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continuing to rise and arrests and injuries and sweden off to fall. roy politicians plans to burn the corolla trigger 4 days for ukrainian. president blossom is lansky, says russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control off eastern regions. he says invading forces, attacking along a 480 kilometer front in dumbass, where russian back separatists have declared their own republics, rushes refocused. it's operations in don't bass off to, failing to capture the capital key zamora good. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle for the don bass to which they have been preparing for a long time that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there,

we will fight. we will defend ourselves, and we will do it every day. we won't keep up anything ukrainian and we don't need anything. foreign. tell stratford isn't any pro south of cal cave and his law on the fighting in that part of the country. specifically an escalation in car cave despite that city having been under such heavy bombardment over the last 7 weeks or so. we saw increasing fighting in the loo guns region as well, and officials in la guns warning remaining civilians in that area to get out and, and fighting in villages. that one of which, at least we understand, according to the ukrainian military, was taking control of by russian forces will r drive from here to the ne pro today, of course, as you can imagine, we passed a military vehicles heading in both directions to be fair, but what we do know is that certainly in the eastern region,

certainly around on etzky and i suppose ganske as well. so we're told and these are some of the most elite and well trained ukrainian units in the country. they of course, many of them have been there defending that those front lines for 8 years since this conflict started, or certainly the eternal conflict started well before this invasion, 8 years before this invasion. so we understand that preparations for some sort of defense there. i have been underway for a long time that highly trained, they're very well motivated, as we've seen in the last 7 weeks in their defense of give, for example. but the fact is, is that they are hugely outgunned by russian forces. military analysts are expecting the russians to use a lot more air power to hit positions and both on enemy lines and behind

a ukrainian enemy lines. a lot of artillery. and then some people are talking about the use of heavy use of, of russian tanks and infantry. so we're the beginnings of an escalation today. and this announcement by, by president zalinski, very worrying indeed for as i said, potentially hundreds of thousands of ukranian civilians in the east of this country . also on monday, russia bombarded several targets across ukraine in what appears to be an intensified bed to grind down its defenses. the enhanced regional military administrate, just as rush has taken control of the town of krajina, which he says has been flattened by artillery. elsewhere miss alt tags caused the 1st civilian deaths in the western city of live. cock eve's been hit by more shelling and missiles were fired at keefe ukrainian forces. still hold up in a steel works and mighty poll. it's believed to be the last pocket of resistance in

the shouted city. oh, the abdul hamid rounds up the latest developments. it was just after 80, and when the air sirens went off, moments later black smoke over libby's skylight. 4 missiles struck one after the other. at a few seconds interval. one of them this drawing this car repair workshop in the north west of this city. it took several hours, would have fire to be extinguished. the force of the blast rock natalia and her daughter catch ya out of bed. they fled their hometown of seville danielle in the east of the country a week ago. for just over here, we will get back to normal, but this attack took us back home when the shows for london around us and we're sort of neighbors on the ground. it's horrible to leave with. once again, we feel hopeless, fatally doomed. i am an adult woman,

but can't comprehend how to come to talk with that. how to li, further to find strength to keep going. this is scary. some employees at the workshop among the dead and wounded free military installations were also hit in the morning attack. now, a local official says that the guided missiles were initially aimed at the van of van gifts, a region south of live eve. and then at the last minute we're re routed towards here. ah, ukrainian officials believe the missiles were fired from the east, perhaps as far as the caspian sea. voy, at the same time from similar scenes, were unfolding in other cities and towns around the country. had give continues to come under constant shelley, russia now striking deeper into the city center. and in where you pull when in forces have ignored an ultimatum issued by moscow to surrender. hold up in

a steel factory south of this poor city. despite being surrounded and out numbered by a russian forces, ukraine's president followed the meta zalinski has described the situation there as in humane so far, levine has been spared the destruction witness in those other cities. it has played a vital role in this war, becoming the supply and logistical hub for humanitarian and military. 8 coming into the country. now de mayo wards. no one is safe here either. joining in my brain was now in ukraine. there are no safe or unsafe places. every one is under threat. i repeat my call to old resident. whenever you hear the sirens go to the shelters, because he might save your life. we mourn those who died, but we have to be vigilant. they are now smashing civilian infrastructure. more and

more will be coming. as russia seems to be shifting its focus on the ground to eastern ukraine, the rest of the country remains very much the target of its air power. but the meat edges, you levy or russian president vladimir putin has told a televised meeting of economic officials at western sanctions of back firing. he says moscow is withstanding what he described as an economic bleed screen by the us and europe from italy. soon we will discuss which extra decision is to take in order to maintain rushing business in the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partners. they trotted the fable lines to financial and economic situation in russia and quote, the banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. the strategy of the economic blitz creek has failed. functions are hitting the initiators very hard. they have inflation, loss of drug living standard going down in the us and you brush we stand the

unprecedented pressure towards the jabari is in moscow. she says, president putin is putting out a business as usual message. the mean, i seem of his message to his financial and economic. her officials during this meeting was that at the country's economic status has now normalized and stabilized . he said that the retail demands have now as in normalized as well as the inflation in the country has stabilize. this is in reference to a number of things that took place following at the launch of early this country. so called special military operation in ukraine, which began on february 24th a slew of unprecedented sanctions against russia began. and now at this country is the world's most sanction country. as a result of it, the president, i was in talking about the panic purchasing that took place following the sanctions

that came into force in the last few days of february in the beginning of march. many russians and believe that their country was going to be completely cut off from the rest of the world. and there was a lot of panic in terms of the general public. and are they purchased many things, the thinking that they wouldn't be able to get their hands on it later at that has since gone down a lot. as the president said, there was also an inflation ad that was happening at the rate of about 2 percent weekly as a result of the sanctions now. or that has seemingly also subsided to levels or go back to before add the. our operation began earlier, we spoke to kurt volker, he's a former us ambassador to nato. about the task ahead of rebuilding ukraine believes at least some of the enormous costs will be covered by seized russian assets. it is urgent because we're talking about the, the homes and livelihood of 40000000 people. and this has been destroyed by russia, needs to be rebuilt as quickly as possible so that these people can get on with

their lives and get on with making their country successful. again, in terms of who pay the 1st $400.00 or so $1000000000.00 and i think will come from the see to assets of the russian central bank that are held in western countries. means i think need to be used to pay for reconstruction without question. in addition to that, i'm quite sure that the european union, united states, canada, u. k. possibly states in the gulf as well, want to contribute to a ukraine reconstruction fund. but the amount needed is going to be we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars, probably as much as a trillion dollars once the war is over. i am not making any comparison with him in syria or libya or any of these other places, but also need to be rebuilt. the difference with ukraine is that we expect that there will be a sovereign, independent, legitimate government in ukraine. that is prepared to accept rebuilding ponds and

can get on with making that country successful. in the case of syria, we're talking about a sod still on tower. and there should be no assistance given to the regime for reconstruction. likewise, the fighting is still going on in yemen, and even in libya where although we do have a un approved government, there is still devastation, a lot of division within libya and you have to be resolved. jordan king's abdullah has spoken with egyptian president of the faith. i'll cc about the violence at the i'll accept mos compound since friday. they've been confrontations between palestinians and israelis. police jerusalem's old cities considered wholly to muslims, jews and christians is holidays of ramadan. paul, save in easter converge at the same time this year. both lead is called for an end to what they say are provocative israeli actions. meanwhile, these early army says as strikes of hit camps used by hamas and garza off to rock,

it was fired from the strip to where the southern israel no casualties have been reported in either attack. the rocket was intercepted by israel's air defense system must have been warning of warrant tell ation. israeli actions at alexa a 17 year old girl palestinian who was shot by israeli forces during a raid and the occupied westbank has died hun on calder was injured on saturday. her momma says she was on her way to an english class in the city of janine, at least 21 people have been killed during israeli operations across the west bank over the last 3 weeks. israel says its actions are in response to palestinian attacks. day in can la la amato is the now beer? we heard from people who were there that a snipe room. one of the buildings was waiting for a car of a wanted man. instead of hitting the car with a bullet, the car turned and the bullet made its way to my daughter. she wasn't the intended

person, but the bullet moved away and hit my daughter. she suddenly paid attention and said my abdomen hurts. it was one bullet, but it made 5 holes in her body. it hinted through her on to her chest and abdomen penetrating the liver in spleen. the bullet is still in her or the rob, so it didn't stay in one place. still ahead on al jazeera allegations that electronic devices of british officials connected to the highest level of government appear to be infected with spies software. and looking for work, we find out where helps coming from for the african migrant struggling during ramadan. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to catherine group. your travel package to day. hello though we've got cloudy a weather, we got slightly cooler weather coming back into the east side of the mediterranean

sea that spilling into levant. rathermore cloud, they're just running across northern parts of the middle east signs of a western disturbance just making his way towards northern afghanistan, northern parts of pakistan that should help to break the heat here. now we are seeing the heat break across that he's the side of the med, damascus, for example. 30 celsius on tuesday. and around $25.00 as we go one into where to stay bits and pieces of sharon to the north of that south of that little more cloudy across central parts of saudi arabia, but largely dry. and that dry weather, extending across carter and across southern parts of the radium peninsula. lodge a dry cross northern parts of africa, one or 2 shower search is coming into southern parts of egypt into chad. perhaps quite a brisk wind and a brisk wind there too. into a northern areas of algeria, heavy showers just around the gulf of guinea, southern parts of nigeria sinks and very heavy rain. over the next few days, those thundering samples could cause some localized flooding. now of course we have

seen the flooding into that eastern side of south africa recently. still some pockets of heavy rain in the forecast, but i'm pleased to say it will turn try and brighter over the next few days. official and line of the journey. join the debate, there is no he job bad to go. you know, if anyone here talks about women that i took was a, does this bill seem to have been says notes. how big is of the table we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix that. where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's program. this stream on al jazeera. ah, ah.

oh, it watching al jazeera mind, if our top story is a salad. aquarium present ballade to me and ski says russia has begun the full scale offensive to seize control of beasts and regions. these include areas where russian back separatists ukrainians for 7 people have died out to russian missiles hit the cranium. 50 live fest civilians killed in the western city which had previously been consider relatively se as rainy as strikes of hit camps used by huh. softer rocket respond to with spelling israel from garza. how early a wound of retaliation, not to confrontations between israelis and palestinians in all parties. digital rights watchdog group says it warned british officials that electronic

devices connected to the highest levels of government appeared to be infected with all the software citizen lab says the spyware is known as pegasus. it's a product of the israeli cyber alms dealer and a so group. the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to en, eh, so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of these countries has commented on the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on such security matters and a so denies the allegations. adam superior is the director of the israel palestine advocacy adorn. he says, some intelligence agencies need to catch up with the software being used by companies like vienna. so group it should be said that citizen, my 4th before has a long track record of credibly proving its obligations would be evidence that are fine on the devices. and what, what is significant about this, in this case,

although it really isn't surprising, is the extent to which even european governments are using the spyware, against their own civil and against political target. we've seen that authoritarian governments are using this fire. ready against political targets journalists, tonight's defenders people like to show the founded on the person but what the government seems to be doing to and not using it to fight crime or human trafficking. ready other things that the government, the government and the company said this by. ready we use, i do think that a bit of catch up by some of these intelligent agencies who believe that they have a better system than the private sector. and especially in this case with this group. they will also promises made by the anessa group years ago saying that is the technology couldn't be used against for us phones or israeli. ready phones are

you capable. ready all of that is improving to be bogus. whitehouse has its disappointed with the judges decisions, avoid national mosque rules for planes, trains, and other forms of public transport. a federal judge and florida rule that the us centers for disease control and prevention had overstepped its authority. john henry reports from chicago's o'hare international airport with new cases rising along with covered confusion mask mandates in the us or more muddle than ever. in florida, a federal judge appointed by been president, donald trump on monday, struck down a mask requirement on planes, trains and buses across the us saying the biden administration exceeded its authority. it doesn't matter to me what they do of florida. i'm still going to be, where am i some travellers say they're happy john mask. last medical. the white house is it's reviewing that decision. so this is obviously

a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask and public transit. as you know, this just came out this afternoon, so right now the department of homeland security who would be implementing and the cdc are reviewing the decision. and of course the department of justice would make any determinations about litigation. the federal government last week extended the transportation mask mandate until may 3rd. the biden administration has not said whether it would appeal. most people are still wearing masks with the airport, but the biden administration says it will no longer enforce the transportation mask mandate. airlines are happy, they've been fighting against this rule, and now they want to return to pre pandemic business. as usual, the news comes is covered cases surge with a new sub varying called b a to reportedly 30 percent more contagious than previous variations following a 2 month long decline in cases. just feel like not mandates are coming down to my

school or getting like every day that has philadelphia reinstating its indoor mask mandate at the university of connecticut. once again, masks or mandatory. oh, we all want to be healthy. we all want to go back home. wow. and not get disturbed during the exams in new york, most broadway theaters are still requiring theatre goers to mask up even as much of the rest of the country goes mask lists. john henderson al jazeera, chicago indian police are in jaila selves. a hindu muslim violence erupted in new delhi during a hindu religious procession. it is the worst such incidents in the capital since 2020 you and fighting killed, more than 50 people from new delhi, elizabeth per on them, reports, police and paramilitary forces remain on the streets of john. good pooty, 2 days after hindu celebrating a religious festival fought with muslim residents. here,

police are forcing people to stay in doors. and the predominantly muslim neighborhood in northwest delhi was that man of america are muslims can't even move out of the homes. the police isn't acknowledging what the hinder state. wow, it hinders kevin's wards in a religious procession. haines organizations can raise their slogans. we don't have a problem with that. but when we celebrate our festival, do we raise such slogans? outside temples, phone videos appear to show him to his carrying swords as they held a procession through the neighborhood on saturday. and another purportedly shows a muslim man firing at the procession. both sides accuse each other of starting the violence on them and okay. the muslim stopped, doesn't asked us to turn back. that is a mosque closed by and when we got dead they started fighting and tried to create chaos. more than 20 people have been arrested in connection to the violence. 16 of the muslim ccd mortgage we're analyzing. cctv footage and other additional evidence

based on that, more people were identified. they will also be detained and interrogated, ma'am is donny, please also said they'll take action against any one found guilty regardless of their for legit. but not everyone believes that one lawyer has filed a petition with the supreme court asking it to oversee an independent investigation into the violence. it's the worst religious tension in the indian capital and 2 years in february 2020 fighting between muslims protesting against the citizenship amendment act or ca and hindus who supported it, led to the death of 53 people. most of the muslims barely believe it or during the an aide or indian 20 died at has been under the grid. cindy's have been good, had admonished, invaluable news for their own on the leg, roach and your baby. i think the rights and that's not the only petition surrounding greece intentions that's been submitted to india's top court. a muslim organization called jamal lama

a. him has asked the supreme court to stop regional governments from bulldozing the homes of muslims suspected of violence. that's after 45, a bulldog with the state of mother probation last week, following violence between him loose and muslims. that also occurred as him 2 groups were leading processions through muslim neighborhoods. elizabeth brought him al jazeera new delhi. dozens of people have been arrested and injured during a 4th day of riots and sweden and began. i've a far rides, group plans to burn copies of the koran in muslim neighborhoods. lease, believe some of the purchases the link to criminal gangs is 20 police vehicles have been destroyed or damaged in the violence or races in melma where they were riots during the weekend. this began a couple of years ago in the late summer of 2020. and is the whole reason that paula don is described as danish sweeter she tried to come over to my my van and

threatening to burn a copy of the koran and the sweetest police stopped him. he managed to get round that by claiming sweetest citizenship through his father. and now he has essentially caught bullshit to come over and, and do whatever he wants. now he's the, he's the leader of the strong coast party which has not had any influence in sweden . so far, but he will hope to push his anti immigrant anti islamic agenda head of the swedish elections later this year. and that's over this is the weekend has led to those riots up in nor shipping lin shipping or bro. and here in momo, the rosen go to states where they're all right. the last couple of days, demonstrations turning into riots is just a few 100 meters behind me. there was a school bus there, a bus set on fire and residence causburn's. a line are to start coding today, some reaction from the government, the prime minister, mark delane anderson,

has said that paula dunn's actions are up horned. but she's defended the swedish constitution and said that, reacting to it in this violent sense is, is indefensible, and unlawful. and really, it's the swedish law that is also a problem. and this issue protests have also broken out outside the swedish embassy into holland, where demonstrate to say that outraged by fall, right? politicians who are planning further burnings of the grown there were concerns. the unrest weakened sweden's relationship with iran and other countries are just as in canada, calling for justice for indigenous children abuse in residential schools, many of which were run by the catholic church. hundreds of people march through central toronto to a church where they attached the names of victims to offence. they say an apology by the head of the church. pope frowns. a sally of this month isn't enough. about

a 150000 indigenous children was separated from their families between 1831. 1996 african laborers struggling during the holy month of ramadan. i've been getting help and libya work is even hard. it's fine. so it's difficult to make money and provide families. my trainer tells us about the people ensuring they have something to eat. the elfish lo roundabout is in the heart of tripoli. on most days during the year, hundreds of african labourers can be found here looking for work. but during the whole, the month of ramadan, things slow down and the crowds thin abdur rahim is a painter from niger. he says he came to libya 2 years ago to find work and provide for his family back home that was done during ramadan. work is hard to come by. many of us don't make enough money to be able to buy food. i have friends who

haven't eaten for days, but some people do tried to help the horse. the un says there are more than 610000 migrants in libya. it's long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach europe. the international organization for migration says at least 660 people died, risking the dangerous journey in the mediterranean sea. and nearly 900 are missing . some migrants, such as of yan from sudan are not interested in going to europe. they seek economic opportunities in libya. la garza, some of us have family members who are sick and need to make money for their treatment. there is a little work during ramadan. it's hard for us. i need to work so i can eat and send money to my family on that. on the highlander from a barn, if a holy month for muslims, they fast from sunrise until sunset, and believe at the time for giving an act of charity. many migrants depend on the

goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet al deep, who started the folly s san charity organization 7 years ago. i was during ramadan laborers don't find work, so we try to help them and give them food. it's our obligation is muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but migrant still risk coming here because there are no job opportunities at all. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina, ultra 0, tripoli. ah, this is our desert, easier. top stories ukrainian president blossom is landscape.