frank, this is a forethought. we brave bullets and bombs, and we always include the views from our sites on counting the costs. could the war in ukraine plunged the global economy into new prices? russia turn to china as you on to survive. sanctions pays the u. s. dollar in danger and could crypto currencies help rush it evade financial punishment? counting the cost on al jazeera ah ukrainians, buried outside their own hopes, the people of maria poll pay the price as washing troops into the city. to sewer with my mother in law, one in 1936, she survived the learning grot, cj russian passport on would work. a russian federations fishing industry that she is lying. ah,

hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up here. oh, final farewells, in any pro ukrainian soldiers killed fighting in the countries east of buried fall from ho she tells pipe and the fighting of ukraine is in no one's interest. in the 1st call between the 2 leaders in months, whether be a boots it exists, the war in ukraine has been a success rallied smoke, the anniversary of crime is annexation the russian offensive in ukraine is entering its 24th day, a really 6 and a half 1000000000 people on our thoughts have been displaced by the fighting. this is the territory in read,

the russia and its separatist allies hold. early on friday, parts of a russian missile is a residential suburb of kiff, killing. at least one person in the west. russia struck a military aircraft repair facility nail. a viv and while russian troops are said to events at the southern port city of maria pole, al jazeera, stephanie decker begins on coverage from above. mary paul looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time. eerie carcases, of war, and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery. often lying outside for days on what those left alive can make sense of this war. rick, you're here directly through the. my mother in law, born in 1936, she survived the learning grad cj russian passport on at work

a russian federations fishing industry. but she is lying those killed in the bombardment of being buried in the grounds of their homes. something they never would have imagined while living here absolutely nibbled when you go quiet, it's disgusting. i'm not going to blame anyone. i'm disgusted. i'm scared and i'm cold. it's a horror. i have never expected this to happen in my life like mm. oh, this video has been uploaded by the chechen leader rams and cad here of fighting for russia, claiming this is an attempt to evacuate civilians, but most efforts to evacuate civilians from here have so far failed. for 3 weeks, russia has assaulted the strategic port city, tens of thousands of traps here and nothing functions any more. he leaves us. louis looked at $150.00 units. we spent 2 days in the basement. she's a sick woman who had to sit on

a chair all the time. i thought she wouldn't survive. then the men came on the helped you carry around, so we are here all bundled up with blankets. it's very cold. we just want to go home woman. young faces still manage a smile in these unimaginable time. soon she finished. so good tradition. everything is going to be okay. she tells her children, it will end soon. vladimir putin says, russian forces are not targeting civilians the ground. the reality tells a very different story. stephanie decker, al jazeera in western ukraine. some of the fiercest fighting has been an eastern new crane where many soldiers have died in a prob, i said, beg, witnessed the funerals of more than 20 troops. a final farewell. but many of these 23 soldiers don't have relatives here to london. there on the

other side of the front line. their comrades stand, god paying a fine. the tribute ur dc. yeah, yep. the debris, placebo, chest or the domino or join. this unit recently is an honor for me as part of my family. and today the man was snatched away from our military family. we are very deeply her. we feel emotional fluffy, he gave his life for our country. may he rest in peace? he will always be remembered. may god take him to a better place because it is a holy deed when one sacrifices himself for his country ever with his motto. oh, it's the last family they had. oh, priest said the final pres and coffins are taken on their final journey, far from the soldier's homes, with no certainty, their parents, siblings, or partners, will ever get to visit their final resting place. although we should just in observable or just be we've got the most wealthy soldiers fell at the battle of

villanova, most of them were brought here from their unfortunately some of them were very young. i'm sorry, this is very difficult for me. but very young men have died while protecting ukraine. protecting all of us the war in the east is fierce and the russians appeared to be slowly but surely grinding the ukrainians. gang with ukrainian forties continued to resist. russian artillery has pounded the 2nd largest city. her cave and the port city of mary upon the freezing graveyard of denise pro, far from killing the will to resist losses on the battlefield further fused. the anger was neither to build non wooster, bolster ticket monster. or we can think of his revenge, revenge avenging our men. this gives us motivation to protect our country. it's the

only way the conflict in the east has been going on since the invasion of crimean 2014, an estimated 14000 people have been killed. these latest casualties since the recent russian basia. this graveyard is full of young men that have died from this conflict, but the reality is, as long as this war goes on, more will follow. as that bag i'll jazeera, the negro russian forces are expanding their offensive in ukraine, hitting cities for the west. for the 1st time, the missiles landed in the city of levine, hitting an aircraft repair science at the airport zeros in basra. rub some developments from that and across ukraine. within minutes of early morning air raid sirens throughout the city, russian missiles had targets near levine international airport, shattering once again, the sense of relative safety here in the west of ukraine,

before police unless every boarding system worked. and i'm grateful to the armed forces as they reacted. some missiles which were launched from the black sea area, were intercept 4 missiles, had an aircraft repair plant, as you already know. there have been some attacks in this part of the country. a training company operative last week and a military posted in airfield, near luke. but the friday morning, airport strike is the closest the war has come to the city of levine. so far as you see behind me, smoke is still rising from the area that was hit. we've been stopped from going any further any closer to the areas that were hit by the strikes. the police have pushed us back twice. we've tried to go over the bridge, but we've been sent back to this area here so we can't get a clear view of what's happening, but the smoke that continues to below, over the skies over the city certainly tells you that something definitely was hit and is still on fire. in the eastern city of car keys, a college building was shelled,

killing one person entering 11 and trapping another in the rubble. the city is home to one of the largest markets in eastern europe, and it remains on fire, sparked by shelling on thursday. another showing in crockett tours killed to an interesting russian rockets continued to pound the capital keith as well. a nursery school targeted on friday, killing one child, injuring $23.00 attacks hitting mostly civilian targets is proof. ukrainian officials say that russia is choosing not to fight ukrainian troops instead hitting the country's most vulnerable. yeah. how can people in russia be so stupid and let this happen? how come russians don't understand that putin is not defending russian speaking people in ukraine? he simply went mad. that's it. this is what i think, because the same person would never do anything like this. in the central square of la v of the countries, cultural capital and installation highlights the most innocent victims of war among

the thousands of ukrainian dead, $109.00 empty prams symbolizing $109.00 infants killed in a conflict where the death toll increases every day zane basra v l g 0. levine u. s. president joe biden, us warned his chinese counterpart. she's in ping, that there will be consequences if paging provides material support to russian forces. attacking ukraine. leaders spoke via video link for nearly 2 hours. china so far, refuse to condemn russia's invasion, the president, she did say the fighting in ukraine is in no one's interest. the white house hasn't specified wars, and the consequences would be we have a range of tools that could be considered. and sanctions are certainly one tool in the tool box. i'm, as they are for other countries as well, even if we as we have not outline specific consequences and we'll, we'll communicate those directly to china and of course with our european partners and counterparts. i'll this is katrina you as more al from beijing,

according to chinese readouts. it says that a president sheet in ping told joe biden, that both countries had the responsibility to de escalate tensions. that fighting was in nobody's interest. and also he repeated china's stance that sanctions would not be effective and ending of the war, and would only serve to damage the global economy that was already struggling to recover from the pandemic. now, in order for the u. s. part of that joe biden emphasized that they would be material a costs, or they would be consequences for materially, supposing russia in its efforts to invade ukraine. older, the u. s. did not state what these consequences would. b, u. s. officials have asserted that russian officials have asked china and military support, military aid in the form of equipment. and in terms of helping to engage in this was something that both moscow and beijing have denied a prison. blighted,

also went on to share his own view of the war and put forward the u. s. and its allies efforts to stop russia's invasion and presumably tried to get china on board with that. however, we have seen no indication whatsoever that he was successful in this. and in fact, by the end of this call, as long as it did last, we see no sign whatsoever that china's position has changed. russia's president vladimir putin has praised the war, new crane as a success. he appeared before launch crunch and moscow who'd gathered to celebrate 8th years since russia annexed crimea, deserves bernard smith's reports from moscow. this was a powerful show of patriotism. in moscow, russia's biggest stadium was filled to its 81000 capacity to celebrate 8 years since the annexation of crimea, or as it's called here, the re unification. and everywhere the said, the sign,

the 1st appeared on russian military vehicles in ukraine, and has now become a symbol of support for russia's war there. i mean, it was a stage set for vladimir putin who told the crowd that the united states is using ukraine to threaten russia. disease at the soldiers fighting their illustrated, russian unity will eat your bleach you shoulder to shoulder. they help each other who support each other i easily and when needed, they shield each other from bullets with their bodies like brothers. pretty good such unity. we have not had paul on time. napoleon, boy, a survey after the 1st week of the war, showed that what the crumbling calls its special operation in ukraine. we supported by 58 percent of russians that have been attempts to protest against the war, but they are quickly, often brutally suppressed. but others are finding ways to voice their opposition, such as this art group called party of the dead, protesting somewhere in russia. we for teachers again, yang going,

we are practically living on a war footing. there's no way for it not affect us any more. we have to fight this war, and those were stoking it for keeping it going and are prepared to take it to some catastrophic finale that show of descent won't get covered by russian television, but friday's flag waving in moscow. another city's will, though you won't hear that ukraine says it's fighting for survival of the west, dismiss his accusations that it wants to rip russia apart. bernard smith, al jazeera, moscow, full of them. it's lensky has criticized futons rally and his latest video. the ukranian president also called once again for meaningful peace and security talks with moscow. jazz over 80 must have just, this is the time to meet. this is the time to speak, trying to restore territorial integrity and fairness for ukraine. otherwise, the losses of russia will be such that you won't have any resources to get up after

that artist. today in russia, they celebrate the annexation of crimea. i would like to highlight one detail. they reported that overall there were 200000 people participating. 100000 outside and approximately 95000 in the stadium. this is the exact number of the russian manpower involved in the invasion of ukraine. $14000.00 dead bodies, and hundreds of thousands of wounded. this is the exact number of russian forces during this war. this is the price and just over $3.00 weeks 1st, we still come here on out 0. how tension over the warn ukraine could threaten collaboration aboard the international space station plus ah, we report from the counter coombs o. o. desa where people are taking shelter in old stone minds that were once used as nuclear bunkers. ah

hello, we've had some very cool weather recently across the middle east, even here in doha. the cool weather will persist across northern parts, but not quite as chilly as it has been recently, but still some snow coming out of the turkish mountains. northern parts of syria temperatures at around 16 celsius. they're just around that eastern side of the mediterranean. we're up to around $27.00 here in doha, and also for to by winds will turn a little lighter over the next hour. so i will lose the influence of extra mile when so will feel somewhat pleasant or pleasant. as we make our way to the early part of next week. brisk winds to across northern parts of africa, we could see some lively showers, just round northern areas of libya, with dust and sand caused some heavy downpours there into tenicia for a time. and northern parts of algeria could also see some rather wet weather from time to time seize. no showers now started to show, had,

nicely across so much of west africa. johnny up a heavy shower that we had across the tropics, still clutches storms here whilst the remnants of our tropical cycling brought some very heavy rain into central parts of mo sam bake recently, i wet a weather will not a little further northwards, not quite is intense but it makes his way all the way up towards tanzania. ah, no place in saigon would say press, retreated of the car about a media hung and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war. from the roof, we could see evacuation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict and vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war saigon, caravel war hotels on algae 0,

hulu. ah. again, this is al jazeera, this remind you of the main to use the south washing forces are advancing. maria pull in southeast of ukraine. holden, 350000 civilians, have trapped in the city many without food. over russia's president, vladimir putin has praised award. ukraine has a success. he appeared before large crowds of moscow who gathered to celebrate 8 years since washer annexed crimea, and u. s. president joe biden, as urged his chinese counterpart, she should ping not to provide support to russian forces in ukraine. anita spoke for nearly 2 hours. it's not clear if any assurances were given. let's get more on

those talks and the mock is a cd. a research fellow at the center of china and globalization, he says, the beating appears to have been constructive western media narratives really, which is nothing more than dutifully being stenographers for the u. s. government has framed this as biden warning. see, but i think this is purely for domestic political consumption. if you look at the scene are read out, it notes 3 things, one, the call was constructed. the 2nd is that both presidents agree to instruct their teams to quit the train us relationship on back on the right track. this is vitally important and much more important than any decisions reached on ukraine. but the 3rd point did addressing quine conflict in that was to say that china and the us both agreed that steps need to be taken to peacefully resolve this conflict.

russian warships have been shelling odessa, which is bracing for a russian invasion. but as a is ukraine's 3rd largest city home to more than a 1000000 people. it's on the black sea coast of host, the ukranian navies headquarters, which moved that off to russia, annexed crimea in 2014. it also handles around 65 percent of ukrainian c cargo that makes it a lifeline to the outside world. if russia sees is odessa, it will effectively cut off ukraine from overseas trade and military aid. there is a need reports. ah, when the sirens go off, people head to the shelter in odessa is the underground in the so called catacombs, all stone mines excavated through times. only the children have been coming and going from here since the beginning of the war. they have supplies ready for the

long hold. this was nothing that was brought to was usa. look, we have water here with the blankets. we have to sleep here. tom is with us on the mats and to inflatable mattresses and he, we keep food, a lot of different things. biscuits, live, patty, and different kinds of food. i have the passports and all the documents in my bag. as soon as i hear the sirens, i pick up the children and come down here. this is the largest urban labyrinth in the world, and portions of it have been prepared for civilians to hide about a 1000 can fit in this part. down here, it's a different world. you can't hear anything of what's happening above the about 2500 kilometers of tunnels and passageways. now this place has already been used as the shelter during previous wars. and during the cold war, it was designated as an nuclear bunker sections of it could also be used by the

military to move under cover. the city is under threat of a 3 pronged at that from the north east. the black sea and the northwest level of new so which only curious casey wouldn't. you know, the main risk today is an amphibious landing rushes of trying to put psychological pressure on ukrainians by shelling from the sea. and from the sky was over a vision. i'm a how they are trying to demonstrate their strength. they certainly have it, but our defense system is ready to repel any attack unless they are probing over defenses to find valuable points and mark them as targets are around. the city volunteers are preparing for the worst. this food role, usually bustling with doris, is now the headquarters of the humanitarian effort sponsored by some of the most influential business people of odessa. it public libraries. one of the few places still open, but here no more books in russians and the conflicts started in 2014. russia's

great authors can be found translated in ukrainian tucked under upper florida, lay m pulling security scheme, but ukrainian odessa is not as small as it might seem. and there is no need to support the russian narratives. the odessa was a russian city and speaks only russian. no, like, i think the people now switching to ukrainian, i really hope that a decimal not returned to pro russian narrative any more exclusions and air sirens . i heard more often every day and night assigned that for a distance from the light at the end of the tunnel may still be far away. would have been humming under 0, odessa in southern ukraine. the united nations security council has meant to discuss allegations that the u. s. is funding biological weapons research in the ukraine. the u. s. denies that kristen salumi is at un headquarters in new york. russia called the meeting to present what it described as new evidence, a u. s. supported biological research laboratory in the ukraine post

a threat to the region. russian auto group. he was to go to them by women golf war, put simply, the ukrainian authorities gave the pentagon carte blanche on the territory of ukraine to carry out dangerous biological experiments there. this is not the noble assistance to ukraine, that the american representatives talk about. this is a cynical use of its territory and population for dangerous research, which washington does not carry out on its own territory. so it doesn't run the risk of hurting its own people. in the u. s. denies any chemical weapons programs exist. it is russia that has long maintained a biological weapons program in violation of international law. it is russia that has a well documented history of using chemical weapons. it is russia who is the aggressor here. the united states also warned that russia may

very well be planning its own chemical weapons attack, using a false flag allegation to justify it. it was the 2nd time in 2 weeks that the security council met on the subject at russia's request. the union's high representative for disarmament said they had no evidence of chemical or biological weapons, but she also conceded that the united nations currently has neither the mandate nor the technical or operational capacity to investigate this invest in information. i asked the united kingdom's ambassador if that undermines their argument, if there is a genuine concern, the right thing to do would be to seal off the site. i have a ceasefire seatle for site and then allow experts in to investigate. it is not the right thing to do to bring spurious claims to the un security council which ought debunked by every one that blue countries like china in brazil called for just such

an independent investigation under the biological weapons convention which prohibits their use. meantime, daily attacks continue to batter ukraine, many of them indiscriminate according to the united nations cause of damage to civilian infrastructure and mounting casualties. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations, 3 russian cosmonaut have arrived at the international space station. it's the 1st space cruise, a launch since rushes invasion of ukraine, and it's raising questions about how political tension will affect international space exploration, coffee, lopez, hurry on reports. first through the hatch is denise matt b of 3 hours after taking off from a spaceport in context. on this team of 3 russian cosmonaut made it to the international space station or i s s 1st to the hatch was course the cough. they received the warm welcome from the american and german counterparts, but a back home. tensions among their governments are mounting over russia's invasion

of ukraine for less than 30 minutes away from us sanctions targeting moscow space program have been followed by threats from russia. the country space agency chief supports the war and has warned you as president joe biden. the sanctions could cause a crash if you block cooperation with us. he rode, who will save the i assess from an uncontrolled di orbit and falling on the us or europe international approach. the u. s. provides the i assess with power and rushes. equipment maintains the correct orbit, keeping it away from space chunk. nasa is dow playing, the threats was flight all of that up in space. we can have a cooperation with our rushing char carly, the professional relationship with william aster march in plasma watch. it has a miss to be, but collaboration has weakened. the european space agency said it suspending

participation in a rushing european mission to land rover on mars space. craft launches have been cancelled and contracts broken over the war. it's a bit awkward. the rest of the space industry has been thrown into turmoil by the ukraine war, you know, a western satellite. so we're meant to go up on russian rockets. they're now stranded. and yet at the i s s, it's as if nothing had happened. they say no, we're, we're, we're going to carry on as before. they kind of half do at some level because they've got so much money invested in this. the exclusion credential political tensions now threatened to further weaken years of shared collaboration between russia, the us and as western allies. as earth bound politics winter follows into space. katya lucas of the young al jazeera, sirius president, bashar la sanders visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st visit to an arab state since the syrian war began in 2011,

the us state department urged nations in the region to resist normalizing relations with syria was lynn jordan has more from washington. the us government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law sod to both obs, dubey and dubai. on friday, the u. s. has long tried to isolate boshra law, sought in his government because of their handling of the civil war, which has been raging in that country since 2011, tens of thousands of people have been killed. more than 3000000 people have been driven out of their homeland and at least a 150000 people have been disappeared during the conflict is started as part of the arab spring. now there are some countries including the ui e and saudi arabia, which have been trying to re welcome a bosh, our lawson and syria, back into the fold of middle eastern countries. one of the leaders in the united

arab emirates sat on friday that syria was a critical part of the region and should be encouraged to take part in regional affairs. however, the u. s. which has placed sanctions on boshra law side and members of his family as well as on members of his government. say that he should rather be facing a trial for having committed war crimes. and they say that there will be no removal of any sanctions against syrian leadership or against the syrian government writ large until the war is over, until the political peace has been negotiated until bashar assad is out of power. ah, it is good to have you with the solo adrian sitting in here. and so how the headlines on al jazeera russian forces were advancing and maria, poland, southeastern ukraine. lexie pools has been surrounded for weeks and was into.