to welcome visitors again. many say the pandemic has taught them valuable lessons. never forget, ah, escaping the onslaught of mario pole. the exodus from the besieged city continues as the president warns of a terror to be remembered for centuries. ah, lauren taylor, this is al jazeera alive from london, also coming up. i must beg in khaki, city in eastern ukraine, and i'd be bringing you are the latest on the destruction. here was this city has been pounded by russian horses, liver, ms. lensky drawers on the holocaust, as he urges israeli leaders to come to ukraine's assistance and russia flexes its military muscle again, claiming to have launched hypersonic missiles into ukraine. hello

vladimir zalinski has warned that the russian bombardment of mario pole is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. the port city has been subjected to some of the most intense showing of the 25 day campaign. many of its people trapped with little food or water. about $400.00 of them took shelter from the onslaught in the local school, only for it to be struck by russian bombing and destroyed according to ukrainian authorities. united nations human rights office says at least 902 civilians across the country have been killed during the war. as of midnight saturday on it's refugee agency says 10000000 people about a quarter of ukraine's population have now been displaced, forced from their homes to relative or at least temporary safety. elsewhere in the country or abroad. begin our coverage with stainless ravine levies. more

people are escaping war, but getting to safety means risking your life act of conflict zones. russian checkpoints, ukrainian, say it's difficult to know which way a safe block that me might open will be the blockade. marable will go down a history of responsibility for war crimes. alluded to do this to a peaceful city. what the occupies did. it is terror that will be remembered for centuries to come each of us and the more ukrainians. tell the word about it. the more support we will find suite of the more russia uses tara against ukraine. the worst consequences will be for it all. in a recent address, zalinski warned russian soldiers death awaits them in ukraine, noting recent russian failures on the battlefield. and thousands of people who have fled, war torn cities, ukrainian resolve in the face of continued russian strikes. recovery work is

ongoing in mic alive. a russian strike on friday killed dozens of ukrainian soldiers asleep in their bunks. and still, no news of the $1300.00 people believe to be trapped under the rubble of murray up a theatre bomb. 4 days ago. control of the strategic city is still heavily contested by melissa and overnight in kirk eve, more shelling, more destruction. his accusations have been stepped up. so have preparations at the largest reception center in levine. thousands of people have come and gone. volunteers are preparing to receive and relocate thousands more in the coming days . now we expecting people from mario poll me preparing places for them to relax, get food, stay for a time and go further to other regions. l. broad. one family from a village near keith said the worst part of their journey was witnessing the horrors of war. no man, no longer. we were passing through

a russian checkpoint and saw a lot of bodies lying near the road. some of them were shot but some missing body parts, not at one check point in the village. we were waiting for 2 buses. there were part of our convoy, but they were all gone down by pro russian forces. at another village. pro russian chechen fighters hold people hostage, they say, knowing ukrainian military will not shoot at civilians. well, what, what can i say? she says i'm scared a lot. i don't want to leave they are safe for now. together. warm, happy. but once his family is in poland flood, his love says he will go back to fight zane basra v o 0 live if we be living in that ukraine 2nd largest city,

her face constant bombardment since the war started as a bag is in khaki and sent this update her gave has been pounded by russian forces, day and night. so if you hear loud, that's heavy artillery being fired and also incoming. but let me show you some of the devastation of what impact a bomb has. now this was hit just a few days ago and just take a look at the size of that crater. now we understand the target was a military priest building were told that the russians actually missed that and it landed here, it's destroyed. cause or we believe that the car mechanic taste that's been absolutely destroyed cause have been absolutely crushed. but the building next to it was a residential building. and 2 people were killed to civilians. but just again, some of the impact of this pump. it landed here, it ripped through this entire area, causing damage to the buildings here,

but also take a look at that. that's a block of flats, residential people's homes. people live, completely destroyed, known can live in there anymore. the windows have been blown out and that's a devastation of just one bump. now across the street is the high court. the court building there, and that's been hit. that's been destroyed. the windows have been blowing out this residential building, the other side of the street. they've been absolutely destroyed and across the street from where this bomb landed is a park. now there's a large crater there, a swell, a very close to the playground, again, causing absolute destruction. now, this is what's happening. the reason why we're wearing this protective armor is because people in the city don't know when the russians strike and where they will strike and it's completely unpredictable. at the moment, civilian centers, i've been hit, civilian residential buildings have been hit, the consent, it has been hit the shopping wallet. and the latest that we've heard from today is

that in one of the areas of hurricane 5 people were killed including a 9 year old child. this city has held out against russian forces. ukrainian forces have managed to keep them out, but it is under constant fire, day and night. as crochet montana who is in the printing capital key that tell us about the situation in and around keith well just in the last few moments we've been hearing shelling coming from the north, likely to be from butcher an aeroplane, which is in that direction. ah, about 15 kilometers from where i'm standing right now, but it's going to be another very nervous night for ukrainian residence. about $736.00 p. m. local time. just couple of hours ago, we actually saw out going and he aircraft fire very close to where i'm standing. now we could actually see the tracer fire. that's those kind of bright red,

a bullets that you see or fire that you see. the punctuates the actual rock, it's going up. ah, there were some very loud explosions, a lot of outgoing fire. it's likely that that's the ukrainian air defensive systems that came into play as a mis alo, rocket. or it was launched, a fairly close to where we're standing. this has been happening throughout the day . at 1359159 p. m. local time. that there was an explosion over the heads over the residential area in a neighborhood north of where i'm standing. again. another missile, another rocket, perhaps, was targeted by the ukrainian air defense system, parts of that rock. it fell onto a building. there was a fire at that building. there was any full people injured. no one was killed in that particular attack, but it's making a lot of people nervous. we're seeing these attacks more and more and more over the last few days. now military analysts have suggested that actually what the russians

might be doing is testing the capitals ad if and systems that gives them an idea. if they decide to launch a barrage of rockets or a major attack, ah, how to launch style attack and how to avoid the air defense systems as worth pointing out right now that actually it's something the ukrainians have been asking for. the been asking for more and more air defense systems now. ah, it's not all doom and gloom though. i the territorial defense forces head or a volunteer brigade. now they were very keen to show us something very interesting . i have to say, i a winning a wedding unlike any one that i've ever actually been to before. it's worth taking a little look at this. it's a, it's actually shortly. ah, here comes the bride with a military gold, a moment of levity, for one unit responsible for guarding the capitol keys. the units part of the

territorial defense and is made up of volunteer soldiers. war often reduces humans to basics, water, food, shelter, survival law. but this territorial defense unit is celebrating the stuff that makes life worth living. oh, the proud couple. hold our wedding gift as they get the pictures taken measures, of course we are the happiest. oh, we know they are a little stressed. i didn't expect so much attention under ukrainian marshal law. the unit commander can officiate a wedding. something he says he was honored to do that, shall not say one. this is exactly why we are having the ceremony. we want to show the world that life goes on despite the war. people get married, they don't stop being happy. they don't stop smiling and they have something to look forward to for the future. it's an unusual saw to married life on one this

couple. remember, for a long time, the ceremony however, was brief, lost in just on the 20 minutes, and the unit is straight back to duty. there is no time for a honeymoon or anything like that. the groom is actually going back to the front lines and everybody else is going back to their positions as well. but it just goes to show you even more time. love can blossom around hong out there. give still to come around. is it the climate catastrophe in somalia, more than half a 1000000 people displaced by the country's worst drought in decades? ah hello, we got some lovely spring sunshine across much as central and northern europe and it's warming up nicely as well because the sun, of course. now crossing the equator, we've got a big area of high pressure that's keeping it clear and settle,

clear blue sky sparkling sunshine coming through. not so lovely further south where we got a little more in the way of cloud and rain concerning us where it is. on the cooler side, you can see the, the blues still coming in here, still little frosty in wintry, down towards turkey. but as that warm up towards certain, more than past 13 celsius in berlin, double figures there for glasgow received by warm weather, recently into the north west of scotland, and that will continue across many central parts of europe. as we go on 3, monday on into tuesday, 18th celsius in berlin for tuesday could touch 19 by wednesday and similar warmth up towards the northwest to even getting into were the low teens there in caves. so big improvement on our recent days. but as i cooler down towards the south, more heavy showers, she was becoming more widespread. you notice across spain and portugal they will be heavy at times, could call some localized flooding. still a few wintry flowers there. down towards the south east, over europe. cool enough to across northern parts of africa. it winds blowing into

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reminder the top stories on how to 0 ukraine's pres, newsletter miss zalinski says, russia's bombardment of mario pole is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. the port city has been subjected to some of the most intense shelling of the 25 day campaign. local authorities say a school where hundreds of people were sheltering was hit by russia shelling on sunday as were shelling as badly damaged. a 10 story housing block in northwestern keep injuring several people. nations human rights office has at least 902 civilians across the country. i mean kills during the war. while it's refugee agency says 10000000 people have been displaced. russia says it's once again used hypersonic missiles to attack ukraine. the defense ministry said it hit military facilities. one of the targets was reportedly an armored vehicle repair site in the town of niche in russia said it fired cruise missiles from the black

sea. and michel life, a fuel deport, was destroyed by high precision precision. missiles fired from the caspian sea and crimea. russia says it also destroyed a military training center in a rich where foreign mercenaries are based on a smith as falling of elements from moscow. russia's defense ministry says that it's used hypersonic missiles again for a 2nd time. there's no way of independently verifying this, but they use them to target a fuel storage site in the south of ukraine. and they launched cruise missiles from the caspian sea and the black sea at other targets in ukraine. second time they've used these hypersonic missiles. and this is what the defense ministry had to say at large. if not looking for the hypersonic dagger missiles destroyed a large fuel depot used by ukraine's armed forces near the village of constantinople of most of the main supplies of fuel for grins. army vehicles in the

south were carried out there, the high precision miss. i allowed to instruct the training center good for you. green special forces about what their foreign mercenaries were based off. now the something of an arms race going on between russia, the united states and china over these hypersonic missiles hypersonic, meaning that can fly at 5 times the speed of sound that they've never been used in a battlefield environment before as far as we know. so if it's possible to independent, confirm that russia has been using them than it's the 1st time in this environment they, they have been used and an indication, again, of really the superior military arsenal. russia has it at its disposal compared to what ukraine is having to defend itself with ukrainian president from islam he is appealed to israel for help against russia. yeah, you just, members of these really connected via zoom. it was broadcast, live in have be mas square in central time of eve, one hundreds of supporters watched as an ascii like,

and the russian invasion to the holocaust and told politicians both countries faced the threat of destruction of the school. but i did. this is a full sco, cruel war to exterminate our people, our children in our family, from our country, our cities of villages, everything that makes ukrainians ukrainian. you see, the russian army is destroying this. while the whole world is watching israel in ukraine have shed a history of struggle for survival gain. harry force, it has more from west jerusalem. be her. there are from a jewish president talking to the members of the israeli parliament will be it not in the class, it building behind us here, but via zoomed to the various locations you had and talk about the kind of power lows that he wanted to draw between what had taken place during world war 2, and what he said was taking place now using words like extermination, and final solution. and saying that this, suppose

a did not vacation. a campaign of the russians was actually much more like the nazi campaign or of 39 to 45. these really policy has been deliberately a sort of 2 fronted really the, the prime minister natalie bennett has been a very mild, in his language, not referring to russia by name, not referring to it as an invasion, saying that he wants to be an honest broker between putin and zalinski and as far as lance is concerned, that appears not to be good enough. he said that you can't calculate in this way. i'm sure you can mediate, but you can't mediate between good and evil, essentially calling on israel to take sides in a much more. oh, open and purposeful way. and also being very critical of israel's policy on sanctions, which it has not so far joined and on the kind of aid that it's been giving in as of soon as a member of the ukrainian parliamentary,

joins us now live from the west of the country. thank you very much indeed for being with. i want to get back to that to the picture attorney maria paul. and what do you think when you see there, the evacuations and the continued bombardment of their city and the siege? well, basically put and is now holden over 300000 people in my local hostages. so his evil plans apparently his doing that too many reasons. one of them being probably trying to influence the ukraine's position during the talks that taken place right now, a friendless think what he's doing? well, now it's just heartbreaking. i just read a report from a woman there and she is desperate and what she's right and she says that i go for a walk everyday with my dog, but it doesn't really matter anymore because i understand that i will die. and that is what we're hearing from so many people because they cannot evacuate because their vocation corridors from an open are not safe. people are trying to create 840000 people, did escape,

but over 300000 still in there. and people are scared of relocation corridors because the russians open in fire on those occasions, corridors. and what is even worse when we heard from what is yesterday the city mayor and the city council said that they know that a few 1000 people from medical have been basically taken from right from medical center to the filtration cam. so that is the official terminology oppression army in russia, and then sent to the distant bias of russia, where the people are forced to find faith was that they agreed to stay there and to work for free for 2 years. that is basically slavery that they take people from medical in and that is happening now in 2022. we have seen those reports, unfortunately, not able to verify independently the reports, people being forced to leave into russia and tell me about the situation in the south. is it how much blows it to to you? cranium. morale will generally to see that, for instance, concave son,

you grew up there to see their cities being put under so much pressure. well, her has been bombarded heavily, particularly the 1st 2 weeks of the war. it is less so now the ghost creating an army shut down several russian plains that has been in the city to know their carriage. a little bit of go in there with a patient that they're trying to combine it from the ground to crate and pushing them further from the city. so that is given me hope and i've been in touch with so many people and how to give they are all extremely terrified, but also extremely determined. the messages i was getting that and they were all in russian because that is the russian speaker city. they will say, please tell everyone that we are not given up your pocket will say your brain and see to and we trust they printed on me to defend us. so, so it doesn't affect the morale actually 898 percent of people right now. say the trash biggest enemy, this is the highest number i have ever seen in crane. and people actually seem their trust. that is what i get more and more you get to get into fight with russia

. you mentioned in passing out the, to the talks on negotiation, the french foreign minister last week said putin was pretending to negotiate with ukraine while pursuing an invasion with a brutal strategy. and that sentiment also echoed by the u. k. foreign secretary in the last few days, how concerned are you that about how long this might go on with these negotiations, which may not may or may not be genuine negotiations. what we know it is not genuine. on the russian side, that's for sure, because we do remember we could go and put leper officer blatantly said that they didn't invade ukraine. people who we are dealing with elias and logical lies then able to tell the truth and they're unable to keep their word. we are in the talks because in some ways that does lead to some minor results, like the humanitarian corridors. and also we do have hope that the russian command will recognize that they will never be able to capture ukraine food. and they allusion on the ground. and they create to surrender on the terms that would be

favorable and acceptable to us. but you know, it's dealing with with, with right now it's like making deals with hitler in 1938. you can have a trust that, that he would never trust, that you know, let him dictate to just just destroy one, eastern european country will not touch the rest of the world that it just may have . so it's a we, we don't trusting the talks, but we are willing to continue as long as it allows us to save life here in this soon. thank you very much indeed for taking the time to talk to you, appreciate it. thank you. crating refugees across europe. are beginning to settle into a new life far different from the one they left behind. italy plans to taken up to a 175000 refugees over the coming weeks. some women and children have been welcomed at a small village just outside rome. jenin wolfe has more some 2000 kilometers away from whom people in this tiny italian village have opened up their homes and businesses to the women and children flynn war in ukraine. shuster valley,

where on the 6th day since president putin started this war, we decided to leave our homeland because we were afraid not for ourselves, but for the children for their future. in a few days, though, be without electricity, without gas, without water. how can you explain that to them? these 2 sisters in law fled levine, leaving their husbands behind. after 3 exhausting days of travel. they arrived in the italian town of belmont and sabina home to around 50 residence. they were welcomed in by g, a coma, and his wife patricio who own a local bed and breakfast, and have put the place on standby to offer them a whole different rattle. normally, my sense of it seems normal to me maybe is not the best in the world because sheltering them with children. but the 1st thing that came to my mind is to make this available to them. first, we saw the emergency situation, which must be terrible. the 2 women are among the 58000 ukrainians who have fled to elite since the war began. tanya told her daughter that their escape from war was

a trip to visit her grandmother. a friend of the been a breakfast owners who also live in the small italian town at the beginning, she was enthusiastic. but now tennis says she is beginning to miss her dad. her aunt cassia hasn't lost faith, and lisa worn come to an end soon. oh my dear my son, we believe in future we will be able to return home and rebuild a new life. we would renew our economic life. we will rebuild the country. our future will be as peaceful as it was before. but for now, they're living every day. one step at a time. far away from home, join wolf, al jazeera. ah somalia, suffering its worst drought in 40 years. more than half

a 1000000 people have left their homes to seek food and water. because i live stock have died and they're unable to grow crops. the wild food programs has 4 millions. molly's will experience food shortages if there's no rain by april. i'll come when has more clear hussein amen says when she planted her last handful of seeds on a farm, rain never came with no food left. she started to make her way here. somali as capital mogadishu with her 4 children. that journey began on the back of a truck. then things got worse. not that the truck driver said, this is my last stop. you can continue on your own to mortgage issue. we sat down under a tree. my 2 babies were in bad condition because of hunger and thirst. then all of the sudden i found they had white eyes. they had died. there was a lady living there who helped me to bury them by the roadside raquira and her 2

surviving children are among a rapidly growing number of people who are now staying in camps like this on the outskirts of the city. most of the people here walked for more than a week to get here, the caird, whatever they could, top all ends and sheets. that's what they've made, that shelters out of there more than a 1000 people living in this settlement. and all of these shelters have sprung up within the last 4 weeks, where they've come from, the situation has been deteriorating in the humanitarian agency. say it's about to get much. most of them have come from the southern part of somalia where they depended on farming and hurting livestock. until the last 3 rainy seasons failed. crops, withered and animals died. here is surviving on one meal a day. how are mohammed osmond was one of the 1st to arrive? she's a community leader. she'd been trying to find help with little success. halla have a guy d, c. he. the situation around here is extremely difficult. people are hungry and in

poor house. people don't even have shelter every time a car passes here, people think that somebody is coming to give them food. it's a similar story. all around the outskirts of mogadishu. the un says more than 60000 people have arrived here in the last 4 months. and across the country, more than half a 1000000 people have been displaced by the drought. humanitarian organizations say they only have 3 percent of the funds needed to help them. the solution is for everyone to act fast. we need more fun. we need more attention to the drought. we need the support from the donor agencies from donor countries at to the so many people, that's what we need now. meanwhile, somali as government is entangled in an ongoing and fraught electro process, much of the world's attention is focused on the war in ukraine. people here have

been left destitute there, waiting and wondering if anyone will come to help. malcolm web al jazeera, mogadishu, somalia, thousands of people have been protesting in tunisia in the latest of a series of rallies against president clay sired. he is accused of seizing power during a political crisis in july said, suspended parliament and sacked the prime minister before further expanding his legislative and executive powers. it is in say they're struggling with unemployment, food shortages and high inflation. at the 6 people were killed in southern belgium, when a car was driven into carnival performers. this and happened in the small town, i was typing buccaneers about 50 kilometers south of the capital, brussels tribe driver, and a passenger in the car were detained by police. about 40 people were injured and several are in serious condition. the circumstances of incident are being

investigated. and a quick reminder you can catch up with all those stories were covering. cutting were latest on the war and ukraine on our website. they just that is al jazeera dot com, and that's updated throughout the day out a 0 dot com. ah, let's take a look at the main stories here. now to 0. ukraine's president has warned that the russian bombardment of mario pole is a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. the port city is miss objected to some of the most intense shelling of the 25 day campaign. hundreds of thousands of people are trapped with little food or water. local authorities say a school were about 400 people were taking shelter, was struck by russian bombing. wrote a miss lensky has appealed to israel for help. liberal stories for what i. this is a false girl, cruel war to exterminate or people or.