on al jazeera blue. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, i am fully betty bo, this is the news hour on al jazeera, alive from our headquarters in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. turkey host, another round of negotiations between ukraine and russia. present on says the time has come for talks to produce concrete results. we report from the southern ukrainian port city of mich alive, which i've seen a heavy attack by russian troops for weeks south. also this our gunmen attack a passenger train in northwest nigeria banded says and known locally, are being blamed and police in the u. k. issue. the 1st finds for

a breach of covered 19 roles at the prime minister's official office, send residence at of he disabled with your school 7 places of the concerts where the 22 world cup were up for. grabs on tuesday, egypt all the to feel free, african champion cynical, and they play off in back hall. ah, thank you for joining as negotiations between ukrainian and russian officials are underway in these stumble. there's been regular contact between the 2 sides since the war began, but no break through at 3 previous strands of face to face talks. moscow is seeking guarantees. ukraine, wat, join nato. while ki wants to cease fire at the very least. for grant agreement, the president of ukraine give clear instructions to a delegation, read a not trade people land or so warranty does not have public for negotiation. hero positions, reinforced concrete, supplied by asked and lauren grant's armed forces,

international sanctions that have been applied in russia and represented the government handed over to us today that griffith assume that on the ground ukraine says it's making advances. capturing the ton of our pain. russia says around 600 foreign mercenaries have been killed in the past 2 weeks. in the east, the mayor of merrier poll says 5000 civilians have been killed there since the war began and a 160000 people had trapped. however, some may get out on tuesday with ukraine opening 3 quarters in the dounia screeching. the united nations is calling for safe by faith for aid workers and convoys. and a russian strike has hit the regional government building in mich alive. the southern port city has been under heavy assault for weeks. now we have 3 correspondence on this story. this, our in a moment will get more on the talks with res. so saddam, who's in a stumble, turkey a rom, khan, has the latest from outside ukraine's capital key. if stephanie deka is in mich,

alive, and that's where we begin this news. our stephanie, what more can you tell us about the strike on the regional building in mich alive, water officials, they're saying, ah, well, the city remains very tense. we cannot get any access to the building as this one street across from us. but you can see a lot of the windows here of the apartments and the surrounding area have been blown data blown out. we arrived here about an hour after that strike. there was another air siren buried. sorry, that was going on. people panicking. you still rescue workers running away from the site. we all went into shelter. there were rumors of another plane in the sky. it gives you just the real sense of tension and panic in the city we spoke to one lady was in the shelter with us. i just a car parker, leah, she broke it burst into tears saying, i cannot deal with this any more. it's constant. this building, you're just saying we had a statement from the regional governor vitale. kim, which he posted on his social media. he's down playing the number of casualties,

but certainly from what we understand there seemed to be casualties in this strike . i mean, you'd probably see those pictures mass damage to what is the regional government building. the office of vitale came is in that building. and so we don't know exactly the numbers, but to confirm dead at the moment that number is expected to rise. and michel, i have just briefly folly. this is a key city. it's the last front to really until you get to odessa, which is the largest port city in ukraine. it is believed of course, to be the final. i'm sort of mission if you will, of the russian troops mc alive has held off a ground offensive for weeks. but of course, russia controls disguise when it comes to having that superiority. so this is how you see, you know, what if it's shelling from the sea from the ground air strikes. so certainly that does put ground troops added to disadvantage air defenses are in place, but you will see, you know, the last couple of days we were told things are relatively so to speak,

relatively calmer, and then an attack like this. and it's put every one, again very much on edge 70. thank you for that. stephanie deca live for his day in mich alive. let's not cross to al jazeera is emron can, who's in keep yes. outside the ukrainian capital. keith. so tell us about what's been happening there. ukrainian force is claiming another success outside keith that's us. that's absolutely right. but let before i told you about that, let me just tell you, show you the other side of her, the fighting is going on. this is a very ordinary neighbourhood. this attack actually took place overnight last night and the flames is still burning. you can see where the shell landed. the roof is completely caved in the house at the back of this building is also completely destroyed as well. like i say this is just a very ordinary suburb on the outskirts of keep the russian front lines are about 20, about 15, sorry to 10 kilometer away from here. this wasn't

a deliberate strike. this was a result of just simply chaotic shelling that the russians are taking place, like i say, were about 10 to 15 kilometers away from the nearest front line without a shell would have come from in this attack. it wasn't just this building that was destroyed by another building, just down the street. there we hearing at least 2 people have died. now also on the outskirts of a key, we have a pin which has been taken up by the cranium forces, what the ukrainians now doing is they're going in searching for potential russian saboteurs. anybody that may bill be able to amount surprise attacks on ukrainian forces, but they're very confident now that they've got a pin. if they've got that, that means they can go to the villages on the outskirts. once again, we're in that mode of offensive by the russians counter offensive by the ukrainians and vice versa. and things keep changing, but for right now, particularly on the outskirts of keep it does seem to me that the ukrainian forces do have the upper hand. i thank you for have updates ah, emron can in

a cave. now let's go to a bernard smith who was in a don't. yes. and i know and, and here you've been interviewing a dentist for shelly. been at the head of don. yes. people's republic. what did he have to say? fully very interesting interview with dentist per shilling. of course the narrative here and this separatist controlled part of ukraine is that this is a fight against ukrainian nationalists. they call them hair. neo nazis is what they described the miles and that battling mary awful is described as a battle to get rid of neo nazis, a nationalist. now dennis shalean is saying that in morale all the reason it's essentially been destroyed by city center is because people are fighting street to street house to house. he says in the last 8 years, and the groups call the as all brigade he calls and i sort of national group that

he's very influential mario. he says they spent the last 8 years fortifying the city. he accuses them of using human shields, human shields, to prevent the city being taken by don't, that course is backed by the russians. he also says that in response to the russian defense ministry saying that it is now going to concentrate its efforts on what they call liberating, don't buy this eastern part of ukraine. now the rush is going to concentrate on that. moving away from the greater part of your grade and he says that's going to make an enormous difference a particularly in terms of russian fire power. and he means this in terms of russian power. you have aside from murray awful about 50 percent of the area of don't ask still under control of the ukrainians, but this air is mainly role. it's villages and small towns and the forces here

believe that with russian help, they can quickly take that back up the ukrainians. we have these conflict a for about 8 years and the last month for so you russian forces and the next forces have been advancing on you can controlling control tell atrium territory and on buses. they believe they can go much further more quickly. now the have more concentrated russian assistance vantage. thank you for that venice smith live for i say in don't yeske. now, as we mentioned, talks between russia and ukraine are being held in a sample. turkeys president is optimistic about the outcome or the goodish roller. then we believe that it's a period with concrete results must be achieved in these negotiations. at the stage, you, as the members of the delegations have assumed a historic responsibility. the entire world is looking forward for a positive outcome. from these talks. you are the ones laying the foundation of

peace under the guidance of your leaders, and we are ready to make in contribution, which will ease this process. where so said are, is any sample joint is now live on the news hour. the latest on the talks, any sample waste or how much hope is there, this round will yield something positive while it quite depends on there, negotiate in parties flexibility. here. the officials, church officials, that they are told to the said that russia has some tough conditions, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu, tu? paved the way for a piece or for a ceasefire. russia is asking ukraine to declare officially to declare neutrality, which means not to pursue the goal of being a natal member, but who plane in return is asking for security guarantees from major nato countries such as turkey and france. and also russia is asking for the militarization of ukraine. so to turkish officials says on these 2 items. the neutrality and

democratization ukrainian side is showing the beginning this to make some compromises. however, there are 2 other items that are very much that it could. one of them is the, the notification issue, rush is asking for that. and the officials, he says it is very much an ambiguous uncertain terms where did that to under. so what russian means by that, that must delicate item, however, is the territorial integrity or ukraine, because russia is asking ukraine to accept crimea officially, or part of the russia, and also to recognise the eastern euclidean separate this republic. done yes, and la hans can't take it off. just say that for far the ukrainian side has not shown any a concrete, a willingness to accept this because it's directly related to the company's territorial integrity. so the tools now are on the way between the a, russian and ukranian delegation here in a stumbling bill. nobody palace enter gas, been a favorable company for the grammatical force bought by moscow and kia,

because it has been able to keep good relations work with moscow. and kia it is still selling the that, that the drones to ukraine and they have been approved to be very much affected. i guess, of russian on forces in ukraine. on the other hand, took shakespeare's to steal open to the russian a plays tricky. and the 2 member did not join the sanctions against russia. let's say this, the of their, the russian, all the guards are still welcomed in this country. and by the way, the russian already got the roman ramon, which isn't a stumble. okay. and just before the 2 started, early in the morning, he met president ad one as well. so the officials, he says that the sucks us off the port mostly depends on how much russia is going to reduce from it's back to matters demand and how much you can decide is going to show a flexibility race. so thank you very much for that. and of course, we'll be coming to throughout the day for the latest on those talks. well, it's now speak to alexander road yan ski. he's an advisor,

ukraine president for me as a landscape. he's joining us from berlin. thank you so much for being with us on our 0. we've been here before in turkey in antalya 2 weeks ago, and there was no outcome at all when the 2 warring sides met. what hopes do you have that this stage is strong? any stumble could be successful. well look, we're still pessimistic. may be slightly less pessimistic them before. but in general, like your correspondence said, i mean there are certain issues which are relatively easy to reach a compromise on when it comes to, let's say the russian language there was number never a contentious issue when it comes to the neutrality status. we're willing to consider compromise, but when it comes to our territorial integrity, it cannot be any compromise as the people who are living in these occupied areas. they don't want to be part of russia. so how can we leave them? how can we let alone the whole idea of cutting up our country? that's unacceptable. so we'll see what happens when we have to give pieces try. but there is a risk that russia is just using this as

a trick to deceive the west to think that further actions are necessary because piece of around the corner, i would ask you about some of the specific demands the russians are making. but 1st, what is the hope initially from the ukranian side? i mean that there's an initial c 5 before the talks between the 2 sides. move forward. what is initially the request from the ukranian? well, of course, the sci fi is always the 1st step. we want to stop the killing of the stop, the bottom of our cities, of our civilians. that is always the 1st. eventually we'd like the russian troops to pull back of course to move away from our territories. so this is happening over time, of course, step by step. and again, there are certain compromises where we're willing to negotiate. but we can step at the time because there is, if you missed several again, ski that president put in isn't ready for a peace deal because he hasn't gained as much territory as he would want. and the fairies, and you mentioned this in your 1st response,

is that ultimately ukraine will be divided, will be partitioned of russian east and the rest controlled by ukraine. and even some ukrainian defense officials are talking about a north korea. south korea found divided a solution to end this conflict. what is your answer to that? i mean, would ukraine be willing to give up some of its territory? no, as i said before, of course, no, that's completely off the table. we cannot leave our people behind. they don't want to be part of russia, so this is just completely unacceptable to anybody. now, whatever russia has in mind, it's hard to say, but they have been adapting their strategy in light of their miserable failure on the battleground. we've been pushing them background with pushing them background harder. now they're focusing on the don't bust area because they've already recognized the done buses independent. so perhaps they're trying to strengthen their bargaining position there. but we cannot, and we will not accept a separation of the territory. right. what about the criminal and demand that premier be recognized as russian again,

that's part of ukraine always has been internationally recognized as part of the brain overwhelmingly. and so how can we, how can we deal with that? and if you ask the people and crimea, it's hard to say over the last 8 years, but we know for certain that they haven't been happy either with that. or you can make outcomes what the life that they've been leading on the russia. there's a lot of regret with what happens. now on the idea of neutrality, you said that ukraine would be willing to compromise on that. and one of russia's demands is that ukraine doesn't join nato, of course. so you are prepared to make confessions on trying to, but what else would you be prepared to make confessions on while neutrality is they'll be one of these beneath us that no to us. we've heard this response, so we accept that for now. russia is obviously waging a war against us. we're willing to consider a compromise, as long as we're neutral and we're getting security guarantees, unlike the budapest on them. so real tangible security guarantee. the other issues are actually more important for russia than anything else or more concerning. for

russia, things like the russian language, there was never any discrimination of the russian language. i speak russian everywhere. i go when you agree, there's never any issue with that. like many of my friends and family and whoever, there is other issues that you mentioned also with regard to demilitarization, whatever that means, and denot cation, whatever that means. so i guess this is important for the russians, but to portray a victory at home locally in russia, it hasn't, hasn't got much you with the reality on the ground, but we're willing to give them something such that they can tell it to the local populace. that's fine. let's talk about what's been happening on the ground. we've heard about ukrainian successes in pain just outside of keith, but we've also heard reports that russian forces. i'm now trying to in circle ukrainian forces in the east. what is your assessment about? things are going on the battlefield and how much longer can ukrainian forces hold out? yes, so we've been monitoring the situation carefully. of course, we know what's happening. the russian troops, the numerous russian troops,

there are numbering on troops quite a large amount now. but they're also counting heavy, heavy losses. the report that we are getting our her and the russians are losing hundreds of troops day by day. i mean, the whole fields are actually filled them with russian corpses. so nobody is picking them up as many other areas before. so it's a humanitarian. it's nicole logical catastrophe. that's unfolding. we're monitoring the situation. our troops are doing well. they're holding up this areas well protected because over the years we had expected an offensive move by the russians there. so we'll see what happens. but of course we're holding our ground. we're standing graham. thank you so much for talking to us. alexander again, ski advised that ukraine's president voted me as lensky joining us there from 1000000000. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. now is that correspondence crystal saddam mentioned earlier, sanction, rush and 1000000000. eval mine. abramoff h is attending the talk. see nice stumble on monday. it was reported that he and 2 ukrainians were poison that talks in keith. earlier this month,

the chelsea football club owner reportedly suffered for eyes and peeling skin, but has now recovered. the wall street journal reported ukrainian negotiate is also suffer symptoms consistent with chemical agents. and the investigative website, belen cat has confirmed the 3 delegates fell sick and the criminal has just said that $34.00 so roman abramoff. h poisoning are untrue. join a whole is in london following the developments. belling cat has developed a pretty sturdy reputation for it's open source forensic investigations and reporting online the organization. as you said, they're reporting alongside the wall street journal on this saying that it had been in touch with potentially even commissioning it that's implied, but not entirely clear from what they wrote, commissioning chemical weapons experts to conduct both remote and on site investigations at presumably at the location where these meetings might have taken

place, and that these experts have led belin carrier to be able to confirm that on the night of the 3rd of march 3, individuals, 2 of them senior ukrainian negotiators, one of them, roman abramoff, which experienced symptoms consistent with poisoning with chemical weapons, mr. brockovich is described by bell and cat as an entrepreneur. of course, we know him better as the owner of chelsea football club, the russian billionaire, all the galks ought to have contacts on some level at least with the mere putin in the criminal symptoms. reportedly, according to belin, bending kat included piercing pain in the eyes. one suggestion was that mr. brockovich may have lost his sight for a period of time that's confirmed, but also peeling skin on the faces and the hands for the wall street journal. adding that the health condition of all 3 has since improved and that their lives were not in danger, are not in danger. and these chemical weapons experts going further saying the

dosage and type of substance likely was insufficient to cause life threatening damage and was most likely intended to scare the victims with the wall street journal. adding that it believes the suspected attack was orchestrated by hardliners in russia who wanted to sabotage the talks. ah, let's take a look at some of the news now and gun men have attacked a passenger train in northwest nigeria around a 1000 people traveling from the capital of buddha. took a do now where reportedly on board injured were taken to hospital witnesses. the others were killed or kidnapped for security services. haven't confirmed how many the train a time follows, and i sold on kaduna airport just a few days ago as ringing on monday, teresa correspondent, in a butcher, i'm a, this is a 2nd train attack in the last 6 months. what more you hearing about the circumstances

of this one and who's behind it when basically it's known that bandits operate along the route, they have a different tact. like you said, they protect these ratings before, although it was not as devastating as best they pleased, unexposed advice on the truck. and this time around they do read a big truck, killing many people according to witness account. and from all indications, a lot of people must have been injured because we're talking not about one or 2 hospitals. many hospitals are receiving victims. this was confirmed by the community state government, but it did not say how many people were injured. like i said, 970 people wanted that train to kaduna and it didn't say exactly how many people were injured or how many people died. but it's clear that as time goes by, we seeing the number of people being injured or what been injured in that incident

and rising to a very worry number. they also not talking about how many people have been abducted since yesterday. we kept here. we kept hearing about the government and officials trying to look at the manifesto and to determine how many people, what taken what we know since yesterday. so the number of people on that, on the train was 970 and it's many and generous. i wonder why is it taking the government more than 13 hours to come up with an idea or an exam, an estimated number of people who have been taken by these bandits. right. and attacks carried out by the so called bandits are happening more and more often. and nigeria, what is the government doing about the problem? well, it looks like the government is struggling to contain the situation fully. this. this, this problem started more than a decade ago. it started as a conflict between commerce and capital hood is in the north of the countries, particularly in some for a state. but although the problem has been that conflict because promised and

capital that is of a result of land and water has been there for generations. but this problem started is collecting about 10 years ago in some for a stage. no thought is what interested then in tackling this problem, you make them a forced into action and count directions between palmers and capital. heard is and then we saw this, setting up a vigilant is a militia to protect communities and we've been long term became. busy low onto themselves, talking community, stealing, capital, stealing from produce at packing communities, and the fortress did not intervene until when this problem started getting out of hand. now the military has been drafted to deal with a problem that the police was supposed to be dealing with in the 1st place for a very long time. the military is of a strict us, we know they have, they are involved in almost all parts of in fact, the chief defense off announced last month that the military is involved in dealing with conflict and problems in 36 of night. jo toxic states in including of course,

the federal capital which, where the train originated. so the problem is that the military has opted on debt talking, the bandits location, but the problem is they attack one location and then these bandits move to another location because you've got the problem. so the problem of kidnapping for rent some in nigeria has spread not only from them from northwest of nigeria. it's a major problem of course nigeria, and of course is one of the most lucrative criminal enterprises in the country for the thank you. thank you very much. for that, i'm at the time for there in abilene, jo, border officials in uganda say thousands of refugees have crossed into the country from northeast and democratic republic of congo. it follows an attack there by the m. $23.00 rebels with captured areas close to the border, raising fears of further escalation. the abandoned army says there'll be no restrictions for people fleeing the violence. man, mars military leader has ordered the creation of public security teams in towns and

villages across the country. they'll be given weapons, were scythes the army in fighting rebel groups. florence re, has more the use of paramilitary forces in myanmar is not new. the myanmar military had in the past provided weapons to civilians in ethnic controlled areas to help it fight civil wars. and 5 years ago it gave weapons to non ringo villages. in northern, reclined state after it launched a brutal crime down against they, mainly muslim running a minority there. now this time, the creation of power, military forces, indiana, is thought to be to help the jupiter cracked down against the resistance movement, especially in central myanmar where security forces have been engaged in fears, battles with resistance fighters, known as the people's defense force. now, armed resistance against the june has increased, many people have attended jungle training camps with have learnt how to handle weapons to make explosives. and they've launched a tax against security forces in rural and urban areas. june to achieve mental lang,

has recently vowed to quote annihilate, unquote, antique who opponents blaming them for the violence in the country. local media report say, the june test has given about 2000 weapons to around 77 paramilitary groups. now, what's interesting and perhaps also unsurprising. is that these paramilitary groups will also include outright nationalist put this month known as nava thought, and this group in the past they had been responsible for stoking and team was the rhetoric they had also in the past. align themselves with the military. but what this latest development means is that the fighting man is unlikely to stop and will in fact, most likely worsen, especially with the june turn now not only encouraging, but also arming its supporters to fight against. and he qu protesters,

cilla, head on the use are apologizing for food shortages officials in china, and made districts called 19 restrictions are causing a problem. the mexican government faces accusations of colorado into the disappearance of dozens of students in 2014 and another. when for the soon to be women's, well number one, people have minds ah we've shaken up the weather pattern for western areas of europe. hello everyone. let me show the situation on tuesday. so we got instability. now shower zip in across and that is cold. air is starting to dig in, so just a high of 11 degrees in london. you're going to be into single digits by wednesday . central europe still a good while to pause sunshine for places like budapest 4024 degrees i should say.

but watch what happens on wednesday. rain develops across italy, the eastern shores of the adrian c, and where we have showers, we've got low temperature, so big drop for budapest, just 17 degrees for you. lot of cloud cover over turkey, this gonna generate some showers, a brief burst of showers for places like at the capital anchor at 15 degrees and for the other side of the mediterranean, we've got this push of atlantic rain. we'll see some rounds of heavy rain for coastal portugal western areas of spain and that what weather is drifting down into morocco and to nicea elsewhere across the top end of africa, we've got sand and dust spinning around and for southern africa it's about the heat, almost said a new record in port elizabeth, $38.00, a few degrees off the record. but those wind shift around on 2 states are temperatures dropped by more than 10 degrees. what weather and also what for cape town with a high of 90 degrees on tuesday? ah.

oh, in nigeria lives you see be times or do use under football is one of you with guy rice? i do not know anybody, john that is followed in nigeria like football. my nigeria is soccer. my nigeria is your development. my major is this is my nigeria. my. my gary on al jazeera on april 3rd on guardians will vote alimentary elections. but the warning ukraine has changed to political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hunger. so will peter mark is always policy getting up seats to with stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al jazeera.

ah, the me, you're watching these are on here. i would need for you back to remind over main developments on the war in ukraine. a russian rocket has hit the regional government building in nickel, live, creating official rescue efforts on the way for 11 people trapped. the southern port city has been under heavy sold for weeks. negotiations between ukrainian and russian officials have begun any sample 3 previous rounds failed to make progress. ukraine wants russia to withdraw mosley seeking guarantees that ukraine warranty joining a film and sanctioned russia. billionaire, vermont abramoff, which is also taking in the song to wall street journal,

is reporting to ukrainian had been poisoned during the talks criminal criminal in phase the report on napoleon, deputy foreign minister says he believes russia wants to attack poland prevailed abroad. jablonsky was talking drunk 0, some you say done. do you take that as a serious possibility of, of rush or attack? i think there is serious possibility and there's not, there's much more than surface readers, absolute certainty that putting would like to do it. and at the same time, we are also quite certain that he will not do it now because he's too much occupied with what's happening in the crane. he's losing this war. he cannot saw overcome, brave ukrainian defense. but he's still much bigger and has much more resources. so we still can overcome that. if we allow put into winders will, they will rebuild, they will regroup, they will risk supply, and they will be sucking more countries that will be starting more was and you can

wash a fall interview with ukraine's deputy prime minister foreign minister on top tranche sierra that on thursday, the 31st of march at 1630 g m t had a war in ukraine is threatening food security in sudan, which important more than 80 percent of a suite from ukraine. bread prices have gone up and nearly 10000000 people are facing shortages. their fears of number will double in coming months. hibbon morgan reports from cato. the usual ingredients including flour, go into making bread here and this bakery incidence capital hot stove. but in the past month, the cost of a single loaf has increased by more than 40 percent from $35.00 to denise pounds, to 15, the equivalent of nearly a dollar. recall of an encoder would love the reason for the increase is because everything needed to make the bread has increased the yeast, the electricity to operate the ovens and the wheat. but the biggest increase is in the wheat, wheat is imported, and the cost of importing has increased hikes in prices of bread was $1.00 of the

factors that sparked to revolution in 2018 leading to the overthrow of the countries. then president amaral bitchy. but the cost has increased tenfold from what it was just 2 years ago. it's the result of the lifting of wheat subsidies as to dan grappled with a shortage of hard currency, global events, half of the contributed to the recent increase in the cost of wheat. 83 percent of sudan suite imports come from russia and ukraine, and the war has affected global wheat supplies. even if sedan decides to look for other sources, forthwith import it will likely be at a higher cost. the work in ukraine has increased, the price of wheat and sudan will still need to secure hosp currency to buy it. and right now, that's something that's in short supply. international donor, suspended a to the government following lost his military take over. dan is already grappling with an economic crisis and devalued its currency last year and again in early march that increase the cost of those living in poverty to more than 70 percent.

according to the world bank, many are unable to afford feeding their families. the idea of additional meals, something we have dropped because you're close to read the gnostic to breakfast and lunch, no dinner. and even when you think of buying your own wheat in beacon at home, up the coast of flowers, high one out of i had him up and i used to be able to buy for 400 or 500 sit in his pounds. now the least i found is 1500 pounds to feed my family. there is a big difference in the cost before and now i'm with 9800000 for denise or food insecure last year, according to the u. n. but with the we're in ukraine and the deterioration economy . the organization says that number is expected to double to 800000000. by the end of 2022, we want to only before the green crisis, we already seen the increase of management across country. and mainly because of the food insecurity,

the impact of this would insecurity will be that there will be increase case load in the inclusion site or the nutrition services. and jewels like us are going to see the government is providing across country. but also there will be an please case load in the health facilities because of the impact of food security and having lack of access to food said the bakery has reduced its operations due to the increased costs of making bread. he is concerned that they may come a day when he would have to shut it down because even if he could afford to buy flour to make bread, there may be very few who can afford to buy it. he will morgan al, jazeera her to him, hollis now speak to thomson siri, he is in live in western ukraine and his a spokesperson for the world food program. thank you very much for being with us on, on tuesday or mr. ferry. we often hear about russia and ukraine being the bread baskets of europe, but of course it goes beyond europe. definite, as we seen in inhibit report there. what went to prolongs conflicts mean for these countries, like sudan and countries in the middle east that vulnerable to the price of fleet

and bread? russia ukraine combines a code for almost 50 percent of the global we experts at 20 percent of global basics. and they have disruption of cause, such as this conflict in production or even to supply is likely to drive prices up, affecting millions of people, people such as the people living in the country like sudan. no, no, this will go global commodity markets will soon be missing the food and prices are definitely going to shoot up. what is happening in to done is just the stops. more and more countries will likely be, be, be affected. with almost $45.00 african countries in port if they are weeds from, from, from the region and 18 percent of those countries in port over 50 percent of the

are weed from the region best is disastrous. this is catastrophic. and it was pro, do for most of those countries. and so what should the government of these countries like? so don b be doing right right now, in terms of contingency plans, if this continues to go on, if a conflict strengths on look, i think it is anything to be learned from this conflict and which is also quite clear from what you learned from the course 19, is that this is exposed, are a highly concentrated agricultural export market. we over rely, or to few countries to produce for the rest of the world. now, the world's export and reserves those primary agricultural commodities remain concentrated a very few places. now, we need bank messy cation. we need to lock or production, and come to love to don. you have a good doing so in organizations like the world will go go. i've been trying to

boost local production in countries such as we have much where we want to be for a 2nd. be aware of it. and we, i have to was all right, have a w, f b, even before this conflict had been forced to, to reduce food rations for 8000000 people in yemen. so what impact is the war in ukraine having on, on food aid there and, and in countries that are in conflict and that were ready, suffering before this war began, what are going to be your plans and solutions to help these countries like him look, ukraine is a country 14 navy, but that is feeding 400 it is, it is not caught up in this conflict at quite a number, operations and countries. i went to catch the coal here and we have been forced unfortunately, to reduce rations to we are struggling. we need resource, one hasn't been supportive, but we asked them to kind of be dig deeper so that we're able to continue and

sustain operation. it is not easy for us when we choose who eats and will doesn't eat. when we check food from those $102.00, she, those were starving on the brain, which is what we've been doing in yemen. just to get to sort of sustain activities and make sure that people are tied to the ties. it's worth 15. we moved, we need to be able to produce food, but to going conflict and humans, one country that has been coughing for or was a big dessie made or need more. we just the complex jobs. then we have a realistic chance of being able to, to, to eliminate our thank you so much for talking to us thompson ferry spokesman for the world food program. joining us there from live in western ukraine. thank you so much for your time. thank you so much. for every now and 2 other news and police in the u. k will issue fines to at least 20 staff from the prime minister's office for

attending parties at breach grove. in 1900 lockdown roles. the names of the individuals have not yet been disclosed. the investigation related to 12 events last year and the year before recovered restrictions may have been flouted. prime minister voice johnson has come under heavy criticism for taking part in the east. 2 of those gatherings, whole bread, enjoying this life from london with more on this story. tell us for this, remind as paul of the background to or they've and what police have decided now the background to all of this is that between may 20, 20, and april 2021. a series of parties took place gatherings, downing street and other white whole departments, government departments in what we now say is contravention of the. busy law of the land at the time. so the central point of anger, public anger was the fact that the people who are making the laws weren't abiding by the laws themselves. what happened was, there was an internal inquiry,

16 gatherings were examined. and then just as the inquiry was about to report from what we call sue gray, the police stepped in and said that they were going to launch their own investigation. that was in january, the police investigated 12 gatherings. and now they've issued the 1st set of 25th penalty notices to 20 individuals who were at those gatherings. the police put out around a 100 question as to people who are after gatherings. so the expectation is that is more evidence is gathered and the police sift through it that could be further numbers of people who are issued with these fixed penalty notices. but the crucial thing is, is the prime minister bonus johnson himself going to be among those who have been judged to have broken the law. it doesn't appear that he's among the 1st batch of 20. that doesn't mean he won't be caught up in all of this at a later day. so what happens next then what happens next is the police continue

with their investigations. they. busy when they, once they finished looking at other individuals, they will bring those. busy forward and either decide to issue fixed penalty notices, which defines of $200.00 pounds or more or simply let them go. the crucial thing will be what the reaction of. busy back bench conservative m p 's and parliament are many of them have withdrawn the letters of no confidence against the prime minister. there is a sentiment that the war in ukraine is probably more important at the moment than party gates. but that's not to say that there couldn't be a real backlash against this statement has been issued by one of the societies, one of the groups the represent. bereaved families from curvy today think it's crystal clear. now that while the british public rose to the challenge of making enormous sacrifices, those are downing street failed, frankly bereaved families have seen enough this p. m should have resigned months

ago over this. so there's still clearly very visceral public anger in some quarters about what happened in those crucial months of 20202021 paul brandon in london. thank you. to mexico, in our newly obtained video, shows evidence of a government cover up in the disappearance of $43.00 students. in 2014 officials say the students were killed and burned rubbish dump. but the new footage shows that's not true. john home has it's what everyone had suspected for years. but finally, video proof met scripts, authorities planted evidence in the biggest disappearance case in the country for decades. when 43 students were poodle fusses by municipal police on the night of 26, september 2014, and get out of state, then never seen again. the public demanded answers. where were they? who else was involved in their disappearance? only of this, the competency muscles under pressure,

mexican authorities came up with what they called the historic. truthfully, of this drone video shows it as a set up these tiny figures. a mexican marines heading into the co cool of rubbish, dump guerrero on 27th, november 2014 close to where the students disappeared. one of their trucks blocks access to the site. they stopped for a while lingering, where late to pull. it shows will be conveniently found by federal investigators. then they moved to a different part of the dump. 3 white bags appeared beside them. they like to fire the 3 bags disappear, present for at least part of this day, say the independent expert was mexico's then attorney general. his use more, you cram, develop a louder fast food 11 days sca maria cram will claim in a packed press conference that the full t free students was shot dead by local gang in the cooler dump in the spot where the marines 1st stopped. the gang them but their bodies, he says,

where the week before the marines had lit the fire history sufficient as him, it's sad to present his images, but it's our to he to a society that is truly, truly offended to you. that the reason for his fabrication finally a case which had captured the hearts of the public and caused unbridled indignation against the government and suspicion it could be involved could be put to rest. as yes, that's according to the independent international experts who arrived in 2014 to investigate. i feel as healthy. yes. oh cool. that on the authorities, he'd changed information, denied any knowledge of the facts or where the students were the days will be equal to him with a book even before this video, they're ready serious doubts about maria crimes. historic truth, not least of the videos, most of suspects, tortured into giving evidence. the key thing about this video is that it was filled by met can navy drones,

it's almost beyond dispute. and it was then apparently locked in a vote for more than 7 years until a new administration and current president under his manuel lopez over the door pushed the country's intelligence services to hand over confidential archives like this one, to the independent investigators with the videos only proved there was a cover up. the central question is still unanswered, even after all these years. where are the $43.00 students, or at least there remains? john holman, out is eda metzger, city perused president. pedro casio has survived a 2nd attempt to impeach him. congress failed to reach in our vote, sir, move the president from office. earlier he presented his defense against allegations of corruption which he called baseless garcia's 8 month old government has faced several crises, australia and new zealand are among countries alarmed by negotiations for a security patch between china and the solomon islands. a legal document said

china's military and armed police will be allowed to protect chinese projects. their gallons, prime minister says the backlash is very insulting, when i say so, gavera is denying opposition. reports that any deal will lead to an autocratic government. officials in the chinese city of jung chew and have apologize for food shortages caused by coroner virus long don measures. operations of 2 major wholesale food markets have closed, have been closed. the local government says it has organized the delivery of food and basic needs to its residence. and china is financial capital. shanghai is been split into on the 2nd day of a covered 19 locked down. mass testing has begun in the eastern half of the city while the western half to follow with the west and have to follow in a few days. shoppers have been panic, buying as public transport shut down and millions stay at home. katrina, you has more from being the streets of the eastern part of shanghai are eerily quiet. china's most populous tissue has begun. it's true. stage. corona virus

looked down. the 1st since the pandemic began for monday morning, about half of the cities 25000000 strong population has been told to stay. home. authorities are conducting mass testing desperately trying to curb the number of infections which have spiraled out of control in recent weeks. so far more than a 1000000 people have been tested now on the western part of the city, people killing up the course restores and supermarket collecting supplies to that at the severe lockdown which will begin on friday. earlier this month, shanghai authority said that the city, which is china's main financial hub, they said that it would not be shut down. but china 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic is being severely tested by the highly infectious alma kron variance. each day there has been about 5000 cases, reported mostly a symptomatic, but still china continues to respond with its playbook of mass testing,

heavy quarantine and heavy restrictions. despite an increasing sense of frustration among china's population, as well as continual drag on china's economic growth still ahead on al jazeera in sport. will it be a night of oil cap? his 3 for mommy african qualifies speech. i'll have the details next to stay with

. with mm whole lou ah and i was supposed to maggie valley for huge day of woke up qualifying with 7 of the remaining places across the 2020 to decided on tuesday. that includes all 5

african nations that will be heading to the finals afghan champion, synagogue trail egypt, one know, going into the 2nd leg of bay typed usher. comedy show reports from beckle. senegal are the reigning african champions crowned 50 days ago in your own day. cameroon, however, these celebrations are long gone and the team now faces a new challenge. their funds across the world expect nothing less than qualification to the upcoming. woke up in katara this november and december. but they find themselves between a rock and a hard place, having conceited, an own goal in cairo, and the fast leg of their play of tie against egypt the to wrong the lions will play for the foss. time of the newly constructed stud do senegal, we've over $45000.00 fans expected to be present to cheer them on a lot is at stake for these football, loving nation, whose fans continued to cray for success at the high table of world football. the

challenge is to guide my team, the national team of shinagle for the 2nd time in my career to the world cup. that is my 1st goal. we have worked on this for years and to morrow is a day to show on the beach. however, marcella and egypt stand in their way. the 7 time we could african champions are seeking revenge against cynic, doubtful and highly congested african 2021 final last month. it's a bit the that the 2 best teams love africa. 3 months ago, they need to play against each other. i will say unsettled that the 2 best teams of african african cup of nascent should qualify director to walk up. we have already seen a continental champion in italy. he fell to qualify for this. he has woke up in cuts off for synagogue. this is an early warning, and one that they're not taking lightly whatever the result in this game this year woke up will be without one of africa's most inform teams. i shall come get shot.

i'll just the or the car senate go, molly, seeking a slice of his screens. you nivia, they've never qualify for the final before. molly will need to reproduce some of the good form from the group stages to overturn a one goal deficit from the 1st leg. coming into the other 3, play a final expense, goal is between nigeria and gone, and algeria hold the one the lead ahead of the secondly with cameroon, and morocco and the democratic republic of congo all locked at 11 from their 1st match on friday to the european sale final take place on tuesday and could there be another phase of north macedonia that knocked out raining european champions, italy in the semi finals, and now they're in portugal looking for another upsets which would take them to their 1st ever world cup finals. she will, she will know. obviously this is one of the most important matches in the history of our football may be many didn't believe that we would be present at this press conference today. but here we are. all i have to say that this is not

a coincidence. this team has something that may be the others don't have. i'm very proud of the face we've achieved, and we are ready for this final in tuesday if other european play or final poland host, sweden, the poles were given by through the semi softer russia were removed from the competition suite and beat the czech republic and extra time to set up the clash, asian group qualifying concludes, and sees as well before automatic sponsible ready been decided, but replacing the play off against the strain is still up for grabs. the united arab emirates have the upper hand currently sitting 3rd in a group. a victory of south korea in dubai would be enough, but if the u. s. e flip up, they could be put to the play off by iraq or lebanon. in today's international friendlies, denmark's christian ericsson, if it for an emotional return to the park in stadium in copenhagen, it's the ground where he suffered a cardiac arrest doing last year. european championship. he scored on his international return on saturday, but he said to stop against serbia. both teams have already qualified for the world

cup. you can prepare thing. it's just going to be one of the moment. the reception and obviously in holland was very big and my expect, of course i'm going to be the big a that is the place what happened and people to see it. and then afterwards, people were talking about it that the, it was an, it's back to normal. they're going to have a new memory. and then they're going to be special, of course is going to be special, but i'm going forward to well, it was a great night in the n b a fall, serbia, superstore, micheler, your kitch, the denver nuggets. santa ladies teens are 113109. when over the charlotte hornets on monday, dockage was in fine form, contributed 26 boys. 19 rebounds and live assists, that made fool 19th, triple doubles of the season. at the miami opened tenets, world number one in waiting, eager she on tick, cruised into the quarter finals on monday. the pole was up against the american

teenage prostrate, conquered golf in the last 16. but it was a pretty straightforward outing. forced me on take. it will take over the world number one ranking on monday, following the retirement of ashy party. 6361. the final school here, full fiance, food team, straight win. okay, will be with a for now. i'll be here again in a few hours time with most schools. thank you very much. now actor well, smith has issued a public apology on instagram to chris ron for smacking him during the oscar ceremony a committee and made a joke about smith's wife shaved head. j to think it smith has alopecia, which is a medical hannah's condition. the actor said the joke was too much and he reacted emotionally. the academy has condemned his behavior and says it's launching a formal review of the incident. and i said for this he is our own out his yeah, i'll be back. would be 1300 hours at gmc news hour to stay with us. so emily angland has more. the daisy is coming up very shortly here and i'll just say thanks . watch

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room for exceptions in the name of overriding national interests, ah, a russian rocker, it hits government headquarters in the ukrainian ford city of mich alive, which has been under heavy bombardment for weeks. while turkey house, another round of negotiations between ukraine and russia, president 0 to one says the time has come for talks to produce concrete results. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming.