me, i'm making my own faith that i do live in forever. i ran away from not, but i ran away from the country. marson might get outing. whitney award winning documentary on out there. i know that you are, if i did not on the, for your homes, for your or your security, was supposed to put on a show of solidarity. 3 european leaders meet ukraine's president in russia, continues, plumbing, several cities. ah, i'm hasn't seeka. this is just a live from the house that coming up a 35 hour curfew imposed in key as, as it's man warned,

ukraine's capital is facing a difficult and dangerous moment. most of it is managed to flee to south eastern city of mighty. you fall in 2000 cars and a nearby attack by russian troops. fuel spears. the nuclear power plant in busch could be the next target. the leaders of 3 european countries have travelled to kiev and show us solidarity with ukraine's even as russian shelling continues to hit the capital, the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and the czech republic, the 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine. since russia's invasion began. they took a long and risky trained journey from poland to meet president de ms landscape. they say they in ukraine to express the european union's unequivocal support. he claims liter says that visit sends a strong message to russia visual. this is the national. do. they are not concerned

about themselves, they are concerned about us. they are here to support us. and this is a necessary friendly stablish. and i'm sure with these types of friends with our neighbors are partners. we will be able to win a polish prime minister mateusz. let us use key is, has said, what's happening in ukraine is a european issue that needs a collective response. the european union has to do very quickly, a candidate status and more than this has to invite your grain to the european union and all the defensive work to defend your homes. we will drive to organize orchards or to say all over the world. we will never leave you alone. we will be with you because we know that you are fighting not only for your horse, for your freedom, for your security, but also for hours. a 35 hour class he has been imposed in kiev off the russian

strike some residential buildings and a metro station killed at least 5 people on tuesday from levin west in ukraine. john hall reports on the day's events. this is car key. no longer a city of one and a half 1000000000 people, many have fled the russians, raising whole residential districts to the ground. they say civilians are being used as human shields and the soldiers are hiding among them. but how can they tell from up there, as the bombs continued to fall indiscriminate play? the battle for heave continues to with daily shilling that includes residential buildings from russian positions. just 15 kilometers away and closer quarters,

fighting on its suburban outskirts, western intelligence assessments point to a ground offensive that is largely stalled with russian troops making little or no progress. but if towns like a pin butcher and holster, mouth were to fall apart, could open up for a push on the capital and russia maintains its strangle hold on maria pole, the southern port, city, and other important strategic objective. it was a convoy of civilian vehicles, reportedly, 2000 of them left, a humanitarian corridor that held for a 2nd day, but still no aid supplies made it in. and still hundreds of thousands exist in conditions of unimaginable hardship. bodies are said to lie unconnected in the st. supplies of food, water, and medicine. near exhausted easing, the flight of mario pole was

a key demand of the ukrainian side and cease fire talks that continued on tuesday. but there is a lot more still to do at the menu range, going not only on behalf of the ukrainian people, we give you a chance to live. if you surrender to our forces, we will treat you as humans, have to be treated with dignity. the way you have not been treated by your own army and the way your army does not treat our people to choose. so a 2nd day of cease fire talks and separately, an adviser to president the landscape said he believes the war will be over by may at the very latest. a prediction based on intelligence reports of slower than expected, russian progress, larger than expected russian losses. its forces spread increasingly thinly across the vastness of north south and east, a new crime wishful thinking, perhaps. but it isn't a doors as the killing of the units of the people's militia that an extra public continued to compressed in sacramento, mary paul, the general advance from the east. the northern and western direction was up to 800

meters. the divisions of the russian armed forces are continuing offensive operations. there are reports that russia has already prevailed on allies like china and syria for help. but all the heart in this fight belongs to ukraine, and it refuses to submit. jonah, hold al jazeera movies. i am on con, went to an apartment that was hit in key. evan spoke to one of its residents. this is where it's like to be inside one of the apartments in this bond. our building to happen in the early hours of the morning, the sex your child's reminder is the kid that normally lives here. she's actually been evacuated, but you can see the windows, the power of the bloss blue, the windows, and they've actually managed to tidy up a lot of the glass, get it all out a lot. there. the kids, books and things are now actually on the balcony. the still lot of damage here. this is what is lot. who lives here? wesley didn't tell us what happened in the morning. 05 for early in the morning.

our we a listener, very big boom. and am i a smell or for gun powder? and we flipping on corridor or like every 79 nights and i am a jump on this place. and so absolutely the damage her room mo, with the broken window glass all the way and her own. it was very, i was very afraid and but i try to been no, absolutely in calm. yeah. your claim here and her because i understand my girlfriend too was very afraid and oldness to staring. and i'm must be clue claim,

and i'm starting her a think star for, for going out to the street a very traumatic experience. you'd know you'd said that you've been sleeping in the corridor rather than the bedroom. yeah. will you told to do that or is this something you felt you had? oh, it was sleeping every night and corridor. it was like a self defense it because we understand it's a war and bonbon can happen every time because we are absolutely it was close on his shoes or with her. our baggage for south or something. yeah. well, it's lucky that you were in the corridor. a lot of people in these apartments are

actually sleeping in the corridors precisely because they're afraid of an attack. like this. are thousands of people are escaping the city of mattie. you, paul, in the southeast, on an evacuation route that extends just over 260 kilometers to zap or asia, which is ukrainian held territory. but ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy with supplies from mattie. you, paul, is stuck in nearby, better danced. i said bag is in jeopardy, asia, he met some of the civilians who escaped from matthew poll. when they get here, vale, those they are toys, they're given food. and here you can see donation from people from ordering ukrainians. making a massive effort to try and welcome these people that have escaped from medical, but it's not just medical that they have escaped from the surrounding areas that is fighting, taking place. and the people that we've spoken to many are shocked and traumatized

. many have lived in the villages all their lives and have no nothing else. and now they've been forced to leave. but we also have people that have been displaced a number of times because it's fighting in the east of the country has been going on since 2014, so many people left there to of a safer part of ukraine. and now again, they've been forced to leave, but the ukranian authority is saying that 2000 cause again, have left merrier poll. but that's not enough. the city has around 400000 people that have been seized by the russian and the ukrainian desperately want to get into that city. and the situation that we've been hearing from inside my report is that there's a lack of food, water, lack of heating, people are taking shelter in basement, but they're trying to get a and to doesn't cause as far as the ukrainians are concerned, isn't enough. i was going concern over the power supply to the decommissioned chin . now will nuclear plant. you claim nuclear agency says russian forces damage the

cable in an attack last week, knocking the plans off the grid. russian troops of also taken control of the zap leisure plant, one of ukraine's for operational nuclear facilities. one plants still under ukrainian control is in brash new bela ruth. natasha butler reports dense forest of pine and silver birch trees lines the road to the remote town for ash in north west. ukraine. close to the border with bellow, roofs visible in the distance. is there even a power plant? ukraine's oldest nuclear facility. some people worry the russian forces could try to seize this plant because moscow's troops of already taken control of separation . one of ukraine's 4 operational nuclear facilities, as well as chernobyl for yet another is nuclear terrorism, to noble as the commission long but stores nuclear waste that needs to be cooled, underscore fine, there are power. cotton is rossville as reserve for asia road,

which it is yours biggest nuclear plant. it has 6 reactors. so on russian forces thinking in this sort of attachment, there are many restroom. reactors can be damaged and things can go wrong or do something in the roku. things nearly went wrong here on monday, after ukrainian troops try to thwart a nearby attack by russian forces. judas, there was a missile that a little above her to shoot down an enemy draw ordinance. so this is happening here or there are risks supports from the collect wash. and shelling also damaged a nuclear facility in hockey last week. moscow's targeting of nuclear sites is a sinister and dangerous twist in the war. the could further threaten europe and is fueling anxiety here. more than 7000 people work at the power plant. so most people in this town are connected to it in some way, and nearly everyone is acutely aware of what a nuclear disaster could mean. the mayor of rash is an engineer who worked to the

written a plan for 25 years. he says everything's been done to protect it, were farm. the corner was broken, we now had dangerous ne claim, the genius for the world, we st fukushima and to enable in fresh there's all sorts of work at the plant, many skilled paper like may an engineer understand the gravity of a nucleus, saw it not been secure, and controlled, it can be a catastrophe. whirlpool, a memorial in the town center commemorates the victims of channel bill. the world's worst nuclear accident took place nearly 40 years ago. people here want the international community to do more to help safeguard ukraine's nuclear sites. said that a grim part of history will not be repeated. natasha butler, al jazeera rash, northwest ukraine, the still ahead on our 0 requesting asylum while ukrainians and russians are lining up with the u. s. border with mexico. and a court in india holds

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tools to hoffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto. well. crypto. yeah. it going look change in the internet on out to sierra for the me you're watching. i just reminder of our top story is the prime minister's opponents, lavinia, and the check for public going give to show solidarity with ukraine's as russian shelling continues to hit the capital that a 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine since russian's invasion began. the mayor of kiev has warned, ukraine's capital is facing what he calls

a difficult and dangerous moment. 35, our curve he's been imposed on the russian strikes on residential buildings and a metro station which killed 5 people. he claimed, says around 29000 people were evacuated through humanitarian car doors. on tuesday, most of them left matthew polt in about 2000 cars, right? school se desperately needed. a supplies are still not reaching the city of the mexican border city of t wanna is seeing an increase in the number of ukrainians and russians tried to cross into the us. john holman, has more from the border we're hearing to wander in the border crossing in the western hemisphere in spanish see united states behind this. and then you can see my little current russian. and these are people that lead countries because they posed the wolf with you frame. they've been telling us a few stories. as

a family of the father joined an anti war protest and got arrested, was told that he could go to prison. they immediately picked up 2 suitcases and fled his other people and said, i've got relatively trained, i can't fight against my coffee against. they felt they had to leave that country as well. and they headed here that these officials. so wait a moment, the russian people the to leave off the currency. what we have seen is cranium, mother and her son sort of also come hit, they start the hospital and they remediate the let through in the united states that wasn't, must be happy in training this poor. so obviously been some sort of order, at least to let you know why the russians around the have probably been someone else. they say the europe is the moment that no flight, this is one of the only places they can go to. and then they just want to go from

get a process into the, you know, i was seeing numbers and some training trying to get a caught in moscow has find a journalist, 280 dollars for dramatic televised protest on sunday evening. marina shiana cova ran on to the set of a live bulletin on state television, holding up a sign, reading stop the war. the criminal called her actions a form of hooliganism. gillian wolf has moved. marina or john coover, an editor at stay control channel. one was a tailor for interrupting this line bulletins holding up a sign that read stop the war. oh yeah, i have a good deal of that. i want to thank a parent, they support my friends and colleagues. these were uneasy days of my life because i spent 2 days without sleep. interrogation lasted for more than 14 hours, was not allowed to contact my relatives or provided with any judicial help. i was

in a rather tough situation. i'll speak more to morrow, i just need to rest today. the journalist who says her father is ukrainian, and mother russian received a 280 dollar fine disposition bruce wanted mccraney at crystal believe she left this message prior to the protest all the soon as possible. what is currently happening in ukraine is crime. russia is a country aggressor or responsibility for this aggression lies on the conference of one person, letting me putin will. unfortunately, for the last several years, i worked at channel one, promoting, crammed on propaganda. and for that, i'm very ashamed right now for the new. i'm ashamed that i allowed lies to be told from t v screens just that i allowed russian people to be zombified of the journalist press not guilty to the charge of organizing an unauthorized public event. it's unclear whether she will face worse consequences and other charges for anti war protests has been met with global support. french president emanuel micron has

offered the journalist assign you have a look at that. and while the ukranian president of thanked her for her actions him to board, it says, i am grateful to those russians who do not stop trying to convey the truth. talk to those who fight this information and tell the truth, real factory to their friends under the forms and personally to the woman who entered the studio of channel warned with a post the against the war by the kremlin, called, her protest, a form of hooliganism. protest like these in moscow serving as a stork example of how the country is cracking down on free speech. what we're seeing right now is that how to struck rollback freedoms in russia and the russian lawmakers very nice believe adopted new legislation. both installing a criminal palo fees, the an administrative panel you'd like fines or what they call discrediting

activity use of russian military forces. but also for knowingly just simulating fake information about russian military actions that can carry criminal penalties, prison time up to 15 years. but they start from a pretty hefty fines, and also variety of different from, based on the so called very of the the risk to stand up and speak out. we just as heavy as the dual for some instinct. chilling was, i was just in other news, reports by the united nations, has accused me an mas army of human rights violations, war crimes, and crimes against humanity off the last use qu, human rights commission says, security forces have shown a blatant disregard for life. the report showed the army used airstrikes and heavy

weapons and populated areas which killed civilians. since the could the armies faced allegations of abuse including torture and massacres. all of which it denies . running at lee is an author and doctoral price fellow, a lawful university in the u. k. he says, and arms embargo needs to be imposed against me and mars military. this report actually calls 4 steps towards accountability and, and a stronger reference to the international criminal court. the united nations security council straight away should be referring me and mars generals to the international criminal court. these people need to know that they will face accountability and will, will face justice. because if that's not before them, they will continue to target civilians. the other thing that the report calls for is limiting the ability of the generals to continue to buy weapons. the needs to be in arms embargo. it seems appalling,

that after 12 months of rights violations, and the targeting of civilians by me and mass military, that they're still able to freely buy more weapons, more guns, and more bullets which they're using against their country civilians. the report calls for that. i mean there's, there's plenty here for the united nations security council to address, i think the people of me and mar, expect that though, that, that this will be addressed by the un security council. and i think the very confused as to why it is that when this been report after report from the u. n. documenting egregious human rights violations against ordinary people, civilians, children, that there hasn't been stronger action by the security council. hi, court judges in the indian state of karnataka have upheld a headscarf band in schools and colleges. students and muslin groups say they will take the case to the supreme court, elizabeth moran and report from the w. b. y students in the southern

city of chin. i protest against the judgment in kanaka high court. 3 judges, including a muslim woman, dismissed petitions, challenging a ban on headscarf from the state schools and colleges. they said wearing a headscarf is not an essential religious practice in islam therefore isn't protected by india's constitution, which guarantees religious freedom. the petitioners disagree. i. oh oh yeah. all mass was part of a group from cannot go, went to the high court after a number of colleges in the state began asking students to remove their head scarves, school staff to the young woman was violating the uniform code. they would tend stand offs between muslim students protesting against the restriction and hindu nationalist who rallied and supported the bad. the protest led to many schools and

colleges of the state being closed for at least a week. and the local government banning headscarf while the high court made the decision. one of the students lawyers told al jazeera the ruling would imply that the wearing of hindu symbols known has been these, or christian crosses should also be banned. where will there be a government order that you will not have been these or you will not be across the new coming, coming to school? and there's an order of past then the america would be bound by the reader. but how likely is it that the government will pass such an order? i mean, it seems extremely unlikely really extremely unlikely. i agree with the flip side of the lawyer side of ruling as a setback for women's rights in a society where the female workforce by dissipation route has fallen dramatically

in from the 1900 ninety's. we cannot afford to shut the doors on young women. we're attempting to go to school. the students, lawyers, and muslim groups are planning to challenge the ruling and india, the supreme court. but not the government. the lawyer says the ruling marks of paradigm shifted the interpretation of religious freedom. that's guaranteed in the indian constitution. there are concerns that judgment could set a precedent and lead to similar bands and other states, especially those governed by the hindu nationalist bazzi, a jumps, a party of prime minister in modi. elizabeth for autumn al jazeera new delhi and australian court has over turned a landmark ruling mandating the country's environment administered to protect children against climate change. the original clos actually was ruled by a group of teenage students and the none trying to block a coal mining new south wales. sarah clark reports closer to the federal court

ruling was unanimous. 3 judges on the full bench agreed that while the evidence of climate change was undisputed, as well as the danger to the world and humanity, the environment minister should not be held personally accountable to protecting children against its impact. as to the positive, you kid, before code is unanimous in the view that the duties should not be part of the minister. the 3 judgements of the court as different emphases as to why this conclusion should be reached. our side, 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 a fight for a sake feature. climate. an action has devastating consequences for young people. and we will continue to demand that there is in power fight for doris, who emerged in my last year. this group of young climate activists made headlines

around the world when a judge ruled that the environment minister 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 mine in 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 strike, social media or through our legal system. we are proud of the arguments that we put forward and for representing old 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 are going coals 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 spies 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. ah, this is al jazeera, let's get around up on the top stories, the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and his check republic are in key if to show solidarity with ukrainians as russia. sheylan continues to hit the capital that the 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine since russia's invasion began. ukraine's leader says their visit sends a strong message to russia to be sure this is the last boon.