ah, that found a route we built their lives, and now help us attain of course, recruitment child soldiers and to have we pick exploitation of women. daughters of ours chabad taught at the radicalize youth scenes on al jazeera. ah, ukraine sends a convoy of bosses to the besieged city of maria pole in the hope of evacuating. thousands of trump civilians, more russian shutting around cave. and jenny have 2 days after moscow analysis reducing operations. ah, 11 o'clock, this is our desert life into ha also coming up. 2 palestinians are killed by israeli forces during a raid in the occupied west bank following attacks in israel. took his prosecutors

want the trial of 26 suspects in the killing of jealous jamaica. so g to be transferred to saudi arabia. so we begin in ukraine where a convoy buses is set out to evacuate civilians from mary pulled to the east. russia has agreed to open a humanitarian corridor from the city, at least a 160000 residents of trapped desperate for food, water, and shelter by russian forces. continuing that bombardment of the north targeting the outskirts of cave and a chain have where more than 100000 people are trapped. that's despite promises to limit operations there. and president of laudermill lensky. he's warning russia is regrouping its forces for new strikes in the east and don bass region bosco is saying, it's focusing on liberating people from ukrainian control. we'll have more than that in just a moment. the 1st this report from bernard smith in the russian controlled area of

northern multiple there's not much left to fight for and maria pull. but the sound of shelling is constant. no one flinches. after 4 weeks of this, they used to it. this part of this port city is now russian controlled, and some people are relieved about that. florida might be confused if the russians they would say started to why would you be happy that the red light done bob lucky those guys the they didn't. dumbass is russian speaking, ukraine was pressing us with their language. we launched at 1st no problem, but then there was too much pressure. and then in 2013 as of brigade came and it was chaos. the russians say this city has been destroyed because they, as of a group with neo nazi sympathies, won't surrender. the battalion is integrated into ukraine's national guard,

which has some autonomy. the presence here was one of vladimir putin is justifications for launching what he calls a special military operation. ukraine says russia, which is looking for an excuse to invade variable city council says there are around a $170000.00 people still in the city. most have been without power or running water or much food for a mum. hey, you got an indication of a scale of the need. there is here for humanitarian aid. this place has been on the russian control. now. for about a week this past mario full and since then this has been turned into an a distribution center with food and freshly cooked meals and some medical assistance . but all of these people from here, they go back to what's left of the house. these people are caught in the middle of one of the most strategically important battles in ukraine. maria post capture

would help russia create a corridor to join crimea. we've done yet, can le ganske and narrow ukraine's access to the black sea? that's why neither side is giving up. sophomore, which is the dean d. my neighbors, old. she can come and share the food with her. i shared with every one who lives on my street. there's so many people who are old, which is con, con message boards are used to spread news about who is safe, who is missing, who has died. mobile phone coverage is erotic, even if there is power. with russian control comes russian administration. the said is everywhere. the hash tag reads, we don't abandon our own. what began as an identification on military vehicles in dumbass, has evolved into russia's logo for this war. what did you leave? so much cruelty and the bombay shall flying. why was there a need to destroy homes?

it's a military crime. no one should do it. both sides are guilty to bump at night to shoot, kill. her son is here to help. oh, if russia takes full control of mary apple, it will be the 1st major ukrainian city to fall. a morale boost to one side. the psychological blow to the other. too much is at stake. for there to be any let up in the shelley bernard smith al jazeera mary or paul. let's be not to robert bride . he joins us from levin. rob, so the situation in maribel is dire. the need to get people out in parma. that's right. we're still waiting to see just when and how this humanitarian corridor will come into operation. the plan was for it to be set up and operating

today thursday, but we're now hearing from the international committee of the red cross, the i c asi that they would be willing to lead this convoy into matter. you pull it out of mary, you, paul, as long as the 2 warring sides can agree exactly to the terms of the timings of his corridor, the route that it will take and so on and that they would be aiming for friday. so this may well be going over into tomorrow friday now. but according to the i see, i see the russians have agreed to a cease fire. we've heard from the ukraine's deputy prime minister that 45 buses have been sent a to mary. you, paul, a full this a convoy the problem with previous c. c. spies that have failed is a just a lack of trust on both sides at both sides, accusing each other of acting in bad faith. at part of that mistrust on the ukrainian side. is that the fact that they accused the russians of a diverting thousands of people who have been evacuated from maddie, you, paul, to russian controlled territory or into russia itself against their will. we do

know that this convoy is that meant to take people a desperate to, to get out of matter. you pull from mary, you, paul, a to a bit. but jans could. this is the port which has been taken by the russians further along the coast of ukraine and from there north into ukrainian control territory. we're also hearing from the i see are see that as well as the need to get desperate people out of the city. they are also trying to get aid into the city a waiting to see over the next day, 2 days just when and how that will take place. or i believe that the man, thanks for much of that update from a bribe report enough from reveal or the head of ukraine's state nuclear company says the u. n. at watchdog agency will monitor ukrainian plants occupied by russia . the international atomic energy agency will establish online monitoring missions for the each novel and stuff. what easier plants i. e, a g for fail. marianna grossi visited a nuclear facility, and michael, left on wednesday. a ukraine has a 15 nuclear reactors,

of which are 8 reactors. the cooperating, it's a difficult work. the cranes ambassador to cut her has called on russia to be kicked out of fee for o, the invasion of his country. well, foot will chiefs have been meeting at fif, is congress in cutters? capital of doha, russian delegates have also been attending our correspondent andy richardson was there, rushes. national teens may be bound from all international competitions at the moment, but it hasn't stop the football federation from making an appearance of the faith congress, the annual meeting of football world governing body, which is taking place in castle. if it says it counts, suspend the federation, the political actions taken by a country's lead as well. that's not a few shed by ukraine's representative this congress. you think it's right that the russian football federation is sitting just a few yards away from you? i think that they have to be expelled from this body since they have perpetrated the crimes. they committed to the general,

the violated all the norms of the civilization instructions town, the ukrainian football team, play it this year as well. company, is it possible? well, it's difficult for me to say you see the situation and if the position is worth of course, we'll be happy to do that. ukraine to remain in the right place at the chaise. well cut that place in scotland has been delayed and so at least in june, that drove the group stages of the finals which kick off in november that takes place at the same venue on friday. a palestinian man has been shot dead on a bass by israel and israeli civilian after stopping a 30 year old man in a separate incident. the palestinian health ministry says israeli forces have killed at least 2 palestinians. 817 and 25. it happened jury and israeli rate in the occupied west bank following attacks in israel. early this week, 5 people were killed when a gunman, automated by cope and fire in

a suburb of television, crowds in the occupied west bank have gathered to mourn the death. neither abraham has more enough from geneva. people are shooting into the air in respect to all man. senate of author. yeah, he's a 17 year old. according to witnesses, we spoke to deer. at that, they said that these wally voices has waited the cab at out. 7 am in the morning local time, the firing shots. now according to the israeli army, they say that they have arrested palestinians for a being wanted or they believed that some of them are involved in the attack that's happened in naperville at his rate is the teeny of tel aviv 2 days ago where a gun man had sought 5 is waiting, so and, and killed them. so there that palestinians believe that this is come in retaliation of this attack. let's not forget that. as we said before, g means has arms. so people usually here fight these really forces raised with arm

to day 2 young men lost their lives and 3 others are wounded in critical condition . attackers prosecutors off for the mountain, so g murder trial to be transferred to saudi arabia. 26. saudis are being tried in the absence and the stumble, well known saudi journalist was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in 2018, consult. jesus fiance says the trial has stoled because of saudi arabia's lack of cooperation, said a has more now from for stumble. while those who are familiar to this case, the killing or for kashi and the following judicial process, to say that as mostly a political decision here in, in, in turkey. because just after 2018 after the killing of jermel coach with g r d, the relations between turkey and saudi arabia got very much interrogated. so the phrase relations got to an extent that the,

almost all business sectors between the 2 companies was halted. some menu of the turkish even were denied to enter in saudi arabia. and then, so the idea had one of the mean demand dad, turkish court, who is, was judging this saudi nationals were been involved in the killing of jamal cartridges that came to be dropped so far that hasn't been any there will ultimately gotten done. took you rejected to drop the case, but now the prosecutor is asking the did they did that. they're the judge to drop the case. so today, the turkish foreign minister motel sort of said that soon they're expecting some remarkable, significant progress in terms of the relation between saudi arabia and turkey to come and present ad one also is expected soon to visit saudi arabia. so that's why the experts were familiar to this case, to say that this is a political so tap. so i had here on al jazeera, an australian t v reporter,

accused of revealing china's secrets. we have the latest from beijing as frustrated . ambassador is refused entry to her trial and fling fighting in the conquer. we'll have the latest from uganda, with thousands seeking sanctuary. ah, john, he has begun the faithful wold copies on its way to a castle book. your travel package today. hello there. it's an improving picture for japan as we look at the weather across east asia. we've got that pulse of what windy weather, pushing out further east. it's going to clear up for patients like tokyo and we will see temperatures here start to recover, but they're not going to edge up to the average. slightly below it will feel a little bit cooler. now a lot of that wet weather that we've seen across central and southern areas of china will start to ease by the time we get into saturday. it's looking

a lot clearer for shanghai and places like sol invasion. we will see the temperatures start to climb again. if we have a look at the 3 day for beijing, there'll be plenty of sunshine on saturday and sunday with clear skies now is the edge over to south asia. it's certainly a clear picture for much of india and pakistan. we've got heat wave conditions continuing up in the north and into southern areas of pakistan, karachi, so it's hottest march day on record on wednesday. if that verified, it breaks the temperature that was set in 2010 and there's more heat to come. we're going to the temperatures pick up towards sunday. they will drop down on monday that will be a break from those hot and dry conditions. but not for new delhi. we're expecting temperatures to climb, nearly touching 40 degrees by friday. casso, airway official airline of the journey. iraq, a nation riddled with land mikes and an expert dedicated to defusing them,

one by one. equipped with only a knife and a pair of wire parties, he faces death every day. but does his work make him a hero or a target witness? the d minor on al jazeera. ah ah. and again, you're watching out 0. a reminder of our top story and russian sees fired to allow civilians out of merrier poll has come into effect. ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy of buses is trying to reach civilians trapped in the port city. bombardment

is intensified around ukraine's capital and north institute gym if, despite russia nazi would scale down operations or residential areas and civilian infrastructure have been hit and keeps subs. president blood amid zalinski says ukraine is bracing for a new offensive venetian don bus. moscow says it's focusing on liberating people from ukrainian control and origin, partly held by pro russia separatists. well, the fighting ukraine has force 4000000 people to leave the country. most of them are women and children. many men under the age of 60, have stayed behind to fight russian advances, and most of the refugees have gone to poland, can be how kit is there and spoke to women, helping ukrainian refugees on a scale not seen in decades. julio dance cova had children and her friend are fleeing rushes. war in ukraine again. the 1st time they laughed was after russian president vladimir putin invaded don bass. this is not our 1st time to leave it. we

left him 2014. after this time, we want to give our true amended best deal and we don't want to raise them in the republic that is being destroyed dealer. so julio hopes to make it to toronto, canada, or she heard there is a large ukrainian diaspora. this time i left my house beyond you yell if you're older son's parents and husband there among the more than 4000000 ukrainians that have left since the latest conflict began. more than a month ago, often with few belongings were plan of where to go. next. train stations and abandon shopping malls have been converted to shelters and like the women filling them most are staffed by women. the number of refugees fleeing with in europe is unprecedented since world war 2 with the majority heading to poland. and just like more than 70 years ago,

it's once again women who are stepping up to assist a lot of women in this particular unit. and the fact that the scenes are reminiscent of europe in world war 2, when women replaced men in factories. so they could fight. things are different now, but also similar in ukraine. president vladimir zalinski has asked civilians to fight alongside ukraine's military. and men under 60 must stay in ukraine to take up arms. so it's women keeping things running inside ukraine and in countries like poland where they escape from funding. women usually work at home with children and now they are involved. they want to win this war. they are doing what they can, and this is in a woman to nature, to help it up a bit to promote the conflict in ukraine is fresh, so dated is not yet exist on just how many women are now working in traditional male non combat roles. but it's estimated to be in the millions. love love,

oh crane. our men are fighting for us. they are brain. well, that's the, you know, some wishing that them when you are you. but they aren't the only ones just as they drew out history. women are once again mobilizing into a silent army of support. kimberly how kit al jazeera show shall poland. fighting in democratic republic of congo is causing thousands to flee over the border into uganda. the latest battles followed decades of unrest in the eastern congress. a can weapons war. fighting between government forces and the n 23 rebel group. the sent thousands of people on the run in eastern democratic republic of congo. it's not the 1st time. and, and we were just all that m 23 had come back again. they emerged from the forest to attack the congolese government. at the moment we had just seen government forces

driving up and down the road, but we don't have a solution yet. 9 years ago and 23 fighters took control of sways of territory along the border with neighboring rwanda. to, to widely believed to be a proxy when the government will. they were one that denies it. did i just thought i'd get him and i john pier conger, his army blames were wonder for the reason to tags which started on tuesday. congolese officers paraded these 2 prisoners in front of journalists in the city of goma. john said they were ruined and soldiers fighting for the armed group. em ventura sydney, probably for the m. 23, supported by their wonder defense forces, his k to doubt incursions and attacks on deer to see military positions in chancery and renew in re true territory. and 23 fighters have taken control of some villages near the border. with uganda. the group denies having foreign support. let m m 23. rebellion is a conga lease movement and doesn't benefit support from any neighboring country.

the accusations of the d. r. c is to just cover their and capacity on the ground. as for the current ongoing fighting, we are defending ourselves against the different attacks that we have been facing from the government army since many days. thousands of people across the board and he can get away from the fighting. uganda and rwanda have both been accused of meddling in eastern congo. displacing people edison, they invaded in the 1990 congo, has one of the largest un peacekeeping missions. it's really effective and stopping violence, but in 2014 to help defeat them. 23, with a strengthened mandate and extra troops and from tons in the lobby in south africa . to defeat with a high point for con, goes army to the soldiers flashed out the rebel good with international support. now it's short of resources and struggling to control parts of the east. people

here waiting to see how far m 23 will go this time. and if the congress army can stop them, not malcolm web al jazeera. china has deferred the sentencing. administrative tv journalist who's been on trial behind closed doors to lay face is life in prison if convicted of revealing state secrets. katrina, you report now from china. capital. australian journalist chung lay has gone on trial in this court and they jing, she's charged with a legally supplying state secrets overseas. sterling officials try to get access to the court and thursday morning, but were denied on grounds of national security. specifically, her concerning from satisfactory and group, little writable them. we can have no problem with the liberty of approaches voting of women. so my name is john. ray chung, worked as a television present for state broadcaster c g t n. before being detained in august 2020, she was formerly arrested

a year ago. district and government says it has no information regarding the allegations made against her, and has expressed concern for her welfare in detention. china's foreign ministry has dismissed the complaints, troy of the body where you, barbara, chinese judicial authorities are hurling the case in accordance with the law and fully guarantee all the rights of the person involved. chung was born in china and raised in australia. her 2 young children are being cared for by relatives there. she hasn't been able to speak to any of them since her arrest. roman catholic, a former corresponded in china, and friend of chance says it's unlikely she'll get a fair trial to process my 8 year process in terms of the charlie system, but not in terms of most of how the rest of the world runs its course. so i feel it, i lay half except in so far as she can gauge from the

thrust of the interrogation to which she has been subject, may well not know the detail of what she said to have done. young ladies trial comes at a time of tense relations between china and australia. kendra has been a vocal critic of bating handling of the pandemic and its human rights record. this has resulted in unofficial trade blocks on australian imports, and to day there are no journalist left working in china forced really in media companies. another is trillion rice, a young june. it's been detained in china on spying charges, and was tried in may. there's yet to be a verdict in his case. chung lay could be sentenced to life in jail if she's convicted in china. 99 percent of defendants in criminal cases are found guilty. katrina, you out is irritating a police until i have arrested at least 55 people during

a day of nationwide protest demonstrated through far bumps in stones of police. the violence broke out on the anniversary of the killing of 2 brothers by police officers. in 1985, they were protesting against the government of them. president augusta clinician and his 5 officers were injured. genesis president, teresa dissolved the parliament. he suspended last year, accusing politicians of attempt, your qu, they defied case said by voting to repeal measures. they say, would give him near total power. sorry, heritage this report or in will you be at the law. another decision likely to divide a nation based on chapter 72 of the constitution. i announced today at this historical moment, the dissolution of the rapids did counsel to protect the state. hi sy, it acted after a 124 of parliaments, 217 members, held an online meeting on wednesday their 1st since he suspended the legislator 8

months ago. a few hours later, the president responded. nice would a lesson. unfortunately, we are witnessing a coup attempt, but it is a failed one. the national duty requires to day, the protection of all the people and the homeland, based on the articles of the constitution. classic who is exactly what opponents has spent months accusing side of staging since last july, when he sacked the prime minister for his parliament and granted himself new sweeping powers, he felt threatened and tried to get them arrested. the prosecutor general said, i want to rest of my evidence and now we sing. ok, parliament finished. but this is, these are the acts of someone who is lashing out anyone. he considers a political opposition. he doesn't want to dialogue with those that don't agree with the 64 year old was a constitutional law professor before taking up politics in december, he nancy to points a committee to rewrite the constitution and puts it to

a referendum in june. meanwhile, the country is experiencing its worst recession since the 1950s. unemployment is high when ukraine has driven up the food prices. and months of political tension have done little to lessen the internal political wrangling and corruption. that side claims force him to suspend parliament in the 1st place. ah, but what does seem clear that the latest stand off is another blow to tennessee is shaky democracy. our height of al jazeera world, freelance journalist elisia holcman has more of the political fallout from tunis. what politicians say calling for a fresh elections, but this is the thing that ty site has yet to speak about. the constitution says that he has 30 days to hold legislative elections. but what we've,

what's been in the press is that the minister justice has sent a list of m p 's to the public prosecutor yesterday because they're accusing the m . p. 's. he met yesterday of homing, so a criminal band and so that they sort of plotting some kinds of county schools. but what we've, we've seen is that the public prosecutor is actually kind of tracking heels to se warrants because no arrests have be made yet. say, said parliament in a ways has been the last gate keeper for a, for a white, a democracy. so yeah, this meeting yesterday, which is the 1st time that parliament is that she sat since july 25th with a key event they were due to meet on saturday. and the moment parliamentarians deciding whether they're going to go a hint of what the next move is ordinarily when just it's parliament's dissolved. they can still operate until a new parliament is elected. but at the moment, effectively, the country is in

a sort of political limbo. again and parliament is once again in no man's land, a gunner is to stop producing its own case 19 vaccine in 2 years time in his state of the nation addressed to parliament president nama cooper. otto said national vaccine institute would be set up around 20 percent of the population has been vaccinated. the government lifted most restrictions last week as the infection rate for a week in which we made a genuine bill with you in a this the hubble space telescope has spotted what may be the most distant star ever seen. it's called arundel and its light. it took nearly 13000000000 years to reach here. massa

research is estimate the star is or possibly was at least a 1000000 times brighter than the sun, and possibly 50 times larger. now it's called our realer and has been revealed by ad there says the official match ball for the fee for well cup cutter. 2022 former well cut winners. sick, a cassius and caca tested out the new ball in friendly match. local children are real means the journey in arabic. and the woke up takes place in cutter from the 21st of november to the 18th of december. ah, this is at 0. these are the top stories, and a russian sees fight to allow civilians out of mary paul has come into effect. ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy of buses is trying to reach civilians trapped in the port city. bombardment has intensified around ukraine's.