ah ah, taking a stand against roches invasion of ukraine, western leaders condemned moscow's actions as barbaric nato has never, never been more united and it is to day to do is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going into ukraine. ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up,

a city burnt and besieged those left trapped, and maria pull q for desperately needed aid. plus these people have never held a weapon before they are civilians. they're not going to be joining the fight, but they want to know how to, if it comes to that, i'm stephanie decker in the vital port city of a desktop. we'll have that story coming up. and north korea launches what could be its largest intercontinental ballistic missile. a move denounced as a threat to regional piece of security the leaders of nato. the european union of the g. 7 nations met in brussels, condemning russia's actions. and announcing further sanctions, the 30 nato allies said that russia's aggression against ukraine was the gravest threat to security indicates al jazeera natasha buckler begins our coverage from brussels. us president j biden's trip to brussels to meet leaders of nato. the g 7

and european union was aimed to rallying western allies to find ways to stop russia's warn ukraine and sent a message to moscow that the west is united. nato has never, never been more united than it is to day. toners getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going into ukraine fight and said the u. s. would commit $1000000000.00 in humanitarian. 80 a crane. and the western allies would impose a raft of new sanctions on moscow. ross went on, she knew sanctions of more than $400.00 individuals and entities aligned with an alignment with the european union. more than 300 members of derma oligarchy and russian defense companies that fuel the russian war machine. earlier in the day, ukraine's president address nighttime leaders and asked the military alliance for more help to fight russian forces to greenland in my available land. ukrainian army

has been resisting for a month in unequal conditions, and i have been repeating the same thing for a month now to save people and our cities, ukraine needs military assistance without any restrictions. mesa continues to reject zalinski request for a no fly zone over ukraine of affairs that he could escalate the conflict. bobby alliance has agreed to send more weapons to keith as well as equipment to deal with a possible chemical or biological attack. as concerns, growth rushes, inflation could take an even more sinister turn in the use of chemical weapons. wool totally changed in nature of the conflict. it will be at blatant violation of international law. ah, ah, it will have a wide spread consequences. and of course be extremely dangerous. biden joined you leaders at the end of the day for summit,

focused on ways to win the blog of its reliance on russian energy supplies. on friday, the u. s. present will travel to warsaw to show support for poland, which is welcomed. the majority of ukraine's refugees biden once the west to keep up sanctions pressure on the kremlin. but the question is whether it will be enough to stop vladimir putin's war as it enters a 2nd month. natasha butler, al jazeera brussels. a focus of the fighting has been the battle for ukraine's 2nd largest city and has been more shilling in car caves. russian artillery landing in front of a postal center where people were thought to be cuing for food. at least 6 people were killed. and 15 wounded, the cities mer says that nowhere is safe and was advised people to take cover underground or in basements out a 0 acid bag is in car cave. and went along with one of the teams working on a recovery operation. in the rubble of this building, the search continues not for life,

but for the dead. bombs rip through the hockey administration building on march 1st, leaving only debrief, twisted metal, and dust. one bomb came through the roof, others fell outside, leaving a crater and destruction for all to seek with a balance with her. so if we catch to workers on a break, they tell us of the last few days, they found 4 bodies. not any day after day they returned near the la maya, this garage telco system on the google. it's just a, i think many here faced such a large number of victims among civilians for the 1st time. you are young as they say, one debt is a tragedy, but a 1000 deaths are statistic. unfortunately, it's the truth of those cities because they're under constant threat of further

strikes because they don't we don't have time for feelings now we put them aside, but we'll have to deal with them later. not. it's not an easy process. was not now we have work to do, we focus on it. this was the kitchen to the cafe next door. everything has been destroyed and called cafe pictures on the walls. but there's one thing that does stand out and is quite striking. you can smell the fact that there's still dead bodies. there's remains still here. we're standing on 5th floor here. almost more still faucet was military guys. just we just received. we been, we met jania in the ruins of the building. it was like he had just finished his

morning briefing, gwen and bought a t. m. first stroke. it came and hits near this building. all windows were crests, 1st injurious. and 10 minutes later i was, i went darlin on such floor and 2nd, rockets attack this building right there. and everybody who was standing on each floor on that's on the corner and everybody died so far he hasn't been face to face with his enemy. this war, which is wars world rocket. first of all, and most of our victims also see the new victims are. mm hm. so they, it's, it's a, this victims is because of rockets of bomb been of air attacks are here at tech or, or rocket tech. you just like it's like a lottery,

it's like because in all in all you can we not you can lose. i'm alive. my guys for my for, for my team the alive because real life, all the way to search, continue a month into this war. the still pulling out body on a daily basis and work of her have told us that that group task will continue until they've been through the table. and slowly the body characterizes rescue workers provide whatever dignity they can to their fallen countrymen. i said, bagel al jazeera, had keith. he footage from ukraine's besieged city of mary port. mary paul is giving a glimpse into level of desperation. there civilians line up to receive handouts to the city that's under constant bombardment. russia is distributing the supplies, but russian troops had been accused of repeatedly preventing humanitarian aid

convoys from reaching mary paul, violating ceasefire deals. cities been left without water, food, electricity, or medicine. ukraine says that 90 percent of the buildings in mary a poll have been destroyed. another 3000 civilians have managed to flee. maria paul, most of them drove to the city of zapora, by private car. it is thought that nearly 100000 people want to escape maria fall, but are unable to do so. they need to be dealing with quickly said me, the past 2 weeks. we were sitting in the basement. we couldn't get out at all. we'll make food. shells constantly flew into the yard and one went in, had house next door. it was scary. we decided to get out at our own peril and risk it. we ran under the shelling to the car. we could barely make it. the shells were landing near us. it was very scary. getting here was very difficult transport. first of all, the hospital though all transport was badly damaged. we managed to leave and that

is already great and left alive. i walked among the buildings and there were around 10 cars burning at once. i mean, it's hell. what else can you say? it's hell. there is no, mary appall anymore. it simply doesn't exist. that's all up ukraine's largest port city. a death remains on high alert for a russian assault. the city is filled with sand bank barricades and so called hedgehog defenses, which been installed by soldiers and volunteers. the sandbags were also being used to protect architect architectural trenches. russia war ships lie just off the coast of the black sea until now death has largely been spared fighting. but the antis a patient has residents taking matters into their own hands. on serious stephanie deka is there. ah, we will lay down our souls and bodies for our freedom the words of the ukrainian national anthem wait much heavier now. no one expected to find themselves here in

an undisclosed location on the outskirts of the city of odessa. barbara, i will always treat the gun as if it were loaded. they had taught the basics of how to use a weapon. it's a good super acquitted cars to do this course takes place every day. there are no days over. we really don't know how much time we have before our russian attack on odessa. so we are trying to use all time that we have to do as much as possible for our people. and we don't teach military tactics just how to operate a gun and how to do that safely. these people have never held a weapon before. they're not going to be joining the territorial army or civil defense forces as they're known, but they want to know how to be able to operate a weapon to be able to protect our homes, to protect our city. if it gets to that point for many here, it's not something that comes naturally. i never before. if we bonds and though no,

i am totally not in the up that i have to protect my house. oh, legs, wife and daughter are in romania now. i cannot explain for my daughter 6 years so that she is crying and asking why we cannot stay together why we cannot stay m o home. and it's really hurt, really hurt. well, what to do will to do the cities been shelled, anti aircraft defenses can be heard firing every day. most people here believe it's simply a matter of time before russia turns its full attention to ukraine's largest c port . all goes the lawyer and this is all new for her to have you ever used a weapon before? never, never. i you, shelly, i was afraid of for whipping. you ever imagine that this would be happening? never. no, not at all. i have a very civil live

a hobby. i don't stand go. oh yes, i don't. we're used to to 5 to something else. no, no, no. it's not for me. i'm just a woman. but now every thorson in ukraine, a woman amen and doesn't matter. we are fight, we need to fight despite fear and anxiety. here, there is strength from all being united, we're told, ah, standing together in these, unprecedented and extraordinary times. oh, stephanie decker, al jazeera in odessa, southwestern ukraine still come on al jazeera. the un blames russia for the humanitarian crisis from ukraine demands that moscow stop but fighting it already is a riot alert. is in place of the either the corsica ahead of a fuel service from nationalist leda. event coloma

ah hello. they will start in north america, and a mass of tornadoes is broken out. some of those southern and southeastern states in the us bringing damage and destruction. and that thanks to a front which is pushed out to the east coast, not moving rather quickly, bringing wet a weather to new york and washington dc. but by the time we get into saturday, it's going to be eastern areas of canada that see that wintry weather. we've also got a winter storm that's blown across the canadian prairies, bringing cold the conditions to toronto and detroit snow to the great lakes. and it is gonna get cooler in that northeast corner. it's gonna get cooler as well in the south east. but if going to state rather hot in the south, west of the u. s. we've had reco temperatures in california that he is expected to continue. and it's not going to help drought like conditions if we have

a look at the temperature in phoenix, arizona for the next 3 days while we're well above average, more than 10 degrees with plenty of fun shine through to sunday. as we move to central america, we've got above average temperatures, as well. for northern areas of mexico was seen the wet weather plague, the south yucatan peninsula, seen some of those thunderstorms. and that line of rain is going to push east across the caribbean, bringing some heavy a falls to the bahamas by friday. ah, the 20th centuries 1st genocide thought to have that the blueprint for the holocaust is too often overlooked. the sand will come in very everything, but for some reason, the fuse to bury these people. they want this story to be taught over a century on the injustice echoed down the generation. and the pastor, reparation is not an easy one. namibia, the price of genocide,

people and power on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, hello again, this is, i'll just remind you of the main news this our nato allies say the war and ukraine is the greatest threat to security and decades. the leaders of the military alliance, the european union of g. 7 nations have been busy in brussels. they warned moscow against using chemical and nuclear weapons. that's been more shelling and ukraine, the 2nd largest city comp keys. the regional government says that 6 people were killed and 15 wounded when russian artillery hit people who were queuing for

humanitarian aid and civilians in the besieged city of maria pole with and given desperately needed aid. russia is distributing the supplies, but most has been accused of violating cease 5 deals, preventing aid convoys from reaching the city. donal jensen is the director for russia and europe at the us institute of peace. he says the tightening sanctions could soon force russia to negotiate. anxious or now no longer to turn it failed in doing that, what they are now is punishment and they are now and that pressure on rushes economy may well lead them to go the next week, 2 months to the bargaining table. as impressive as this show of alliance, unity has been there are some different notes, but different from germany and to some extent, italy about this issue of purchasing energy for me from, from russia. i think you're going to say, continued impressive unity. however, cracks like this are worth paying attention to cracks,

like this on energy will not dissuade or hinder alliance, unity on the big stuff. but it will make some very interesting conversations within the navy. and it may also result in some adjustments to whatever we're doing to push back. so i can, i would not exaggerate the differences at this point because there's a present said we are we, the west, the united states navy are been, i've been, are about as unified as we've been to see end of the cold war. and that is not an easy task to achieve, depends on the goodwill of all the countries and in europe and all of a lack of community. and that's not easy. and we ought to be a, i think, impressed with what the west has done so far response to the prices. the head advanced, national committee of the red cross says that it's difficult to get supplies to. people caught up in the fighting in ukraine, be tomorrow. net rushes, foreign minister, so gay, love ross 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 and 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. we previous the legal bonus because we welcome the willingness of the red cross to use available resources to help people in need in ukraine, the 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. the un general assembly has passed for humanitarian resolution on the ukraine, demanding the russia stop the fighting. 5 countries, including russia, opposed it. but as christian salumi reports now from the un, dozens of others, abstained. citing the war is growing tall on civilians in ukraine. the un general assembly demanded an immediate cessation of hostilities from russia called on its troops to withdraw. 140 nations voted for the resolution backed by ukraine and nato allies. though it just shows, again, that when the international communities asked to take a stand, russia is isolated and the appeal to day of the general assembly is directed primarily towards russia. and we just hope that this time they will heed

that cold russia was joined by only 4 allies, north korea, bella roost, syria in eritrea in opposing the resolution which also demands an end to the seas. mary paul, but 38 countries, abstained from the vote. among them, china, the asia, neil, it's clear that some of the contents of the draft resolution go beyond the scope of humanity. some issues are very complex and can only be resolved for political negotiations between the parties. concerned. china favored a resolution submitted by south africa with more moderate language when calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities that didn't single out russia. once war has begun. it is imperative that all of us work to what's peace. it is for this reason that saw that it as the of the view that right now, we should be more concerned with ending the wall and addressing the humanity and plight of the people that i picked it by it. that resolution was submitted,

but never put to a vote after ukraine raised procedural objections. these tax has never been a product of consultations with ukraine. neither it is a product of cross regional consultation. as was the case with the resolution just adopted by overwhelming majority. it is attacks promoted unilaterally by one country prompted by another country. unlike the security council resolutions and the general assembly are legally non binding, but still symbolically important. even countries who stain from the vote expressed grave concern at the humanitarian situation for ukrainians. but argued a resolution supported by all countries would be more effective, even if the vast majority of countries believe russia is ultimately responsible. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. now let's take a look at what else is happening in the world right now. the u. s. is imposed new sanctions on north korean chinese and russian individuals and companies. after

north korea tested its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile north korea's leader kim jong, untold state media that he personally supervised the launch. he says the new messiah is key to deterring nuclear war. the pentagon and south korea announced that they would deliver a firm response. the u. s. state department says the new sanctions target bows, transferring sensitive technology to north korea's missile program. victoria gayton . b reports an emergency meeting of south korea's national security council held hours after pyongyang launched an intercontinental ballistic missile or icbm. it's the 1st such missile test in more than 4 years. to learn for coney, the government urges north korea to immediately stop actions that raise tensions on the korean peninsula and cause regional instability and return to diplomatic solutions as soon as possible. or people who previous icbm launched

by north korea, have been tipped with super large heavy warheads capable of striking the united states. japan says this latest has shows north korea as technology has advanced egypt and knocked out your in nor alcorder based on the fact that the missile this time flew higher than an altitude of 6000 kilometers. and much higher than the launch of the intercontinental ballistic missile. waste on 15 november of 2017. we think the launch this time involves a new model of an icbm class messiah before phoebe. for years, attempts to dismantle north korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs have failed. in 2018, the leaders of south or north korea signed an agreement outlining steps to de nuclei as the peninsula. but tensions persist. a year later, donald trump became the 1st city u. s. president, to set foot inside north korea and met its leader kim jong, earn their meetings were historic, but fail to produce

a result. north korea has continued to launch short range, ballistic missiles, struggle facing an economic crisis because of international sanctions in the pandemic. and let's say the show of military muscle may be intended as a morale boost at home and to show the world it's a force to be reckoned with. it's clear that the joe biden administration is not willing to enter any negotiations with north korea. unlike president trump, and that's kind of antagonizing pyongyang, so pyongyang is responding in the, in the way that it knows how, which is to cause instability across the indo pacific and are launched the series of missile tests. ah, south korea responded by all say, firing missiles. it said it wanted to demonstrate its strength and ability to punish victoria gate and be al jazeera. he appears government says that it will observe a truce with rebels into grey to allow

a aid into the water region the you and says that more than 90 percent of people that need food and medicine. but only a small amount has made it to them to rise leaders blame regional authorities for stopping it. but he threw up his government says that to graham fighters a blocking the main routes in somalia as government is promising to increase security. following bombings that killed at least 48 people. the attacks happened north of the capital, mogadishu in the city of bel edwin felisa, the 2 local politicians were killed. the armed group al chabarise has claimed responsibility for the attacks. the french out of corsica is on the alert ahead of the funeral for the jailed corsican nationalist of on colona. he died after being attacked by a fellow prisoner was 3 weeks ago al jazeera nicholas hark. has more from the capital a jack sio. on a bright and clear sunny day. the shores of italy are visible from this french

island in the middle of the mediterranean. it feels far removed from what here people call the mainland or france or the continent, especially now after the murder of the corsican nationalist. even cooler, not because people here blamed the french state for his death that took place inside a french prison. in ma say his body was brought back late into the night. thousands of people were there in what appeared to be a spontaneous funeral procession. this is an island in morning. but according to the french state, even colona has a shady past. let me show you why it was almost 25 years ago that on this road, the top officials sent from paris to oversee the island. b. play fair as it's known in france was on his way to a theatre when he was shot several times in the back. even colon i was arrested in

judges. say that he was responsible for his murder. the island is known as needed, the booty which means the beautiful island, but it has an ugly side. it has the highest murder rate per capita in europe for the french authorities. there's a link between corsican nationalism and the corsican mafia. one funding the other through racketeering. of businesses, the control of casinos, drugs and prostitution. this is something the french state wants to bring to an end . hundreds of students gathered outside the australian prime minister's home and sidney as part of a global climate protest that taken part in the so called climate strike, involving hundreds of thousands of young people around the world. some pointed to the recent floods in australia, just example of why governments lead to take urgent action. we have experience, the blue sky is of 20192020 this month,

the line we have experienced devastating flooding. and i am tired of these events being called unprecedented because if the government does not take climate action, these gotta stop big rebel, maybe disasters are going to become the norm. former us president donald trump is suing his democratic rival, hillary clinton over the 2016 presidential election. although he won lat pole. he's accusing clinton, the democratic party, and others of falsely linking his campaign to russia. lawsuit is seeking at least $24000000.00 for damaging his reputation. it also claims that trump last the 2020 election to president joe biden, due to widespread fraud. full time woke football champions. italy have failed to qualify for the world cup. after losing to north macedonia in that playoff in palermo, the european champions just couldn't find any breakthrough italian forward dollar. co. berardi was close to getting the 1st go with mr. net. in the 2nd bit of added

time, alexander i coughs. keith struck to st. 67 frank north message earliest woke up layoff against acoustical. ah, thousands of people celebrated the victory little message. odium, capital scope, gape the only major tournament. the country has qualified for its history of us for 2020 european championships for posterity will play portugal on tuesday. for a spot in the 2022 world company here in casa. ah, it is good to be with us. hello, adrian, sort of get to hear it though, how the headlines and al jazeera nato allies say the war in ukraine is the greatest threat to its security and decades. the leaders of the military alliance, the european union, and g. 7 nations, have been beating in brussels.