soaring us to leave and suddenly we were turning back saw the come air rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. let the know a new episode of war, hotels on algebra. o 8 people are killed in a russian rocket strike on a shopping center. ukraine's capital moscow claims the building was a military target. ah. hello barbara sarah, this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up ukrainian forces refused to give into russian demands to lay down arms in the besieged city of maria in southern ukraine. one person is injured as russian forces fire tear gas at protest. her is in the city of her soul,

and the search continues for survivors after a china eastern airlines plane crashes in remote mountains with a 132 people on board. ah, it's been $26.00 days since russia invaded ukraine and the country is devastated. but remains defiant. president followed me. zalinski says ukraine will never surrender the cities of keep her keith and maria paul, that's the port city which has seen some of the worst horrors of the war. will ukrainian officials say that at least 2300 people have died in murder you, paul? some of them buried in mass graves. russian forces are trying to bomb the city into submission, cutting off food, electricity, and water. meanwhile, in the capital key, at least 8 people have died after a shopping center was flattened in

a missile strike. russia says it was being used to store weapons. while nearly a quarter of ukraine's entire population has now been displaced. the un says 10000000 people have been forced from their homes, a 3rd of whom have fled the country altogether. rob mcbride brings begins our coverage now from live eve in western ukraine. this was the moment the war came to a shopping center in a cave suburb and turned it into a smouldering ruin. instantly, with a multiplex theater, fitness club stores and fast food restaurants. it was a big drawer for surrounding apartment blocks, also damaged by the late night missiles strike early people in those blocks, left traumatized and wondering how their local mouth could in any way be a military target. true for, for some help result. i saw huge blast ain't lit up my room. i live just here in

front of it. the blast threw me of the bed. some were too close to the blast. an explosion which sent debris raining down for several 100 meters all around. for many, there's disbelief at how a neighbor with such close, cultural and religious links could act like this limits, legible. one of it, the russians have exhausted my limits for love. we call as king david did with me for righteous punishment from ukraine's president. another appeal for the world to come to his country's aid with economic retaliation against russia. laska vehicle will not sin. please don't sponsor weapons of war for the country of russia. no euros for the occupies close all your ports to them. don't send them your goods. b, with much of russia's invading army being held on different fronts after a parent setbacks, it seems to be relying more on rocket and missile attacks. able to reach all parts

of ukraine, where young available. the uni, hypersonic missiles are super precise, very precise, and we destroyed underground ammunition socks. the hypersonic missiles were fired from 1000 kilometers and only took 10 minutes. a russian dead line for ukrainian forces in the besieged ruins of mary you, paul, to surrender was ignored. there have been continued problems for some of the thousands of people still inside the city to get out. but humanitarian corridors agreed between the 2 sides have been operating elsewhere in ukraine. still in the south, nikolai of remains a hotly contested front line and the link to the far more strategically important city of a desert. a house there destroyed by shell fire with more shells falling in the seas office. sure line that could become the next battle ground. in this seemingly

relentless conflict, rob mcbride, al jazeera live eve, will the only ukrainian city that russian forces have managed to seize completely yes, had saw in the south people there have been protesting every day against the occupation . it's currently impossible to enter the city to report on the situation. but al jazeera has commissioned footage from have san stephanie decker reports from western ukraine. oh, her son is ukraine. they charged at the russian soldiers. the southern city is the only one. russia has managed to fully occupy 4 weeks into this war. we came here to demonstrate the curse on his ukraine. we will never give allan to some occupiers. now, a poem is the russians. we will be here regardless of the weather, rain, or snow. we will stay here to demonstrate the we're here, we're fighting, we will never give them our lands. protests against the russian presence here are

taking place on a daily basis. on monday, for the 1st time, russian soldiers use tear gas and fired into the air. we spoke to one activist who was closely monitoring the situation in her son for much for this is to know a little dangerous and there is no information there were shooting at people, but there was shooting in the air. one of the stung grenades exploded next to one person. i'm not and that person lost a lot of blood problem. there is information that some of the protesters with attain and taken away. the madonna o ha, russia took the city earlier this month. it has been spare destruction and there is no fighting here. but the people refused to accept this new reality. footage no one li the soldier tried to show outwardly that they accomplished for their nervous and they're trying to find some support um, but no one has welcomed them only no one is collaborating with them. the population is treating them as if the island wanting. ah, his son is,

are the major strategic importance to russia, controls the water supply to crimea, and also crucial for crossing one of the main rivers, giving potential access to the south western and northern france. it may be russia's 1st ukrainian city to occupy, but finding support among the population is proving a difficult task. i came here to freedom square to express my concern because the occupiers are shelling our cities, killing our people. this is the 21st century. we are coming together to defend our city. good heroes do not die. this man, yells, enemies die. the truth is with us. the people are with us. they chant oh and an amplified message. her son is ukraine. ah, the national anthem is sung again and again. the message to the russian soldiers that they are an occupying force and even if they do manage to

take control and hold more land, it looks like it will be nearly impossible to control the people. stephanie decker, al jazeera in western ukraine. ok, let's garages here as aim, buzz ravi who joins us live now from living in western ukraine. a is ain't the situation in live itself has been relatively quiet, so to speak. obviously, it's not the same as we're seeing in other places. so tell us for the situation with evacuating people from the cities on the front line has been like well, we've seen that since the conflict began. 10000000 people have been displaced by this fighting. but tens of thousands have been actively evacuated by government efforts to get people away from conflict zones, away from active fighting areas to the safety of the western side of the country, and thousands, just in the last few days through humanitarian corridors,

negotiated between russia and ukraine. which is of offered a glimmer of hope to people that have been stuck behind those battle lines. but not everything is perfect. it has to be said, mary, awful where of fighters were soldiers as well as the government denied a russian offer of surrender in exchange for safe passage. now that, that while it did display a great deal of resilience has come with seemingly cost murray was supposed to be on the list of humanitarian corridors that were active today. there were tens of thousands of people that needed to be evacuated. it was not on that list. now there were people that were able to get out of mary opal before this humanitarian chord or did not function that in the days before they fled to the area of zappa risha. and from there, they were able to get convoys to get more safe passage to other parts of the country. but again, it is still not safe even once they are out of very awful reports tonight from the governor's upper is that

a convoy carrying refugees away from that part of the country has come into contact with russian lines and has experience has come into contact with russian shelling that convoy hit children among the wounded one confirmed to be an intensive care tonight. then bas ravi, with the latest from levine in western ukraine zane. as always, thank you. still to come here on al jazeera, the us declares that me and mars military crack down on or hinder muslims amount to a genocide. plus what happened now to the happened 6 years ago. freed from jail after more than 6 years, nothing in the gallery. radcliffe appeals for all of those still stuck in iranian prison. the relief a

the very real risk of seen flooding for eastern portions of spain. hello, everyone. all has to do with this moisture ringing out over the valencia area. so over the next 48 hours, we could see more than a $150.00 millimeters of brain. you know, northern parts of spain had been parched, but it's looking like very little relief with this disturbance. other side of the mediterranean right now, 1st there was snow and it's stand bowl. now we've got low temperatures and when to boot, look for those gusts of about 45 kilometers per hour. here's where it starts to good, good central parts of your a plenty of sun, high temperature is above average here. and same goes toward the northwest is while, you know, london, paris. i think it may hit 20 degrees this way. let me show you this 3 day forecast for paris. i think probably by thursday we'll get up to 20 degrees. now. northern parts of africa, really the top end of africa. we've got unsettled conditions. what, whether breezy conditions and seen that sand and dust kicked up in some spots in

small southern africa. here's your forecast for tuesday. plenty of rain for the western side of madagascar, and also rain starting to fill in across areas of south africa. cape town, looking good though with a high of 30 degrees and sons out in bill a whale. your high 25 on tuesday. that's it. say soon, ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the iceland regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either orphans or with the we don't mothers rejected by the own communities. she could do like people are going well, come with mouth about, of course mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories from the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation on al jazeera. ah

ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera and the state people have been killed in a rush and strike on a shopping mold in the ukrainian capital cave. russia says it was being used the store and the launch rockets, a curfew has come into effect with keep officials fearing more. intox. ukrainian forces have refused to lay down arms in muddy or pole lead. the port city has been on the almost constant bombardment with no food medicine, power or water president villa. premier lensky says, ukraine also will not surrender, keep an or russian troops have fired warning shots and tear gas that protests or is in have san, at least one person was injured in the demonstration. had

a son was the 1st major city to come under russia control or former ukrainian president of petra poto. shenker has been working with the armed forces to defend his country against russia. he told al jazeera ukrainians desperately need more help from international allies throughout the country. ukrainian demonstrate a miracle, stopping their big russian army. and them surprise the world we here to fight for their cold 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 re re, definitely count of the unit of the whole world on the 24th or for march. they're 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 world institutions would make a decision about your graeme. how to stop boucher and if we do not increase the pressure on poor jim to bring a piece at the board will never and it will. the e s. foreign policy chief justice barella says the block is ready to take more restrictive measures against russia. he also says the indiscriminate bombing maria paul is a war crime. speaking after a meeting with defense ministers, burrell, again called for a cease fire, a one to insist on the absolute neat overstuffed, fiendish walk. all the war reaches an end. and the reach an ant rule, and a woman and a 1st step for an agreement is a ceasefire. keep in mind the sha frances of the people in multiple keep in

mind the people who had been bomb kill people who are steady, starving escaping the houses of the 2 p and a full of images on the tv screens of what's happening ukraine. this has to stop or russia has told you a send boy to moscow that ties between the 2 countries are on the verge of being separate. this follows president enjo biden's comments last week where he called russia's president vladimir putin. a war criminal, a white house corresponding kimberly how could says the strain in relations could put other us objectives at risk. it is certainly strong rhetoric on the part of the united states. but russia alleges that there has been a kind of a tit for tat in that rhetoric. i also saying that on the part of the united states, when joe biden called vladimir putin a war criminal, the initial reaction was that this was unacceptable unforgivable rhetoric on the

part of a head of a state whose bombs killed hundreds of thousands of people around the world, so their argument is, is that the united states really is in no position has no moral high ground. the united states, on the other hand, is accusing war crimes, given the fact that it alleges that it is civilians that are being targeted. so of course, this has legal implications and the u. s. has doubled down on this, this u. s. secretary of state entity blinking, also citing examples of why they believe russia's committed war crimes naming vladimir putin specifically. and the reason this could complicate matters is not only the negotiations that are ongoing with respect to this conflict between russia and ukraine. but also the united states has been working with russia in order to try and revive that 2015 agreement to limit iran's nuclear program. also known as the j c p, away. and so this is another reason why this has grave concern. the fact that the u . s. ambassador has been summoned in russia and the fact that ties are not only

strained but have, as the potential to be severed, completely could put a number of us policy objectives at risk. well, the russian court has designated the social media giant meta as an extremist organization. the company which of course owns a facebook and instagram relaxed its rules of political expression in light of the ukraine war. matter is allowing users in ukraine to post messages, urging violence against president vladimir putin and russian troops. moscow had already band access to the social media sites. earlier this month. the ukrainian state nuclear company says radiation levels around the occupied shore. noble plant could rise because it's radiation monitoring system and forest fire fighting service are not working. russian forces took control of the plant, the side of the world's worst nuclear accident. soon after invading ukraine last month, although no longer a working power station. chernobyl still requires constant management. officials

say there is no data on the current state of radiation, pollution of the exclusion zones environment, making it impossible to adequately respond to threats and seasonal forest fires which occur most often in spring and summer. could also pose a problem. ah, it's china's worse air disaster. in nearly a decade, a passenger played with a 132 people on board has crashed in the mountains of a southern province. and there are no signs of any survivors. the china eastern airlines flight was headed that from could mean to one joe. when it came down near the city of joe, the boeing 737800 crash. that a rate of 31000 feet a minute sparking a fire so huge that it could be spotted in nasa satellite images between

a u reports now with aging. hello, good heretic footage. verified by chinese state media shows the aircraft, nose diving to the ground in the remote southern province of gong. she's the passenger plane operated by china. eastern airlines departed from the city of cooney just after 1 pm local time. it was headed to the city of gwan, joe, a route which should have taken less than 2 hours when it suddenly lost altitude dropping more than 6000 meters in just 2 minutes videos circulating on social media show a wildfire reportedly sparked by the crash. the 132 people on board, including 123 passengers and 9 crew members are feared dead. hundreds of emergency workers have been dispatched to the site. president sheet in ping has called for an immediate investigation. analysts say the boeing model, 737800 aircraft, has

a good safety record. the 737800 has been work course. and i believe that to china eastern have stud over $600.00 jet aircraft, and i think they've got turn somewhere along the lines of the $13737.00. so it's a very reliable aircraft. and it, sir, it's quite a amazing story that of an aircraft and crash on a new our flyer. the boeing 737800 is a predecessor of the 737 macs. a model that has been banned from commercial use in china after 2 crashes within months that killed 346 people in indonesia and ethiopia. the crash is china's worst aviation disaster in years. it safety record has been among the best in the world for a decade. though experts have questioned the reporting of safety lapses. china,

eastern airlines says it's mourning the loss of doors on board and has grounded all of its boeing 737800 aircraft until further notice. katrina, you are the 0 dating a u. n. human rights investigator is urging north korea to lift its pandemic border restrictions because many are facing starvation without access to urgently needed aid. to my so our quint dana told the human rights council less than a 3rd of children from 6 months to 2 years old. are now getting enough to eat. he says pyongyang should urgently allow foreign aid into the country. many agencies had to leave because of corona, virus travel curbs. north korea does not recognize o'quinn tanner's mandate as you and special repertoire for human rights. or even allow him to visit chronic food insecurity continues to be why spreading the democratic people's republic of korea with the numbers of foods in security. people consistently above 10000000,

representing over 40 percent of the country's population, a much needed gradual reopening of borders that were enabled. the resumption of trade with china would entail better conditions for orland in the north koreans on the livelihoods. the u. s. has declared that violence committed against me and mars who hingham was limbs, amounts to genocide and crimes against humanity. more than 730000 ringa fled the western were a kind state in 2017. when the military staged the brutal crackdown rights groups have documented the burning of villages and killing of civilians particle him reports. the images were heartbreaking. 5 years ago, thousands killed, hundreds of thousands, forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh. the stories they told of indiscriminate killing rape and arson. now the united states has given a name to what the world witnessed, genocide and crimes against humanity,

promising a $1000000.00 to help investigators gather the evidence. efforts are moving forward not only of the international court of justice, but also through the international criminal court. and through the domestic ports of argentina and case brought under universal jurisdiction. the day will come when those responsible for these appalling acts will have to answer for them at united nations warnings that since the military coup civilians continue to suffer. i regret to inform you that since my last report to this comes human rights situation and me and more has not only failed to improve. it has deteriorated significant. in fact, the miramar hood is war against the people with me and more has intensified more than 1600 civilians have now been killed. why? the hunter nearly 10 south arbitrarily detain more than half a 1000000 have been displaced? the u. s. designation is likely

a signal that they will look to place more sanctions on the leaders of me and mar in the coming months. it also sends the message to western companies that they should rethink doing business imean mar. just one step and what will likely be a long and uncertain path to justice patty calling al jazeera washington in its 233 year history. a black woman has never sat on the us supreme court. well, now it looks like that's about to change sen as i've begun confirmation hearings for judge catan g brown jackson, who was nominated by president joe biden last month. she has 2 degrees from harvard university and once served as editor of the harvard law review. jackson worked as a law clerk for justice stephen bray or the man that she's actually meant to replace. the 51 year old has been a federal judge for the last 9 years and has been serving on the influential you as

court of appeals in washington. d. c, since june, if confirmed, she would also only be the 6th woman to serve on the supreme bench. she had repents, he has on tuesday and wednesday, we'll actually have the, the q and a, the questioning of, of john jackson and her record and her judicial philosophy. and that's where we may see some, some, some drama. although what we keep on hearing from the republicans is they don't want this to become a spectacle, as they say, the consummation hearing construction read, read cavanaugh was a few years ago. for example, when he was accused of sexual misconduct. they say that they don't want that to happen, although we have seen some of the parameters off the attack. so these lisa critical questioning, she will be facing in the coming days. first of all, that she was once a public defender, that is a lawyer who is given to an accused person. if, if that person can't can't get a lawyer themselves. so therefore, the intimation is constantly what she's soft on crime. she's also on the

independent sentencing commission which reduced the sentences for some drug offenses. but then we also see more, more general argument that, but she's part of a general moved by the democrats against law and order itself, which is like a theme moving into the mid terms. i think that's really what, what they're looking at here is, is, will continue with theme because in fact, jackson's nomination is all but assured, the democrats don't need any republicans. so insult, in some ways what we're going to see if i put a grand standing we've, we've come to expect that in the gallery. ratcliffe says this should not have taken the u. k. government 6 years to bring her home. the british uranian national, was speaking for the 1st time since who released from jail in iran. she was detained on security charges along with a new share shorey and has now appealed for all around hostages to be reunited with their families. charlie angela reports ah, during her 6 years in prison, no under house arrest, many inside and outside parliament,

voice their anger and concern over nazarenes agari radcliffe case. finally, her own voice could be heard. giving her 1st news conference, she began by thanking her husband, daughter lawyer and medics, and described her return. the coming back was also very tough. oh, so you, you the realize that, you know, coming back to a daughter who is nearly 8, i left her and she was not even too. there was a whole lot to catch up the gory. radcliffe landed on british soil last thursday along with fellow jewel national. a new, she assured i'll both governments deny it. a 530000000 dollar debt owed by britain to iran that was finally paid, is understood to be the reason behind her reduce power in her list of thank yous. there was none for the government, in fact, palpable anger. the handling of her case. i was told many, many times and oh, we're going to get you home. that never happened. so there was

a time that i felt like, you know what, i might not, i'm not gonna trust you because i've been told many, many times that i'm gonna be taken home. but that never happened. i mean, how many form is that there is a take for someone to go by? it should have been one of them eventually. so now here we are. what's happened now should have happened 6 years ago. now, keenan for privacy and time to get to know her family again. she wants the spotlight to turn to those still being held. namely conservationist, murat, tobaz, who was briefly released to house arrest, but is now back in eben prison. his daughter roxanne says they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. from the outset, we were always assured by the sta, that my father would be included in any deal that was made to release all of the hostages. so were truly devastated. knowing now that this was not the case. further to our dismay, we lacked that he'd been left behind through the media last to prime minister johnson and foreign secretary trust. we beg you to please stand by your word. now

the name of the guy right live described herself as being a porn in the hands of 2 governments for the last 6 years. she said she now wants to return to his normal life as possible. but she also urged people not to forget the jewel national, still held in prison in iran, and at the government. not to link their fates any political global agreements. charlie angela out there. ah, let's take a look now at the main stories making news here and al jazeera, at least 8 people have been killed in a rush and strike on a shopping mall and the ukranian capital keys. russia says it was being used to store and launch rockets occur, few has come into effect with keep officials fearing yet more attacks. the british defense ministry says seizing the capital is russia's main military objective or ukrainian forces. i've refused to.