nowhere else to go, so they have to stay out until they're allowed to return to their home. after midnight, the military drill would continue for 3 days, which means they'll have to go through this again twice this week. oh, this is al jazeera ah oliver on the clock. this isn't use our life. and doha, coming up with the next 60 minutes, ukrainian soldiers in the eastern city of mario poll defiant russian deadline to lay down their weapons. a new overnight curfew in the ukrainian capital after russian forces talk at a shopping residential area. kelly at least 8 struggling for food and shelter. we assess the damage in ukraine, 2nd largest cities,

keep after weeks of bombardment and a passenger playing, carrying 132 people has crashed in the mountains. near were joe in southern china. i'm devin ash, with sports. barcelona thrash, rama trade in al class. ok, and are founded as perfect. sought to the season is ended by taylor fritz as the american claims the 1st master's size of his career. so we begin this news hour in easton, ukraine, where the army has rejected. russian demands that its forces surrender, the dead line for you, creating troops to lay down their weapons. and maria pole was at 2 g. m team and exchange. moscow had offered to allow civilians to leave. and let's brigands. and beth's robbie who's in nevada. so as a in the ukrainians remaining steadfast in the face of bon during attacks.

that's right, nick, we've had the good fortune of being able to speak to a number of ukrainians throughout this conflict. and the one thing that we keep realizing and noticing with people we speak to is, is there enormous resilience in the face of the worst experience that many of them are going through in their lifetime. and certainly that resilience is reflected in their soldiers. ready as their leaders with that rejection, as you said, of that surrender offer of safe passage for anyone who wanted to leave mario paul if they surrender the city. now that does come with a cost. we were expecting mario paul, to be on the list of one of the humanitarian corridors open for people to get to safety to get from the east of the country and conflicts on into the west. mario pole is not on that list of humanitarian corridors. ready that is open and active today. however, those that were able to get out of the city earlier are starting to make their way into the vive. here's some of their stories. enduring the obstacles of war, the indignity,

and this is life in mario up all. now. i hope there will be some sort of a burial, and this is just temporary. the military told us to put the body somewhere in the cold, the only cold place now, our basements, where the people in basement. so we bury them here. but it is difficult to see how life can go on for people in a place like this. let me look at the minute, but we didn't. we split it the blockade marable. we go down in history of responsibility for war crimes, to do this, to a peaceful city. what the occupies did. it is terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. more are escaping war every day, but getting to safety can mean risking their life active conflicts. sounds rushing . checkpoints. ukrainian say it's difficult to know which way is safe and not everybody makes it nazareth,

nancy louis each desert. they began to destroy our city completely house after house of battles took place on every street lodge. every house became a target, but marie opal's residence fled a city still under russian attack from levine, a plea to end the war better. he arossi young. my dear russians always, we ask you all to go home, deal with your own families with them. you have entered some one else's land. if someone else is territory with you are not liberating or you are barbarians. what we hope that you all leave and never disturb any one ever again. you fool, you will. yeah. at the largest reception center in review, volunteers prepare for an influx of evacuees from the war zone. thousands have come and gone. thousands more expected in coming days. one family from a village near keith said the worst part of their journey was witnessing the horrors of war. norma newman, we were passing through a russian checkpoint and saw

a lot of bodies lying near the road. some of them were shot for some missing body parts known as 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. oh, 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.

now, according to the latest figures from the united nations, 10000000 people have already been. ready displaced by this war, by the conflict in ukraine, 3000000 we know have fled the country for poland, mostly, and other locations in europe. the other 2 others displaced internally and what we're sharing from the ukraine. general staff is the information they have with regards to russian preparations for war is that they are preparing for a long war. even if there is low levels of conflict, ongoing fighting is likely to have an ongoing impact on how many people continue to be displaced inside ukraine. saying thanks very much for that as embeds robbie reporting that from levine. well, a new curfew is being imposed in ukraine's capital from late on monday to wednesday . ah, yes. as follows. another explosion, the site of it shopping center that was hit late on sunday. kelly, at least 8 people. a rescue teams have been looking through the rubble to find

survivors, kiva seen a number of attacks in the past week, but russia's advance on the city has slowed and run. con has more now from ki von those russian attacks. this attack happened about 1030 last night. i'm going to give you a closer look at where our, what is clearly some. busy very heavy ordinance landed by 1030, but daylight revealed at the full extent of the damage at you can see are the construction workers and people clearing the debris. about an hour and a half ago, there was a controlled explosion here of what seemed to be left over ordinance. we've also seen anti acro fire from close to head, go up into the sky. and throughout the morning we've been hearing bombardments going off whether it's incoming or outgoing. now, this is certainly one of the largest attacks i've seen in a central clear we're in the north of here, brother. ah, that's a shopping mill. that shop knows. but 2 years old, this is a residential building,

there's actually parts of it are still being built. now what residence told us is when this an attack happened, they felt that was it, they thought the sky to quote, one of them was, sky was falling in on their heads. they thought they were about to die. we actually heard the attack from where we were about 8 kilometers away. now, a guesstimate was suggest that this is about half square kilometer of a damage. several buildings now the that building next to us, the entire front of that building has been completely damaged. and what the local defence authorities is telling residences to actually sleep in their lobbies and not sleep anywhere near any glass. and that's certainly what a lot of the residents that have been telling us, or however it is no, no military target around here. i once again, this is a residential neighborhood and it's a residential neighborhood. i'm relatively new on. we've seen attacks against a slightly older neighborhoods within the north of keep itself. i'm gonna show you

can probably see in the background there some black smoke. that's actually an appeal. that's where the one of the front lines were russian forces are still trying to push their way along. what military analysts have suggested is that again, they can take over boucher and a pin that may well be a staging ground for a further offensive in to key. but it looks like it feels like that be offensive into keep has actually slightly still now, what military analysts is suggesting is that there may be 2 reasons for these attacks that are happening in keep itself one of them. it may well be just to try and test heaves and the ukranian air defense systems. it's a, a big talking point for president vladimir lindsey. he's also international community, a full air defense systems and to close the skies. but the closest guys effectively a nicer flies on is not something that nato want to do for fear of escalation or knowledge speak to ukraine's former president petri parisha anchor, who joined us now from keith. welcome to the program, mister parish and co canarsie festival. what your current assessment of is,

of the military and civilian situation in your country. it may be the most difficult time for your craving, our history. and i'm here in the center of kia from the past moment or, and russian, erica, from target lucas, baseball. i did in the last 10 days and asked us stop it for oh man tough been awesome tank and that's why the russia doing every single hour. they're very severe me styles at tech and at the literate settling of this city. and i'll keep thinking that was just a bit, you owe the position. the power button wishes, a battalion of the territorial defense of grey of the key. but throughout the country, ukrainian demonstrate a miracle,

stopping the big russian army. and them the surprise, the world we here to fight for the poll europe to fight for the whole world. and we stop here. the point, you know, we definitely demonstrate the unique unity of the ukrainians. and we are definitely count of the unit of the whole world. and i wanna thank all the world for the resolution of the general assembly, united nation. when what, what he won comfortable for us. it suddenly appears that this operation has not gone to president putin's plan, but as a result of how long this is going on. many, many, hundreds and hundreds of people have been killed and putin shows no sign of stopping . is it not there full time for ukraine to seek peace terms that might not be very

palatable, but a needed for the sake of the lives of thousands and thousands of your people best to fill your absence to write that there is no any nation in the world for one piece more than we have great between never give up and there will be peace, not capitulation. and with that situation, if now we allow fortune to grab you grain, fortune do not stop. we can go as far as we, the royal to allow them to go. and that's why to help you claim to assist ukraine, to come to play, not by the or mano military, to help us to save the world. and this is the most important thing. and we proposing now the 5 steps for a stopping, put in and how to solve the crisis point. number one, this is the new lamp. lee's act. when we receive everything from nutrition

termination to stop the powerful after ration of boy number 2, we need to have a close this sky. and with it we have at great i let rate up rate that i want to be need that jet fighter and then aren't in bank, not the right. since on that point, you're not just on point number 2, you're not talking about a no fly zone, but you are requesting that jets b apply to ukraine. thing ukrainian pilots to fly and take up the flight. absolutely, because we understand that are we are please. we just need that, we have a pilot, we have an operator, we have a state of the utmost more than empty air defense defense acute because this is the weapons of the plans. this is not the weapons of attack, and we need to close this sky above the nuclear power station and above this civilian object and above everything. and this is the point we insist, and we need to have a everything as the 1st stage. but there's a 2nd stage,

it lead, it would be the position when we need the control of the air. and point number 3, that would be the a position of the a muscle plan. and the old countries should participate in that because russia bring their acumen is dead and disaster. and with this situation, definitely it will work for in time before is their west. second prompt everything, but soldiers and for that situation, we need additional sanction. by the way, this is also request to the arabic world, because this is bring their food crisis in the world, the war of russia inside, inside ukraine, because last only picking up a point on the line of defects. mr. persia anchor. because then we know we learned that we know that we know that sanctions and very, very unlikely. the father sanctions a very round lightly. we don't get any information from the you meetings of defense

and foreign ministers at a meeting right now in brussels. that that is going to happen in the journey once of pulls on new sanctions. that's why we make a special request to the german chancellor. i'll, it's a bit more optimistic than you about the sanction. and the sanction so would be not only personal sanction or are some are no object sanction we need a full embargo bartalone the trait and this is the 5th package of sanctioned which is already on the table of the european union. and on the 24th, oh for march there, pres them by don't, will have a g 7 meeting will participate in the european union council meeting and will participate on their mate assignment. and with this situation, all 3 at world institution would make a decision about ukraine, how to stop bullion. and if we do not increase the pressure on full gym to bring a piece at the board will never end it. and please do not put all the pressure

just on ukraine. we are here paying the huge price with the thousands and thousands of your grain and, and the v with thousands of thousands of took toner block of you brain, him. buck and we are, i big quilt also has a his own role because we're now when we ask about the embargo for russian oil and guests at the old golf countries has an opportunity to increase oil and gas and right to the old market. and this is exactly what we're looking for from you. this is kal postel not to allow the food crisis. and this is help us to store the danger for the food security. and this is helping to keep their oil process prices when they're embargoed, the russian oil and gas will be introduced because this is immoral when they're billions of dollars every week. a euro friend will pay to the russia is financing

the killing of ukrainians. and this is mr. parker and i just went on one final question, i'm sorry to interrupt, but just running out of time. but just one final question. i see that you're in military fatigues there at all you fighting alongside your fellow ukrainians. would you be prepared to lay down your life in this fight located for a, for my life, for that depending that piece? definitely yes. but now you should understand that all ukraine and not soldiers, and i am the soldiers, and all your training not demonstrate and that miracle of the self organization. and that's help hostile style quote you and we are now in the in key if and the in the key, every agent organizing their button and we, i mean, these battalion definite, now tricks per person can be present. we time lisa, my voice via fight for europe, and we applied for the world. this is it, everybody should understand. thank you, sir,

for your time. thanks. well, let's get the view from rationale. a kremlin spokesman dmitri pet gulf says there hasn't been any significant progress in talks between moscow and ukraine. i shall butter as in the capital of moscow's, i shall tell us more about why these talks have stool nick earth as far as the spokesperson of the kremlin dmitri pasco, the meeting bit, when russian president vladimir putting the cranium president, president, one of the more lensky will only happen once there is some tangible progress of the key sticking points which are now on the tables and which both parties are trying to negotiate for quite some time. the russians have a list of demands. they say, if met, that could turn a chapter and pay the way for a new era, the one the ukrainians to recognize crimea as russian. and they want the ukrainians

to recognize the, to a brick where republics in the, in the east as independent states law, ganske and on yes. and on the issue of the neutral status of ukraine, it seems that both parties are moving forward with the ukrainians themselves, saying that they are open to the idea of that neutrality thing. because for the russians is quite instrumental. it will mean that the ukrainians won't be able to contemplate the idea of joining night day to any time in the, in the future, which is very important from a russian is perspective. now we have to wait and give it some time and see whether there will be any breakthrough, particularly on the issue of the occur. crimea. the russians are saying this is part of russia and the ukrainians. have to take this into account and they have to

understand elegance and an yes are now independent states. this is one part of the story. nick from a boshamp perspective, the grievances, the habits shaping their narrative over the last few weeks is basically not only the problem in your grade, but they say that the americans and nature trade russia back in the ninety's. and particularly when they started, their major expansion asked, was particularly in 1997. and they said we wanted to, we negotiate the whole security architecture with americans that were naperville. but they were dismissive, they never said that they were willing to move forward. and this is why now like love just quoting russian learning, but it says i gala wrote saying that we lost illusion. we have no illusions whatsoever that we can rely on the americans in the near future. we are on the need to work and you security architecture. and this explains the sense of frustration that the russians have been having over for quite some time with the americans. and

with data, so we're talking about 2 paths are, which are now going at the same time, which is the talks with the ukrainians about the need to start a cease fire and then a comprehensive arrangement that but that is going to take quite some time and then all the other hand, you have this need about the need for in use security architecture in europe where the americans and the nato should listen to some of the grievances, the happy voice by the rushes. and this why the russians are saying this time, we are adamant. we're not going to let the rush of america beatrice, the same way that is back in 1997. all right, that's a picture in moscow hush marbra. thanks look. ukraine's president vladimir lensky has called on e u. leaders to do more to stop russia in ashley field. misty she vices in our values, are the same as yours, ukraine. as part of europe, you can see our desire to be together with europe and part of europe while we are fighting for it on the battlefield. you can find for this with your words,

with your pressure on the politicians. germans, you have the power. europe has the power, which is more than any missiles and tanks, without trade with you, your companies and banks. russia won't have money for this war. in order to have peace as soon as possible, you can do it just no one has the right to destroy people, or the ukrainian leaders commons come as e u foreign and defense ministers that meeting brothels to discuss the latest of elements in ukraine. these foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said the indiscriminate bombing and maria poll could amount to a war crime. so this is something awful. we have to condemn into stronger terms. this is a war crying, a mason war cry, and what's happening in the city will be completely destroyed. and people will be odd by what we will continue to work in supporting ukraine with all of our sources. we continue talking about what kind of sanction we can think again, more especially rated vending machines. let's big throughout. diplomats get it to

james base, who's in brussels and james, the you foreign policy chief talking about war crimes. ahead of what is an important and busy week in diplomacy? yes, you say we've got foreign ministers in defense ministers of the europe in union meeting . now, some of this preparatory work because we've actually got their bosses coming in later in the week. we have all of the heads of state and all of the nature of the state and government coming here on thursday, president biden making a trip to europe. and i think they'll be showing us show of unity and also thinking what else can they do and particularly on the issue of sanctions. that's a difficult one. now for the european union, they surprised everyone i think by the stringent nature of the sanction, some of the toughest sanctions they've ever put in place. but they've got to the point, i think, where they going to find it hard to go any further and find consensus to go any

further. and particularly there's a disagreement on energy on cutting, rushes, oil and gas imports into europe. europe relies d u about 40 percent of its energy comes from russia. that would be a very big move, but it's opposed by some countries. notably germany is among those countries. so talk about sanctions again, and maybe they will find some of the loopholes that might be there in the existing sanctions and put in another package of sanctions. but i don't think it's going to go as far as the ukrainians want, and deal with the energy sector or james, james baser in brussel. well, yes, president joe biden is due to visit poland this week after macy of nato leaders in brussels at the the alliance is light. it's consider for the aid for ukraine, for that. let's go live to our white house correspondent. that is, kimberly hallett, and kimberly tell us more what's anticipated from this trip by the present. yeah,

late odd of poland to the president scheduled. the reason has a lot to do with not only concern about the need for additional humanitarian a but also the fact that poland is a crucial ally of the united states. given the fact that a host, thousands of us troops and of course has been one of the nations that is taking in the largest number of refugees as a result of this crisis. so the u. s. president will be visiting poland, but what he won't be doing is visiting ukraine like his secretary of state entity, blank and did very briefly earlier this month. now, in addition to visiting poland in advance of that, we know the u. s. president, of course, will be going to belgium, where he will be meeting with nato leaders. this is a meeting of deterrence and defense, where they will be discussing those strategies at how to deal with the now openly provocative vladimir putin. the, according to some of the people that happens,

could sort of consulting a preparing for this meeting. and we also know that this is a meeting that's going to be about trying to ensure that this conflict between ukraine and russia does not escalate. in other words, the big fear of the united states in the west of this could escalate, become a war between russia and nato. and that is something that is hoped to avoid. so this is a meeting the was present, will take part in addition to the meeting or the summit of the economic council discuss sanctions is james was mentioning and then on to poland where he will meet with president today. but even before the u. s. president is heading to europe. he is going to be consulting with european leaders. in fact, he's going to be taking a phone call with all of them. i suspect it might even be a video conference call. that is set to begin in about 90 minutes time participating in that would be the leader of italy, france, and also the united kingdom as well as germany. stimulate thanks that can be held

at the in washington d. c. let's move on to other world news now and a passenger plane carrying 132 people has crashed in southern china. the china eastern, boeing is 737800 jets was on its way from. couldn't ming to goings? joe? it came down in countryside near woodrow, in the canal she region about 30 minutes before landing the plains impacts bought a forest fire. people rushed to the scene to find scattered pieces of fuselage or no reports of survivors was that she, she paying has ordered an investigation. katrina is in beijing and has mall. we do know that this was a boeing 737 passenger plane run by the airline china easton. and it deposit from the chinese city of quinn, me in new non province at around 1 pm, local time that it was destined for the city of wong jo. due to arrive at 3 pm, that's going joe, not far from hong kong. so this is not a very long flight. it's less than 2 hours. now,

according to trying to civil aviation authority here with carrying 132 people, including 9 crew members. now officials say that they lost contact with the aircraft as it blew of a globe. she proven an area known as joe, and at the time they said it was cruising at about 30000 feet before it abruptly started descending. now there's no wood on the calls whatsoever. we do know that according to state media rescue teams are on the way and there are a number of social media video circulating supporting to show steam of the crash. and that tells us 2 things. one that this is an integral stream, the remote mountainous region, so it will not be easy for rescue team to reach this area. and secondly, this crash appears to have caused a wildfire as well in this area so far, no official statement had been made by the airline boeing. but we do know that the west have both turned to black and white out of respect to the assumed victims of

this crush. all right, we'll move on to the weather. now there's a risk of severe storms in the united states. is jeff. we may see an outbreak of tornadoes across the us state of texas. hello everyone. so here's what's going on. we've got cool moisture coming off the rockies that's meeting up with warmer air. we're also tapping into gulf moisture. it's going to spark some strong storms. the dark of the color, the more intense the rain is so central, eastern texas right into oklahoma. working our way up the atlantic. nice south flow here. look at this. d. c 21 degrees. sons out in new york at 14 and a few showers in and around toronto, westbound. we go and its a soggy forecasts for western canada. this includes vancouver rate through to the pacific northwest. but south of this when direction is shifting. so that's going to pump up the temperature and s f in l. a. so los angeles 24 in san francisco, a hive 20 degrees. central america, san really the name of the game here,

but we'll see some daytime heating storms pop up through the caribbean. and now we're going to south america, some pretty intense rain falling for western areas of ecuador rate through into paid through the steady stream of rain and storms to be expected for rio de janeiro . on monday we've got a red weather alert in play for just how intense this rain will be and some strong winds. and then for ne sections of argentina, temperatures bottoming out around 0. like you have. officials in hong kong date de code 1903 still that come up with plans. the list of flight ban on 9 countries. and sport 2 stops, play will tell you about a heated encounter. ah, the stage is set and it's time for different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor,

inevitable. i just want to started the please doing it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the live, dismantle the misconceptions, and defeat the contradiction. we have real democracy here in the united states. this novel, political florida, that's a radical insurgency, are mark lamond hill and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. the latest news as it breaks. this is one of the growing number of chick points around the city of suffer risha. most of the men that you've seen here, a members of the civil defense forces. they all volunteers were detailed coverage. workers are focusing on the most vulnerable, but many more need help from around the world. because an area that generally fees abundant rainfall but strong winds. lack of humanity are making it easy for fire like this one to spread all across. lou

ah. okay, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top stories and so and the passenger plane carry a 132 people has crashed in southern china. the boeing 737 came down in country side near withdraw. in the when she region, there are no reports of survivors. a deadline set by russia for ukrainian forces to surrender. merrier poll has passed. he rejected moscow's offer to allow civilians to leave the city in exchange for soldiers laying down arms. and you, overnight curfew has been ordered for ukraine's capital of keith. after at least 8 people were killed in vague shelley at the cities mass has several homes and shopping center where hit ukraine's 2nd largest city has been

a target since the start of the invasion, russian forces a yet to take control of khaki. but as i said, beg reports, the cause of bombing has caused catastrophic damage. an eerie silence hangs over quarter keith with apocalyptic scenes, the center of the city, frozen like a page in history, standing still for the world to see. there was a huge explosion as if that might was heard all over the city's saint. i lived quite close so i myself heard it and that there was a waltz were shaken. and after that there were several and as our as thrice and the following days. i walked in the streets thousands of times and there were so many i great little core for sobs or restaurants on the 1st floors here and people will even hear my friends live in this house. and so now there is no place where then

cats can come back since the start of the war, maria has refused to leave her home city in ne, in ukraine, this strikes is with she stayed to document what the russians are doing. chris it did with here during the net, so keep press and saw even the net says you're in the with the vault, we're to didn't destroy the buildings, and now they are in ruins because of the russians. hoyle, our neighbors, people here think that one day soon the damage can be fixed and buildings reconstructed. but the impact of the war and the minds of people in hockey would be hard to, to overcome. the russians thought the could just walk in and take the city, but they were mistaken. they were met with fierce ukrainian resistance and as a result, to punish her keep the rift coat. it's historical hot. for weeks there's been bombing day and night. once the city of 1500000, many have left lose some of those who remain

struggled for food. this man brought frozen chickens and bread to donate to those in need. why not? sure, i hopefully will end soon so that our children can leave, may put in, begun by fortune. and as the sound of artillery fills the sky, people head to the underground station to hunker down for the night. every space is taken this, including inside the trains, little jelly, my boss even like i tell it i saw her. so i'm sleeping here. we took the mattress and pumped it up and more or less settled down. some people sleep here on the floor . we also eat here. the foot is so, so volunteers bring it to our side. but as the doors and the subway are closed for the night, there's hope here. the next day will bring an end to the wall. and

no need to hide from the bumps. i said, beg, i'll visit her. hark if one person has been injured during protests against the russian troops and castle ah, a video posted on social media shows, protested chancing and moving towards russian troops. sir la, buying and gunfire. vincent, people running for cover. russian forces say they are in control of the whole class on engine rushes. armed forces say they have hit a military depot in western ukraine swiftly region. the defense military says high precision missiles destroyed storage facilities for miss austin ammunition law. the mother was born on the night of march 21st high speed air based wing missile the tactical center for training of foreign mercenaries and ukrainian nationalist formations as a general military ground. no via loop america in the river region. more than 80

mercenaries and nationalists have been destroyed partisan insulin, ukrainian president vladimir lensky, his appeal to israel for help against russia. he dressed members of the israeli parliament on sunday. the lensky compared the russian invasion to the crimes of nazi germany. i faucet reports from wester's, from israelis gathered in television to watch a speech that blood amused lensky had wanted played to politicians inside israel's class. it but with the parliament in recess its members joined from wherever they were by zoom. the significance remained. a jewish president fighting a war in europe, appealing to what he set out as a sense of shared history of a lewis in the we are history and our survival and world war to listen to the words of the kremlin. they use the terminology of the nazi party, so it's a tragedy that they wanted to exterminate all europe. they did not want to spare any one of you. and now, any of us, what they call this, the final solution, mitchie. but it wasn't long before ukraine's president pivoted to the present. and

these really governments current policy, israel's prime minister, natalie bennett, has presented himself and his country as a neutral mediating force, talking frequently to both savanski and never, far from the surface. israel's interest in keeping russia on side, continuing to allow israel to carry out air strikes in syria, unopposed by duty. is it indifference calculation or mediation without choosing sides? i leave it to you to choose the answer to this question. i only know one thing that indifference kills calculations often turn out to be wrong, and mediation is only possible between countries, but not doing good and evil. so then he went on to chide israel for not adopting sanctions against russia, sending any of its high tech weaponry, which he said could save ukrainian lives for weeks. now, israel's government has been arguing that its utility on the war allows it access to both sides. an honest broker, facilitating negotiations, but president landscape through the strength of his criticism has really exploded.

that argument now criticizing almost every aspect it, israel's policy on the war is not the 1st time he's used such a parliamentary address in recent days to attack that country's policy. but there was an undoubted edge to his words. israeli ministers were quoted in the local media criticizing what they called his outrageous comparisons with the holocaust. the official line came from israel's foreign minister, repeating his condemnation of the attack on ukraine and thanking the president for sharing his feelings and the plight of the cranium. people hurry for said al jazeera western, russia and ukraine have called for foreign volunteers to join the sides. one of those on through the call is a college student from new york. he joined ukrainian forces and had a narrow escape on the front line. the capital of kings. yeah, i got some cuts. i got some glass on my face as no big deal. reds got a nice little head injury. i said,

my name's alexis angela. i was working as a combat medic. and we, in our vehicle, hit a mine. and blew up. so i ended up here unfortunately. but luckily my friends are okay. one of one of the gentleman in the car was really severely injured, but they're taking care of him upstairs and he's gonna make it so. yeah, we were going to do a mission today. we were trying to go to a, you know, the, our location and then, unfortunately, sorry, my head is a little foggy right now. but yeah, and we, when fortunate we're going through the fields and then hit mine to play. no, i fell to calling to come here. i felt like it was the right thing to do. i feel like i'm what's happening here, what bruton is doing is evil and it, there is no reason to be putting all these people millions in mind to people through the suffering and torment of her going through. and i felt like i needed to be here and try to help in any way that i can to other world news. now

another name is a gaudy ratcliffe. his cool for the release of prison is being held unjustly in iran. the british, iranian national, was detained alongside a new, she has fury for nearly 6 years in iran. they were accused of plotting to overthrow the government. and speaking for the 1st time since her release 6 days ago, she said they would never be freedom in or on until all those being held were released. oh, i tell you live now to washington dc way us sector state. anthony lincoln is making announcements about the violence committed against mamma's re hinge of minority. let's listen. this is this is something of a sacred place for me. every time i walked through these doors i, it has the same, same impact. and so i'm grateful to sarah on her leadership on this institution, naomi who walked us through the extraordinary exhibit on the story

the play doh engine that we'll be talking about today. i urge everyone come see this experience, this. it will speak incredibly powerful to the entire team behind this essential institution behind. he exhibited, thank you for your enduring efforts to teach us the darkest parts of history and the work you're doing to strive that the past does not become prolonging. it's your efforts to make this museum a living memorial. that is the incredible enduring power. this institution. one of the unsettling truths of the united states paula osborne museum, is that there is never a time i visit here when it's lessons do not feel deeply resident. but i have to tell you i can recall few times when that history felt so urgent

or the responsibility didn't parts on all of us. so pressing as we me, the russian government continues to wage is unprovoked. brutal warn you frank. each day brings more harrowing attacks. more innocent men, women and children killed. that includes the 5 people who are killed in a strike on march 1st. on a tv tower and the surrounding area on the opposite. keith. the same site where just over 80 years ago. 33771 jews were killed by the nazis in just 2 days. bobby r. ukraine is home to nearly $10000.00 holocaust survivors, including an 88 year old natalia burns iowa of odessa. here's what she said in a recent interview. and i quote, it's hard to wrap my mind around the fact that in 1941 i had to hide in the

basement of this building. and that i'm going to have to do that again. now. kremlin has tried to justify this war by falsely claiming that it's intervening to stop genocide abusing the term that we reserved for the grave us atrocities disrespecting every victim of this heinous crime. yet, even as we're working to increase international pressure on the criminal into and is unjustified war, we don't, there are many other places in the world where horrific atrocities are being committed over recent weeks. as i've spoken with it from us, from around the world about ukraine, i've also heard a constant refrain. many of them say, yes, we stand with the people ukraine, but we must also stand with the people suffering atrocities and other places like sion, john, where the chinese government continues to commit genocide and crimes against humanity against predominantly muslim wiggers and other minority groups. like the

atrocities committed in the conflicts ethiopian by all parties to that conflict. as well as by oratory forces. and like the recent flare up in dar for sudan, which raises alarming echoes of past acts of genocide by brochures, government forces, and the january standing with victims of atrocities is what brings me here today. one of my responsibilities, the secretary is determining on behalf of the united states whether atrocities have been committed. it's an immense responsibility that i take very seriously, particularly given my family's history. beyond the holocaust, all the united states is concluded that genocide was committed 7 times. today, march the as i have determined that members of the burmese military committed genocide and crimes against humanity against revenge. the decision that i reached

based on reviewing a factual assessment and legal analysis prepared by the state department. which included detailed documentation by range of independent impartial sources, including human rights organizations like amnesty international and human rights watch. as well as our own rigorous fact finding. among those sources was a joint report published in november 2017 by the museum simon scott center for the venture of genocide and human rights scoop fortify rights and the museums determination. in december 2018 that there is compelling evidence the burmese military committee crimes against humanity and genocide against ro engine given the gravity. this determination, it was also important that this administration conduct its own analysis of the facts and the law.

all right, we im sorry about that. we just lost the audio from the united states holocaust memorial museum in washington, dc where the secretary of state antony blinkin is talking at he was speaking about 3 at violence committed by the ro hinge a chilly ranger minority by might might be a most military game from england, marching se, se amounts to genocide and crimes against humanity forced nearly one to lead said join protocol hain is weaned formerly that washington dc. so patio actually blinking med reading, evoking history from to current conflicts in lee. in his declaration of genocide in miramar, take a moment to share some findings. exactly. it's not quite clear what labeling this genocide is going to do. it's been almost 5 years if we believe that the state department had collected all the evidence under the trump administration. but then decided not to go ahead and label that

a genocide. so what happens now once the secretary has made this designation? well, it's clear that more sanctions will likely be implied. the other effect is likely to really put pressure on other western companies to stop doing business in me. and me are, we know that natural gas and oil companies are still giving a great bit of the revenue that the june to rely on. so this will put additional pressure on them to in fact, leave. it also has the potential to have trials as the international criminal court . but it's, i think, more than just about me in march as he made it clear he's sending the message to people in russia. and then he mentioned china as well, given the ongoing conflict crane, suddenly tried to send the message to, that's his bladder, mere putin. but the generals, the generals who are ordering these strikes on schools and hospitals,

that they could down the line if they find themselves out of russia, find themselves before the international criminal court. so sending the message, trying to send the message that this is continuing thing for the united states, that they will continue to evaluate, try to find the legal basis and then potentially pursue cases and not just in the me and me are, but in russia and possibly china as well as opposed to one of the implications of this, like i'm sorry. what are the implications of this likely to be if this announcement the implications are going to be now that the united states is going to be under pressure to do even more sanctions? obviously since the crew there, they have been looking to increase pressure on the really military. so more sanctions sending the message to companies don't do business and me and mar, we've seen that's had

a great effect in russia. so this designation takes something that really been on the back burner. i really remember this is 5 years ago and the us says there about 750000 were here that had to flee into neighboring countries. thousands were killed. arson rates, all of these atrocities. so it's been 5 years. so i think what's the by the ministration is signaling here is that although the previous administration refused to condemn it, partially because of what to try pressure on china. that this is going to be a priority for the biden administration, 14 months in to their administration. really just sending the message that they are going to continue to pursue these charges of genocide and crimes against humanity. not just me and me are but potentially in russia and possibly china as well. are about 30 petty guy reporting that from washington dc. thanks a lot. all right, let's move on to this book. jeremy stanley, bob. thank you. nick ra, founded out a perfect thought to the tennis season,

is over. he was beaten in straight sets by taylor fritz. and the final is the indian wells tournament in california with the american battling 3 excruciating pain. 2 in his 1st master's title, david stakes. how's the action rather than a dollar when 20 minutes? you straight coming into this one. the 35 year old enjoying the best ever start to a season, though without his opponent taylor fritz would even make the final not rolling his ankle in the 70s. he said he never experienced such pain before a match, but the hope craver it started strongly breaking it down 3 times to take the opening set 6 against the 3. the spanish will number for struggling with a chest injury called for a medical timeouts and came back renewed purpose in the 2nd set showing the kind of fight that sent him a record 21 grand slams. you really fight up the california crowd. but just when it looked like the da mcfall, so deciding 3rd set, fritz rattled off 3, strike points to take the match. and his 1st ever atp master's 1040

ah. on the whole back years with every single interview i do every single awkward speech. this can be tough because i'm such a, i'm such a happy crier. but i mean, this is just one of those. those childhood dreams like winning this tournament, especially in, in wells like this is one of those childhood dreams or you just never even think could come through. so as i just cant even keep saying no notes, no thrill. your 2022 will pick her up and single shanty taylor fred fritz is the 1st american to lift a truck in indian wells since andre agassi. more than 2 decades ago. the dow having to settle the 2nd place this time missing the chose to equal no joke which his record of 37 must his titles, but with his favorite tri court season, fast approaching, it's likely another chance will present itself soon enough. david stokes al jazeera

staying after indian wells and egos, van tact picked up a 2nd straight w t. a tool title. the protest plan he won last month. cat are open beach maria dockery in the final straits. that 6461. it was 11 straight. went on for the 3 high ranking of wild number 6 with any australia's ash thought for sure. i want to go higher especially know when i feel so close. but i know it's still way cuz for sure. i think the most consistent for, and she's showing what kind of things she can say, and she's also mentally strong. so i think it's going to be a great competition and a great experience for me off atlanta, both javi isn't rolling algebra. markham late push for the last you good title that's off to his side of the rashed around madrid, fornia in our class. ok pierre america, by me on with make his classical davie and the sauce and strike. i gave the way,

found something to share about 20 headed boss in front. this is gina had a chance for level things out, but the thing that he tried to go around the bath to keep us out of his dice, off at one time, or the whole heading in a corner, having side in control at the bright flick. that's a foreign present. good boss's said. the 2nd half nobody was torres then turned provide me on ships in his 2nd of the match. make it for now i'm secure office when i go route in 3 years later and now i'm basin in wow. games and 3rd in the table, they still try around like one point in the manager, we met a couple of others, but i'm very happy for the players because some of them are going through difficult times in their careers. they were criticized and judged, and they proved they are wonderful players. they have personalities, the bold and this is the way forward, you know, a matter to go run out. and i have not made a good strategy and trying to defeat masa boss or played beta and they deserve the

it's not a problem to take on the responsibility because i didn't prepare for the game correctly. sometimes you do it correctly. sometimes you don't. i failed in this game, but i am not making a drama out of it. the from our class that last week in the netherlands between onyx and firewood, wanting things in amsterdam, the fire broke out before the game. part of the stand behind to go caught fire and the wife irina it appeared to be started by a banner accidentally being played by a fan flat after a fire it ended up being a pretty heated and counter li gate as i export from behind. twice when the much 3 see anthony with the winning goal and he was booked with taking his self. he was sent off right to the end of the game. and bizarre circumstances clutching his leg, his teammate. do some touch than hold him to the floor to use up the stoppage time . but all that it was on him a secondary card. it didn't affect the result. pakistan's cricketers claim the

1st women's world cup when for 13 years and delta blow to west indies semi final hopes the match in hamilton was delayed due to heavy rain and june. 20 overs per side. pakistan spin, knitted off, took a career best and full for 10 to restrict the west indies. 897, playing her 1st match in the competition bathroom. anita alley hit. $37.00 or $43.00 bowls and pakistan chase down the socket with 7 bowls and 8 wickets. to spare. there was a dramatic finish in the is the san antonio spurs beat, the golden state warriors. the schools were tied with 2 seconds left ones 1st missed a free right. luckily for them and counted johnson was that to school at the rebound on that one the game 110 to one i writes, defeat drops the warriors at 10 and a half games behind the embassy leading phoenix. summary. american golfer sam burns

has successfully defended his title at the vows bar championship in florida. burns finished at 17 on the pa, but compatriot and even alida davis riley joined him on that score after buddy here at the 17th. so for this one went to a playoff, and on the 2nd extra hole, burns road in this huge pot from the edge of the green for buddy to clinch his 3rd title in 12 months, is also moved inside the world's top 10 for the 1st time. a russian olympian has been stripped of the gold medal she wanted the london 2012 games because of doping . race will cut yelena, lash minova, one the 20 kilometer race at 10 years ago in london. but she's now been handed a 2 year ban for the use of prohibited substances, as well as the 2012 metal. she'll also lose the gold she won a year later at the world championships in moscow. that is all your sport piece that will have more a little bit later german. thank you very much indeed. coming on shortly, one crane and more of that breaking use us as for me,

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