in senegal and rivers in iraq and the st asked how societies can respond to global warming, that climate emergency. a season of special programming on al jazeera ah ukrainian say it's hell on earth, the fight to keep russian forces from completely liberating the port city of matter . you put a blow em, darn jordan, this is our 0 life. and go are also coming up with russia. president sends a message with a new missile test saying each one carries multiple nuclear warheads. more than half of the $5000000.00 ukranian refugees are in poland,

but it warns its running out of room full and allegations of bias as dozens of properties are destroyed. and i'm wisdom neighborhood in india's country. ah, we may only have hours or days left. that was the desperate plea from the ukrainian command does. russian forces drive the takeover the ruins city of matthew polt, us and european leaders and our racing against time to get heavier weapons to outnumbered ukrainian troops. with matter you, paul is critical for russia to link separatist control territory in the east with russian annexed crimea in the south, and as race will said, our reports, it's egan, important for the ukrainians to defend. this was life in mario, put just 2 months ago. children playing on the beach, feminists rolling by. but after 2 months of war, life is ended him,

but norm of here, ukrainian same are you pool is hell on earth. they are lost, remaining forces are holding out at one of europe's largest math factories. for these, they have ignored russia's demands to surrender their nurses at another future. their motor would do not from us. this is our appeal to the world. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we are may be facing our last days, if not hours. the enemy is outnumbering as $10.00 to $1.00. they have advantage in the air in artillery, in their forces on land, in equipment and in tanks. while we are only defending one object, the adult style plant, where in addition to military personnel, there are also civilians who are formed victim to this war. we appeal and plead to all world leaders to help us with properly european council president charles michelle is the latest you leader, to or for support in a sure sort of clarity. you shall, matthew grinning. president will admit that. asking, can you and pledge to continue providing military aid. today, we have to say 1500000000 euros military equipment. and the after the intrusion

solution which you, we are trying to convince members 32 at butter 2 else support your to mid showed. it's what we provide is what you need in history precisely what our denise and her, we are able to make sure that we can provide. we use member susan, other partners, the means that are needed in order to fight and in order to win this war. ukraine's presence is given up, their city is not an option. what that might be open. in order to unblock mario poo you, there are 2 ways, serious, heavy weapons that we are counting on city so far. we don't have enough of these weapons. and the 2nd way is diplomatic. so far, russia does not agree to this. the time is running out not only for ukrainian troops, but also civilians. this video was shared by you greens as of battalion inside the as hostile factory. hundreds of people seem cramped on the ground. somewhere in a sprawling compound cecile fletcher. my youngest child cries,

had everything he twitches in his sleep, him the oldest is starting to get depression. they miss a peaceful life. it's been really frightening lately. frightening even to go out of the bunker to use the toilet. and they have one desperate for the for the world. leadership is dawn really. we lost our home. we lost our livelihood. we want to live a normal peaceful life. we want to get out of here. there, lots of children in here. they're hungry. i get us out of here, we beg you, we have already cried out all the tears. we have not become cry any more. we are jesse sat here, he'll block pregnancy noon. on wednesday, marya pacific official said they have reached an agreement with russia to rescue 6000 civilians on buses. but because of the constant shelling only a few managed to get out, tens of thousands of civilians are still trapped in a city that russia is determined to capture and ukrainian see. they are fully

committed to defend. russ who said that al jazeera living. meanwhile, ukraine's deputy prime minister says the humanitarian corridor agreed with russia to get people out of money. you boat did not work as planned. or abdul, hamid has been falling developments from keefe says or and yet another plan that had actually failed. and now, according to ukrainian officials, there were about a dozen buses that were waiting to get permission to reach the outskirts of my you pull, they were ready since 2 o'clock this afternoon, which was the agree time, according to your green official. that did not happen. i mean, this has been a passion, i would say over the past few weeks has been extremely difficult to get people out . of marie polena has been really a trickle of people really managing to make their way out. if she safety is a large number of people trapped in there as of steel plant there,

that's where also there's the last number of ukrainian forces. andy as of regiment of air, their holding up, as you said, they're outnumbered, they're out gun. they are in a very difficult position. they've been actually showing at pictures of all these people in the basements, and you'd be quite surprised when you see those videos that they have been sending of the amount of young children and who have been there at now how to get them out . it seems at the moment it is an impossible task. add to that, that the mayor of new police saying that this about a 100000 people still in mo, you pull, they have no water, they have no gas, they have no electricity is still quite cold in this country or rushes, defense ministry says it hit more than a 1000 targets across ukraine in the past 24 hours as part of its renewed offensive in the east of correspondence. charles stratford got ne, what's been called the line of contact, where both sides are exchanging fire. he spoke to people to space by fighting in

eastern dumbass region. not shallow white v zario shows us what exploding show did to her home. yes. her house is a few kilometers from where russian forces are trying to advance that are being held back by the ukranian army fellows voice, thoroughfare, them all day. it happened so quickly. yeah, i was in the house. i heard a whistling sound. she says a ship casual thing and so we don't worry, this is out going. she continued at the suddenly i came out of the house and i saw my son was crawling towards me. he shouted, ma'am, are you alive? liam? my ears were ringing and there was debris everywhere. yet when, when they shoot, it's not that scary. it's the incoming. we are afraid of it. she says another shell blasts out across the fields the ukrainians, saying that they pushing russian forces back from positions close to here. we have

no way of confirming that but we were in the last few minutes or so heard shells leaving this area. the lady in this house said she's lived here 10 years and we asked her why she doesn't move because pretty much everybody from this area has already gone. and she says she basically has nowhere else to go at a hospital, a few kilometers away. we met these elderly women. they were injured when russian forces shell, the towns and villages they lived in valentino from the town of several dan etzky. she is terrified about her son, who she says was too afraid to try and escape since lucille thought volley of her things, my son managed to get to the basement, but i was too late. there are people who cannot leave their old and many disabled. they are desperate to get out. why can they go? stopped told us not to name the hospital because they're afraid of it getting hit.

his doctor insisted we hide his identity, but told me, many of the staff had fled the hospital, needed surgeons and trauma specialists. he said, medics load the injured and infirm to the once daily evacuation train. after a russian shell hit a platform crammed with a vacuum ease in the city of cremmit, sourced killing more than 50 people. on april, the 8th. this is now the most east and train service taking people who can all want to leave to safe areas. anna is fleeing the fighting around on ask with her 10 year old son. clearly, we are saving ourselves her that russians can't do to ask what they did in beecher . we left everything behind, even our dog and cat. we have no choice. we find alexander and his wife, if gania in another compartment knew yesterday or pushed him, we have come from kraemer tossed because of russia entered the city. we could never

live under their fascist rule. alexander says, the elderly woman sharing their compartment seems to be suffering from dementia. she's unable to speak, and he's travelling to safety alone. back near the front line, zoe will sleep in her cellar to night. as an invading army continues to rick, hers, and millions of other people's lives. shall stratford al jazeera euston. ukraine. middle russia says it's successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile called the summit. president vladimir putin says it will provide food for thought, for those who threaten russia. he says each missile can carry up to 12 nuclear warheads and can hit any target on earth. but u. s. defense chief say the new weapon purse is no more significant threat than other elements of russia's arsenault. also, jibari has moved from moscow. e. russian president vladimir putin has since congratulated at the defense minister and he has said that this is sar mots.

intercontinental ballistic missiles will reliably insure the security of russia from current threats and letting me put it also said that it will make those who are trying to threaten russia to think it is now going to be the largest and nuclear capable ballistic missile that russia will have in its fleet and an arsenal, and according to the defense ministry, this is this assignment missile will be part of a ongoing series of tests. and then it, once those tests are completed, they and missiles will be replacing what they already have in their arsenal. and this is one of the heaviest, if not the heaviest and ballistic missile in the world that will be joining rushes current stockpile. to ukranian zookeeper, who stayed to take care of their animals, had been found dead. their bodies were discovered in a back room of the sioux,

where managers say they were shot dead by russian forces. the employees decided to stay in the city of car keith to feed the animals. when thousands of people began to flee, the area is rose. their forces had targets and garza for a 2nd time this week says earlier, rocket was fired into and is ready town on the territory controlled by the palestinian group. hamas and tension remains high at the alex a mosque compound after the incursion of jewish ultra nationalist groups and to be occupied site. israeli forces have stopped some young muslims from leaving the compound earlier. israeli troops fire rubber bullets, one of the most windows after someone threw a stone that a soldier since friday, a number of palestinians had been injured in israeli, raised on the mosque compact. most of the company are now just there, including with francis future at stake. the 2 contenders for the presidency face off in a televised debate. and will tell you about a while, find you a state of arizona, this shipment size and just a matter of days monday. ah,

let's go with your weather report for the americas. have one great to see you. so some rain moving across the great lakes. on the northern flank of this we've got snow, but it southerly push of air means d. c. you're getting up to a height 22 degrees on thursday after the west. we go, calgary picked up more than 20 centimeters of snow. those temperatures popped up a bit to 2 degrees on thursday. some rain for british columbia into the pacific northwest and that what weather is also dropping further toward the south. so this becomes destroy for california is while including san francisco, with a 160 degrees temperatures cold enough to see some snow in the sierra nevada clutter of cells will see toward the deep south. some of these could be intense at times, and off to the caribbean, we go out of rainfall over the bahamas into hispaniola as so for haiti and the

dominican republic. certainly the risk of seen some flooding care tharp and of south america. it's our usual scattering of storms here also as we look towards sternum and french, diana cayenne has a hiv $27.00 agrees on thursday. it is dryer for that se portion of brazil. so 30 degrees in rio de janeiro. and in the days to come, this temperatures are going to shoot up, so we're up to 37 degrees on saturday. that's fall above average that your report soon. ah. the world is warming, and green lens ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland. the melting of the frozen north on al jazeera ah,

revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet. on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back and pick about about top stories. this, our, a ukrainian commander has issued an urgent call for heavier weapons of the russian military drives and take these received city of matthew polt. tens of thousands of people remain trapped the plans for establishing humanitarian corridor with russia failed on wednesday. russia says it successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile called the sama as her and let him have bruton says to provide food for thought, for those who threaten russia. ramona on the war and ukraine and germany's foreign

minister says berlin will ramp up aid for key as soon as possible. germany recently reversed decades of policy and supplied weapons to ukraine under the pot. now the fun gets, get pumped out to other partners now supplying armored vehicles. i would like to say he and clearly this is not to be for us either to my, even if it's sometimes sounds like it in the german debase. but we have already agree to such deliveries, but we don't have anything available at short notice that we can now deliver really quickly and immediately. yes, and speaking about the war, u. s. president joe biden says russia underestimate to the level of unity countries would show against the invasion machine. just how vital or alliances and partnerships are around the world are as you step an op amp and find the impact response and it was united, focused and energized as is everywhere. remember, she knew as you know,

i'm confident of my life speaking. i don't think that there couldn't and you asked me to report say, president biden is expected to announce an additional $800000000.00 in military aid to ukraine this week. that would be on top of the same amount announced by the white house last week. that included the helicopters, artillery pieces and armored personnel carriers separately. nato has also supplied ukraine with tanks. helicopters, and heavy weapons. e. u. member states have contributed nearly $3000000000.00 to ukraine. podium you gave germany and france. i've been the main providers. let's bring in holland all my military expert from the atlantic council in washington dc . he's a former advisor to the u. s. defense department, harlan. let's talk 1st about matter. you pull the situation, they're extremely desperate with ukrainian military commanders making those urgent please for help. is it too late for the defenders? do you think and what will it take to free? the thousands of people still trapped that i'm afraid that mary oval is lost. so we

were not able to provide enough equipment in time. and so we have to understand that the defense was heroic. but i think that mary uncle has gone the really issue will now shift to the don boss. there's some $40000.00 ukranian troops that are facing the current onslaught. and the question is very simple. will the west be able to provide them with sufficient amounts of equipment in sufficient numbers and capability to be able to withstand the onslaught that is now the issue? and one can only hope that ukrainians will have the wherewithal to be able to resist those attacks. because if they are not, then i'm afraid that lot and who and the russians will be able to overwhelm what's happening indeed. and that will lead to a divided country and a war that will not be finished for a very long time. yeah, holland, that's an important point to make because the us says it's landed artillery and

other supplies into ukraine. this week. and western allies were saying that they both promised more help. but how do you get all that help into mary paul? it's completely surrounded by the russians and the ukrainians, as you say, need this help yesterday. this is like the stalingrad in 1942. when the russian, the german army under pol yvonne palos was surrounded by the russians, i don't know that you can and quite frankly, the amount of artillery, 18 pieces of a 155 millimeter artillery are, are not sufficient. you understand that the logistics are important. you've got to provide tens of thousands of grounds. and so the issue is very simple. can we provide enough of what ukraine needs in a timely fashion to make a difference? that is what this battle will rest on. and i'm uncertain about the outcome unless we can do that. holland just talk us quickly through why matter you polish so strategically important for the russians,

we hear that the city is key to establishing this. this land corridor between don bass in the east and crimea, which is already annex. so russia clearly needs to take matter. you pull at all costs. well, i don't agree with that quite frankly, because if the ukrainians were able, there is a land bridge. i called across the curt peninsula that linked both ends of the sea of as off. if that bridge were to be destroyed, the russians would have to go around that would ruin the russian land bridge. so i think that mary helpful is much more of an emotional issue than it is of a real strategic one. ukrainians need to take that bridge down and that would really destroy the ability of the russians be able to resupply crimea, whether they are capable of doing that or not. i certainly words that when i had also urged using whatever capacity they have to destroy, the black sea fleet is vital right now for the psychological effects they will have on moscow. hold on just a final thought to you earlier be so russia test why,

what it says was this new intercontinental ballistic missiles, the u. s. as it was notified of a launch and that it's pretty routine. but how much do you think this is? raise the terrifying specter of perhaps nuclear escalation over the conflict and ukraine. while i raised in a column, it becomes desperate, he could threaten using nuclear weapons. and this is, these are not the strategic weapons, but what we need to do in advance is that nato has to say, if you use a nuclear weapon in ukraine, we in ukraine will be able to destroy your logistics and much of your military. and that will make sure that you will lose. so don't even consider using nuclear weapons in ukraine. i hope to, by the administration has the courage to be able to take that stand and let moscow know what the red lines are. in this case, nuclear weapons are not going to be used. and if so, we and nato will retaliate in

a way which will ensure that russia will lose in ukraine. and we have the capacity to do that and put knows that it's a horrifying spectra, holland. many times we're inside harlem, thank you very much indeed for talking about now the humans has more than 5000000 ukrainians. now refugees less than 8 weeks into the war and with a new offensive launched in the east and don bass. people in poland wondering just how many more could be on the way under chappelle report. at this refugee center in warsaw, victoria flicks past photos on her phone of her family's home in mary a pole. what was left of it? the days she got out of the city, much has changed in nearly 2 months of war. and not much is left of her city. lou blige, humanly fear of what we cry. we all have the feeling that we've no home. we've no idea where to go. what to do where to run it's very scary. more than half of ukrainian refugees are in poland and the government is figuring out how to

accommodate even more. but officials wonder when the system will break. we see the escalation in southern and eastern ukraine and there are 7000000 ukrainians or rigged displaced in ukraine. so of course, that poses a problem. what if another way for comes and here we needs international and european solutions, we need a system in place because otherwise it will be very, very difficult to absorb more refugees. oh, it's hard to describe the enormity of the situation. a man made catastrophe for the ukrainian people are to grasp the heartache felt by the women and children who had to say good bye to husbands and fathers on a bus there. william, we left dad and keith ear and dad will be selling things and helping our heroes or army of the way he might even fight. when you mama, i nation, the scene a quarter of

a ukraine's population. more than $12000000.00 people in total, including around $5000000.00 refugees. but also about 7100000 people inside the country had been forced to flee their harm's services. a staggering amount of people that are of had to leave their, their herms their possessions. in some cases, family members behind them, millions of families and millions of lives have been shattered and to and their lives have been torn apart by, by this war with each new arrival, the tale of survival from what's become the fastest displacement crisis in europe. since the 2nd world war, andrew chapel al jazeera, for 2 contenders for the french presidency of taken part in a televised debate ahead of sundays, election incumbent emanuel macro and his father. i challenge a marine le pen debated issues include in the cost of living with ukraine, war and the future of the european union opinion polls favor micron, but suggests

a tight race natasha butler has more from paris, low ha, or we've seen is the incumbent, the centrist emmanuel mcgraw who is looking for a 2nd term, he's there face to face with the far right party leader marina penn. and they've been talking about the 1st topic in this debate this evening, which is the cost of living. that is also the number one issue or for most voters in france, they've been talking about what they would both do to try and improve the cost of living, reduce it for most people who are worried about things like fuel prices and food prices now. oh it's, it's been a little bit in college. i have to say the 1st few minutes have been slightly uncomfortable to watch because there is no doubt the marine the pen. this is one of her weaker areas, the economy. we knew this going into the debate. there were some areas she feels very comfortable talking about such as immigration, but when it comes to the economy, she sometimes struggles with their facts and figures. that is something though that emanuel mcgraw is very good at and very skilful. and there is no doubt in this 1st

in those 1st these 1st few moments, he's only got the upper hand. snuffling comes of defied a curfew and returned to the streets were protest. i was shot dead officers in the town of ramble, cannot open fire a demonstration on tuesday, killing one person and in 20 others president got to buy a roger pack. so has promised an independent inquiry. the protest as have been calling on the government to do something about storing fuel and food prices. authorities in india's capital have destroyed dozens of properties in a predominantly poor muslim neighbourhood. it follows violence between hindus and muslims in the area on saturday, the hindu nationalist party, the b j. p that runs the local district, is being accused by some of disproportionately targeting muslims, a claim it denies. and as with parent reports from new delhi, oh, the builders as muth, with a john good pooty neighbourhood of northwest deli on wednesday morning, accompanied by hundreds of police and paramilitary forces. they destroyed shops for

3 hours despite a supreme court order, telling them to stop. the gate to the john gave to the mosque was also demolished while the hindu temple next to it stood intact. yaeger in the gun was it would have been a one. yes. are you getting this demolition should stop because no one from the shops took barden, socrates violence on that day in those were creating trouble. some people asked them to stop, but they didn't want it and some of them felt it's dawn. and then some young kids from the site through stolen, but no one to a stone from the most police have cordoned off the neighbourhood, saturdays violence between hindu said muslims. it started when hundreds of hindus let a procession through the largely muslim neighborhood, carrying swords and chanting hindu nationalist slogans. most of the shops which were destroyed on wednesday belonged to muslims, but some hindus lost their property to. ah, order collie got them on this is just wrong. if they want to clear the roads, they should serve a notice and form us beforehand. if they don't do that, they should at least give us time to move. are things that it's just wrong to

destroy people's livelihoods, with the knolls deli municipal corporation, which is run by the hindu nationalist. part of the agenda party said wednesdays operation was part of its regular drive to remove illegally built stretches. derek, this is against some people who've been encroached on government. lamb already on. some scrap dealers have blocked the whole road. we've come to clear that. but the demolition to taking place just 2 days after a senior member of the b. j. p told north daily's mer to destroy any illegally constructed properties belonging to people arrested in connection with saturdays violence. 24 people have been arrested so far. most of the muslims saturdays violence follows a number of similar incidents across india and recent weeks. that also occurred as hinder groups were leading processions through largely muslim neighborhoods. india supreme court is expected to hear a case against demolishing properties of people suspected of violence on thursday. that's after 45 homes owned by muslims,

were destroyed in the state of module probation last week. opposition and civil society groups say the bulldozing of horns owned by muslims. suspected of violence only happens in states run by the governing b, j. p. as the people of john, good pooty pick up what's left of their shops. they say they are being punished for violence. they had nothing to do with elizabeth, poor adam al jazeera knew deli. now a fast moving wildfire has forced thousands of people in the us state of arizona to leave their homes. strong winds and drought conditions are driving the fire towards properties near the city of flagstaff. the size of the while fly has tripled in just a few days. dozens of buildings have also been destroyed. the by the ministrations considering reinstating a migration packed with cuba to help deal with its southern border crisis. you are secretary of state anthony blinkin, also signed a deal with panama during a meeting of officials from across the americas. the agreement names to better

manage migrant flows and create more pathways for legal entry into the united states. brazil's famous carnival as resumed after a 2 year gap because the corona virus pandemic, floats, and dances will parade in rio de janeiro was fame. some bedroom, the city usually sees $500.00 st party that this time. but the authorities have not yet given permission form. with a quick check of the headlines here on out to 0, a ukrainian command as issued an urgent cause, a heavier weapons. as the russian military drives to take the besieged city of matthew polt, tens of thousands of people remain trapped there. glance to establish a humanitarian corridor with russia. failed on wednesday. we'll ukrainian president brought him. he has the lensky says, forces defending matter. you paul,

need more military support. what am i doing? but in order to unblock mario pull, there are 2 ways. serious, heavy weapons that we are counting on so far.