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give you crane 2nd largest city that's been pounded by russian forces for the last 3 weeks. elsewhere, russian tank is filmed, firing on a narrow street in mighty. you pulled the southern port city that seen some of the worst attacks in the conflict. a humanitarian card or out of mary jo ball is one of 10 agreed between the warning signs. given civilians are slim chance to escape. and off the years of development and drills, russia says it's used a new hypersonic missile and in sport are somewhat close in on qualification for next season's champions league. the gunners beating aston villa to establish a 4 point cushion in 4th place and the rest. primarily

it is 1800, a gmc hello and welcome to the program. 10 evacuation roots agreed between ukraine and russia. have given some civilians a chance to escape. and while russian forces lay siege to cities and bombard urban areas, this is the territory and read the russia and a separatist allies control more than 3 weeks after the invasion. in the se, another convoy of evacuees has managed to escape deplorable conditions in the port city of man. you poll, which lies in ruins. russia apparently wants to use it as a link between russian and ex crimea, and the separatist held a don bass region. another city in the south on the front line is nikolai, where russian attacks, reduced an army of barracks to rubble. dozens of ukrainian soldiers were reportedly killed in a moment, we'll speak to our correspondent zane bas robbie, who is in weston. ukraine refers to report one from rob mcbride in the vague who

wrapped soft saturdays developments around ukraine after this from asset beg in her q. well, this is one, the worst hits areas of hurricane. the 2nd largest city in ukraine had a population of 1500000 that's been drastically reduced because many people have left. and this to the left of me here was a shopping mall. just take a look at that. now. this city has been pounded by the russians with air strikes, shelling and artillery, and were standing right now was the center of the city. and you can just see that is complete and utter destruction and devastation. now, the feeling that the russians thought that they could take the city without too much resistance, but they were forced out under the feeling by some head that now the russians are punishing this. since you have to be careful ahead because the temperature of the world below 0, the still ice on the floor. this craters along had these cars here have all been destroyed and damaged

a bit further up. you can see the burn tank cause that were damaged, the shelling and the artillery. and even while we've been here, we've heard loud thumps. i'm not sure if you can hear that. now that's have your tillery falling, that firing. that's going gone all day and all night. and if you look around along the horizon, you can see smoke rising from the heavy fighting that's taking place. now. the russians in panama city re heavily for the last 2 weeks. but the ukranian forces are still holding act and hoping that they can keep the russians act. and it's like the across the east of the country with the russians, the fighting on multiple fronts. but i just want you to take in some more of the devastation, destruction that has taken place here in the center of her keith. you can see cars buried in the rubble when the buildings have collapsed on it. even the trees

here destroyed and burned tight. it's really something we're in the center of car thief. the 2nd largest city with the ukranian forces are still managing to keep the russians out in the cave. in ne ukraine, a desperate search for survivors in the ruins of buildings. this frontline city has been pummeled since the start of the war. a man flood this love is pulled from beneath the rubble with just minor cuts. how do you feel? he is asked. the le one. but this is better than any won't come with a reply. at this destroyed army base in the southern city of nikolai f. another search for survivors there from the streets of mary paul, the sounds of fierce fighting and also a voice of defiance. a ukrainian fighter appeals directly to the president of the

us in france for defense systems. somebody, anybody? because somebody you have promised they'll be help, give us that phase, the civilian population of children, elderly people dying. when he finishes by comparing their plight to the syrian city of aleppo, you showed your level with much matter you paul, lying in ruins and completely surrounded by superior forces. ukraine says there is little it can do militarily. madam in the end, because comfortable with new potential teams, you know, army in the world will be able to cross or not even the us army with the size of the forces we have now unfortunately using one of a number of humanitarian car doors operating in the country, an exodus of people has continued telling the same harrowing tale. well, i do have a chance. there is no merrier poll. we sat in the cellar for 10 days and didn't

leave once. there's been a new appeal from ukraine's president to end the war through dialogue. but julius lou almost, i want everyone to hear me, especially in moscow, the time has come to meet him to talk and solution. and as this war grinds on, that has been the competing claims of progress by both sides. the ukrainian say they've been mounting counter attacks and have stopped russian forces surrounding the capital cave. for its part, russia says it is used a new type of missile with an attack on an installation in the west of the country . get to work or we are going to type the sonic ballistic missiles destroyed a big underground missile. also, along with an aerial munitions of the ukrainian forces, ukrainian se overstretched, russian forces are bogged down in to the country and resorted to using badly trained recruits in the fight. the russians have released combat footage,

showing that on the contrary, it's the ukrainians who are on the receiving end. rob mcbride al jazeera levy's. so they, in basra, he joins us live now from la viv in west and ukraine says ain't 1st off what more we hearing about this attack in the town of mc alive. i mean to do, did the reports who are getting are quite grim, an early morning attack on friday, a russian strike on an army barracks that houses up to 200 potentially 200 soldiers who were still in their bunks, still asleep. that strike has already killed dozens that, that rescuers know of, but reports on the ground say that the remains are such that it is difficult to get an accurate count just to give you a sense of the extreme force of these strikes the extreme violence of this attack, at least 50 people, confirmed dead so far. possibly that number could rise to 100. now those reports

were getting on the ground, but again, it is difficult to get information out of these areas, especially when it comes to military targets. this country is under martial law, is in a state of war. so these reports coming out, trickling out slowly. but again, a very, very grim seen there as soldiers killed while they are asleep. and what are we hearing of elsewhere in the countries will seen a number of events throughout the day. certainly one of the more hopeful things has been the 10 humanitarian corridors that were negotiated between russia and ukraine . those seem to have held and most significantly for the worst hit city so far in this conflict of mario paul. now we've been getting conflicting reports of who still is in control, whether ukrainian forces have managed to push back russian forces. we've also

getting getting reports of russian forces in mario poll. now there seems to be an ongoing fight for the city. but what we do know is the reports from mario post city council that say as part of the humanitarian court, or they have been able to evacuate 2128 people among them more than 600 children. so that will certainly be something that will be considered a positive development in and otherwise very, very why violent and brutal conflict happening in that city? indeed for the moment to zane bas wrong, the life for us in live thanks thing. well we mentioned this are the top of the program rushes announcement that is used hypersonic weapons in ukraine, dosage of bari in moscow with more on that this is a very new missile that has been used for the 1st time. and i think it's significant where it was used. it was used in the western region of ukraine in

yvonne from kosky, which shares a 50 kilometer long border with romania. that is a nato member. countries have to remember, let me put and had said in the past that is country has the most advanced mis, i'll hypersonic missiles and that russia is really pry, prides itself on having the advanced weaponry in its arsenal. and the use of this is significant because it really is another reminder to nato countries in the region that russia is willing to use whatever it has in its arsenal to achieve its mission in ukraine. vladimir putin on friday during that rally that they held in moscow said that we know what we have to do. we know how to do it and we know what we have to sacrifice in order to achieve our plans. this is yet another very significant and dangerous reminder that this country is willing to use whatever it

has militarily to achieve its goals. they're in ukraine. so what exactly is the hypersonic missile? and why would moscow start using it now? well known in russia as king john dag miss out there several times faster than the speed of sound, which makes them harder to detect and nearly impossible to intercept since they can change course mid flight missiles are part of an array of advanced weaponry. russia unveiled in 2018 china as fast as similar massage while the countries including the u. s. in india, have been developing them a for a brief watch, a is a chief strategy officer at the political consultants, rasmussen global. he explains what's behind rust is recent show force as he could use, trying to send a message to obviously ukrainian people that western ukraine is not a century better. so message to the west that the conversation about providing the

ukrainians with system. he's not afraid of that. and you have what it takes to pierce through the ukraine. any other offense? it's embarrassing escalation, because this is not, i would say it to be conventional type me sign. it's not a cruise me science. so it's not that we see nuclear weapons or it's not strategy just below. so it is an escalation, better be useful. so potentially a sign of desperation, because i think by that he's trying to send a message to the russian people showing that, you know, he's willing to, for all the great technology, russian technology and the problem. but really, it's obvious that he's not going to be able to prevail incorporations by using the size that you probably only have few of them. given how expensive sophisticated clearly routine has failed already. actually, it's a regional goal of decapitating the ukrainian government and replacing it at

minimum cost with russian friendly government. now what he's doing, instead of trying to dig up, the government is trying to bring the, your credit population to. it's nice and that's why you see things in my you port. you'll also see growing pressure on population centers in western ukraine. and this is why i think the support we are willing to provide to students that sort of crush out for him to resist and him to have a strong position in the current diplomatic negotiations. a more coverage of ukraine is ahead, including debates on earth after russian cosmonaut arrive on the international space station, wearing yellow and blue suits. also ahead. as the black woman who loves the my brain, i know what it's like to feel isolated. you fall additions, move to ban discrimination based on the way people wear, their hair and lighter and small ferrari come out on top and qualifying for the

formula one season open. i am bahrain details coming up later in the public. ah, so let's go ahead. the 1st civilians living in the separatist held east of ukraine are also caught up in fighting. i mean, door army st. this update from don yeske. i look for saline columbia and not a new wave of shelling by the ukranian army on yet another residential area internets. this time the target is the crop ski area west of the city, according to separatist for projectiles, hit this building, causing the damage. you see, 4 civilians were killed and the dead bodies have not yet been removed to lou etobicoke that i live in the next building. when i was having my coffee, suddenly i had a huge explosion. i hurried to shell to my 3 children. can anyone tell us when this will come to an end, sim, simpler, it's a judge. i work in this building,

2 of the 4 killed when my colleagues, the ukranian forces targeting intensely populated residential areas. there's not any military installations around here. this is a crime. just behind him now the dead bodies are being removed this morning as well. in a 2nd wave of shelling, a hospital located at the back of this area was hit. this is a highly populated area. considered relatively safe compared to other areas closer to the fire line. the aftermath is clearly visible. nearby buildings were also impacted by the explosion. separatists accuse the ukrainian forces of deliberately targeting civilians attempt to ease the pressures on the southern and western france, where military operation is looming. the separatists aimed to capture some areas around to netscape, namely, at video pesky and marine come on. yes, i mean the gummy internet sc dumbass province. a crowds of anti war protesters have gathered in france, his capital to show solidarity with ukraine. rallies like this have been held

across european capitals for weeks now. on friday, french president emanuel my chrome press for an immediate cease fire in a phone call with let me put in a put in as long insisted. the invasion is an operation to quote de, not suffice ukraine, a group of holocaust scholars say. his claim the government is pro nazi is in there was factually wrong and morally repugnant. but a number of far right militias have emerged in ukraine since the conflict in the east began in 2014, including the ultra nationalist as off battalion, which is now integrated into ukraine's army. analysts have argued that integration rained in the battalion and routed out neo nazis in its ranks. but some politicians say it should be designated a terrorist group. and recent years, there have been multiple reports of anti jewish activities in ukraine, and the government has brought in new penalties. a cit, the amelia address is the author of hate in the homeland and new global far right.

she says, pollutants talk of the not vacation is baseless propaganda. but extremism is an issue in ukraine. ukraine like other military, the german military, the u. s. military has had a problem with the far right extreme. it them white the premises among their ranks . it's a minority problem, a very small percentage, but it's a persistent problem. and in ukraine, that problem has grown since 2014 as ultra nationalist, fractions and militia, as we're clashing with pro russian separatists, you know, or with russia itself and, and have drawn foreign fighters from overseas. again, not all of whom were far right in nature, but some of them are. and that is what we're seeing now to is that there are some recruitment and mobilization happening among global white supremacists to go to ukraine and use this opportunity to,

to gain tactical training and combat experience. they may not really have any political objectives in mind related to ukraine, but it's an opportunity to gain training to recruit to, to fundraise. so that's the danger is that people are going there. the other danger, of course, is that people go there because they want to defend ukraine and then become radicalized while they're there because they get into a mix of people who have these ideological views once they're there. in some ways, it's not so dissimilar to the foreign fighters that we saw going to fight, you know, overseas for, for in islamist extremist groups. you have this, you have this drug globally here in this case. what the difference is, i think that you have tens of thousands of people going for, you know, just because they want to defend ukraine in this situation. and among that there are a few dozen documented cases of neo nazis in the mix. so it is again, a pretty small proportion of identified neo nazis course,

hard to know how many others there might be that are not known to authorities. so some countries have put in extra, like in the u. k, they put an extra checks at the depart points of exit with people headed to ukraine to try to detect why are they going and figure this out. but then most places, those kinds of precautionary measures haven't happened yet. so we don't really know how big the problem is or how big it could be. it's certainly not rising. the level of the propaganda that suggested by any means there's no, you know, nationwide do not cation needed but, but it is a troubling situation when you have the opportunity to combat, train like that for people who want to do damage done in their home, come home countries when they return, a russians are starting to see the impact of the war on their economy. a sanctions in international isolation begin to bite from inflation to supply chain logistics. every corner of the economy will likely feel the effect fund smith has more for

moscow. every copay, counts as russians begin to feel the effect of sanctions on their economy. $1.00 bought $75.00 roubles before the war. now it buys a 100. that means high prices for imported goods, such as the fruit and veggies in this market. what guns did they is learned the sweets used to cause 70 roubles, and now they cost $100.00. and she can also, we don't leave a luxury light, but the prices went had notably hotels. and actually the price of sugar went up significantly more than $10.00 doorbells, and i ran out of salt and sugar and i couldn't find ample now to day they appeared . no, my pension would be an asi, it is not so little. but i spent almost half of it on medicines, so very little remains of everything is more expensive. sorry, fish used to be a 120 we. those now is $480.00. last time we bought, but we almost 200, very expensive. it's hard for us, we want to eat. russian president vladimir putin has acknowledged that sanctions

mean the economy will need what he calls, deep structural changes. they won't be easy. he said before the war in ukraine inflation here, it was already over 9 percent the highest. it's been in 7 years that could now double and interest rates are 20 percent. all of this putting a real squeeze on russian incomes ah, or the russian association of patriotic entrepreneurs. some believe there are opportunities to be hard. as western firms pull out, though, 1st, there are practical challenges to work around from virginia. the whole supply chain has been damaged. yet many producers are not sending raw materials of finished products to russia, even if they are, containers aren't leaving because of concerns about sanctions. so a big question for processing, industrious is, what is their logistic chain? durable dollar exchange rate is also big stress. many russians credit that

precedent with stabilizing the economy after the collapse of the soviet union. it grew, every year vladimir putin was in office until the global financial crisis. a group of international banks now expects economic output to fall by up to a 3rd. this year. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow. a russian space agency insists there is no hidden meaning behind the uniforms of the new international space station crew. 3 cars. when i was joined, the i ss on friday, we're in yellow flight seats with a blue trim it spark media speculation that they're showing quite yet pointed support for ukraine. the space agency says it is called crazy to say to see the cranium flag in everything. here's an exchange between russian mission control and the cosmo. it's after they arrived on the i assess somebody per circle slower when you're looking at your yellow suits, there's been some confusion. a question. why are you wearing yellow suits when all

other i assist? crew members are wearing grey that make it possible because still convenient . normally, every cree picks this is the roles of their own accord. so they don't all of the same. this time it was outside to pick the color. from here, from the truth is we committed a lot of yellow material so we needed to use it up. that's why we were a yellow flood to last more system fortune could or great. now, congratulations that wonderful or let's talk now to a pebble sell going howard, who is a defensive military analyst. he joins a cert from moscow. thanks very much for being with us. good to talk to you again. so just listening to, to that exchange there between the, the cosmo north and the, the russian mission control. um, they were saying it's, you know, we just happened to have these uniforms. there had yellow and blue strips on them to a lot of people down here, particularly in the western media has to be said,

it all sounded a little too convenient, little too coincidental. what do you say to that mall? of course these uniforms are wearing their legit, the wire pre fabricated before they're so kind of creating and war began and they are not yet really yo and blue, they're yellow and they're so b instead of strips of that seemed to be blue. but some of the strips there is the russian national flag and the insignia that they have to wear a. so they have a good cover. did they deliberately dick them to kind of show, as they say in russian sheet of carmine which can be translated, that is kind of a middle finger in your pocket that mean you show it, you know, you're showing it in your pocket. and so no one can really accuse you it's like drinking alcohol in america from a paper bag. so maybe to some extent,

but of course they would be very cautious because for a russian cosmonaut to go against the grid this, well, i mean, he'll be just simply not sent this faith again. and for them that's a tragedy. and that russian cosmic agency and me should are gone him have been absolutely support there for the campaign in ukraine. so even if they wanted to show kind of some kind of resentment of the found the very good the legal cover to say that this is jeff business as usual, middle finger in your pocket. that's a certainly an interesting way to, to, to put it. but can you see though, how the timing of this has gotten so many people talking? well, i mean, everyone right now i believe yellow and blue is becoming,

are crime. they're causing problems and russian. anyone where something, you know, and something cool, even if it's just innocent, comes on there, kind of suspicion that he's made me supporting ukraine when the kind of the country and the show that they show them as against the brain and saying your brain as nationalism. it's fascism or things like that. so yes, that's a crime. there's right now a very dangerous thing to have something blue and yellow. ready on your, on yourself that's, that's like wearing the green in ireland under the british yoke. what does more, broadly speaking, i want to ask you about what the head of the, the russian space agency, cosmos has said about this he's, he's casting doubts on, on feature cooperation between russians and americans in the ne,

on the i s. s. and he's wanting to the sanctions against russia. could cause a space station disaster even suggesting it could crash to the earth. now i know, you know, you're not a scientist, but how, how valid concern is that in russia line a bit of a scientists as this to have a ph d, but anyways, in natural classes. but anyway, if it's a dangerous thing, because right now nature of gordon is very outspoken against the americans because of course you have to do that or you're did showing this world the do the chief, you president bush, you and then that's a very dangerous thing around here right now in moscow and a yes or ross, cost must have been imposing some kind of sanctions against the americans. there's tension a bit at least the surrounding the international space station. not that russia is ready to kind of did, should been to the ocean. it doesn't come to that,

but there tension surrounding of course, right now, america does not and you more rely on russian space ships to bring america and asked from lots to the space station. they do themselves on their own new commercial space. a different kind of lee close, but there isn't kind of pension growing. the station cannot work without the america as of cannot work without the russians and american russia are on right now, the verge of actually severing diplomatic relations. and that would be a very serious situation, because if diplomatic relations are severed and then there are americans and russian sitting on the same state a space station. i mean there's, there's a, i'm an american tv show called for all mankind as a fantasy about the american and russian cosmonaut nostra. not frightening it out

in space using kalashnikov and things like that. i hope it doesn't come through that, but that attention in space are also growing as they grow on on the planet earth. good to get your perspective as always, pavel, falcon, howard in moscow, thanks very much for being with you. all right, in the news ahead, we speak to some of the russians who've left their country since the war and gone to 30. the u. s. says it's troubled by the united arab emirates, hosting serious president and later in sport, it's not the happiest of times for the stars of paris. sasha man will hear from their manager on whether he thinks this will be coaching the next season. ah.

hello we still got some rather when she weather in 2 were parts of the middle east and all the paths in particular lot of class still showing up here more snow just around the turkey pushing out to the black sea isn't over towards the caspian right across the caucuses further south is cold enough to around the live at 10 or 11 celsius. if you're lucky. 30 degrees there in baghdad. no sound of any cold here. starting to warm up just once again down across southern parts of the raving peninsula. but notice want to show us there's a central and southern parts of saudi arabia over the next day or so they should clear through as we go on into monday as should the wintry stuff that we do have a little further north. but notice jordan to catch a shower, maybe a roxy one or 2 showers as we go on into the early part of next week. showers lingering to across northern parts of africa and very brisk winds coming through here rather nasty weather on the cool side as well. if the dust and sand and we have got the showers, of course, into a west africa now pushing across liberia,

sierra leone, garner ivory coast, southern parts of nigeria joining up with the showers that we have across the tropics. so showers extending their way down to was northern areas of madagascar that where to where the started to make his way into tanzania. ah, with jealousy, grace, she does quiz it very glamorous. it's part of our culture to, to look our very, very best for a special occasion. and for that people who spend money, everything you see on the cut will they do it here. it is going to be longevity. they just have to come in and turn things around my, my gerry, on our do their when the news breaks, where it all started earlier, around 5,

i am very large explosions. people waking up to walk but never expect to meddle. when people need to be heard, and the story told, fine line or playing the role of bringing our differences together with exclusive interviews and in depth cooper. this is norma. this is tyler. al jazeera, has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries. and lied nice all the news a. but again, you're watching, i just did a reminder of our top stories. the sound rescue efforts on the way off the russian attacks reduced buildings to rubble in nikolai, of thousands of ukrainian soldiers will reportedly killed after

a strike. hit all me back in the north of the city. in matter you fall despite russia's heavy bombardment, another convoy of civilian buses and cars. as managed to leave the besieged city. ukraine says 10 humanitarian car doors were agreed on with the russians on saturday . russia's defense ministry says it's been destroying ukrainian military targets with high precision weapons. it also says it's use type a sonic missiles for the 1st time since this war began. that cannot be verified. russia's president letting me put and laid out his demands for an end to the war in ukraine during a phone call with turkish leader, russia. type one. according to those on the coal, put in one's key of to accept that it should be neutral and not to join nato. and he's demanding a face to face meeting with ukrainian president volunteer ms landscape before agreeing to a peace. you even have mccullen is 30 presidential spokesman. he was part of the

small group of officials who had listened in on the call. the negotiation teams are getting closer and closer, even though there is no 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 like the 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 session of crimea on the, on 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 brain retorted integrity, stuff is concerned. they are not acceptable. or the grain is also for the international committee that will be a violation of those principles. and therefore, they have, they will have to come up with some different ideas. i know some different ideas

have 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 dumbass region. i don't see any reason why that misc agreement, even though, as i said it's been rather better than weekends should not be given another chance or something like the new agreement that will address specifically the russian population and living in the best region in ukraine. but this has to take place in our view within the territorial integrity and so i wouldn't be of the state of ukraine. well, turkey has also become a sign tree for russian anti war dissidence. turkish airlines is one of the few foreign carriers still flying to moscow. rush, impossible, hold us are allowed a visa, free entry for 60 days. soon,

casala met some of them in assembled. yeah, queuing to get into a charity concert in a stumble. got a good district, hundreds, so fractions here, united in showing their opposition to their countries war in ukraine, and support for the ukranian fight to stop the invasion. most of them are young and well educated russians. if you're right or in your inside or you can go to the others, say they were arrested for joining anti war protests in cities back home. and that's sometime before i got to read because it was and some others i got far as also in a stumble is elisa silva, the russian actors left moscow 2 weeks ago to crime her life to the small room in

a hospital. she has a rush and passport, but half of her family is ukrainian, like many of her peers. she was born after russian president vladimir putin was elected whenever chose him where little a hub to a couple years ago. never wanted for this government. people feel guilty. generation trying to do something fun as possible 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 good enough to even wrap up or is an ounce report as you were searcher 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 other

russians have fled to get a roof over their heads. i cannot go on and do my regular day. busy or something so unjust and so uncalled for the happening. fathers in south exile, few for the future in 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 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 that a warning me when people die. turkey is one of the easier destination slice gave to it for russians. war against war, but even

a fighting in ukraine and soon russians may face 15 year prison sentence if they return home because of their social media pause. and they are opposition to the invasion. seneca, so low al jazeera, assemble, japan's prime minister fully okey shita is visiting his indian count to partner under modi with ukraine high on the agenda. 2 countries are given different reactions since the invasion began. elizabeth herana reports for new delhi for me. ok, she, that arrived in new delhi for his 1st visit to india, as japanese prime minister. he hal talks with many of the morte. the leaders finalized agreement from father, security and sustainable development with japan, announcing $42000000000.00 worth of investments in india. and while they spoke of this shared democratic values, only the japanese lead had mentioned the russian invasion of ukraine. go get it. the russian invasion of ukraine is a grave incident shaking the very essence of the international order. we must

respond in a form and resolute men. oh, i can read such thoughts again to prime minister modica so that prime minister modi focused instead on the asia pacific, alluding to india and japan's shared concerns about china's growing influence in the region. india has abstained from voting on resolutions condemning russia at the united nations moscow as india's largest armed supplier and increasingly oil. and is oil imports from russia so far this month, the full times the amount compared to march last year. and the media ever pushing the biggest oil company here has finalized a deal to buy $3000000.00 barrels of oil from russia at a discounted rate. as the u. s. and other countries impose sanctions on moscow. russia has been offering oil and other commodities to india and other impulses at low prices. the u. s. said india would not be violating us sanctions by purchasing russian or, and bought added that such

a move would put india on what it called the wrong side of history. what we would project or convey to any leader around the world is that the world, the rest of the world is watching, where you're going to stand as it relates to this conflict. i whether it's support for russia in any form i as they are illegally invading ukraine, looking at the top political analysts say japan is less likely to be critical of india sounds in state coffee. it's about what, what her to was. i think china da thought india, barbara, she had a thought, haute, indiana, she of a, she acted these tangible in the as well. i think i'd be under debate boils down to national interest. i think these companies do understand. yep, i'm most importantly, if not by maybe left the let the other companies, but definitely i think procure is in full appreciation all fall in the us. like in this particular case, the sun, unlike statements from the u. s. and u. k. focusing on india, stand on russia, the japanese prime minister said the 2 countries will keep trying to end the war and keep providing support to ukraine and its neighboring countries. elizabeth

brought him al jazeera new delhi. ah. are i looking now at some other world news? at least 23 people have been failed when a bus crashed into a truck in eastern tans and em. it happened in mila kibble only about 200 kilometers from donna salam. please say the truck driver was taking a motor bike when the 2 vehicles collided. 37 others were injured. the united states says it's troubled by the united arab emirates, hosting of serious president bush. our last said it was his 1st trip to another country. since the syrian war began in 2011, zayna harder reports. it was a syrian precedence 1st visit to an arab country since an uprising against his rule began in 2011. but the u. a. e 's engagement with the once widely shun, bashar assad is not new, and it has been happening,

despite opposition from long time ally, the united states, the bite and administration, was swift in condemning the visit, saying it is profoundly disappointed and troubled by an attempt to legitimize a leader responsible for atrocities, but many believe this was not just about bringing damascus back to the arab fold by hosting a said the u a. e wanted to make a statement to the west. look, you guys have left us as in the mid leaves in a vacuum by your partial withdrawal. and the partnership that we have with united state is no longer functioning. you're not delivering on the security on the security guarantees that you're giving particular as we're looking towards the g, p. u, a 2 point oh, being negotiated with iran and the mirage. the thing we're taking over responsibility, we want to share the burden. we're taking the burden, but we're doing it. our way brushes invasion of ukraine has exposed bits between washington and its allies in the middle east, the u. a. e and saudi arabia,

the gulf nations, which host us forces, have so far avoided taking a position against russia. it's not just that they are not supporting us president joe biden's administration, as it tries to cut moscow's lifelines, the u. e and saudi arabia are 2 of the world's biggest oil exporters, u. k prime minister boris johnson was in riyadh earlier this month to try to convince the west long time allies to increase production terrain in soaring energy prices and help and the west dependency on russian oil. the saudi at the alliance is not so eager to support the united. busy states and western europe and europe in general, tend to stop russia and ukraine by cruising to produce and to increase oil production and to lower gas prices, which make it costly for united states in europe. the biden administration has last

political capital with saudi arabia and the u. e. the gulf states were frustrated by the lack of a strong us response against iran when they were both targeted by humans who see rebels. they have since strengthened ties with russia, who they believe can contain iran's ambitions. the war in ukraine is re aligning the political world. its outcome will have far reaching deal political implications for this region. then hunter elisha's ada. all right, sir. latch in a moment here on al jazeera, we'll have all the sport with butter arsenal, giving their champions league qualifications, hopes a massive ah, a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven from the war and shelter for civilian refugees. were scattered into the

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ah. again now the us house of representatives has voted to band discrimination based on hair styles. the crown act, as it's called, is particularly aimed at protecting black people have long experienced prejudice for wearing natural or traditional styles like afros and dreadlocks. those back in the legislation say many black school students have been suspended because of their natural hair or have even been forced to cut. the bill still needs senate approval . as a black woman who loves my braids, i know what it's like to feel isolated because of how i wear my hair. this is the last time we say no more to black people being demeaned and discriminated against

for the same hairstyle. their corporations profit from no more to black. people being made to feel like we have to cut our locks just to be just to get a job. this is the last time we say no more to black people being made to feel like we have to straighten our hair to be deem professional. no more to black children being suspended from school because their hair doesn't align with their school dress code. also how does these is a visiting professor at princeton university, an author of the racial muslim, she joins us via skype now from princeton. thank you for being with us. so how prevalent is this type of discrimination then based on the way someone weighs, their unfortunately it's quite prevalent. this has been something that black women have been experiencing for multiple decades before jim crow laws, but particularly after jim crow laws, when segregation, when they were lost, forever, segregation. and so you had more and more african americans going to school with

whites going to work with whites and living in neighborhoods with was and as a result, instead of embracing them and welcoming them, they have african americans have experience from white people, a form of discrimination essentially makes them feel that the way they look and particularly their hair is unprofessional unkempt foreign. and therefore, there has been significant preference, sometimes policies explicitly requiring that black african american women in particular, herm their hair straight in their hair. and if they cannot use all of the different ways of, of you doing their hair through loss or through cornrows or rating, that is very common among african people of african origin across the world. because it is deemed inferior. is anything that is not european or the does not look european or not, and you late or model european culture,

unfortunately in the united states is deemed inferior. and this is why, for heading here, discrimination is so important as part of the broader systemic anti racism movement that we're seeing in the current era. what do you say to those who criticize this bill on the basis that to them? this is, this is much ado about nothing that it's a distraction and they're already lost on the books that protect against this type of discrimination. the problem is that the laws when they are implemented or enforcement someone litigate particular employment discrimination. last title, 7 of the 1964 at the courts have consistently found that the only type of discrimination they recognize is prohibition on natural hair science. but chords have found that when women black women want to grade their hair, have dreadlocks when rows or other different types of hair styles that are not natural hair styles. in other words, you're just,

you do actually nothing to your hair than it is not considered discrimination. because it's not treated as an immutable characteristic which is similar to your skin color. however, white women can turn their hair curly or strain it or make it longer, make it brown or, or use curling iron to do all forms of, of hair styles that are more common and more amenable to hair from people of european origin. and there is no discrimination against them as society for that. so if you look at the data, for example, that there's a website called the crown act. it shows that 166 percent of black girls and majority white schools experience here discrimination 47 percent of black mothers report experiencing discrimination on account of their hair. and finally, 86 percent of black teams report that they use some form here discrimination before the age of 12 and a experience in school. the experience that if they're working, they experience in housing,

there are literally public housing or certain housing facilities that will not allow people to rent or to live in a particular area if they have certain here styles. because all that hair style is stereotyped as being associated with crime or being associated with all forms of anti black, racist stereotypes. as opposed to being embraced as just one of the many different ways that black culture expresses itself. and that therefore, if we want to be inclusive, and if we truly want to embrace our diversity, then we shouldn't feel threatened by the african american women's choices of how they wear their hair style. and that would apply to all women, not just african american women, but they have just based the brunt of that type of discrimination historically. well after they leave it there, thanks very much for being with us. so how does these thank you. all i it's good for now. his father. awesome. thank you so much. we start with football in our small visited their chances of european champions qualification. buckeye osaka goal

sealed the gunners a one. no away when over asked him to lead the english prime really means mckellar to side. now have a 4 point cushion information with a game and hand over fist plays match with united top 4 qualify for europe to leap up competition arsenal. haven't played in since 2017 do the momentum loin and does that seem show today? a lot of personalities who come and play where we play the way we are dominant to the game and, and to come away with, with a win ident very quickly thing. so things can change and for what goes in margin house or small. so does luke and be humble. i'm a little how can we improve because we have a lot of things to do much better, harrison. sure, man, coach smart seal pacino says that no decision that his future will happen until the season finishes. speculation has been mounting over the argentines tenure at p, as she volunteered dramatic exit from the champions league earlier this month at

the hands of round madrid. despite that disappointment, pierre, she looked certain to when the french li title, the currently lead the stamps by 15 points, one, sugar. okay, so the last against round madrid was the hard unexpected blow to take me. it will take some time to get back to normal sleep and behavior in relation to the future. i only think about today and tomorrow, and being fully concentrated on finishing the season as well as possible once the season is over. we'll know what the club wants to do and what direction they want to take. for our driver, charles, the clare has clenched proposition for the season, opening formal one bar ingram, pre the clear edged out world champion mattress, stopping to seal his tank, career pool and 2nd and barring belive for our driver. carlo sans will race from 3rd time world champion, louis hamilton was more than half a 2nd off the pace. more race from 5th place for mercedes ferrari have not won a race since the 29 to singapore glove. pre it feels

good. i mean, the last 2 years have been incredibly difficult for, for the team. and yet we were quite hopeful that this new opportunity for us was a was that was an opportunity to be back into france. and i think we have worked extremely well as a team to a thong ourself, again in a position to fight for full better places. so very happy with today's been a very tricky qualifying session. nevertheless, i think goes right as in gribble, we have a good car, good race car as well, which at the end of the day is the most important. and it was a good day overall, is a good start to know to do new era rating multi g p world champions, fabio quater r o has taken poll position for sunday's indonesia and grown pre. the french yamaha rider dominated saturdays, so qualification round back on track after finishing 11th at the season opener and kept her mo gp is back in indonesia for the 1st time in a quarter of a century as day 2 of the world in door athletics championships and ukraine

have secured their 1st gold medal 20 year old ers lava match, which one the high gout clearing 2.02 meters to finish ahead of australia's elanora patterson, which adds the world title to her olympic bronze. she was given a standing ovation by the crowd as she held out ukrainian flag. it's jolt. bell. great. i took her for dumb, full myrtle, full o ukrainian ukraine, people of who know amy green and fall immunity as it protect our country. and now i protect our country on the trek and showed that ukrainian people never give up and it's drunk nation rugby now, and there was a huge opp said earlier in cardiff, italy pulled off a stunning went and they're 6 nations leasing street of 36 games italian scored a late try and put away the resulting conversion to stun wales by 1.20 to 21. and when let's run in the competition has lasted as 7 years. okay,

and that as i used work now, has them back to you guys stop by so much fun and that is it for this and use our and from all the team here in doha, thanks for being with us. all colleagues in london will have more news with lauren taylor coming up. ah. oh mon has a rich history, but also plays an important role in the gulf region to day out there. well discovers it's empire stretched from the arabian peninsula to east africa. bill from great sea power. the problem that existed in the gulf was piracy. tribes was rebellion, empire, and colonization. oman, history, power, and influence on al jazeera. the heart wrenching goodbyes, loved ones, no knowing when they were united to get women and children heading wis to relative

safety, often leaving men behind among them. foreigners also trying to get out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come, 1st serve basis here at the bus station that only a few rides available and that's only to the surrounding villages. so people like for me in rose, now need to find another way to get out of the city. but for now they, like many others, would have to reach and hope, hoping tomorrow is a better day. war to scarcity has become a major global issue. the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down, turning and essential natural resources into a commodity traded to a profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can't afford it? a guy told me it's water. mm. al jazeera examines the social, financial,

and environmental impact of water privatization notes of water on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call hand out you sarah, we'll bring you the news and current affairs that mattie out is the era ah, killed in their sleep. dozens of ukrainian soldiers die in an attack on military barracks. a search for survivors in because life goes on ah, lauren taylor, this is down to 0, live from london. also coming up. we're in color, keith, ukraine, 2nd largest city,

that's impounded by russian forces. for the last 3 weeks has caused absolute destruction. i.