this is the missile seat on the road al jazeera needs ukrainians, determined to stay, they will not surrender, just like to fight to shoot. i had a train 2 days ago, the show me how that works, and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses to all from the front lines, dispatch and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera. ah, russia accuses ukrainian soldiers of killing troops. they've captured near the capital key. ah, hello, miss clark. this is al jazeera life from dell. also coming up, city in ruins. people stop returning to chaney, have to see what's left of the homes of to weeks of,

for new us sanctions target. the russian president, daughters, and other leading political figures at new research shows how tiny particles the plastic finding the way to people's organs. so, new reports of brutality from both sides coming out of the cradle video appears to show ukranian troops killing captured russian soldiers. that's happened near keefe but ukraine says it's getting more evidence bought it says are atrocities committed by the russians on the outskirts of the capital, including open and future, which is a town about 5 clubs is further to the north west and in the town of broad yankee, about 30 kilometers from open. we begin our coverage in boucher a warning viewers may find the pictures and im run cons report to stuff left to rot . we don't know how long the body of this man has been in these woods. so just tell

us, he may well have been on a morning walk. his fingers have been eaten by stray dogs as ukrainian soldiers fan through these words and are any looking for mines. but every time they come across a body they'll search at 1st for any potential booby traps before looking for any form of id that might be able to identify the body. the search of this area of boucher is only just beginning and there may be more bodies to find. this is the children summer camp friendships were forged. her memories made the v marks the russian military takeover. it's now a place of nightmares when butcher was retaken on the 31st of march, 5 bodies were discovered in the basement of the compound. those who found them say they were allegedly tied up and executed,

pulls of blood remain the only sign of what happened to her. but she, tatiana was in her home when the russians arrived and say, some of these, deborah, the russians took everything they could. it's horrible, it's horrible. i never thought this could happen to us. our people suffered a lot, but do it. and this is the shriek she lives on. ukrainian authorities are surveying the damage butcher is now under ukrainian military control. everywhere you look, soldiers are patrolling while evidence is gathered for any potential war crimes investigations. emron con our de 0 butcher. well, the new video appearing to show captured russian soldiers being killed happened a few close to southwest boucher verified for it was shot outside the village of demetrika on march 30th in it. soldiers wearing ukrainian flag patches and blue bands chant glory to ukraine. a soldier for to be russian as a jacket, pulled over his head and is shot 3 times. the bodies of 3 other suspected russian

soldiers, the scene by jonathan lee, the main odd is electra in international politics at king's college london. he says, evidence shows the war is becoming more brutal. well, we have, i think, slightly different dynamics on the 2 sides. so on the russian side, we've seen some pretty alarming developments in the last few days. obviously increasing evidence not just of the kind of indiscriminate shalon that we were seeing in places like america, but actually targeted killings of civilians in large groups on the ground that's been accompanied by kind of a growth of genocidal rhetoric back in russia and russian politics on state back media and so on and so forth. and we call a, sorry connect both to. it's not obvious that atrocities on the ground on the russian side, necessarily being driven by genocidal sentiments. will do anything as a reasonable chance that they are more evidence will tell on the credit inside the picture is somewhat different. we haven't seen. i mean, someone surprisingly,

given the ukrainians, fighting in their own territory, hadn't seen bonds. 1000000000 with where we have seen is some of these reports much more limited outside. busy of ukrainian violations against russian prisoners of war there. i think that's much more about radicalization and what is clearly of our i'm polarized conflicts probably combined with some limits and ukrainian commander control in a context of this kind. so i think there's somewhat different dynamics going on on the, on the 2 sides. as we said, these are really quite different patterns of bonds that we're seeing from the residents have begun returning to the northern ukrainian city of charity have, which has been all but destroyed. jenny was besieged by russian forces for 5 weeks as he stayed have been without fresh water, electricity, heating, and aid. around 285000 people normally live there, but at least half the city's population had fled. the invasion. the phone was, you know, it was some noise and the damage buildings can be restored,

but it's had to overcome the mental shock. there are neighbors standing there. a poor woman still can't go outside the basement, although it's relatively come here. i don't know how much time will pass until my mother will get bitter psychologically. i can't talk about it without breaking entities. more than 5000 people have been killed in the besieged city of mary pole . that's the latest tale from the man. since the era came under heavy russian bombardment, tens of thousands of people remain still stranded in the port city. they've been without much food or water or electricity for weeks. there been, unions, top diplomat says mary paul has become another aleppo, a reference to the syrian city which russian forces help destroy. 6 years ago, she married polish book mattie point of europe and the gwinnett of ukraine and martyred city that are destroyed and crimes. and the civilian population in war crimes. we'll take care of that. we'll do what we can to be ukrainians and to put

pressure on russia. well, the head of nature has warned the war in ukraine could last months or even years. gens dolton back says foreign ministers meeting brussels will discuss the delivery of more weapons to your we have seen no indication that the present putin has so changed his ambition to control the whole of ukraine. ah, and also to rewrite 3rd in national order. so we need to be prepared for a long haul. we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses and the our de terrance. because these can't last for long time, and we need to be prepared for that. the united states is imposing more sanctions on russian banks and president vladimir putin's r don't. daughter's president joe biden says moscow is paying a severe an immediate price for its alleged trustees in future white house correspondent, company health reports now from washington. dr. what it is,

the latest u. s. escalation against russia in lockstep with e. u and g 7 nations, new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions, and kremlin officials. the u. s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia. this ration was going to make sure that new money can't come in to rush you to replace what's left. some of those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rob his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine mal, if have for sanctions violations. and the seizure of a yacht docked in spain earlier this week, owned by another russian oligarchy, victor vac cell burg. it does not matter how far you sail your yacht. it does not

matter how well you conceal your assets. the justice department will use every available tool to find you disrupt your plots and hold you accountable. the justice department working with the f. b, i also announced it had disrupted a malicious computer network infecting us. small businesses operated by russian military intelligence. the sanctions were accelerated following. the images emerging of civilians killed in boucher scattered in the streets some with their hands bound behind their backs. the attorney general would not confirm his assembling and nuremberg style investigation, but did go out of his way to constitute the killings as atrocities the world sees. what is happening in ukraine. the justice department sees what is happening in ukraine. the white house is warning nations like india and china against

a lining with russia to ease the impact of sanctions. but china accuses the us of exacerbating the conflict they were were. if the u. s. is serious about easing the situation in ukraine. it should stop adding fuel to the fire, stop imposing sanctions, india stop, course of words and deeds, and truly commit to promote peace talk syndrome. the. the white house says that sanctions already in place are having an impact. the russian economy is set to contract in 2022 by as much as 15 percent and inflation in russia is up by as much as 200 percent. kimberly hell can al jazeera washington or ukraine's president says the new sanctions still not enough. nevada dees not bullies, nor a bucket of sanction. all that i see if there is no painful package of sanctions against russia. and if there is no real supply of necessary weapons that we've asked for many times and then russia will see it as the permission to go further to

attack, to launch new bloodshed in the dawn. but said packet movie a day, this package of sanctions looks impressive. but it's not enough, it can't be called commensurate to the evil the world saw in boucher meal to the evil that continues in mary uncles to the shelling of her cube on the field to rush, attempting to launch a new large scale bloody offensive him that on bus, which i did know, we, oil and gas companies in the united states to be accused of profiting from the crime war at the expense for american consumers. energy company executives defended soaring prices and explained reco profits before a bipartisan house committee. i la fisher has this report now from capitol hill. americans are feeling the pain at the pumps. earlier this year, the cost of filling up the car with petrol, hit an all time high in the us. the water ukraine has hit russian. oil imports. the u. s. host subcommittee called a meeting to discuss what can be done to help resident, but the heating quickly dissolved into political bickering. democrats,

claiming oil companies are putting profits at the consumers expense at the price of gas is driven by the global market. why is the price of oil coming down at the price at the pump is down near record house. if it's an issue, supply and demand. wouldn't that be reflected in the global price of oil as well? something just doesn't add up. but for the republicans holding this, it was clear who was to blame since president batten took office, the prices of crude oil and many other energy commodities have risen to the highest level in more than a decade. as a direct result of president banners, anti american energy agenda. why big energy companies were represented old, denied. they were using the ukraine war to jack up profits. that mister woods, you're coming. taking advantage of the crisis came to keep prices artificially high in order to increase your own profits. absolutely not mister worth. no,

we are not mister lawler. absolutely not. ms watkins. now we are not. the hearing was aimed at helping us consumers, but the cost of fuel will be a big political issue come the mid term elections in november. so the hearing became about scoring political points rather than cutting costs for ordinary american families. alan fisher al jazeera on capitol hill, was the med head on al deserve thousands in sudan, marked removal of former president m alba with protest calling for an end to military rule. ah, what time performance, how the hunt for la monica has managed to reunite ah,

the twin attic skies. the southern states have been in out scenes for weeks now. last systems on its way through now on the satellite picture, which means it's a bit historic because another one winding up here. it may not produce the tornadoes of you just seed further south, but it still produce some surprisingly wintry weather in the midwest at circulation and going through ontario's northern edge is the coldest. it will be rained on the east coast of the u. s. of a saki day, you might say in new york and d. c. pretty warm further west. this cold wind goes down to the plains, but san francisco's up to nearly 30 and as is warm as it was all summer last year. but that'll cool down little bit with the breeze. this codes continue so high of any 4 degrees in chicago. it disappointing for april. i think you probably agree. now in central america, it's looking pretty quiet. just a few shops, mostly in the less around to these, the seasonal rains reached the northern part of that a sweater more especially columbia. and the size of that pretty heavy and intense

rain seems likely across northern brazil, across to garner french guy. and sorry, now south of that, there are so shout circulating in the middle of since young are in the southeast of brazil. but most of argent, tina is enjoying freddy, fighting relatively warm weather. ah, the african stories from african perspective isn't well yet as a documentary from i can feel me a little rush into big mom. i love the adventures of a car and lead to africa direct on al jazeera lou

. oh okay, you're watching out 0. remind about top stories this hour and the new video appears to show captured russian soldiers being killed outside the village of unit 3. from the footage, his men wearing ukrainian army fatigues shooting a man. the bodies of 3 other suspected russian soldiers lying nearby. ukraine says more victims of torture and execution of being found every day in butcher and board, yanked all towns and near the capital keith blaine's russian troops. but moscow insists the atrocities of fake united states is online, more sanctions against russia, focusing on financial institutions and to president vladimir putin. daughters, as the joe biden says, moscow's paying a severe and immediate price,

it's alleged atrocities is richer. now, evans president has fired his deputy alley, mom. she had her mom and has established a new leadership council. changes to yelman's government were announced by the information minister. he says the assembly is expected to run military and political affairs will also assume the duties of both the president and the vice president. at least one person has been killed and dozens injured off to security forces fired on unto cooper testers ensued on the demonstration. coincides with the 3rd anniversary of a citizen that led to the overthrow of president omar bashir was 90. people have been killed since military took power last year. but many remained to find him. morgan reports not from ca to it's almost 6 months since the dance military ceased power and the opposition remain focal. on wednesday protesters in the capital cartoon, and several other cities, once again took to the streets to voice their anger at the military and demand they

handle power to a civilian government. they added a sal and a little berlin ocean. we came out to send a message to the military who are in power around the country that we want a pure civilian government. the army should return to the barracks, no militia can rule the country. and i think that is a very clear message. don't protest as are also commonly rating the 3rd anniversary of a sitting in front of the army headquarters that sits in let the military to depos long time. president obama has been here after month of protests and signed a power sharing agreement with the protest movement. an agreement that was dissolved when the army took over last october and had got a name polanko did. then we made a huge achievement in 2019 and entered the regime stronger than the current one. they say the revolution was stolen, but it wasn't. the army was in partnership with us and they betrayed us. and this is a fresh revolution with no partnership with the military. it's now we want to civilian government without the military. we can't live under military rule. security forces

used tier guys and life ammunition to disperse processes in the past 6 months. more than 90 protesters have been killed and hundreds injured as security forces use what right groups and the un describe as excessive and brutal. forrest against unarmed demonstrators lost the military takeover, has committed a political crime that there hasn't been a prime minister 3 months. and the caretaker government is still wanting the day to day affairs of the country. the uncertainty along with the donor countries, all things financial, it's them following to take over as greater that he can make crisis. but the army says even with protests against the schools, it won't handle power. acceptance elected governments, a joint effort by the united nations african union, and the regional inter governmental authority and development or eguard to facilitate talks between the various political actors in for them was launched in january. but many protesters have rejected the process of going over this

revolution with succeed. whether that happens today, or tomorrow, or next year, or the current generation in 2019, we demand the in the division of the product, we're demanding that same thing. now, we don't want partnerships or negotiations or compromise with the military protest . those have faced the threat of violence and detention from security forces, but they say until they demand for a civilian government and a return to a democratic transition are met. they won't stop protesting. he will morgan august 0 harpoon to become an offense, so where the former president rook about a has been allowed to leave detention more than 2 months after he was forced out of office in a military coup board said to be returning to his family home in the capital, why didn't west african leaders have been pressing the ruling june to, to freak a boy and speed up its time line for return to democracy? what we can address as a precedent blaze come, florida has been sentenced in absentia to life in prison. for the murder of his

predecessor, it squad assassinated thomas and carter, along with 12 others. in 1987 broadway and 2 former associates have denied it involvement. it was huck as more of a clipper, our big reformer song for a visionary, a revolutionary, the son of a nation for the nation, not just lyrics to a song 34 years after the assassination of christina foss, his president, to my saga. he is still revered by millions of people across the french speaking africa. in 1983, he was described as a feminist and an environmentalist. then a 33 year old soldier, sanker was ahead of his time. he turned his back on international aid money in loans from organizations like the world bank. instead favoring self sufficiency and calling for a more equal relationship with france, the country's former colonial power. on the 15th of october, 1987 sancho was killed by an armed group along with 12 officials. his closest

friend and former colleague place composed took power. now a court in the capital walker, dooku has sentence him along with 13 others to life in prison. with ill opinion, the judge has given his verdict, but it is up to every one to consider it. we have known many truth, many things have been said. we hope the coat can verify some things. bless combo. it lives in exile in neighboring ivory coast. there is no extradition agreement between the 2 countries. he's unlikely to serve time in prison. compound was ousted in 2014 after a popular uprising that brought an end to his 27 year rule. his lawyers say this trial is a sham mom of hundreds gathered at the san cur memorial in walker, duca most were not born when he was killed, but they see in this verdict, a victory for the people soccer any who soccer is an icon for to revolution he's

our source of inspiration. nobody has done a better job than him in leaving the country club. this is a historic day for us. but this trial fall short and investigating whether france had any role to play in his murder. in 2017 french president, a menu in my court agreed to release secret files on soccer. his death that led to the opening of the trial, but only a fraction of those documents were released to the court. these are some of sanker as the last words in public good, we need to accept. we are africans is the only way to live with dignity. sancho, i says, adding, do you want to keep corrupt government official? assume, or soldiers? ah, then we will get rid of them. this me cost me my life. but we are here to day mcdaniel . shortly after this speech on kara, were shot dead. nicholas hawk out to 0. nother scientists, sir, found micro plastics. deep in the lungs of living people for the 1st time,

something previously thought to be impossible because of the organs narrow airways, the lung tissue have 13 patients undergoing surgery was checked, so it's a pretty small sample. but 11 contained the tiny particles. the most common found were those used in plastic packaging and pipes as well as bottles. scientists already knew people breathing micro plastics as well as consume them in food water . they were discovered in human blood for the 1st time last month, raising concerns they could move around the human body and lodging. organs effect on health is not yet known, but were such as a found micro plastics cause damage to human cells. workers exposed to high levels and known to have developed disease. that is all we can speak to pull hobby, who's an environmental scientists and environmental science solutions and joins is not from sydney in australia. welcome, paul harvey poll. so we knew that we were already ingesting plastics. but trashy

breathed them in deep into our lungs. that's something you know. yeah, that's right. so we have 9 for some time. now actually that d environment around this contains quite a lot of plastic particles, whether that be large plastic or what we call micro plastics are very small fragments of plastic. we've known that we ingest marker plastics and by ingest, i mean we consume that through the season that end up in our stomach. sometimes we can see in that through water. there's been some really good research publisher on the well that talks to exactly that point. and this recent body of research that looks at whether or not we're actually breathing in marker plastics is, is somewhat concerning. and as you say, it's a small sample study on the 13 individuals. but it is one in a handful of studies that show a very similar thing. now this particular new study looks at living individuals, patients that were undergoing chest surgeries in

a hospital and their lung tissue was inspected for marker plastic particles. previous studies have looked at the autopsy stage and those 2 have found plastic particles in the tissue. is interesting. you can, you can picture particles, small particles of plastic being ingested, being prepped, swallowed, or whatever. but to get that small to breathe, men as well, and there was big atomized optimism was like plastic dustin, the around us. that's exactly right. so the particle size is so small that there is a good chance that people won't actually be able to see those plastic particles in the environment around them. and that's really scary. and actually, one of the findings of this study is where exactly those plastic conical being lodged in the lungs. and they getting to places where really particles shouldn't be able to reach, certainly not very easily. and so that, that raises

a lot of questions. first of all, how did they get their 2nd of all, what impact is that having on humans that are breathing in the particle? it sees the story with this kind of news in a lot of countries and perhaps most countries in the world you still have that a plastic bag when you, you know, buy a couple of apples. yes, absolutely. so there is a bit of a shift going on a moment globally. i certainly here in australia or i'm like, had to move away from those single years plastics that perhaps we really don't need . and those include those plastic bags that we often get from a supermarket. but that being said there's, there's a lot of work to do in that space and say things like the plastic bags, even plastic, drink bottles and other bits and pieces that have a really short operational last short working life. as a, as a resource product,

we really should be looking globally to move away from those sources. the plastic is ultimately we don't need them in our well, we don't need them in our lives. there are ample other alternatives that don't lead to an environmental but, and that we say, right, we certainly certainly don't need them in our lungs either doing pull out we do appreciate your expertise. thanks very much for joining us. thank you. now or i think members of an orchestra evacuated from mason ukraine, have gathered for the 1st time for the concert in the western city of the viv as war continues celebrating ukrainian culture through music has become an act of defiance and the unifying force. robert bride reports now from the, with the in the majestic setting of the bees organ, hold a performance by a bras ensemble that includes members of the lu hands, philip manecke orchestra located in eastern ukraine. they found themselves in the

past of invading russian forces. now they can rehearse and perform once more in the relatively peaceful west where they've sought refuge along with thousands of others . he's richard is near more. i have mixed emotions. on one hand, we are very pleased to be able to perform as musician. we're proposing mother says, but there is the worry of playing in front of a different audience and not as a full orchestra. ah, the venue is a form, a church that dates from the 17th century, and that can boast the largest organ in the country. it's one of the architectural treasures that makes levine, the cultural soul of ukraine. the building was just starting a major renovation when the war broke out, bringing work to a halt, but not the business of making music with butcher culture shouldn't be silent. we need to say we're not afraid we exist, we are here. that's why this concert is very important for the musicians,

an audience to boost people, spirit in the audience. many people who were also evacuated from the east, the fate of the orchestra, representing the shared experience of all ukrainians. of the nearly 100 members of the orchestra around the doesn't have come to the beaver with about the same number remaining in lieu hands. the rest have been scattered in cities and towns mainly across western ukraine with some even going abroad. this concert keeps alive the hope that one day they'll come together as a full symphony orchestra. once more, more concepts are already being planned. hopefully involving bull musicians as they pick up instruments again and take to the stage. war all know will rob mcbride al jazeera, the vive. ah

ah, let's have a quick check of headlines here on out here a new video appears to show captured russian soldiers being killed outside the village of demetrika.