i insignificant to numbers the insignificant, ideologically, the insignificant, even as a crime getting very significant by dictating the government. the fact of forestry thou shalt not kill parts of the radicalized deed series on al jazeera. ah russia accused of heating cities and killing civilians. as western countries, again question, it's progress on the grounds. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera alive from doha. we'll have all the latest news coming out of ukraine,

including russia denouncing what it calls lies and says it's mission in ukraine remains clear and on track. gemini pease give a standing ovation to you claims president. a lot of me zalinski bugs, memories of world war 2 and a speech appealing for more help. and the russian army is trying to advance from the south. wild russian warship are said to be approaching the coast. we report from the southern front line and speak to young ukrainians who are preparing to defend the historic port city of odessa will begin ameria paul, where rescue work is in the besieged port city are digging through the wreckage of a bombed theatre, hoping to find survivors ukraine's government says more than a 1000 people, including children, was sheltering there when it was heat by

a russian air strike. russia denies that bad stands accused of hitting more cities . rob mcbride wraps up. today's latest developments. for this key of neighborhood, another early morning awakening from the war. an incoming missile was intercepted with falling debris, killing a resident below. people in cities on the front line like hearing cock give continued to bear the brunt. parents of children of this shattered school have come together to try and restore classrooms on the home for superficially came to help. we heard such a catastrophe happened and i don't know how to describe it. it's an human resource . there is more fierce fighting on the streets of the southern port of mary you pole. with the destruction of a theatre where ukrainian say more than a 1000 civilians were sheltering. the russians deny targeting the building

was as a rental credit for the only way to describe what has happened to day is genocide. corner, genocide of our nation, your hidden storm. hundreds more. people have finally managed to escape the siege of murder you paul. such as lydia, who spent 2 weeks in her basement without he till running water. the whole place is destroyed. she says. and little bruno, we still had corpses there. they didn't take the bodies away for 7 days, and started to stink already. it was scary, very scary for the throttle, which was ha, and at the main church for the military and the western city of levine, a funeral for another soldier, killed in conflict. while this war continues to arouse condemnation of the russian invasion on the world stage here in ukraine, each death locally seems only to strengthen the resolve to join the fight.

outside le viv more training for volunteers. this soldier calls himself cream meaning crimea. dog. he says he left his home on the peninsula when it was seized by russian forces in 2014, and is vowing not to be moved on again. i now live eve is my home. i am more interested in a democracy than in a totalitarian state of thousands of these volunteers will soon join. others like former international tennis player said, geese, they're kosky who says he had no choice but to put on a uniform and pick up a gun. even if i will, ah, behavioral shooting, killing someone is marking you on your life. so i don't leave any of the ukrainians are willing doing it, but we don't have it. with both sides, seemingly unable to find a way out of the war, goes into its 4th week. casualties are mounting, pulled around, rub mcbride,

else's era live. ok, let's bring in zane at best robbie now who joins us also from levine in west in ukraine. that how is that search going to survive as in mary a home? well, we heard this morning from municipal officials in mario both saying that they have managed to rescue a 130 people that the shelter did survive, the russian artillery russian missile attack. and that it, it, it, they were able to pull 130 people survivors out of that shelter. now, later in the day as, as times going on, we've heard from municipal officials there in mario from the city council. saying that the work to establish exactly whether or not there were casualties or injuries and how many is ongoing. so a bit of a, a bit of an open question now as to whether or not there were indeed more

people in that shelter work is ongoing. there the city council also saying that 30000 people are so far fled mario pull the besieged city of mario. well, they've managed to get out, but 350000. people are still sheltering in that city. continuing to be attacked by a russian forces. the red cross has described what is happening in mario pl. as a city that is facing utter devastation, something that cannot continue throughout the rest of ukraine. and then what about elsewhere in ukraine? what more can you tell us about flashing happening there? well, it's really a round up of tragedy after tragedy throughout the country in turn he vo, you'll remember yesterday and turner, he's 10 people were killed while they were queueing up, waiting for bread in that bread line, whether it was riflemen or russian artillery. 10 people died there. that was a part of a total number of $53.00 people killed in 24 hours in china. he's

a city with a population of 280000 people, also under siege one of the saddest incidents in that city. 5, a family of 5, a father and mother, 3 children, 2 of them, 3 year old twins, were killed when they were sheltering the basement of a hostile and the building came down around them from russian artillery attacks in the eastern part of ukraine in the net dynette region, in just earlier today, a community pool came under fire. now that was functioning again as a shelter housing, mainly women and children in morocco sit in your key. cartesian, 21. people were killed in an artillery to talk on a school complex. and in the last 24 hours, the leaders of britain, germany and the united states, have all described what is happening in russia as war crimes. us president joe biden calling about putting a war criminal. okay, thank you very much for that update jane. best robbie live for us in levine. let's

get some live pitches now in the capital. keith, it is just after 7 pm there and not another restless evening ahead. no doubt. so residents, and we'll keep across developments as they come to hand. but that is a live picture there of the capital, keith, just after 7 pm, about 4 weeks into this war. okay, 3 un agencies, including the world health organization are calling for an immediate hold to attacks on hospitals in ukraine. doctors there say hospitals are under extraordinary pressure trading. those blended iran con, report from the capitol. keith, this is to be one of the main hospitals in key dealing with coven 19 infections. it's now been re purpose to treat war casualties. this ukrainian volunteer was shot in her pain and north of keep while defending the capital from intense russian attacks. despite being shot 3 times, he wants to go back to the front lines. yeah, belongs to those of course i want to fight again. i will join the territorial

defense hearing keith. as soon as i can volumes, i went to join my friends in the fight. when they pulled me to the hospital, they told me i had some shot known to my lung, but it turned out to be a police move. does it define spirit amongst doctors, nurses, administration, so who say they already working round the clock? numerous good. a key will definitely sustain all medical services. on top of that, the ukranian army and the territorial defense are keeping the enemy from entering the city. we're ready to give emergency medical and rehabilitation services to all in any that are suffering from this horrible war. despite the defiance, hospitals nationwide are facing crisis, 43 have been attacked since the war began in the besieged city of murray, apple staff and patients were taken hostage as russian soldiers used the hospital to fire when ukrainian forces similar things across the country of provoke condemnation. from the world health organization to attack the most vulnerable

babies, children, pregnant women, and those already suffering from illness and disease and health workers, risking their own lives to save lives is an act of unconscionable cruelty. that's an incredibly strong statement from that doubly 8 joe. but with the war intensifying around the capitol, many are wondering where the hostels like this, and the ones that are left will become overwhelmed. emron khan al jazeera keith to moscow now were rashes president vladimir persian has again been talking about the impacts of the sanctions of having he was referring to crimea, which russia annexed from ukraine. back in 2014. the can usually be little yes, of course. without a doubt the peninsula economic development has been effected by the western sanctions imposed among others on banking goods, supplies, etc. but after the military operation in ukraine started, a new set of sanctions were imposed yesterday at the meeting on social economic

measures to support russian regions. i said that the restrictions against russia have created a lot of issues, but not only issues. they are also creating new opportunities for us. and the latest, braving from russia foreign ministry showed, nor shift in moscow's demand for establishing a fire. the military is that our purpose is quite clear. key will have to realize they have to agree to carry as demilitarization and the nationalization, the sooner the key regime realizes, base the sooner the war will end. we call on president lensky to think about the life of the country and its citizens, to make the necessary decisions. turkey has renewed its push to bring the ladies of ukraine and russia to the negotiating table. ben smith has more than that from moscow air. reggie type bird one has continued talking with vladimir putin. and he has said that it's time for vladimir zalinski and vladimir putin to meet face to

face. there are certain issues that they need to talk about face to face is the 2nd time is offered to host talks in turkey between the 2 leaders. but it seems the prospect of that could be a very long way away. we're also having weston sources quoted by reuters earlier today saying that while the talks are continuing on, both sides are serious in their talks. very large gaps remain between the 2 size. and you've just heard the foreign ministry spokeswoman saying her that the, the long standing demands of russia are what they call de, get rid of nationalist groups in ukraine. this is what russia's long been using as his excuse for it's or what he called his special operation. in ukraine, he says ukraine must get rid of these groups, denart, suffice than another word, russia, or has used in terms of describing the government of vladimir zalinski. so in that sort of talk is an indication of, while the 2 sides are talking, there's

a huge gap between but what both sides want, particularly as we know that russia wants crimea, and donnette is going to lose ganske recognized. i crimea recognize as part of russia. i don't that schism ganske recognized as independent states. he grains president vladimir zalinski, meanwhile, has been given a standing ovation from germany's parliament. he urged chancellor off shall to do more to bring an end to raffles invasion. and his wounds that european countries came more about their economies in the lives of regular ukrainians. his address to the wounded stogie came a day after a speech to the u. s. congress. the anesthesia does not. so moodle, we are fighting for our lives and for our freedom. it is not the berlin wall. it is the wall between having freedom and not having freedom in europe with every bomb and every decision not made that could have helped us. this wall is getting bigger . we asked about what ukraine can do to join nato and getting security guarantees.

and the answer we received is that it isn't on the table for now. you question whether ukraine should join the, you know, yes for some, this is politics, but for us it is souls for the new why. but nato secrecy, general yann's stoughton beg, visiting berlin again warned against a fully fledged wall between the alliance and russia. nato has a responsibility to prevent this conflict from escalating further. that would be even more dangerous and would cause more suffering. death on destruction. this is preston putin's war. he must stop the war. withdraw his forces and engage in the book in diplomacy in good faith. ration forces, i believe, to be trying to close in on the port city of odessa, by land and same taking. ukraine's 3rd largest city would effectively cut the rest of the country off from the black. same local people. they say they're prepared

hotter. abdel hammett has more from odessa. ah, the russian invasion is yet to reach odessa. but here is a feeling that is just a matter of time and not much longer to wait. oh, president vladimir zelinski has called an all ukrainians who joined the war effort . and people like envy have lamb, of whose an opera singer have answered his call. it's ugly r for dan, maybe 20 here. he thinks that it's going to be a long war despite ongoing negotiation and complaints that ukraine has been left to fight alone. i knew you cut out almost no success. i didn't want to help us right now. they promised weapon it's more active involvement of the war fighter jessica. now the u. s. is refusing and by them hasn't delivered,

they are not closing the sky. they're not taking away rushes ability to palm our peaceful cities and annihilate women must children appeal to them. they are not protecting the humanitarian corridors from mario. this city is frantically building its defenses. civic organizers say they have so far filled more than 400000 sandbags or best as under threat from several fronts. the russian army is trying to advance from the south while russian war ships are said to be approaching the coast. but they won't be so easy because the city is heavily fortified. long stretches of the shoreline have been laid with land mines to delay any beach landing. capturing this port city would give russia control of the black sea and land lock ukraine. ah, back in town, the air sergeant goes off day and night,

but this city hasn't been directly hid. the sandbags made at the beach surround cultural and municipal buildings. and kelly, pat doff, tells me about the efforts to preserve their says cultural treasures. more for when you move away from grip lamazzo, we're talking about saving the heritage, ukrainian european russian. it doesn't matter. we're saving art with the museum in hockey was bombed. sadly, the collection that was mostly lost is a part of the something that has been bothering me a lot. the ukrainian museums have to protect masterpieces of russian art from the russian aggression. it is a paradox. we want to well to know about that koreans. odessa has long been deprived of russia, was founded by catherine the great, the city has embraced its russian identity ever since. but with a war looming, those voices have gone all but silent in odessa that was saved by the soviets. during world war 2 is now getting ready to defend itself from its former protectors

and at the law. meet al jazeera, odessa ukraine, still head on al jazeera, searching for a safe haven. how mexico is the stepping stone for ukrainians hoping to escape the war. oh hello there. we've seen cooler, unsettled conditions across the levant, and those extended down into much of the middle east. over the past few days. they're going to continue, at least until saturday. you can see that wet and windy weather, putting across turkey, wintery weather here, edging down into syria, lebanon, and further afield. temperatures in this area are slightly below the average. we are going to see that cooler weather continue, and its cool down for those gulf states. places like guitar, the u. a and saudi arabia. thanks with shamar wind. that's kicking up

a lot of dust creating hazy sunshine, but come saturday, we will start to see the temperatures recover though the wind will remain on it's going to remain windy across the north of africa. we're going to see the wind pick up for places like libya, we could see some sandstorms here, and it's gonna turn rather wet for much of algeria. and she is here by the time we get into saturday. so it's cooler up in the north. hot down in the south, much of the wet weather, we have to move to think that central band of africa, we've got the seasonal range. we've also think the more dramatic rain, thanks to the end of that fi clone that's pulling through mozambique. heavy arrange for botswana that's edging down into south africa and we'll see the temperature come down in cape town. let's sunshine through the weekend. ah frank assessments for china good will benefit from the 0 call it strategy if the rest of the world cannot get together. and opinions and own boss focused on needs

on that student critical debate with claims that need to come inside interest angel, threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's created this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of things, global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily ang, when he's a reminder about top stories this, our rescue crews in the besieged ukrainian city of mary polls say they've found survive. it's after russian air strike heat, a theater, where civilians with sheltering and in the capital key at least one person's been

killed off to part of an intercept, a missile heat and apartment block. but rushes foreign ministry insist eats forces on not heating civilian areas that despite wakes of bombardment in urban areas across to ukraine. and the president has told german politicians that his country is all that stands between europe and tyranny. in a virtual address to germany's parliament, full of means zalinski also said russia is trying to wipe out ukrainian people. 21 civilians have been killed by russian shelling near a community center close to ukraine's 2nd largest city cock give that's according to local authorities. then the prosecutor's office in khaki says 25. others have been injured. the in the attack in the town of marie from a secondary school was also destroyed, khaki van did surrounding areas and faced some of the heaviest,

bombardments in russia's invasion of ukraine, began. agencies meanwhile say more than 3000000 ukrainians have left a country booking for safety. elsewhere in the world, some have travelled as far away as the united states southern border with mexico as john home and reports from tijuana. dasha her mom, vera and dad, are about to try and complete more than 10000 kilometer journey. this is what they fling from. i think they say these video show the hometown nikolai and ukraine. now via more bova, romania, they've arrived at the mexican buddha town of p, one. that hope to get across that line. and in the united states, i was, it's been for you. it was thought we was sleeping in the car by 3 night, staying in the queue to leave ukraine. i mentioned to you the english speak. you're

having a lot of the logistics that she's 14. but all her effort can still be for nothing. they've been reports of ukrainian refugees being turned away. they have to decide what do they want much. and then let in much, we saw several of the ukrainian families, similarly, usher food. seems here. the blue passports become the ticket 3, by the way. and the red, one of russia is proving less effective. a small kind of dissidence from that country was stuck outside the gate asking for asylum to after opposing the war compensation. mike is also half ukrainian and he's frightened to being conscripted to fight against the country where he is family. 24. february might turn to a tech great evolve really, my browser. leave it

so could suck for me. for the russian. this isn't an option. flights and countries are close to them, but not mexico, where they can get in by a tourist visa, then travel up to the one us. there are far more than than ukrainians here. sleeping rough outside the entry point to try to pressure officials to let them in . so far, the only word has been white. the united states has a public health folder in place because of the pandemic, which says that it can reject just about anyone who is asking for asylum apart from unaccompanied children. and what that means in practice, at entry points like this one is that it can really pick and choose who it let's in . and it seems that at the moment that's ukrainians. yes. this is the russians like the ones in the camp, not so much on the mexicans and central americans that say they've been living in unofficial conflicts over the years now with next to no hope of getting into the u

. s. we found this family of 17 watching as the ukrainians went in ahead of them. their green passports carry little weight on the ground that told me they fled south with mexico after he was kidnapped and be out of the way the rest of the family friend. that was 2 months ago. you feel bad because you can see that they give priority to another country. how am i going to feel that? but what can we do? that's going to be a constant question for the desperate in countries neighboring the united states as a white and others go 1st think you cream, but at least exhausted ukrainians like gotcha. and better a finding a safe haven. they called us from her gulf of his house in los angeles. was the wind in this moment for a long time. we were hip the everything, and it's like john holman, al jazeera tiquana. so the world news now and the un security council has voted to

establish ties between the united nations and the taliban in afghanistan. 14 nations voted in favor russia abstained for more on this, let's bring in christian salumi his life for us at the united nations christian. what does this work? ignition main will really this is just an extension of an existing mandate for the united nations to operate in afghanistan. but it was a very contentious debate leading up to the renewal of this mandate. and there were some changes to the language being used in it. the issue is, every one on the security council wants the united nations in afghanistan. they know that un help is needed to prevent the country from falling into a humanitarian catastrophe. it's already a pretty bleak situation there. the economy is faltering ever since the united states left and the taliban took control. but the united states and other countries

on the security council don't want to recognize the taliban in any way they're sanctioned under international law. so the issue was how to let the united nations continue to operate in the country without formally recognizing the taliban. and what they settled on is language that calls on the united nations or allows the united nations to work with, quote relevant afghan political actors and stakeholders. and never mentioned the taliban by name, but basically clears the un to, to work with the authorities in order to do their work in the country and not be in violation of international sanction. so this resolution passed with one abstention . russia didn't veto it, but it didn't support it either. they said that this was a stubborn ignorance of reality. on the ground. they thought it made sense to engage directly with what amounts to the day facto leaders of the country. in fact,

in the past, the un resolutions had referred to the taliban. but in this way, as de facto leaders, indirectly, that language is even rolled back even further at the request of the united states . so what we have here is an authorization for the united nations to continue its life saving work for the here in afghanistan and deal with the taliban. but the pen holder that authored this resolution, norway came out and said explicitly afterwards, what we have here allows you and to engage with the taliban, but in no way recognizes them. ok, thank you for breaking that down for us. kristen salumi left us at the united nations. the saudi based gulf corporation council says it will host talks aimed at a ceasefire in the 7 year old conflict in yemen. their scheduled for re add at the end of this month, but early a yemen smoothly ripple said that wouldn't take part in talks in saudi arabia or

other what they called enemy countries. in 2015, saudi coalition intervened to in yemen after the run back toothy seas, the capital and other areas. gunmen have killed 21. people in najia, a bus was set on fire, and a truck was attacked in the south region, southwestern region of tilbury, near the border with the cane of fossa. 5 people, including a policeman, were wounded in the attack. 7 other passengers managed to escape the blaze. no group is claiming responsibility. major british ferry operate a pain o has sec to 800 staff members with immediate effect. but some crew members are reportedly refusing to leave their vessels in protest. employees received the news via video coal and what paino are describing. as swift and significant changes to make the company a viable business, again, the company says it's lost

a $100000000.00 pounds a year on year. paino is part of the logistics giant dp world. owned by the divide government. 16 crew members have been rescued from chicago ship, which sank off the coast of southern iran. he saw me 6 went down in stormy seas, and high winds, while sailing to own casa in southern iraq, the vessel was flying. the flag of the united arab emirates to france now where the president manual mccrory has unveiled his electoral program just 3 weeks before the 1st round of the presidential election. he's promising labor reforms including gradually increasing the retirement age to $65.00. and he says he, wayne france off fossil fuels until now. micron has been largely absent from the campaign trail. his opponents have accused him of judging the bank. south korea has broken its corona virus record by reporting more than 600000 new

infections in just 24 hours. that's the hi, this is the panoramic.