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well cup a drawer is just a few hours away. the qualifies for contact 2022 are about to find out who they will play 1st. so russia is accusing a crate or a cost cross border attack targeting $1.00 of its fuel depos where 5 is still burning videos appeared to show 2 helicopters, striking in facility in belgrade. on friday morning, the bloss set off a huge fire. the deputy says governor says ukrainian attack helicopters carried out the air strike where keith has not claim responsibility. witnesses say, a 2nd, blas has occurred while firefighters is still trying to put health out the blaze. and the kremlin says the attack creates an awkward backdrop for talks to the invasion lesson. now from wrong, a dream is more from belle grove in russia. la la la la la cannon financial.

previously, there were some incidents where ukrainian shells fell over some villages in belgrade. region, but russia says this is the 1st time an oil facility has been targeted. the governor says to ukrainian helicopters penetrated the russian air space without being noticed by the air defense systems. and targeted and oil tank. fires are still blazing at the oil facility, and the russian ministry of emergency announced that the fire fighting operations are still ongoing with around $200.00 fighters using about 60 special units to fight the fires. all the people in the area have been evacuated. also, the russian ministry of emergency has mentioned that they fear the fire skin spread to 8 oil containers. the mayor of belgrade region denied the news that 2 people have been injured and received unnecessary treatment to lava. so fire fighting operations are still going on. and so as to prevent any fire spread to other oil containers and tanks, let's hear from monster in our his social, my hotel. the governor burglars is saying that the helicopters involved in the

attacks were flying at low altitude and the target of the fuel depot in big lud, which is on the, on the border with the ukraine. the authorities are saying that they are making all the necessary efforts to ensure there's no disruption of fuel in the, in the area. the same time in the 1st reaction. the criminals said that the attack on belgrade is not going to be helpful in that talks with ukraine, and as far as those stokes tops are concerned, or russian for. melissa. so gay, love ra from india said that there's a progress in those stokes and that russia is working on a response to the proposals made by the ukrainians, insisting at the same time that the ukrainians understand now the status of both crimea and a duly esc until hands, as far as crimea is concerned. you remember that when the russians have been insisting, and one of the key elements of the deal is for the ukrainians to recognize crimea

as russian, and also recognized both self declared republics of the guns. and on his way remains to be seen how chalks, with further evoke particular when it comes to other issues, particularly when it comes to the security arrangements that ukraine has been asking for. something similar to the nature's collective defense mechanism. and they're, both of the key guarantors will be playing to in the future, to secure and to are the that the security of the ukraine will 5 weeks into the war. ukraine says that russian forces are withdrawing from the north and areas around the capitol. and this includes hoster mel where russian troops sees an airport in the 1st few days of the invasion. troops are also leaving the northern city of cherry have after shelly up for days, russia pledge to reduce its operation in those areas. during negotiations in istanbul this week and further virtual talks between the warring sides are set to

go on the way in the company as all the while the red cross is leading an evacuation of civilians from maria pole on friday, but it's on shore. if aid can be delivered around a 160000, people remain trapped in the besieged port city with ill food, water or shelter bed. so sweet suzanne bez, robbie who joins us live now from the viva zane. so what do we hearing about the russian withdrawal festival? well, we've been expecting reports of some movement for several days. russia has announced in previous, in the last week or so that they will be pulling back from areas rank even turn to give. but up until today, ukrainian officials have not confirmed anything like that. they've been saying over and over again. they've, they've not seen any reduction of russian forces of russian presidents in their areas. they've seen it uptake in the number of attacks being carried out against them. but today we are hearing from you training officials. we're confirming that

in and around the capital as well as trying to give itself there does seem to be an observable pull out of russian forces. now the regional governor of turn to give says, even though it does seem like that is happening, it is not a time to let their guard down that air strike still remain a real and present threat for anyone in his area in his region. north of cheese hospital international airport. now this was an incredibly important strategic victory for russia in the 1st day of the war when troops landed. and we're able to take that airport. that really was for many people. one of the 1st known instances of, of boots on the ground in the ukrainian capital, russian boots on the ground. and now we're getting reports that it seems that russia has abandoned that position and moved away from the airport once again, that airport now in ukrainian control. it tells us more about the situation in mariposa zane and the efforts to get people out this this effort has been weeks in the making mario of course,

the worst effective city throughout this conflict. so far, 90 percent of it almost completely destroyed is difficult to see how that city could be rebuilt and it's been important to try to get people out as soon as possible. the i c r c is involved. the red cross has confirmed that 54 buses. 54 buses now are on route to mario pull to evacuate citizens as quickly as possible. we don't know exactly the level of or how far along they may be on the route. we don't know if they've managed to reach those people if they're headed out yet, but we do know that the mario for city council is said, but today they are hoping to evacuate as many as 2000 people. now, these buses aren't carrying any humanitarian aid. what we've seen in convoys in the past is that if they're going in to pull people out, they carry aid in medicine, food, water, anything that people might need. so they can leave that stuff behind for those that they cannot take with them immediately. now in this case, no aid is being carried into mario poll. we don't know why, but it may be, because a lot of the time that a convoys have gone into cities, they've either been confiscated by russian forces occupying those areas. or they

don't make it to the people that need them. again, we don't have any detail, but we know that those buses are going it empty, hopefully pulling people out of marble or as i. and thanks for that update. then because rob reporting that from the v since russia's invasion, more than 2000000 ukrainians have fled to neighboring poland, amera, warsaw is creeping for help. the capital already struggling to cope and a potentially overwhelming 2nd wave of refugees is expected. kimberly halgert has more. ah, war saw is a city under stress. within days of rushes, invasion of ukraine, the children of refugees started showing up at polish schools such as this one desperate for normalcy. some still in shock, no toys velma, blunted her nagging dis, is a tragedy. the biggest problem is intimating shoes or clothes is the psychological site, but these children don't want to be in poland. demis their fathers, fernando,

calling from across town at one of warsaw as busy as hospitals. the situations the same, every day on top of serving hundreds of polish patients, ukrainian refugees are showing up by the dozens of the soul bulletproof. and i got a value of the bottle from you. usually it's infections. they also have all kinds of aches, muscle eggs, stomach aches, diarrhea, respiratory infections. sometimes they a bruised from traveling out of town of school. since the start of rushes worn ukraine, poland has absorbed roughly half of the 4000000 refugees that have fled. within weeks, warsaw saw it's 1800000 population swell by more than 20 percent overwhelming city services. it's estimated there are more than $400000.00 ukranian refugees living in and around warsaw. they're drawn to the region because poland government has promised free education and health care for ukrainian refugees living in poland

for up to 18 months. warsaw is barely managing. that's because there's no system for delivering these services. on a me asked scale. people ask me, what's the problem? there are no tense. there are no camps of refugees. yes, because they have been accepted to our homes. but if we have more and more and more and we have no strategy, then of course the system will break down and it will mean that we will be overwhelmed and that we are not going to be able to effectively help are the refugees. warsaw mayor says the international community is providing assistance, but he wants the united nations to help manage the effort. so far, poland government has refused. the mayor says he's not sure how much longer the city can come. and the refugees who are currently being welcomed into warsaw may soon have know where to go. kimberly hell get al jazeera, warsaw,

poland. well, as the west puts pressure on russia, it's foreign minister. so gay leverage is headed to new delhi for talks with his indian allies. india is one of the few countries that has increased business with moscow since invasion of ukraine. and as a long term ally, it's refused to condemn russia's actions and has abstained from un resolutions. this d. o wisdom florence would like to reduce any meaningful international issue to the crisis in ukraine. you know, position, we do not say anything. we appreciate that it is taking this situation in the entire show fits not just in a website that we will lever of also said he hopes trade with india can bypass the use of the us dollar saying russian money was being stolen overnight. and as with

per annum has more from you. so gay laval said that for many years now that russia has been working with india, with china, and with other countries to establish these alternative payment systems using national currencies. for those reasons, because he said that it is not that western nations have not been reliable and that this is now the time to intensify all of these efforts. and in fact, officials from the russian and indian central banks have been meeting this week to work on those alternate payment systems and how to use bags which are immune to us sanctions. so gala rove also spoke about what he described as a very close relationship and friendship with india. and he said that he appreciated and he is what he called. and he as an independent foreign policy, that they respect each other's mutual interests. and that sentimental really

underlined their discussions on friday, on regional and on international issues. and again said that with the west imposing sanctions on russia that they are not bound. he said by the markets that they are open to looking at other markets to creating these are the markets and again that they are ready to sell. what ever indian needs instead of head here on out 0365 days of no, hey, why these miners in alabama holding the picket line, the longest strike in the us states history? ah, richard, he has begun the free for world copies on its way to the castle group your travel package to the hello there. let's have a look at the weather crossed east asia,

and it's an improving picture for northern areas of china. we've got high pressure in charge, keeping things largely fine and dry. the beijing that extends to the korean peninsula. lots of sunshine for sol, and we will see temperatures around this area pick up in the days to come. it's going to be cooler in shanghai and wetter in the south of china. the temperature in hong kong, well below the average on saturday. but it is going to improve by the time we get to sunday and it will improve for much of japan. a lot of the wet and windy weather has swept out further east, but we will see a few showers and patches of wintery weather here. and there now was we moved to south asia. well, it's largely settled picture, it's all about the heat. once again, across northern and central areas of india and pakistan and not a drop of rain fell in new delhi in march for the 1st time in 4 years. we usually see about 15 to 16 millimeters hot and dry and bone dry. in fact, for the next few days, we will see the temperature touch up to 40 degrees on sunday. now further south of

this, we are seeing a few showers creep into coastal areas. but it's the north east of india that will see the wet weather over the weekend that to weather update. official airlines of the john frank assessments. what are the political risks of batting, russian, oil and gas for western leaders? pull sanctions on russian energy exports. harrison was informed opinions, france, he's not abandoning to fight against g. i. d still resumed media debt going to be attaching from nisha and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera? ah

ah. again, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top stories, sr and russia, is accusing ukraine of a cross border attack targeting one of its fuel depos, where fires are still burning. videos appeared to show 2 helicopters, striking a facility in belgrade. on friday morning. the blasts set off a huge fire at the depth. ukraine says russian forces are continuing to withdraw from areas north of keep. it includes hoster, malware troops seized, the f ordered the 1st few days of the russian invasion. moscow announced it would scale back its military operations in the area. on tuesday. and buses are heading to the besieged port city of merrier, poland, southern ukraine to evacuate trapped residence. he was accused russian forces of blocking the convoy, despite announcing a load, was his father. now po frances has apologized to canada's indigenous peoples

following decades of child abuse and church runs schools. 150000 indigenous children were taken from their families and forcibly sent to residential schools mostly run by the catholic church. the canadian government same was to assimilate 1st nations inuits and met his children into mainstream society from 1831. until the 1990s, at least 3200 children died in the schools. they were forbidden from speaking, then native languages and sexual abuse, violence and neglect were common, and let speak to correspond to ada rainy. he joins us live now from vatican city at adams. so 1st out, what did pope francis say to canada's indigenous commute? well, nick, he apologized not just once, he said he wanted to ask with all his heart or their forgiveness. and he said it with canadian bishops. he wanted to ask for their pardon. so it was

a speech with several moments in which he said he was sorry, and he asked for forgiveness. and as you mentioned, the scope of the pain and suffering of these people's and that they suffered for more than a century is enormous. and that's the very reason why these delegates came here to rome and to vatican city this week. and delegates coming out of the meeting, said they could really tell even before this apology was issued just moments ago, that hope francis was taking a stamped posture of understanding and empathy. and that they could tell. they said that he was feeling strongly the sentiments that they were expressing there. and what else of the delegates asking of the pope is a very group and they're not all asking for the same thing. but some of the larger issues that many of them are asking for is a return of indigenous artifacts. the vatican museum, one of the largest in the world, has many such artifacts in its collection. and they're asking for that some of them

. they're asking also for the the church to intervene and the case of a priest want it in canada on sex abuse. charges are with suspicion and they want the church to help them to intervene in that case and help them take that investigation forward. and they also want the church to release documents that might point to other abuses that they may not even know about during this more than a century long period in which the schools operated. heap in mind, nick, that those schools just closed in the 1990 some. some of these delegates actually were students in the school. so this isn't historical or academic for them. this is a very real and what they're asking for an addition. those things i just mentioned is that the pope comes to canada and apologizes on canadian away, which is possible. he did say during his apology that he is planning, planning to go to kennedy, didn't say when, but clearly he's considering that and that could be coming in the months to come

sometime soon. nick? yep. really wasn't that long ago, was it? thanks for that. developing serv, asking city, and i'm ready reporting. china's largest city. shanghai is shutting down as authorities look to bring down numbers of code. $900.00 infections, locked down in the western half of the city begins on friday. and existing locked down in the east has been extended, public transport has been cancelled, and all non essential business is closed. break is affecting the country's economic output with factory production now at its lowest in 2 years. but there's better news, malaysia, the travel industry is back in business is bored. as reopen, ross louis has more from religious capital of calling them why 0 for one? hey, from apple double after 2 long years of border closures, malaysia is welcoming back taurus from abroad. your quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated travelers are lifted from friday during 3 earth. impossible to come here? impossible. i'm certainly very good id open again. so i'm here for the 1st

day. i'm very happy to be here melissa, them, visitors still have to show a negative cov 19 test result before they leave their home nations and undergo another test on arrival. foreigners must also have travel insurance with a minimum value of $20000.00. travel agencies like this one have already seen a surge in the number of malaysians traveling overseas. after the government lifted a travel band last october. they're now hoping they'll also be a boom and visitors from abroad request are there, but i think we have to wait a couple of more months to see um whether or not they do me to with ice. and i think i think part of it is that the government still has ah, restriction of impulse. so unless is removed i don't think tourism would really go back to prevent them in time as fast as we expect to be. the tourism industry was badly hit when malaysia shut its borders in 2020, and domestic tourism was also affected when interstate travel was banned. for much

of last year, malaysia transitioned to prepare for an endemic phase of corona. virus also means other restrictions are being lifted. press and religious activities can now be held without physical distancing requirements, which means most like this one here can be filled to capacity. once again is different. when this is contained in, during pub is different. it feels different when he even knows congregational well, but this space in between your a huge difference is not saying you stand saga saldibar, the solar solo, malaysia reported a daily average of more than 18. how's in new current virus cases in the last week . but most to a mild or without symptoms, the government has indicated it's prepared to ease more restrictions over time. as the world learned to normalize life with current virus, florence li al jazeera kuala lumpur, members of parliament in pakistan had been debating

a motion of no confidence in prime minister in run kong. a vote is expected to take place on sunday. con is under pressure to resign. after a coalition partner switch sides, prime minister says he will not step down. it's all been jervey reports now from islamabad. another day of high political drama in vogue hassan from minister in on hon is defined that he still has the numbers that he can remain the prime minister of focus on a head of a vote of no confidence on sunday. the prime minister destination saying that he is going to remain the prime minister on sunday. there is going to be a competition of good and evil if he was, were to put it plainly in wrong. hon is now facing a very difficult situation in the parliament where the opposition did bring about at least a $172.00 members through the parliament session today, which is the numbers required to bring down and run hon in a vote of no confidence. the opposition says it has not just those 172 members, but it has a lot more than that. it has the support of the coalition partners that runs

hundreds around funds government had. and it also has the support of disgruntled and bees off the biggest ontario inside iran cons party. and now we've been speaking to his party members as well, who say that this is a conspiracy against him? the people who are changing their loyalties and the coalition partners were leaving them are because of the bribes that are being offered to them at monetary incentives and incentive for a new set up i being given to them and the opposition and rubbish to all of these claim seeing that no money has exchanged hands and if i'm wrong, hon and his government has any proof they should shared with the wider world. coming back to the conspiracy that imminent han was talking about, he seeing that there is an international effort to try and de seat him wrong. hon. he pointed out towards the u. s. a. in the united states of august and the ambassador being given a warning of sorts, that if him run hon, stays in power, it will not be good for pakistan. all of this remains in the balance until the vote,

which is expected on sunday. but m, ron hahn's fate, is going to be sealed as either the prime minister who is going to remain to continue 5 years in poverty. or he will go home in alabama, the low is strike in the u. s. states history shows little sign of being resolved, members of the coal mine as union bought off a job in april last year. they want but a wages john 100 as this report. this is a portrait of patience. these miners have spent a year picketing to get their jobs back, but warrior met coal has yet to offer them even what they earned before they went on strike. wages get back 5 years ago. i think i think a lot of gas would be happy with it. that's $365.00 days without regular pay. the longest strike in alabama history with 1100 miners living off a union strike fund. i had plans to devote a house here to move on with my life all that morning's gone. every

day they watch non union replacement workers drive to their old jobs. that's led to some confrontations by replacement workers. and by striking minors, prompting a judge to temporarily ban picketing when the striker's return chris brew, baker says there'll be some harsh words for those who cross the line. i'm sure you're going be a lot of thanks said in the bath house. they probably said me said on adding pelvis descending more than 600 meters beneath the earth for scraps of cold is a dangerous job. in 2001, my number 5 explode it, killing 13 miners a year after the strike began. these mine workers are still out here drawing attention to their cause, occasionally getting a hunk of support from passers by. we asked warrior met cold for comment, but they didn't respond. and reason where they become a cause to lab, drawing support from nationally known activists like rage against the machine

guitar as tom morello, and by taking their cars on the road to new york, ah ha, about through the miners picketed in front of black rock, a major investor and warrior met cold. the alabama miners are hoping to take part in a comeback of sorts for unions in the us, even here in the anti union south than a so called right to work. state that bends unions from collecting dues from any worker who doesn't volunteer them. the desire for workers who here to 4, have had to give concessions at every bargaining table. discovering that they're a commodity, and they are forced to be reckoned with after $365.00 days. these minor said they're not going anywhere. and we're not gonna bite down way. we're not back down we're, we're not gonna turn around and it was one day long one, dice roll them even if it takes another year. john henderson, al jazeera brookwood, alabama. it seems he qualified for the fee for world cup and cancer. this november,

december, we'll find out later on friday, who will play in the group stages. it was a big moment for the catherine national team and, and the for the region. natasha name as this report. boys day dreams kicked around on the streets of their childhood. are now the pride and pressures of men. soon to be measured in gold, scored and shot saved by cutters. national football team. when these 23 players take to the pitch in november, they know many might view them as a long shot. the other asian co chambers are going to be easy for the teams to. when it gets us, it's will be hard for them when we make it difficult for them. this will be the teams introduction to the world cup. as host katara will be a top seed tv. this is the 1st time footballs. premier competition has been held in the middle east and only the 3rd time it's been held outside europe and the america

is not a missile session about a region. it's time to to bring people are closer to each other. i think a sport and, and definitely football and then, and even more like a wilco can do so ha ha. since 2010 cutter one. the bid to host the 2022 world cup . the country has been in a perpetual state of construction, millions of migrant workers in the last 12 years have transformed desert into the stadiums, roads, hotels, and metro system that will make the world cup a legacy for cutter. but amnesty international says thousands of workers have died due to unsafe conditions and many were exploited by employers. country officials say 3 people have died on the job for world cup related projects. and reforms have been implemented that have improved workers' rights greatly. this country of 2800000 people has never hosted an event on this scale. if attendance estimates, pan out cut, ours population will swell by more than

a 3rd. during the world cup to assist with security, the turkish government is sending a team of 3250 people. it includes riot police, special operations forces, bomb experts and bomb sniffing dogs. it's also training about 700 countries, security personnel, no matter the outcome on game day cutters. national team has already logged several entries in world cup history and become the embodiment of the football aspirations of this country and region. natasha game, l. g 0, doha, ah, services al jazeera, these all the top stories and we're going to start with breaking news from serbia 1st an accident in a mine in central. so.