1st off, flooring us to leave and suddenly we were turning the box on the canal rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. let them know a new episode of war hotels on all josie ah. am wanting to russia from nato and g 7 liter is don't use biological, chemical or nuclear weapons in the war in ukraine. ah, i'm fully back to boy, you're watching al jazeera live from doha, with all the latest on the war in ukraine. the city at the center of so much destruction, another blasting car cave kills at least 6 people. ukraine says it's struck russian

occupied port facilities in the city of brady eyes and a baby born at the height of the conflicts joined, tinged with tears for a mother during so much uncertainty. it is one man since the thought of the war in ukraine, and there is increasing anxiety over what will happen next. during another busy day of diplomacy in brussels has been a warning for russia. leaders of the g 7 meeting have urged me to put in the present of russia not to use biological, chemical, or nuclear weapons. that statement comes after nato summit held earlier in the city kind of falls flat or should there be preparations for our false flag operation in order to use such weapons? this would be a violation of all international root agreements and conventions. it is our concern not only to point this out, but also to warn in the conversations we have don't do it as bringing our

diplomatic editor james phase who's in brussels, forrest james. there's been a lot of talk, of course, about what the west would do if chemical weapons were used in ukraine by the russians. tell us more. first about what was said at this g 7 meeting was g 7 meeting is focusing very much on a while. all aspects of this, but particularly the financial side of it in the sanction side of it as will the much delayed because all the proceedings here are seriously delayed the much a delayed european union at summit. but they do the g 7 say that they are going to have even tougher sanctions. and they do say that they are eventually, as i'm sure you're going to hear the you later on say going to wind themselves off russian, oil and gas. but there are key players in the you and another one who's in the you

and also the g 7, notably germany who are saying that this is impossible to do now that the economy would go straight into recession. it would hurt the german people more than the leadership in russia, and that's why it's something that can't happen at this stage, a complete cart of russian oil and gas. now before in the g 7 new phone there was that made her senate white to more support is the align, is going to be giving ukraine? well, i think the main thing that you're seeing out of this meeting and you've got the british prime minister barak johnson who's speaking the news conference right now. he just said a short time ago, the message from both the g 7 and nato is ukraine is not alone. this is a, a message they're trying to portray of unity among these allies of these 3 groups. but they're all on the same side of nato, of the g 7 and later on when the president biden joins the

e. u of the european union. yes, there are some new things in the pipeline. mainly they're just rubber stamping things that were already agreed. there are now going to be 8 nato battle groups. they're going to strengthen those forces that are on the east and flank the countries. nato countries that are closest to rough sir, extra protection against chemical and biological attack by russia. those are some of the measures with regard to nato. i think the big question is that the measures that a for ukraine, because president zalinski came here with a very clear list of things he wanted. i asked the nato secretary general about those presidents lensky. when he addressed you recall the fact he 1st spoke to a month ago and he says he didn't get clear answers. so this time he asked you specifically for one percent of all your tanks, for one percent of all your aircraft, for multi launch rockets, systems,

anti ship weapons, and means of air defense. a very specific list. what is your clear answer? we all listened very carefully to present and scan the men of the leaders in the room. ha, ha, ha. contact with him over these weeks also spoke with him under, under the you can in defense means participants in our the fence means they are only thing. last week and we listened carefully on, of course, we took not on his but it, compassionate message to all the nato allies. nato allies provide significant support to ukraine, and we provide also lethal weapons advanced systems and also systems that help them to shoot down planes. and are attacked a battle tanks with anti thank it, weapons, and many other types over of systems including air drones are not to go into the

details of the exact type of systems we are deploying this close conflict between ne, finalize an ukraine. but what i can say is that the allies do what they can to support ukraine with weapons. so ukraine can defend themselves as self defense is a right and shine with you and shorter. at the same time, we have a responsibility to prevent this conflict from becoming a full fledged war in europe involving and not all new train on russia, but her nato allies and the russian that will be more dangerous and war devastating . and i, and i think we have to be honest about that, and that's exactly what you have been in our meeting today. and also what i say today or in the press conference, not so again, no clear answer to him. well, what we do is that we are delivering a lot of equipment and that is an answer, but i'll not go into the details. i don't think otherwise for operational reasons.

if i lease that exactly what and when, and how a we are delivering oh, essential equipment to ukraine and a dollars. i have stepped up on this essential for the progress they have been able to make in the fight against the invading or russian forces. while i leave it to you watching that to see whether that is a clear answer to the very specific list um that has come from preston's landscape, or perhaps we got more clarity just a moment ago. we had the british prime minister say the logistically right now, given the state of the conflict, it would be very hard to provide armor and jets. and perhaps even frank her answer came in the last 20 minutes or so from the french chronic president, emmanuel mackerel. he said supplying tanks and planes. would we like becoming a warring party james? thank you very much. james fraser, diplomatic and for life in brussels. now the head of the international committee of

the red cross says it's difficult to get aid to people caught up in the fighting in ukraine. peter morrow is speaking a news conference with russia. foreign minister said lovegrove in moscow, mario paul is an it is a city which has high visibility and attention from the international community, but i also want to highlight that it is not the only place of concern. and i see or see, is trying to make efforts to see the whole frontline and challenges and to have access in the evacuation modalities agreed upon by the parties. we have always highlighted. it's not possible to think about access or a vacuum ation, either in mario paul or another place. if we don't have solid agreement and detailed agreement between the militaries on the ground, you may previous the legal owners because we welcome the willingness of the red

cross to use available resources to help people in need in ukraine, genetic in the hands peoples republics. and we also know that the red cross traditionally strive to serve as an impartial and independent intermediary within its mandate. unfortunately, we have no particular reason to rely on the faithful fulfillment by the ukrainian authorities of their obligations under international humanitarian law. alger harris bernard smith has more from moscow or be tomorrow's just spent 5 days in ukraine. so it comes to moscow after that trip because one of the main jobs of the i c. c, to make sure in times of conflict that the rules of the geneva convention are observed, which means you main treatment of prisoners of war. it means you remain treatment of non competence as well as civilians caught up in the conflict. and for example, the ability to return the bodies of those killed in combat to their home countries . now be tamara says he's not actually been given the yet to see any prisoners of

war being held by either side in this conflict by the ukrainians or the russians. but he says he hopes they'll get, they'll get access soon, and they'll be able to start large scale visits soon as well. now, pete, them are also says he's asked the russians the permission to build a large distribution or logistic center in ra. stop on don't as a big russian city near the border with ukraine. he wants to do that to be able to deliver aid into crane. no response from the russian. specifically on that question . although survey love, rob did say that he was interested in lifting artificial barriers to resolving humanitarian issues. now the focus of the fighting in ukraine has been the battle for the 2nd city and has been more shilling in concave. in the past few hours. russian artillery landing in front of a postal center where people were thought to be queuing. i saw a big has the latest from khaki. if shutting has been going on just behind us for

about 2 hours or so. the phone is coming from that side and can see we're landing, the smoke is rising up. i still going on. we can go any further because it's not safe. and from what we are being told is that people can go for mentor aid. shell landed close by and our sources tell us, full people have died and many injured. again, we don't know what the russians are aiming gut. we don't know what exactly the hitting, but we have heard that there are people though q q for humanitarian aid, have been hit the, the is, there is a residential area. there is mainly residential. you can see the flesh can see the houses and can see the smoke rising and even as we speak and we could hear return fire from the ukrainians. but for the large part of it, there's been shelves coming in from where the russians are based in too deep into

the city hockey, the 2nd largest city and smoke rising up, even as we speak. and we've seen people seeing from the area rubbing will ever belongings that they can, and just heated because it's just not safe. this road behind me seems to run in between where the russians are. and what they aimed at ukraine says it struck russian occupied port facilities in the city of burd janski's blast, caused a large fire and destroyed a russian ship with one night another devout may across ukraine. he is famous rafi's report, one month since russia's invasion, ukrainian forces are fighting back and gaining ground on thursday, sinking a russian ship in the as off sea, near bird. yes. can the south one, but in mario pole. russian forces continue to pound residential areas and residents there continue to take stock of the destruction of their city. the worst hit so far

. michigan people are now managing to trickle out on and help is beginning to trickle in. well it shows the zing receiving monitoring 8 already they brought us some bread, deepest for the keats we've received. oatmeal fully till baby and we just found out that they are heading out 8 and came here. you dont always know and when you come it's too late. the city of turnikey, northeast of kiva, like so many places, one month after the start of this war is unrecognizable. it breaks my heart harsh of all you grants and every free person on the planet. that's why i ask you to stand against the war. come from your offices, your homes, your schools, and you know us does come in the name of peace, come with ukrainian symbols,

to support your grain, to support freedom, to support life. come to your squares, your streets, make yourselves winnable, and cured and appeal from ukraine's president, a global call to mobilize to stop the war. levine, the city levine, the region key to ukraine's war effort. as a corridor for military assistance from allies in the west end. as a place to help people rom on your 3 plan. there wasn't enough. can she like we need war to be? oh we're and to go back home. today is my child's birthday and we are here. she is 10 years old. we really want to go home. let me just quickly. you know that feeling when you're charlie's begging you, please, father, save me. i haven't to leave and live like that for a 2 weeks. he decided to leave by ourselves. nobody could help us. nobody could reach us and help us to create because all the time aeroplanes were flying over our

heads. it was mary's curiosity. vladimir zalinski is war time. leadership has helped his popularity. but will it hold if the war goes on and ukrainians continue to pay the highest price to defend their country? zane bas ravi al jazeera levine and still ahead on al jazeera. we'll be looking at having use in a true scene to cry will tell you why fighting is to stop in northern ethiopia. and we'll look at how the panoramic has helped the largest religious fight in the world recover spiritual. ah, ah, look forward to writers guys with sponsored by capital airways. let's go

with your weather report for the middle east hang tight, we'll get to africa as well. hello everyone, good to see you. so here's the picture on friday. those winds have now shifted out of the north, so that's going to drag down temperatures. and these are going to be some powerful winds as well. so that's going to swirl around the sand in dust on saturday. can really start to see it, eastern saudi into bahrain and cats are. so we look at the 3 day forecast for doha, when guess 50 kilometers per hour on friday. but look at this saturday. could see them with up to 65 to 70 kilometers per hour. it's going to drag down your temperature to actually a bit below average for this time that you're looking good and pockets on plenty of sun, some temperatures in the 40 southern iran for us at 26 and herat enough gone. it's done. you are approaching record breaking temperatures. we've got in for 30. in the record is $31.00 off to turkey. things are improving for is stumble at least temperature wise up to 12 degrees, but still cool for the levant. cloudy in ramallah to state degrees for you. central

africa storms come in and go in, but more so centered over gab on in cameroon. and as we fly to southern africa, it's really what pitcher for the eastern cape into durbin, with the height of 24 degrees. but keep town makes a sudden cloud for you on friday with the high of 23 degrees c later. ah, the weather. sponsored by katara ways. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, it's very intuitive to corporate at local scales, unprompted uninterrupted, west, individually. some is about any school freight with people outside our group and see them nor as members of groups as such. but as individuals, part 2 will store and nicholas re honie cooperating outside of our immediate family is a major part of our human success story studio be unscripted on al jazeera lou

. ah, welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera leaders at a g 7 meeting have urged russian president vladimir 14 not to use biological, chemical, or nuclear weapons in ukraine. their statement comes after and nato, how many towns earlier in brussels. the alliance has agreed to establish for new battle groups in europe to defend itself. there's been more shelling in ukraine 2nd launch. i see the car, keith, 6 people were killed in 15 wounded when russian artillery landed in front of a postal center where people will talk to be queuing for humanitarian 8. and the u . n says more than 10000000 people are now disgrace. that's about a quarter of ukraine's population and includes half of its children around $4000000.00 are now refugees in neighboring countries. more now on these meetings

in brussels, he is our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit with more on what person joe biden is expected to do in breasts. well, the u. s. president is expected here at the european council after he wraps up those meetings at nato and the g 7. well, initially the plug magic meetings have been really sort of focused on military security deterrence, not just for this ukraine conflict, but also the future to deter russia moving forward. now things are sort of moving towards the financial aspect of, you know, that the u. s. president set to announce new sanctions against hundreds of parliamentarians as well as oligarchy, in addition to sanctions, already announced by the united states. and then we also expect that there will be a humanitarian package about $1000000000.00 that will be unveiled as well. and this

is, in addition to money's already announced by the united states for immediate needs for those millions of refugees leaving ukraine food, shelter of medicine, the al clean drinking water. and then we know as well, there is going to be a bit of a discussion about how to deal with the ripple effects of what is likely to be the absence of the contribution of farmers from ukraine who are currently fighting right now and not contributing to the world's food supplied and we do expect as well. finally, there will be a discussion among the u. s. president and his partners with regard to the concerns about human rights and specifically, war primes is of course, the u. s. president making headlines last week as he called vladimir putin, a war criminal. and so as a result, the u. s. will be announcing $320000000.00 to not only defend human rights,

but also to document war crimes in ukraine at the united nations. the un general assembly has passed a resolution criticizing russia for the humanitarian crisis in ukraine. christian salumi has more from you and headquarters in new a 140 countries have voted in favor of a humanitarian resolution on ukraine that was supported by ukraine. calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities on russia's part of the resolution. also, a calls for an end to attacks against civilians and an end to the besieged meant of mary of whole. certainly the humanitarian situation in the country is a concern to all of the countries who spoke in the general assembly hall. some 90 of them signed up to speak out, but not all of them actually voted for the resolution. some abstained, 5 voted against russia in its closest allies, no surprise. they are bella roost. countries like syria, north korea,

but some 38 other countries, abstained from the vote, saying that it went to far south africa. in fact, submitted an alternative resolution that didn't name russia. in the specifics, it called for a cessation of hostilities without naming russia as the aggressor here, as the other variation did. they said that this was a, in the aim of building consensus, that it would be more effective if all of the countries were able to sign on. and politics were not a part of the resolution. china, in fact, spoke out in support of the south african draft and abstained from the vote as well . listen to what they said. oh, these are new sheets clear that some of the contents of the draft resolution go beyond the scope of humanity. some issues are very complex, can only be resolved through political negotiations between the parties concerned. the draft resolution proposed by south africa focuses on humanitarian issues and

addresses in many important aspects of the current situation in ukraine. or emphasize that the cessation of hostilities is a crucial step towards improving the humanitarian situation. we believe that under the current conflict and circumstances, the south african draft resolution is more conducive to promoting unity of you and member states. and to further opening the door to dialogue, a negotiation and a political solution one. so $140.00 countries that suggest that the majority of a nation's here at the you and do believe that russia is the aggressor here. it's specifically called on them to stop. i geron oil assembly resolutions are non binding. however, this i has the power of persuasion, perhaps, but not the power of international law, which again is why countries like south africa, were arguing that it would be better to have something more generically worded that all countries would get behind. ukraine has accused russia of deliberately targeting hospitals. moscow denies sad, but it's clear. an increasing number of children are being caught up in the

fighting robin. the grind rec for some live in the frontline city of mich alive, the maternity hospital tries to operate as normally as the war will allow. tamara craft job is close to giving birth. the day before, a different part of this hospital was hit by a shelf, but nobody was hurt in minion against over time, every day you get used to it more and more, especially when the explosions sound faraway themes of the i in another country in the western city of live, if another clinic, this one, treating children with critical heart conditions. this unit has just been moved from the capital. keith. it's part of a national initiative to relocate essential services and companies away from the fighting in the east to the relative safety of the west. miss beside would you say

we are saving, kids have critical heart problem. those who would die without operations. and of course, each child is important. there are hundreds of them, very stressful, but live and other towns and cities in the west have been dealing with a surgeon newcomers since the start of the war. many more institutions and businesses are planning to make the same move west like this hospital most. so eventually they'll move back east again, just when no one can tell fact in the maternity unit in mich life, tamara has given birth to a baby daughter. oh, so did you last anymore? i hope our children won't see this crazy scenes and everything will be good. there is no other way. a few minutes old and delivered into were world her mother could not have imagined just a few weeks ago, modeling her. robert pride al jazeera here the vive. let's take a look at some of the days. other news now and ethiopia, government says it will observe

a truce with rebels integral in order to allow aid into the war torn state. the when says more than 90 percent of people there need food and medicine, but only a small amount has so far made it in degrees leaders plain regional authorities for blocking age where the government claim see graham fighters for blocking the main route into reaching in france the body of jailed corsican nationalists figure even corona has been moved to the island following his staff in hospital earlier this week. corona had been in a coma after being assaulted by another prisoner, the attack sponsor protests with demonstrators accusing the government. the federal government in paris of being responsible, co now was jailed in 1998 for assassinating the regional fission official in corsica. in somalia, a member of parliament is among at least 30 people killed in a suicide bombing. it happened in the town of ballard 20 in central. he shabbily state police say a former politician was also killed. north korea appears to have launch its 1st

intercontinental ballistic missile since 2017. japan says it flew for 71 minutes and landed in the sea off the coast of our mori prefecture. it's a lazy soon, a series of launches. bob young young came john own promised to stop test, so of intercontinental ballistic miss on for head of talks with former us present. donald trump in 2018. china's foreign minister has arrived in kabul for talked a week before b g host, the meeting on how to assist scanning. stan stanley, bon government, one v has met on was met on arrival by foreign minister. i mean con will talkie. i've got a fan says it hopes to develop good relations with china. now our top tourist attraction is emerging from the corona virus pandemic in better shape. millions of visitors has been unable to go to come bodies, uncle, walk 10 posts for the past 2 years. but there's been a positive side effect us. tony chang, this campus. tourists emerge from the ruins of thing meliss visitors slowly

returned to the temples of ankle. cambodia is 12 century temple complex is the largest religious site in the world. and one of the most visiting nearly 3000000 people used to come here every year. but that all changed. 2020. 0 god, monica, we'd known before, covered people with disabilities could earn a living and support their children. but during the pandemic, to be honest, we can earn enough. there are a lot of shortages and we cannot support our families. and i love it. and many other associated businesses remain closed shops, restaurants, and hotels. the ticket holes to access the temples is still empty. despite most travel restrictions now being lifted, even agriculture, the provinces, other income provider has been hit as workers returned to their homes, no longer ground up to go with non one clang. in the transition period, the coverage 19 pandemic was so severe that some neighborhoods were closed. and i

think more than 500 to 600 institutions shut down. now the some relief and 30 percent of the hotels have reopened out of your choice. but the curb at 19 closure has had some benefits. the temple complex which has been exploited for its commercial value, has in part recovered some of its spiritual roots. at a low foreign tourists is slow to return cambodians, a coming in their droves. even the ancient monuments themselves are getting a facelift. at what amine they had job the town i'll go with during the 2 year absence of tourists while covered, spread the temples benefited from preservation work and allowed us to do conservation, which required the use of machinery. and we could close the sites that needed to be faxed, gotta you until tabulate it. without bus loads of tourists, some of the ankles mystery has returned. one of the most amazing things about

visiting yank or what temple complex is to walk through the ruins almost as if you are the very 1st person to discover them in the jungle. but in recent years, with tens of thousands of tourists coming every day, that's been virtually impossible. there's no doubt the tourists will return with them the revenue that so vital to this country until they do this boss. temple complex is host to other playful visitors, eager to explore new and exciting tony chang al jazeera and co. what can book with her? again, i'm fully battle with the main developments on our the war in ukraine leaders at a g 7 meeting have urged president vladimir 14 not to use biological, chemical, or nuclear weapons. that statement comes after nato summit held early in the city. the alliance has agreed.