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missile strikes, hunger easily the vic to all bound face is a tough challenge from the united opposition in election, overshadowed by ukraine's war and shore lanka, clamps down further with a social media bam. after imposing a curfew to trying to end antique government protests, ah, pakistan's private estate brancato has asked the president to dissolve parliament and hold new elections. that's after a motion of no confidence against him was dismissed without a vote. the deputy speaker declared that the motion was unconstitutional because it was part of a plot by what he called foreign powers to interfere in pakistan's democratic process. the opposition believe that it had the numbers to oust con, because several political allies had abandoned him. let's go live to islamabad.

elders, here is a solid, been job. it is there. and can explain to us a sama what happened while adrian pakistan right now is in a constitutional crisis, at the national assembly. this was going to be the big day. where the, according to parliament re norms, according to democratic values, the prime minister was big sure, his numbers and the opposition was going to show their numbers, saying that they have more people now who oppose him round on and he needs to go and run hun has been hinting towards what he calls an international conspiracy, which has been rejected by the opposition, by his influx on there, he gets off him on cons. parties. law minister also designed to join the ranks with the opposition and he gave the charge of the law minister to one of his very close aids who now when he went to the assembly invoked article 5 of the constitution. saying that the is the, the states, it needs to be respected by every citizen and loyalty of the state. invoke that

article, saying that the basis of this no confidence board was a foreign conspiracy. and that needs to be debated now according to norms and constitution. experts once the vote of no confidence has been put into place once, it has been called on on the day of the war. no other agenda item can be presented and this is what the opposition is saying. they are now inside the parliament. they are holding a citizen right now. we heard from the leader of the opposition saying that those who violated the constitution committed treason against pakistan. and now, because it is a sunday, they are group going to try and reach the court, the highest sports supreme court to progress on to try and hold this no confidence vote today. so it is as of where we stand right now. a constitutional standoff between pakistan take in south lead government. and he also have to remember that the speakers role in all of this needs to be a neutral arbiter. and whereas here, according to constitutional experts,

the speaker took the side of the pakistan theory and stuff. and throughout this, no confidence mo, to which was going to take place today, even after he accepted the new confidence most. so constitutionally, a solid can emron con, actually coal elections. and where does the army come into? all of this, of course, be that the armies of the real power brokers in pakistan. well, him run hun um i or any prime minister in pakistan once a vote of no confidence has been called. i cannot room to dissolve the assemblies because his status is in question, so that according to opposition, opposition leaders as well as constitutional experts is an illegal move. he cannot dissolve the assemblies. he has sent the summary to the president, and now the ball is in the court of the president who was also an old friend of him, round hon. so it is likely that he might,

does all these entities. and then so that time window here is very limited. what is very interesting here is what you mentioned, the role of pakistan's, a very strong military, which the opposition had called is that it is a favoring him ron hahn. it is the power that brought him round hon into his position of power. and now the minute he seems to have taken the step back and that is why the opposition was able to break away. so many of the people who went from their fall to m. ron han to go for a vote of no confidence. it is interesting. so far we've seen the military insist that it is going to remain out of politics in pakistan. it does not favor any side, and it is going to remain neutral. and that is where among hands party has been crying founder's bell and saying that the military should stand with them round hahn in the face of this international conspiracy. and we heard just yesterday from pakistan's a minute rechieve, seeing that going on the opposite direction of him round hardware as he's been supporting russia. he's been trying to been ment, ties with russia,

and going against a tirade against the united states and european allies, where the army chief went out in public address a gathering and said that by cassandra means allied a bit the united states and condemns the international dead it goes with the international committee due to condemn russia for this invasion of you've been to all of this playing into what seems to be a vide college constitutional crisis. the minex is all, again, debility has been saying it wants to say out of power. and the history of pakistan is that the military in a number of who's has been involved in the politics of power. so it remains to be seen what the military will do. there have been behind the scenes calls that have been happening at the our meetings that have been done with the leaders of the opposition and military leaders and meetings between the bright present prime minister and the d. d. i. s i the chief of magazines, intelligence agency, and the army chief that remains to be seen. what is going to be happening next? the next few hours that are going to be crucial in determining whether iran,

honda means the prime minister, whether he's outed by a vote of no confidence whether the president is all dissembling or the supreme court comes into action. and a vote of no confidence actually explains how to say was a, some of been java reporting lives there from islam about osama. for the moment, many thanks, a series of explosions has hit the southern ukrainian port city of odessa. russia's defense ministry says it's missile strikes, destroyed an oil refinery and free fuel storage facilities. fires were reported in several areas of the city where ukraine's naval headquarters is located. that if the do at the double pano, russia began its 39th day, a full scale aggression with a missile strike. the odessa region was among the priority goals, the enemy continued. it's vile practice of destroying critical infrastructure. according to preliminary data, there are no victims, a proper name about life to al jazeera, stephanie decker,

who's in western ukraine in the city of la viv stuff. what's the latest you're hearing from odessa? well the official word from the ukrainians is that critical infrastructure was hit a heard from the russian ministry of defense there that they've hit an oil depot. certainly the picture is coming out of there with large plumes of black smoke seemed to indicate that that is correct. this is a, the operating way that the russians have used here over the weeks, hitting fuel depos a in various parts of the country, the russians. they're saying that it was being used to resupply troops in the michel, i of area. and i make a lie of is around an hour and a half drive away from odessa. we were there just a couple of days ago when the russians hit the civil administration building. that city has managed to push russian troops back, hold them back for weeks. now it is the south western front line. it is the last port of coal. when it comes to troops being able to move on

a desa desa is of major strategic importance. it is the largest port in ukraine, and they have been waiting for this, but certainly this time, it seems of 1st time a strike of this magnitude in odessa. we were there just over a week there have been missiles fired at the city. we've seen the air defense systems, very much a in action, particularly at night. but certainly this does seem to be the 1st time that one of these strategic infrastructures has been hit. and when you are in odessa, what will people, they're telling you about what they do if rush were attacked, a lot of people have left the city, but a lot of people have also stayed at the same time. this is the city that has taught has had time to fortify. it is a major fortress from coming in to, you know, there's checkpoints everywhere, anti tank traps. it's very the military, very sensitive about what the media can and cannot film permissions. and the people

very steadfast. odessa is interesting, adrian, because they will tell you that, you know, before saying that they ukrainian people that will tell you, there are desson, it has links to russia is majority russian speaking. it was a founded by catherine the great in the 18th century, but people there say that the russians will never take it. we also spend some time with civilians who are not going to join what they call the territorial army to fight. but they wanted to learn how to use a weapon. they said if it comes down to it, if the russians do come into our city, we want to be able to know how to use of a weapon. so extreme resilience there. everyone saying they're never going to come . we spoke to one young man who used to work on a cruise ship. he was now cooking for the, the frontline, for the soldiers said, why should the russians come, would i also this is the not going to come to do what to die. he asked me, so i think that is the message from the people there. but i think it's still early days if you look at russian troop movements, particularly because they are stuck around the city of nikolai, of but certainly now the russian specifically saying they hit this oil depot

because it is re supplying the troops there. so clearly trying to change that frontline, we'll have more on the war in ukraine later in this bulletin for the moment, sir. steph, seka and levine? many thanks indeed. steph. people in hungary accosting that ballads and an election overshadowed by the war in neighboring ukraine from it. is to victor alba, a long time ally of russia's president vladimir putin, is hoping to extend his 12 year term, the races, the closest in years. all opposition parties came together to field a single candidate, al jazeera sandra simmons report snell from budapest. peter mark, his eye is leading an alliance of 6 opposition parties. they don't all agree on policy, but they're united in one aim to bring down hunger as prime minister victor all by marcus, i is telling his people that all burn has split the country. he's made his close supporters, rich, and he's moving more towards the autocracy of russia and his friend president

vladimir putin, rather than abiding by the use rule of law. the war in ukraine dominates this campaign. mark is i want to back nato when the you in helping ukraine with military aid. but all banners telling his people, the opposition wants to join the war. asking why that old man has been doing this forever. i can say that he has a lot of it is about protecting the nation, protecting the country. he has always been backing the opposition for 12 years or that has been waging war on everybody, homosexuals there to be think your community roma and my grand so left is brazosport man has been beating more forever. he's been serving coatings in this monkeys. i is from the provincial town of hot mess of asher hay, where he organized a national movement to unify political parties. peter marcus, i is hardly a high profile politician. his mare, of a town known mostly for its unusually long name. he isn't a member of parliament. he doesn't belong to

a political party yet. he's posing the biggest threat yet to victor alba and the 2 men do have one thing in common, though. they're both conservative or band disputes that he brands, marcie zion, his alliance as left wing lozzo, my master, the left thinks that ukraine fights our wall. this is what the leader of our opponents said word for word that ukraine fights are war. this is a mistake. this is not our walk in this war. we cannot gain anything but can losing everything as now. mom, we have little o ban tells his people, he'll keep them safe and throws in sweetness. tax cuts kept petal prices and securing russian got supplies on ukraine. the government says it's welcomed more than half a 1000000 of its refugees, more than any other european country of its size. that claim is described as misleading, though, by at least one human rights organisation,

saying most of the refugees are in transit while the evil voting marchese staged his final push to try to buck the trend of opinion polls giving all been an increasing lead. oh, but whatever the opposition says they struggled to dissuade many hungarians from seeing or ban as a strong figure of stability in dangerous times. andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest elections here today in serbia, where voters are deciding with a president, alexander butch, should have a 2nd tongue. as in hungary, re election lead up has been dominated by russia's invasion of ukraine purchase of ham, feigned on promises of peace and stability. elections to choose, the president parliament, local authorities are on the way of the capital belgrade. so more on the war in ukraine,

just ahead the aftermath of russia's retreat from the ukrainian town bodies in the streets of mass grave. india introduces attacks on crypto currency, but we'll put all future investors ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to cover your travel packages today. hello, there. the weather's been surprisingly wintry and wet across much of europe over the past few days. and there's more of that to come, that we've seen exceptional cold up in the north. things are going to start to warm up, but it will be cooler in the south as those unsettled conditions. continue their rain . if we look to the northwest corner on sunday, we've got some sunny spell for britain and the island. the wet weather is very far away. it's gonna flood down across the channel into the low countries. bringing

some of that windy weather to denmark, heavy snow for no way, and we've got some warnings of heavy snow infant as well. now cross central areas that will be wet, but we are going to see temperatures recover. we had record lows in the netherlands, but in neighboring belgium. well, for antwerp, we are going to the temperature, sit in the early teens, but it is a bit of a washout of a week. now further down south, it remains unsettled across the mediterranean. those strong winds blowing across the italian islands, bringing heavy rain to southern italy. we could see some flooding and that wintry mix continued for the balkans all the way up into belarus. but it's an improving picture for greece and turkey. it's looking better on sunday for spain, but have a look at what happens on monday. we are going to see the arrival of the very wet and windy weather splashing into the south that she weather. i saw official airlines of the journey amid the ongoing youth rain. russia wore some neighboring countries in a rush to attack on that soil. do you take that as

a serious possibility of, of russia? i think there is serious possibility and absolute certainty. this person would like to do it out in the deputy foreign minister avow job loans. he talks, challenges, era revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah ah, hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the, my years. the south pakistan's prime minister, enron. com, has asked the president to dissolve parliament and hold view elections that comes into motion. and after emotional pro, confidence against him was dismissed without

a boat. russia's defense ministry says it's bizarre strikes are destroyed, an oil refinery and 3 fuel storage facilities in the ukrainian port city of odessa has been a series of exclusions of people at hungary, costing their ballots an election that's been overshadowed by the war and they bring ukraine products to pick to all barb, a close ally of bushes president vladimir putin is hoping to extend his 12 here tom one hour from ukraine, a scene of death and destruction left by retreating. russian soldiers in ukraine has been revealed in a town north west of cave. video shows the bodies of at least 20 civilians strewn along the streets of butcher. now the 0 same bas ravi reports now from levine, just warning. you may find some images in zane's report, disturbing. ukrainian forces every taken the entire keep region.

but russia's retreat comes at a high price north west of the capital, the city of boucher bears witness to the brutality of war. at least 20 people in civilian clothes, left dead in the street. each scene a grim snapshot of the chaos and violence of their final moments, ukrainian se at the hands of russian forces. days earlier, the mayor of boucher announced the liberation of his town. larry, he drew the similar which has got o mother, elizabeth march, 31st. okay. down in the history of that community as the day of liberation, deliberation of our armed forces, every ukraine from russian occupiers said to day i state that this days joyful joyful. and this is a great victory in the cave region, and we will definitely wait until there is

a great victory all either ukraine or more. the joys of victory soon dampened by death. ukraine's general staff is warning, butcher residence, russian forces, mind the city before they left. combat engineers work to clear suspected mind areas . bodies remain where they fell until it's safe to retrieve them. boots as mayor says, entire families were killed and nearly 300 people have been buried in a mass grave. not far from boucher and the village of demitra, fca west of cave. the remains of russian soldiers killed in fierce fighting there left in the street. not even a janasia grain in the north of the country he occupies, continue to retreat slowly but noticeably in the east, the situation remains extremely difficult. russian troops are moving to don bass and towards khaki. if they are preparing new strikes,

we are preparing an evermore active defense lot as ukrainians begin to occupy and clear recaptured areas. what happened in boucher ukrainians? fear could be the 1st of many instances of community shattered by this war. zane basra v al jazeera levine for process says that he is considering travelling to keith's on a trip to malta. the head of the roman catholic church told reporters that he's been invited by ukrainian political and religious authorities. and so there mulky mess you any database. he was very common thing. we had thought that invasions of other countries, savage, street fighting and atomic threats were grim memories. of a distant past, the saving, however, the icy winds of war, which bring only death, destruction and hatred, has swept down powerfully upon the lives of many people. and on the days of us all, once again, some potentate, sedley caught up and anachronistic claims of nationalist interest school is

provoking in fomenting conflicts. whereas ordinary people, since the need to build a future that will be shared, will not be at all grow. now in the night of the war that has fallen upon humanity, let us not allow the dream of peace to fade. our position and p central anchor have to fight a curfew to march in the capital and demand that the president steps down. the government declared a state of emergency after violent demonstrations. it's banned all public gatherings. unblocked social media. they've been protests against the state of the economy and shortages of food, fuel and medicine out zeroes. madell fernandez reports from colombo, the opposition, some luggage, annabel, a vague gaze who you see members are just behind me here at this barricade that is preventing protested from going to an independent square, the sort of monument of independence here, inter lanka. as you can see, there's basically a bank of police, there's military answer, special task force, ah personnel that are behind the line over here. these barricades have been

constructed right across the road. all entry points, preventing and blocking off the independence square. and it's gotta go home, that's a rallying cry, obviously of the opposition. but even among the ordinary sri, lankan who are trying to organize to come together despite the 36, our co fuel that the government has announced that there are attempts for them to come together. that is just on the outskirts of colombo in a place called montgomery. ordinary people have come together to protest despite the coffee. now batting in mind that the government has really brought in all its arsenault to try and prevent these protests from happening. they have brought in a state of emergency, they have put in a curfew. they brought in an extraordinary gas at an additional one, preventing people from gathering in public places recreational grounds. but despite all of that, the anger and the frustration that to his being heard throughout the country seems

to be drowning out all those efforts. and people are keen for their voices to be heard. to month truce come into effect in yemen if it holds. it could bring hope that years of war could finally come to an end on the serious muhammad, all at ob, reports from santa a 2 man sees fly in yemen between hoses and the solid gall sion is the more significant breakthrough in years. some flight from santa airports are allowed under the deal, and fuel imports can reach home the hill areas. how to the fighting, coupled with the answer, your full sheeps and the using of restrictions on the movement of people and goods in out and within the country will contribute to building trusts and creating a conductive environment to resume negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the conflicts the through scoring sides of the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan. and it's the most important step in years to

words ending a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and pushed millions into hunger. the war has had civilians, the most about 80 percent of emma's population now relies on age for food, medicine and shelter. many wall come the truce by remain is skeptical. the not let the truces of victory for the many people cause it turns the focus away from the military politics over to the humanitarian issues when the seller has an adult and it has all of this truce will benefit the year. many people we hope the truce will stay for a long time as long as you can live on that. i'm a handler blauman, we appreciate the support of al r o my t, who helped me to reach such a truce that put us on the right path. the burnings and sufferings of the many people will decrease the yahoo. these for a long time had felt that it was just inevitable. their success was inevitable,

but they had a huge setback in mara, which had been besieged for in all over a year. so i think that both sides kind of realised, you know, this more is knock on the way we want to maybe work out. so for half a tax between hoses and the call sion escalated recently when a saudi oil facility was hit by hope is last week, react struck back. some believe the war has become and winnable, the last coordinated cease file was in 2016 of a peace agreements have led to finish. it's a step forward, but with a no, you know, if this is fire holds on time, will tell. but in any case, it is a step in the right direction, and i must say into 7 long years for this truth to be agreed on. it's extraordinary. a conflict widely seen as

a proxy war between saudi arabian iran has did the stadium, n d u and special and voice hands grant berg says the 2 miles cruise could be extended at both parties. agree, a sign of who, after years of fighting with that up al jazeera, china has recorded its highest number of covey 19 infections since the peak of its 1st wave more than 2 years ago. or than $13000.00 cases were reported 70 percent of them in shanghai, which is in phase 2 of a lockdown. most of the cities 25000000 residents are on the stay at home orders. at least 8 people, including 6 children of died. and as the brazilian state of rio de janeiro where they have been days of heavy rain and flash flooding. just 6 weeks ago, flash floods and lance lies left more than 230 people dead in around rio. attacks on crypto currencies has come into affected india. the country has one of the highest number of crypto investors in the world. though initially enthusiasm may be

in decline out as there is elizabeth per annum reports from new delhi lead qu, could, etc, has made tens of thousands of dollars investing and trading and crypto currency over the past 4 years. but the 24 year old is selling at least half of all his digital assets before new taxes on them come into effect. from april, investors will have to pay 30 percent tax on sales of crypto currencies and won't be able to offset any losses from one against profits from another. so that's how i will be managing, reducing exposure and getting more into the dolphin for the credit. using the volume of trade that i am doing daily, i'm probably we will be seeing that in to extend that india we will be seeing a degree in volume because the part part is, is pretty soon same introduction of the central governance has a major increase in crypto currency transactions has made it essential to impulse taxes. there are around $25000000.00 india to own crypto currency with up to

$10000000000.00 worth of assets being traded every month. the average investor is just 24 years old and must have a portfolio of $250.00 to $1300.00. the founder of india's largest trading exchange says it doesn't make sense to impose the highest tax bracket regardless of earnings. that are, that certain amount that you will anyway, you're not taxable at all. you don't have to be back, but if you are needing and then you make a profit back and you still have to be and i told you, but which is the highest and that's something open. put a lot of b, but put a plan. and i got booked. i began investing in crypto currency when he was at university in 2016. the 23 year olds day job is running his family's carpet business. but all of his earnings are invested in crypto currencies. he's not happy about the high taxes but relieved. the government isn't bad in crypto currency

after it indicated last year that it would, i think they're an important 1st step. ah, am i happy about them? no, i'm obviously not like happy with some of the particular things by these. we should like recall back in december, every one was dead shorter. this is going right. they're going to force liquidation from all exchanges and they're just going to banish. and that didn't happen. many others agree with the rock evans say the taxes are too high and could push investors and businesses and to moving their assets to countries with more favorable tax laws. but they also agree they're better than an outright ban. elizabeth per annum al jazeera new delhi. ah, it is good to have you with us. hello, adrian, for the good here in doha, the headlines on al jazeera, pakistan's prime minister in bron carlos, asked the president to dissolve parliament and hold new elections. the move follows

a motion of no confidence against him, which was dismissed without a vote. or some have been javert, isn't islamabad. he says it's thrown pakistan into a constitutional crisis. this is what the opposition is, think they are now inside the parliament. they're holding a.