the manual micro ann marie le pen her head to head for the french presidency. but with the far right leader, the parent having softened her image and growing discontent with macro and the cost of living crisis at play. how will france vote follow the french election on al jazeera ah, ukraine's president warned moscow may invade other european countries after general said, russia is army aimed to take control of the south end. ah, you're watching al jazeera life from to how with me for the battle. also coming up, israel closes the guys a border crossing to workers, citing rockets, fired by hamas. a bombing out a mosque in northern afghanistan gives more than 30 people the latest in

a series of attacks across the country. and disney loses its decades old special status in florida. after a dispute with a state governor about a new law on sexual orientation, ukraine's president is wanting euro russia's war in his country is just a start of a wider plan to invade. other nations brought him is lensky comments come after a top russian general said its force is wanted to take control of ukraine, southern and eastern regions. the aim is to link that area with russian annex crimea. moscow also wants to open a land order all the way to trans mystery here. that's the russian backs, breakaway region of moldova. i dial it, let me hold you to hold booth isa. great. the invasion to ukraine can be considered just the beginning. they will want to invade other countries. of course,

we will resist for as long as possible to break this ambition of the russian federation, but also of the nations they believe in the victory of life over a devil. they have to fight together with us. they have to help us not for us. diplomat william courtney says russia invasions had been made public before or the general actually may have been talking out of school. and it is not a very practical possibility in spring 2014, when russia invaded ukraine. the 1st time president began talking about noval recipe. that is the russian empire term for eastern and southern ukraine. he implied that those would be the areas of the russia goal, them to take my summer, 2014. he stopped talking about this go because your premiums were pushing back the russian practices that were in eastern ukraine and us. and so it was clear that

russians were not going to be successful in that effort. so this is not a new goal. it's a goal for you sharon, 8 years ago. but it is clear now that russia is not going to be able to achieve a major russian political strategy. objectives are not usually unveiled by a general as far down the totem pole as this general. so this person may have been speaking out of school saying something that maybe truthful about he shouldn't have said. so i would not worry too much about this particular general. the key issue is whether russia will be more successful than has been in eastern ukraine and moving toward odessa. and so far it doesn't look like that. we'll have a chance transferred to spend the night at a ukrainian army field hospital near the frontline in the east a warning his exclusive report contains images that some viewers may find distressing. ukrainian medics carry

a wounded soldier into a field hospital close to the front line. a piece of shrapnel has written through his side. the wound looks small but the sharp metal franklin inside will kill him if not dealt with fast. medics pump the soldier without a static in pure oxygen. they practice the wound. he will be evacuated to a hospital further back from the frontline to have the shrapnel removed. the team say some nights they have to treat up to 70 men will did as they defend their positions against the russian army advance. in a town close by. many of the medics have worked in foreign wars, owns the decades that they never expected one day. they would be saving lives home many years out of my whole professional life. i've been treated people. i love people. i love life in all ways. i chose my field because death is the worst enemy

rush and worse deed is that it turned me to the defender of life into a killer. i have had to shoot in this war at most likely hit the target some medic sleeping rooms next to the make shift trauma treatment area before their shift starts. the shelves are full of medicine vital for saving lives, but it's not medicine we need. the surgeons told me it's weapons. more soldiers arrive, nurses, prepare, re hide ration fluid, others search for veins in the men's arms so they can fit, can news, and administer medicine fast. the men are exhausted and dazed. i mean, we have hired and shell chart says this soldier, but it's to be expected. was a phone. why must coker put on in the most common injuries out from shrapnel? gun shop was blown off lin, brain drama, and shell shock. we re chelsea chuck with simple symptomatic medicines. there's not

much else we can do. and other soldiers brought him with a gunshot wound under his arm in the medics calmly clean the area. 55 year old louis ma seems relaxed, but the bullet was only millimeters away from potentially ending his life. lubo manager of a gunshot wound yesterday afternoon. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. that bullet did not sever the archery in his arm. he will now go from hey, be taken from here by ambulance to one of the local hospitals, further back from the front line for further treatment. some of the volunteers don't want to be identified because they say russian forces at targeting medics, treating ukrainian soldiers after being treated. louis man eats breakfast while waiting to be evacuated before the war. he was a construction worker renovating the chernobyl nuclear plant selling capacity.

they're mortar guys can get really close to us and they're difficult to see and shoot. they approach our trenches and throw grenades before lunch. yesterday there were 50 shells that hit new york position. russian artillery shells and mortars talking ukrainian positions in fields close by. no one knows how many wounded will be brought to the field hospital in the hours ahead. charles raffle al jazeera, least of ukraine, and russia has admitted for the 1st time that people died on its flagship moscow, which sank off the coast of 7 ukraine last week. it's defense. many 3 says one sailor was killed and 27. others are missing. moscow says nearly 400 crew members were rescued. the kremlin insists the vessel sank after an ammunition fire, but ukraine says it hit the ship with cross miss science. the head of the united nations is yet to travel to ukraine on thursday to meet president for me is lensky

at 1st. antonio terrace will had to moscow for talks with russia's lavion put in our diplomatic editor, jane space reports on the united nations. the un secretary general, antonio good harris is now going to involve himself directly in an effort to solve the ukraine war. on tuesday, he called for truce over orthodox easter. something that russia has not agreed to. but on the same day, he also sent 2 letters. one to the russians and the other to the ukrainians, requesting that he should visit moscow and keep the 1st those trips will now be on tuesday. all we have on the agenda is his working lunch and meeting with the foreign minister and then his reception on later on, on the same day by president putin. you know, as he said in his letters to both presidents and he hopes to talk about what can be done to bring peace to ukraine urgently. diplomat speaking to me before the last go visit was officially confirmed. welcome,

the secretary general's new piece initiative. what any effort to her to address this ongoing problem. but i think the big issue is to ensure that the russians abide by cease fire that they also allow for access to, to civilians. but any effort to in the carnage is welcome. you are absolutely delighted to see the sector general step forward. he has been very strong in his remarks to date. we now need to see action. and i think the suggestions that he's put out there in terms of engaging both parties brings the you entered into the role that it properly assumes in its responsibility for international peace and security. before the start of the war, the secretary general had tried to meet president putin. they were both at the winter olympics and china at the same time. then russian officials said it was impossible to arrange a meeting. now the 2nd general finds himself possibly involved in shuttle diplomacy

between moscow and care. without doubt, this is the most important and probably the most difficult trip of his 5 years in office, james bowes, al jazeera of the united nations. in other world news, israel has closed the garza border crossing to workers and businesses fighting rockets fired by hamas. the rockets targeted southern israel after a week of raids by israeli police into the al axa mos compounding occupied easter will. slim israeli military has not given a date for when it will reopen the crossings for workers and speak to you now outside. who has in garza for as you know. so what will this decision mean for the residence of garza high? well this, the decision is, is a very important ah, easy measure that was granted to garza, after that had may 2021. a latest war between garza and israel. that permits that

were granted to the workers and merchants from gaza to our work in israel has reached about 20000 since our september last year until now, by a ceasefire or quite overseas fire agreement. that was brokered by egypt. this has a lesson a little bit of the title measures that have that have been imposed by israel for so long on because the strip that has been also under siege more than 15 years now . and this decision coming now in a very vital time as we are approaching eat, the markets are filled with all kinds of foods. and people are waiting to are to come back. these workers, the merchant he regards, are waiting for these workers to return back with some money to actually buy the food, the new clothes, egg, and decorations for the eat. so it's a very a to actually flourish the markets of a little bit. it's

a very important time for either people here in garza waiting for some economy flourish meant to improve their lives. we are, we all as a reminder, also for the audience, la garza, at 50 percent of the people you guys are and employed in 2 thirds of the population, live under poverty line, relying on food aid by the united nations organizations and other humanitarian organizations. so this has been one of the very, ah, what people, what palestine people would call here, or referred to, is a collective punishment towards them because it hits them in their livelihoods and, and effects very much there are human, italian and living conditions. thank you for that. you now tired life for us in gaza city. still ahead on al jazeera. we take you inside the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank, which has become a strong hold hundreds of fighters against israel,

young. ah, richard. he has begun the, the full world cup is on its way to cattle. your travel package today. it's the weekend. here's your forecast for europe and africa. hey everyone. good to see you. so pulses of rain across iberia. we're also going to see that snow over higher ground through the pyrenees as well, and that's stretching into the lp's. it's really piling up over the alps. see it on our weather map here. may power up some thunderstorms for the south of france. this could lead to some localized flooding. okay, let's see what else we got going on. some cloud cover through the balkans temperature is doing pretty much what they should for this sandy gear easter meg, pleasant stretch of weather here. a bit more cloud cover though for is stumble that could generate some showers, but in the south suns out in antalya with the height of $28.00 degrees. well,

a cool breeze coming off the north sea. so that's going to be felt in the north west of england. not so bad in london though, with a high of 17 degrees off to the top band of africa, the northwest unsettled, some showers over the atlas mountains. looking good in the northeast in cairo with the high 31 degrees. and it looks like this disturbance is going to form into a tropical cyclone over the next little bit. as it spreads a lot of rain and wind and to northern and central portions of mozambique in san for south africa. there is a warning of disruptive rain for the eastern cape in some of the what weather is pushing into quite zulu at all. and now they're in the no official and line of the journey mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than light. in any water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening pace delve into the news, narrative,

and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered. on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories ukraine's president voted me. it's lensky is wanting. rush has invasion. it's just a sort of a wider plan for war in europe. a top russian general has said his army wants to control ukraine, south and east and reaches you and chief antonio terrace. his driving to russia and ukraine next week is expected to meet vladimir put to new moscow on tuesday, followed by talks with louisa lensky on facing. and israel has closed the gas of

border crossing to workers, citing rockets, 5 by hamas with no date for when it will reopen of rockets targeted southern israel after a week of rates by israeli police into the alas, some mos compounding occupy, destroy them. and is there any raised in the north of the occupied westbank have intensified in recent weeks, after 2 gunmen from jeanine killed 8 israel in separate attacks. hundreds of fighters live in the janine refugee camp, which has become a strong hold for resistance. again, seeds, really occupation either. abraham was allowed in side and spoke to the fighters in a largely unarmed society. these like these standout gunmen participating in a military career in the genie and refugee camp in northern occupy west bank. they're taking part in a memorial foot 14 palestinians killed in jeannine during the past 2 months. at least half of the 14 were killed in an exchange of failure. with these regular army,

including 2 gunmen who shot 8 people dead in 2 separate attacks inside israel. is really army, said it once, family members of one of the gunmen, but they're taking refuge in the camp. were dozens of fighters live, even though these fighters are wanted by the israeli army. they're here in a shore force that is filled with symbolism. one of the had bends here, says the wasps nest. this is how was really media refers to the camp. armed men speaking exclusively to al jazeera, say they're reclaiming the description badge. number alert or dinner will live on the occupation. they confiscate our lines, rate our homes and kill our people. what should we do? remain silent. even those who are not fighting the occupation yet give them some time and they will fight over. the flags of different palestinian factions. show the collaboration between groups here, but outside the camp. this kind of agreement is hard to find. one gun man told al

jazeera that fighters feel let down by palestinian and other arab leaders hobbin. how can we don't have real support given the current internal palestinian divisions, those menu see now in jeanine refugee camp and some other places are just lone wolves who believe in the justice of their cause. a lot of fighters weren't even born when the israeli army carried a violent rate in the camp 20 years ago. but they were had bands remembering what is known here. as the jeannine battled 52 palestinians, and 23 israeli soldiers were killed during the 2002 incursion into the camp. many here see why that battle is now over. the war is not. jamal wheel was a fighter in the janine camp during that battle. these are our co videos of him 20 years ago. his book about the janine battle was just released last month from

william jimmie if you come her ended in a shorter. we have a lot of people who were killed or detained. there's not one house in the camp that doesn't have a personal story for the struggle against one of the occupation. young children grow up with pictures of relatives killed by israeli forces. this affects the generations conscious and subconscious money, but are coming from living the more than by gov. abdullah shaw thought he is a palestinian who was killed by these ready forces fired in early march. and we were talking to many people who say they were inspired by him. we're seeing some of the arden men carrying pictures of palestinians work in my zone. i learn is on the fire. it's not hard to tell. with that we have a personal revenge or pillow, really occupation. what many of the gunmen here acknowledge these really are we have the military advantage, but they say they want to create a reality where the strongest, i mean them at the least pays a price for its occupation. they say is re left them with 2 choices. surrender or

fight, and they're not surrendering. neither of raheem elijah's either. jeannine refugee camp occupied westbank, a bombing at a mosque and a religious school in afghanistan has killed at least 33 people and injured more than 40. it happened in condos province and comes a day after a series of attacks in other parts of the country. no burton, manley has more. this was filmed by an eye witness moments after a bomb with true. as she r mosque. it happened in northern afghanistan's. conduce province applause, so powerful. it tore out wars and killed many in what should have been a place of peace and worship in the islamic holy month of ramadan. many more will rush to a local hospital. basically with him give him your thought. we were worshipping outside, but suddenly there was an explosion on the 2nd floor and people were thrown everywhere

. many were killed and wounded of them, and we brought victims to the hospital and conduce to murphy's law. me afghanistan must try to prevent these attacks. sore people are not targeted in the mosques, schools and places of worship. that new group is claimed immediate responsibility for the attack taliban spokesman's other holla, masha had condemned the attack and said, serious efforts being made to arrest and punish the perpetrators. afghanistan's islip filiette had claimed full bombings a day earlier. that included an attack on say to can she are mos in missouri sharif? less than a 100 kilometers west? at least 12 people were killed. robert, there has been a string of attacks by isolate affiliated groups. since the taliban came to power last august, it's booth he targeted minority communities including shia and has ara setting,

major security challenges for the taliban. one of the claims that the taliban made was that they had brought these 2 up on a son. unfortunately, others used to say that it wasn't peace that had arrived. it was just the absence of war. and that could only stay for so long. the idea is that their vacuum available, they're feeling state right now, are all contributors to the situation that are being exploited by groups such as ice, kate, backing, conduce a community less shaken, living and fear of more tax law about a man, the outer theera, an explosion in somalia capital has killed at least 6 people gunmen stormed a hotel in the leader beach area of mogadishu. after detonating a bomb. the police chief was at the hotel but wasn't injured. and our shabby attack in the same area in 2020 killed 16 people. the e u has agreed on new rules that will require internet and social media companies to remove the legal and harmful content from their platforms. the regulation will

also ban advertising aimed at children or based on sensitive data such as religion, gender and race accompanies good face. hefty fine, so violating the new rules, repeated breaches could see them banned from doing business in the european union. a suspected a gunman who opened fire near a school in the u. s. capital has taken his own life. at least 4 people, including a child, were injured in the shooting in north west washington dc. it happened as students were leaving for the day. witnesses say they heard multiple gunshots, police believe people were shot at randomly. a u. s. judge has ordered former honduran president, one orlando hernandez to be detained, bending a possible bail application. the order came at hernandez, his 1st appearance in your court a day after being extradited to the us. prosecutor's accused him of receiving millions of dollars from drug traffickers, while in office from 2014 to january. this year. he denies the allegations, gable is under reports from new york. it's rare that you see a former president,

her head of state being drugged to the united states in handcuffs and facing justice. and that's exactly what we saw here on friday. hernandez, 1st appearance here in federal court was via video link because of covert restrictions. it only lasted about 15 minutes or so, and he appeared on the video link and he only said a few words. yes, your honor in spanish a few times when he was asked if he understood what was being said to him. it was a pretty quick appearance where the, basically the charges against him by the government were laid out charges of drug trafficking and conspiracy. u. s. government said that he was a, accuses him of being a major drug trafficker for well over a decade in honduras up in kill even this year when he was arrested during, in february to our the arraignment will be scheduled for next month. but the bottom

line is, is that this was his 1st court appearance now. and now we'll get to hear more as this case goes forward, of the charges get it, got brought against him. but bottom line is the government says they are going to be presenting evidence in the future. they say that will prove that he was in their words, central figure in one of the largest and most violent cocaine trafficking conspiracies . the world has ever seen the usa to florida has stripped the walt disney company of itself governing status. critic say it's retaliation for the entertainment giant opposing legislation. banning the teaching of sexual orientation issues in schools . this me has managed large areas of orlando for more than 50 years and built this new world theme park. there is what the governor of florida had to say. we believe an important component of freedom is this in the state of florida is the freedom

from having oppressive idiology opposed upon you without your consent, whether it be in the classroom or whether it be in the workplace. and we decided to do something about it. a g gantski as a general set for the politics dot com. he says local taxpayers will pay for the decision rather than the company. you've got 80000 people whose jobs are dependent on disney directly or indirectly. so you're going to see that impacts. so if this actually goes through, it would sunset the special district and june 2023. so over time, there's a lot of details that work out such as, you know, who takes on the tax burden, is that the taxpayers of the, to county that there's, there is a disney itself. the santa says is going to be dis. but there are a lot of details to work out, and there's a least one school thought the says negotiating boy to get disney to start getting

involved. these culture were issues because up until recently, disney and the republican already had a really strong relationship. this is very active in church donations. mr. donations with republican candidacy causes the party. so this is a relatively new development. if disney incurred the costs are going to pass it on the end user consumers. but, you know, the thing about disney is the theme park notwithstanding, you know, a real growth is in china. i mean, that's, that's where disney's future awhile. so, in the theme park is just one part part of disney's businesses very diversified as you know. ok. so this is something where this would hit, but it's not something where disney is us, are always stuck with the worst case scenario. india's economy is picking up pace not at most so it's covered 19 restrictions have been lifted. that's helping to improve unemployment figures,

but not among women. elizabeth random has more from new delhi students at the university of delhi lineups. the interviews at a job fair around $20000.00 have registered to attend in the hopes of finding work . that includes 20 year old chief, mal halter, who's doing a bachelor of commerce. after graduation, it is impossible to get the job laid off doing because there's nothing in the margaret to me, $1.00 and $5.00 university graduates in india unemployed because of a lack of jobs. if chief mac can find one, she will join an even smaller percentage of indian women who are employed, the international labor organization ranks and the a $171.00 out of $180.00 countries for participation of woman in the workforce. the center for monitoring indian economies is only around 10 percent of indian women are employed. women also face family and societal pressures. india has wolves, highest ratio of women doing unpaid domestic work compared to men. 22 year old

consume ansari's studying education and the hopes of becoming a teacher in the future to be secure. i can secure my future and support my family . we are 4 sisters and our father has put in a lot of effort to educate all of us. so i want to support my family and do something for myself. but calls him father says her future isn't in her hands alone . don't need me to be. i go to you, my 2 daughters were doing the bachelor's in education, but they want to study and i want them to know. hopefully they'll get a job. when they get mad at the in laws will decide about whether they can continue with this studies or what they do. it's up to them. they cannot jobs. economists say, attitudes towards women working aren't as big a barrier as a lack of jobs, a safe working environment, and public transportation. the pro is not a supply. women are more than happy to come out to what the problem is. that ain't enough good jobs. so the government obviously does need to provide more jobs

because it is ailing decoy. the services it all the people of india. the indian government promised to create $6000000.00 jobs to the next 5 years when it released its latest bunch it experts say prioritizing women and that plan would dramatically improve the world's 5th largest economy. elizabeth, poor on m al jazeera new delhi. and as always, there's plenty more news on our website at al jazeera dot com, the very latest, and all of our top stories on the al jazeera dot la. again, i'm fully back the ball. with the headlines on al jazeera ukraine surprises and louise lensky is wanting rushes in.