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the deck chest overheating. this is the time to meet. this is the time to speak. ukraine's leader calls for talks with moscow saying he wants his message to be heard by everyone, including russia. and the u. s. criticizes the united arab emirates for hosting serious president a shuttle. our son just turn the humanitarian corridor walls, are open in ukraine to allow civilians to flee cities including mario, paul, give, and logan sc. mario paul has come under fire from russian forces more than a week. now. several previous attempts at opening humanitarian cor goals and ukraine have failed each time keith and moscow of blamed each other for breaching the terms. crane's deputy prime minister is wanting civilians to be careful as several previous attempts to open roots of filed. let good originally all,

maria pol residents leaving the city, including on foot are provided with the necessary assistance from to day. they will be brought to per johnson by bosses. please be careful because the corridors are extremely difficult to open. the enemy insidiously disrupts our agreements. so please, if you have the opportunity use it today, russian forces have now entered mario paul, where several buildings have been reduced to rubble. stephanie decker reports from western ukraine. 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 from what those left alive can't make sense of this war. yet you're sure to request through them. my mother in law,

born in 1936, she survived the learning grad cj russian passport on a worker of 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. you would give me, 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 william lewis

looked up and running for you. 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. women. young faces still manage a smile in these unimaginable time. soon as she finished, she would rush. 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 was zane boss harvey joins us now live from levins ain't been talking about those humanitarian corridors. are they in better shape today?

there is a little bit of good news there. sammy, in this incredibly difficult conflict. i'm gonna paint a wider picture at 1st. let's get a sense of how many people have been displaced are and are on the move. in this conflict, the government estimates 6500000 people have been displaced from their homes uprooted from their cities. $3000000.00 of them have left the country and gone into europe. most of them into poland. there remained 3500000 people, at least a figure that keeps going up more and more every day that are displaced inside the country. now humanitarian corridors that have been negotiated between russia and ukraine in the past simply haven't been working as much as the ukrainians accusing the russians of violating cease fires. the russians saying that it was the ukrainians, it violated cease fires. but at the end of the day, no matter whose fault it is, civilians have been stuck. now the deputy prime minister this morning of ukraine has said that 10 corridors have been opened. they are working from multiple places in the east of the country to the west. and we have been seeing

a visuals of people from murray or bullies, 5 or 6 buses carrying as many as 4 to 500 people, able to leave, choose up a region with zappa. russia has also been seeing a lot of strikes. 9 people killed over night in russian missile strikes and no strikes, continue in every city throughout the country. and we're just hearing another air raid siren, or a ambulances i believe in this city as well. so, you know, even here in love, even the relative safety west of the country, security as the security apparatus certainly stays on high alert. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much. same bus robbie. russia's military says it's used hypersonic missiles against ukraine. this has not been confirmed, but it's true. it would be the 1st time they've been utilized since the war began. or some local martha to armed forces of the russian federation continued their special operation. on march 18 decorative issue massage system destroyed

a large underground warehouse storing ammunition of the green troops. and you want to frank as green gulf jabbar is in moscow. she says, russia considered as this an important and unstoppable weapon. it's also important to note where it was used and it was used in an area in western ukraine of ivana, frank of x ad, which is a region that shares a 50 kilometer border with natal member romania. and it just highlights how dangerous the ongoing conflict is in terms of other parties possibly being drawn in . and this also is a missile that the russian military air apparently tested in syria and just a short while ago on february 18th of this year. and they believe it to be one of the most important weapons that they have in in their arsenal. and this is a system that is very much and believed to be an important one for the countries

defensive capabilities. and this is very much in line with what vladimir putin had said that and he wanted to accomplish in a ukraine. on friday, we heard him speak at lou, sneaky stadium where he told the crowd there, that they know we know what we have to do and how to do it then at what course. and that we will accomplish all our plans. this am hypersonic cruise missile now at being used for the 1st time by the countries defensive military. and it seems that they are very much using most of the new our weapons that they have in their arsenal to trying accomplish their mission in ukraine. the crimes for us to run, follow them is that unscrew, grew the size russia for glorifying the invasion of friday's moscow stadium rally. zelinski said it's in everyone's interest to begin meaningful please talks and

avoid higher losses in the war. just over 80. must have just, this is the time to meet. this is the time to speak time 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 dead bodies, and hundreds of thousands of wounded. this is the exact number of russian forces during this war. this is the price in just over 3 weeks. our russian president, vladimir putin, is laid out his demands for an end to the war in ukraine during a phone call with turkish liter raj of ty voted on according to those on the call food and once give to accept that it should be neutral and not join nato and is

demanding a face to face. meeting with ukrainian president followed the minister lensky before agreeing to a peace deal for him. callan is the turkeys presidential spokesman. it was part of the group which listened in on the call. he explains what he thinks will help broker sees 5 between russia and ukraine. the negotiation teams are getting closer and closer, even though there is no a final written agreement at this point. but as they do their work on this, as they bring their positions closer to one another, i think the likes of a meeting between the 2 leaders will be increased because it's only true that strategic level meeting that a piece deal a permanent piece that terminal to fire can be established, the russian demand there for the recognition of the next station of crimea under the russia, and also the recognition of the so called independence of the 2 republics in the dawn bus region. these are the 2 main issues and i think they,

they are the most difficult compared to the other 4. and of course, as far as your range, that sort of thing we can start with is concerned. they are not acceptable or the grain is also for the international committee that will be a violation of those principles just therefore they have, they will have to come up with some different ideas. i know some different ideas had been proposed in regards to crimea as well as at dawn. but i know it's kind of a better idea at this at this point. but because we are in the middle of this worn out, but the misc agreement that was put together some years ago, it was designed precisely to address these issues in the dorm bus region. i don't see any reason why they misc agreement, even though, as i said it's been rather better than and weaker. and there should not be given another chance or something like the new agreement that will address the, the russian population and living in the best region in your grade. but this has to

take place in our view within the territorial integrity. and so i wouldn't be of the state of ukraine still had an al jazeera, we meet some of the russians who fled their country to start a new life in turkey. floss. how tensions about the war and ukraine could threaten collaboration on the international space station. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello, i'm afraid we have more snow warnings in force across parts of northern japan into rudy clinging on here even though it is the spring equinox low pressure in charge. cold winds coming in behind our area of low pressure that we go with some snow flurries. therefore sunday. we are going to see those showers continuing on into monday. some wet weather to coming out of central parts of china. some really big

apples and is likely to cause some localized flooding. it will push its way out of for central tries to go through monday, but you can see that weather weather still saying in place. we'll see some showers . there it is coming into q shoe at this stage, southern parts of china looking a largely dry, dry to across much of india. but it's this mass of cloud. in the bourbon goal, we have to keep a close eye on over the next couple of days. developing area of low pressure, we may well develop into a tropical storm as we go one through into the early part of next week. and it's making his way through the nic a barrel as he adam and alice pushing up towards me and my light to cause a widespread flooding. one or 2 showers into the south west of india. but for much of india, the heat remains in place. it's been on the co side meanwhile, across the yellow vance and cool. they're still staying in here, but it will warm up across the re been peninsula. oh, the weather sponsored by katara always. frank assessments for china.

well, bannister from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of had not gotten them informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs, i'm not protest on that statement. critical debate by reporting claims that native constitutes an interesting chill thread to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, hulu. ah, welcome back here watching out, is there a time to recap our headlines now? 10 humanitarian corridors are open in ukraine to allow civilians to flee cities

including mario, po, peers, and logan's. several previous attempts at opening humanitarian corridors and ukraine have failed. russia's defense ministry says it's been destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it also says it's use hypersonic missiles for the 1st time since this war began. fact cannot be verified. russian forces are reportedly entered mayo pulse. southern port city has been devastated by weeks of russian bombardment and thousands still track back. russian warships have been shelling near odessa, which is bracing for a russian invasion. the southern port city is ukraine's 3rd largest and home to more than a 1000000 people. it's on the black sea coast and host the ukranian navies headquarters, which moved there after russia annex crimea in 2014 also handles around 65 percent of ukranian c cargo. if russia to caesar desa would effectively cut off

ukraine from overseas trade and military aid. what are the hamid reports? when the sirens go off, people head to the shelter in odessa is deep underground. in the so called catacombs, all stone mines excavated through times without a leak, and her children have been coming and going from here since the beginning of the war. they have supplies ready for the long hold. this was not that was for the reduced letter. look, we have water here with the blankets. we have to sleep here in time to meet with us on the mats and to inflatable mattresses. and here 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 shows, which only curious because he 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. the public library is one of the few places still open, but here no more books in russians and the conflict started in 2014. russia's great authors can be found translated in ukrainian tucked under upper floor a layer. mm. good morning, 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 is a russian city and speaks only russian. no, thank you. i think the people are now switching to ukrainian and i really hope that a decimal not returned to pro russian narrative. any more exclusions and air sirens are heard more often every day and night. a sign that for

a distance from the light at the end of the tunnel may still be far away. without the humming al jazeera odessa in southern ukraine. yes, present, joe biden has worn chinese leaders. she, jim ping, they'll be consequences if aging provides material support to russian forces attacking ukraine. the leaders spoke on a video call for nearly 2 hours on friday. china refuse to condemn russia's invasion for president. she did say the fighting in ukraine is no one's interest. the white house hasn't specified want consequences, china might face. we have a range of tools that could be considered. and sanctions are certainly one tool in the toolbox 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. katrina, you has more from beijing, according to chinese,

read out the president, she jin ping told joe biden, that the birth countries had the responsibility to de escalate tension. the fighting was in nobody's interest. and also he repeated, china's start, the sanctions would not be effective in ending of the war, and would only serve to damage the global economy that was already struggling to recover from the pandemic. now, in, or for the us part, that job related emphasize that there would be material costs or there would be consequences for maturely supposing russia in its efforts to invade ukraine, although the us did not state what the consequences would be. us officials have asserted that russian officials have off china and military support military aid in the form of equipment in terms of helping to engage in this was something that both moscow and beijing have denied prison blood also went on to share his

own view of the war and put for the us 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 dollars, it did last. we've seen no sign whatsoever that china's position has changed. and turkey has become a sanctuary for a russian anti war dissidence. turkish airlines is one of the few foreign carriers still flying to moscow. russian passport holders are allowed. these are free entry for 60 days, said m cost olu met some of them in a stumble. yes, queuing to get into a cherry to rep concert in a stumbles catacomb district. hundreds of rations here, united in showing their opposition to their country's war in ukraine and support for the ukrainian fight to stop the invasion. most of them are young and

a well educated russians. if you're either more in your is around her face, you can go to the jail. yeah. others say they were arrested for joining anti war protests in cities back home. that's one time before i got to read because it was in south carolina and i got fires. oh, also in a stumble is alley says, i sever the russian actors left moscow 2 weeks ago to crime her life, to the small room in a hospital. she has a russian passport, but half of her family is ukrainian, like many of her peers. she was born after russian president vladimir putin was elected, would never chose him. we're literally just a couple years ago. we never wanted for this government. people feel guilty

generation trying to do something fun as possible. and then things are but living in turkey means many challenges lie, a hat, the russian anti war new comers need alive to settle housing, money due to the crippling international sanctions. their credit cards don't work. most have no plan. pretty nice and clean and it's been good enough to even rep a port is an ounce report researcher who left russia 9 years ago. she has been in a stumble for nearly 2 years and stayed out of politics. but now she hobbs also, russians have fled to get a roof over their heads. i cannot go on and do my regular daily or something so unjust. and the article for you happening fathers in south exile, few for the future and prudence potential revenge. when he turns back from the war,

he will turn his eyes to the people that did not support his actions and then will be war inside. as well as russians come, ukrainians also ended up in his stumble, hewick is married to a russian and cousin, but felt he wasn't safe there or in his hometown cave, either thrill instead, the russian people they worry about the economy when people die. turkey is one of the destination is forced to russians who are against war, but even to fighting a new queen. and soon russians may face 15 year prison sentence if they return home because of their social media posts and they were opposition to the invasion soon. i'm so little al jazeera at stumble. now 3 russian. cosmonaut serv arrived at the international space station. it's the 1st space crew to launch since rushes

invasion of ukraine, and as catch up as ryanne reports raising questions about how political tensions will affect international space exploration. first through the hatch as 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 a cough. they received the warm welcome from the american and german counterparts, but back home, tensions among their governments are mounting over. russia's invasion of ukraine were 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 blah cooperation with us. he wrote, 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 russia's equipment, maintains the correct orbit, keeping it away from space junk. nasa is downplaying, the threats was wide, all of that up in space. we can have a cooperation with our rushing char college. the professional relationship between asked you watch and plasma watch. it has it miss the b. 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 in 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 have to, at some level because they've got so much money invested in this. their exclusion cra, political tensions now threatened to further weaken. years of shared collaboration between bratia, the us and as western allies. as earth bound politics, winter follows into space. cartier, lupus of the young, and which is 0. now to all the news and serious for his own by shuttle assassin, has visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st trip to an arab country since the war began in 2011. for us, state department called the visit profoundly disappointing in surging all nations in the region to resist normalizing se relations with syria. rather than jordan has more from washington dc. the u. s. government is condemning the united arab emirates for welcoming the syrian liter boshra law side to both of 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 bosher, all asada 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. nearly a 1000000 people in east timor have voted to choose the next president. recent opinion polls suggest form of president and nobel peace prize. laureate jose ramos horta is in the lead. he's facing 15 other candidates, including the incumbent, francisco quoterush, who seeking a 2nd term early results are expected later on saturday. and china has reported its 1st covert 19 deaths in more than a year. the 2 fatalities are in the northern gillian province, where authorities are battling to contain the surgeon infections. the nation by death toll is now risen to more than 4600 china is facing its worst outbreak since

the pandemic emerged there 2 years ago. tens of millions of people are under strict stay at home orders. ecuador is president, has announced an end to corona virus restrictions on public and private gatherings . caramel as so said 85 percent of the population above 5 years old has been vaccinated. the government says new infections and covert 19 related deaths have fallen. international travelers are still required to show proof of vaccination or a negative covey 19 test. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now to 0. now, 10 humanitarian corridors are open in ukraine to allow civilians to flee cities including murray or pull key of and levant several previous attempts at opening humanitarian corridors in ukraine of failed rushes. defense ministry says it's been

destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it also says it's.