, while the government was fiercely criticized for not doing enough to get refugee settled into the country, they're also launching a scheme called homes, the ukraine, which will allow ukrainians fleeing ukraine to come and settle in a u. k. host household. and it is hoped that the scheme will benefit from tens of thousands of ukrainians fleeing the war. the scheme will allow you koreans with no

family ties to the u. k. to be sponsored by individuals or organizations who can offer them a home. there will be no limit to the number of ukrainian you can benefit from this scheme. the scheme will be open to all ukrainian national residents. they will be able to live and work in the united kingdom for up to 3 years. they will have full and unrestricted access, the benefits, health care employment, and other support. now many have said that this scheme has been too slow and coming with less the criticism for the home secretary, pretty patel. principal child have said in parliament that all was refugees fleeing the war. had to do was to turn up to the northern french port of tally and apply for visas to enter the u. k. but this turned out to be incorrect. refugees were left stranded and none the wiser as to how they could apply to went to the u. k. it's hoping that the government, which was lagging behind it european counterparts and helping ukraine refuse can

now try and help many more try and give a helping hand. so many of those who are in desperate need of sanctuary. the european union's and more sanctions against russia. they include binding all transactions with a number of state owned enterprises, the blocks expanding the list of targeted sanctions against people connected with russian defense industry. the use also going to block new investments in russia's energy sector and expand trade restrictions on iron, steel and luxury goods. francis finance minister, bruno la mel, says the new sanctions of the toughest the blog ever impose. that's the strongest package of sanctions ever adopted by dupont union in its history. that's a history call. decision will have more than 600 russian people being targeted by those sanctions. you will have a large part of the financial system being targeted by those sanctions. you will

have new ban on some exploitation lay deluxe to the goods, and we will withdraw to the russian state the most favored nation, close within the world trade organization. done okay. godaddy is a senior fellow at the international institute for strategic studies, specializing in eastern europe. he's also a former minister for european and euro atlantic integration. he's joining us life from berlin, so thank you very much. indeed, for being with us on al jazeera, i'd like to ask you 1st about this visit of the leaders from poland, slovenia, and the czech republic who are heading to ukraine. why do you think that they're doing that? what is that likely to achieve? i think this is so 1st of all, a sign of to the supports are from this countries to, to the a little ship or few crating to the people to craig. i remember back into town age when georgia was invited by russia when 5 head. so the state and government came to

really see at this time, georgia was heavily of bombarded by russia and they were the polish lithuanian, lots and historian and korean presidents. and they, presidents was extremely appreciated by jordan people and by jordan government. it also somehow protected that these day jordan capital to release it from b a border by russia. so there is a very strong, a sign of support. and also these countries are understand better than any other country that if you crating is destroyed by russia, russia will not stop with ukraine because they already lost their international reputation. they already are facing unprecedented sanctions. so why not be fresher, winston, ukraine? they will, they already paid a prize somehow, so the, there is a huge risk that they will move forward. and these countries are franklin countries, together with the baltic states. let me ask you about the baltic states,

because i understand that there is a growing concern amongst them and latin lithuania latvia. estonia, for example, that they might be next to that is russia may not stop in ukraine in those countries may still be on the target. nevertheless, there nato members and ukraine isn't. are they right to be concerned? yeah, there is a difference. of course the, this is the reason why crean was attacked and georgia was attacked and not precisely the baltic states, georgia, ukraine. i, i want to remind you and all the auditors that these 2 countries were denied that the access to teenagers and they to members have this back in 2008. where thoughts that refusing the major membership to georgia ukraine, where they were supporting the piece in, in eastern europe. and they were teasing russia. but what happened is exactly the country. but at the same time, russia will test the will probably test the,

the credibility of nato because of the room. russia's main enemy is not even, you credit pressure russian leadership since at least 10 years. so consider that need to is a, is their enemy answer destroying nature without maybe engaging, directly combat with nature. but trying to decriminalize nature is one of the objectives of russia. so they already try to be stuck reliable. it stays in 2017 sonya and 2014. this, these countries are extremely vulnerable. they have very important sizable russian speaking minorities, estonian lots, we're proportionately they have war russian speakers that great. so we're extremely concerned, but it is possible attempt to russia to protect this pro, this russian speaking minorities. and to comment on this, this print text in these countries. and also these countries are much smaller than

you create their own military capabilities are much weaker than you create. so they are extremely concerned, of course, they are protected by nature, and that's why nature has to show a very strong support. and what we are seeing that today that only to leaders other european leaders are saying that every each of these attacks are, will be protected. but still again, i understand they are, they have concern because russia is now in a global confrontation with that with the west entirely with the west. natalie. we do great. let me ask you about these a new or latest european union sanctions that we've been talking about that this morning. sanctions are designed to change behavior in at the moment, clearly that behavior that they're trying to change, that of vladimir putin and the russian military isn't being changed. is it worth carrying on with the root of sanctions? is that another option that they could bring in sanctions for,

for me are essential because it's not only to change richard behavior. and i think we all understand that russia behavior will not change overnight or with the sanctions. but the sanctions are working in, in a few weeks. in a few months. we already see the terrible economic effect of the sanctions russians . a reserves are more than half of this reserves are now unavailable for russia. most of a big international companies are retiring from our retreating from russia. so the, and the russia, russian bands are out of switch system, et cetera. so the price will be enormous. and this will probably prevent russia to a, to, to attack more countries. this in the impact will not be immediate, but these sanctions are combined with also some military help. 8 a given to the to the ukrainians. so these combined together we'll have effects.

not only sensors, tanika go, doesn't work long time, too. okay, good. that's good. we appreciate your time, so thank you very much for being with us and i'll just thank you. ok, let's bring you some of the days of the news and it's trillion court has overturned the landmark ruling mandating the country's environment minister to protect children against climate change. now the original class action was brought by a group of teenage students and a nun trying to block a coal mine in new south wales. sarah clark reports. the federal court ruling was unanimous tray judges on the food bench agreed that while the evidence of climate change was undisputed, as well as the danger to the world and humanity, the in barbara minister should not be held personally accountable to protecting children against its impact. as to the positive came before code is unanimous in the view that the duties should not be in part of the minister. the 3 judgements of

the court as different emphases as to why this conclusion should be reached outside the court. there were tis and anger, the group of teenagers who took the original class action to stop the expansion of a coal mine side. i devastated by the decision, but it will not deter us in our fight for a sake feature climate. an action has devastating consequences. the young people and we will continue to demand that there is in power fight for doris, who am responsible. in my last year, this group of young climate activists made headlines around the world. when a judge ruled that the environment mr. had a duty of care to protect children when assessing fossil fuel projects. the group said they took the matter to court on behalf of all australian children. and while they filed to stop the expansion of a coal mining new south wales, it was a landmark when they would open an avenue for legal challenges to the governments. future decisions on coal projects. this case was young people stepping up,

while the judgment didn't go away today. this case demonstrates that young people are determined to be heard on this issue, whether by school strikes, social media or through our legal system. we are proud of the arguments that we put forward and for representing all young people in australia is running. government currently lists around $120.00 major coal and gas projects under development. not everyone will be given the go ahead, but it's an indication that fossil fuel development continues despite the government committing to 0 net emissions by 2050. they were growing cold for the federal government to do more to address climate change with parts of the country's east coast deluge by floods this month. and bush vas which ravaged the country 2 years ago. these climate activists haven't given up and a, considering an appeal in the high court. sarah clark, audi 0, brisbin, australia, about his jobs in some indian classrooms has been up held by the high court. the

court said, wearing head scarves is not an essential religious practice of his lamb. no original band by scores in karnataka state, sparked a wave of protests, which force colleges to close for 3 days in february. india is muslim. minority says it violates their religious whites. is really forces killed another young palestinian and wounded several others during a raid. the man in his twenties was shot in the hand in the columbia refugee camp south of ramallah, in an earlier incident at another refugee camp is really forces shot and killed as 60 rolled after classes broke out during an arrest. 19 palestinians have been killed in similar circumstances in the occupied west bank since the start of the year. my son of tuck madison's a strong man, president was succeed, father after a landslide election when said our body mcmahon and of 173 percent of the vote. and sandy's ballad. the gas rich central asian nation has been under the rule of galvan

golly, buddy mcmahon at off since 2006. there's no meaningful political opposition in the country. for his president is rapidly losing support after just 7 months in office . the opposition led congress passed a motion to impeach, pedal kasteel, amid allegations of corruption. it's the 2nd time it's political. opponents have tried to oust him another. sanchez reports in the capital, lima. i'm hungry. somebody always, you know, gay, be ready to lyrical opposition is making another attempt to oust president. they look s t u, she's been in office less than 8 months, but opponents are trying again to impeach him despite the field motion in december, they're now feeling confident. we're not, i'm assuming the right guy. 76 votes is more than we expected. a good sign, a good start of the will of legislators, the no more, you know, but it may not be got to remove customers from office. the political opposition needs 87 votes and for that they need members of your own political party to turn

against them. for now, that seems unlikely. well, over many movements for discontent, 63 percent of the country disapprove of his government, overshadowed by allegations of corruption at the highest level, including castillo himself. but the president refutes these allegations ahead of impeachment proceedings, the fee you're requested to speak to lawmakers, my dad, i think tomorrow i'll be at the parliament, the 1st power of the states to tell them what we've come to do, what we're doing and what we will do for this country, for delivery and having re shuffled it's cabinet 4 times since taking office. the government has gone from one crisis to another. gast us allies blame opponents for the political instability and propose it all the purpose from day one has been to bring done. castillo all roads, lead to the impeachment. they love the elections. they are very hurt and want to regain last ground. most people will ask us to use the fence or the president

himself prepared to face impeachment proceedings. in 2 weeks. legislators now waste to secure enough boats one seed him, but many peruvians, angry at the news political class said they prefer the precedent and legislators replaced madana santa suggesting that may be to people who depend on league charge for their livelihood. just struggling as attacks by on groups continue. the violence is pushed authorities in countries surrounding the lake to limit cross border traffic and thus effecting the economy of the entire region. morgan reports on the shores of the lake and shot this boat was once more comments. only source of income at trader from chad. he says he used to transport goods between his country and my area through lake chad. now he only come to check on it and clear out water that has seeped in santa i didn't start of trading between here

and nigeria, the only job i know then the car came from nigeria and read the really 3 people and injuring others. you know, i used my boat to get people out of the village and came here. now have nowhere. because i can't transport goods to deny june side of the lake anymore. lake tad is a fresh water source for millions of people in nigeria. ne, jerry chad and cameron oliver to surround the lake. it's also a source of livelihood for hundreds of thousands. chevy and traders used to transport goods on both to nature area. many here say it was more cost effective, and fishermen rely on the lake supply local markets. but since 2015 book her and violence in northeastern nigeria has spilt over the border to the lakeside village, that surrounded authorities were forced to close the borders in response. many here say that caused a disruption in the market and lead to increase in price of goods. the attacks by vocal harass, have restricted trade between countries surrounding lake chad and limited areas for

fishermen to fish. and so that's also put a strain on the local economy. the violence has also changed the pattern of movement between countries surrounding the lake, where people once moved freely. now hundreds of thousands have been forced to lead to escape the attacks. the shores of the lake here on the inside was once bare. now dozens of houses have been built for those displaced by book. because he and his family are some of those who had to flee from kingdom island and chad, to the sure of the lake. your one kid i see. i used to walk back home and village as a farmer, but because of my book i had them. i've been displaced my village, and now i have no job. the store, all my belongings been deleted. about 6000 champions, soldiers have been deployed on the lake to deal with the threat. the local authorities say they're working with aid organization to help those who have been displaced and re open crucial trade route. yahoo, classic with a day, i think the security situation is now stable. but up to now the route between

nigeria and child can't be opened because we can't guarantee security. we need to continue combing the lake in places. the traitors usually move around to guarantee their safety, the niger and authorities, and i are working on it. and we hope to succeed in the coming months. but until the routes are safe again, most of us as his voice will remain on shore. he hopes the authorities will be able to end book her on attack soon so that he can once again earn a living. he will morgan l d 0 lake chad. that i would have covered 1900 infections in china doubled on tuesday as it phases its biggest outbreak. since the start of the pandemic health authorities reported more than $5000.00 cases in the past 24 hours under china's 0 tolerance policy. authorities of band for 24000000 people living in gene in province from leaving the region or traveling to other cities. i ship from the same evergreen company, the block, the suez canal, has run aground in the united states, the ever forward stopped moving on sunday,

chesapeake bay and the state of maryland africa are under way to re float the $1000.00 foot vessel. still ahead on al jazeera, a performance to remember from this m b a player we're going to tell you why it was significant in the sport. ah with

hole ah ah report here is gemma. thank you. rob daniel methodist will lose his position at the top of the world rankings that was off to the russian was knocked out in the 3rd round to indian wells like a m on face. after his, when on fees, it paid tribute to his wife,

ukrainian tennis dot alina bits. alina andy richardson, reports oh, done man to death has admitted he's uncertain how long he'll be allowed to go on playing for. for now, the russian is able to compete as a neutral athletes. the world number one was taking on game on face of france at indian wells. having lost the 1st set, msc used every tricky new to pull off a surprise when our feast taking mismatch in $0.03. the result means measured up will be replaced by another joke of which at the top of the ranking, watching from the stands was one piece, his wife, the ukrainian tennis player, alina fitz, alina my wife, couple weeks ago, crying every night. it was, it was tough and i was tough. of course, i was the and i'm be and i'm been there for her every day for her,

for the family still or whether love, family it is to live. just wrote it. since and brooks be celebrated, the biggest one of his career with a noted support, the ukraine, the american had just faith in 5th, seed, the phone, a cit, surpass raphael, and what else? first year goes on. he defeated britons dan evans, in straight sets to move through the last 16. it's now 17 straight wins the spaniard in 2022. afterwards the have some advice that i owe me or soccer. it broke down in tears after being heckled during her 2nd round loss on sunday. i feel terrible about what happened. that never should happen, but the real thing and in the real world that happens as we laugh, will like a lot when people are supporting when something like this happens. when it to

accept and move forward, it's knit curios seems to be enjoying the california crowd. ah, your strain beating, cast, rude to reach the la 16. it's his 1st win over at salt and player in more than 2 years. and the richardson ouch is here. oh, i want to take you to moscow now. this is as these, the statements being made by our russian father, mister saggy. love rob, who's been meeting the iranian fallen, the sir jose in the army, or abdul high akim, we've been talking about the iran nuclear deal, also known as the j. c. p. o. a. and of course they've also been talking about ukraine as well. earlier are russian foreign minister, lovegrove said the agreement on the revival of the j. c. p. o. a was on the finishing straight. let's listen. him. a near abdullah here on the negotiations were traditionally friendly and sincere and concrete. and

i think very useful, we have discussed the ways of our a comprehensive corporation in accordance to the agreements with the presidents or fir into countries said cure, agreed to during their visit to more school and now a work england and bilateral agreement and expressed their mutual interest in signing this document, which will reflect the perspective of russian iranian corporation. we have dedicated a lot of attention to the corporation despite

the illegitimate sanctions and core on the virus. it increased by 82 percent last year and it was over $4000000000.00. we agreed to develop our contracts and to, to improve their quality, including the inter regional corporation and not any illegitimate sanctions to will a, we have a, our were was up in the mute show position customer when the, when the i regarding the minutes with me a is that the americans are try trying to impose

a sanction directed against a national. we have agreed on the necessity of democratization, according to the united nation and strengthening of the position of the united nations. and i suppose it in our positions in the us corporation are hormones is a in the ocean, burson high agreement, as you to get a run, a is playing strong closely organisms, an important role and a corporate tinker with the sun co been ization. now we're giving it to new york.

was it to you in november last year's negotiation started them involved with a corporation between iran and your asian union. it's a well with impulse to visit our economic ties. have you heard this guys, if you're going with the plan of action on iranian nuclear program, we are for implementation of this agreement with which was corroborated by the resolution of native nations and the balance of the insert as a wait for their return or the united states into the legal field to enter. so again, selling the sanctions against iran, the which are harmful for other countries as oil co discussed,

humanitarian situation, syria and the coordination of solution in order to establish peace and resolve. humanitarian geesh and mr. austin in school for you have agreed to a corporate in our system. our former with chances logs, a on other areas have gone his thumb. he almonza of course sir, we have touched on the situation and your grain. the thanks to on your legs for death of jesse, of understanding and their concern about the security. of course, the boy is the u. s. and there are nato allies and the threat of her to dunbar. so from there not series human key if

and the liberation of don barzyk gorgine, they're all as c e n documents over all. i think these negotiations works very useful via agreed to stay in contact with her regarding all their issues, disgust. 3rd, my call her cousin invited me good day, ron. i accepted the invitation. i want to congratulate me. oh, uranian friends and everyone else. were there a spring quality of notables for laura, one of the name of god. love her off my ambrose. a to rule really all we're working with the frame workable.