horse from the heart of brazil starts march 9th on d, w. ah ah, this is to be news ly, from berlin plans to evacuate civilians from 2 besieged ukrainian. cities come to nothing as moscow ignores to cease fire and resumes a defense. 10 days since the invasion russians forces are inching closer to the capital, but in her song, residents take to the streets to protest against the russian troops. also coming up the international media outlets. now suspending operations in russia as a new kremlin law makes independent reporting impossible.

ah, i'm willing to accept walk into the program. plans to evacuate civilians from 2 besieged cities and ukraine. have been dealt a blow with russian troops continuing their shelling despite a temporary cease fire agreement. earlier moscow had announced a 5 hour halt to its attacks on villanova, and at the strategic port, city of maria pole residence there have been left without water and power after being surrounded by russian forces. meanwhile, protests have broken out in russian health. hassan ah, cosen is ukraine. protest is gather in the 1st major city to full to russian forces, shouting in defiance of the soldiers occupying that city. many others on the

move, an endless line of cars outside the capital cave. as civilians attempts to escape the russian advance. for thousands more of forced to flee through the wreckage on foot, carrying only what they can. throughout at all, a battle of narratives is being waged as both sides release images, claiming military victories. the russian ministry of defense shows what it coals destroyed ukrainian tanks, and russian arma advancing nick cave. while ukraine released this video, apparently from a drone, allegedly showing a russian helicopter being shot down. this battle of claim and counter claim has seen both sides blame each other for the collapse of promised humanitarian corridors. after days of relentless shelling in the key port city of

mario polt, russia said on saturday morning, it would stop firing and allow civilians to flee from the area to the nearby city of val enough co. but just hours later, ukraine's deputy prime minister complained that russia wasn't respecting the partial ceasefire. it was neither did. the thing is, you know, from 9 o'clock in the morning on march 5th, we had a preliminary agreement that we will create to humanitarian corridors, villanova and mario full yackel. so i note the fact that russia has violated its agreements even with the red cross and has not complied with its commitments and the shelling the city of villa. nova europe studia. mr. val, nevada rushes, defense ministry, blame to ukraine for the sci fi, as collapse on saturday evening, it confirmed that russia had resumed offensive actions on maria po for those civilians still trapped in the city. the war of words is irrelevant compared to the real human cost of the ongoing conflict. a boy just 18 months old hit by

shelling doctor's could not save his life. oh, did amuse. nick connelly is in key for us to night. he is inside because the curfew is now in fact in effect. good evening to you, nick. i am the situation at the car in the capitol moment. can you tell us a bit more about him? here is basically a ghost city right now. even before the car, few you barely saw any called out on the streets, mainly of the journalist and police or me, certainly homed checkpoints, all along the main about the key places you can only see people out enjoying the weekends. sandbags, anti tank kind of insulation to different kinds. lots are possible checks of return . it's a city transform basically in the space of 10 days. i think there are still quite some number of them here already. there's been a things in exodus and lots of families,

especially women and children have left. but there are more people around behind the curtains trying to ship this out. then you would think at 1st sight, supermarket still open, they're not totally empty. for now, you can get most things, power, mobile, phone networks, those things are also available. but this definitely is that is unfortunately how you get used to this fence of being under threatened being encircled almost. and this kind of military regime, or people are spending nights in their cell, the bomb shelters. so an airy, quiet where you are, but maybe not so quiet a bit further away. what else do you know a slightly beyond the city limits there? well, that's the thing the, some of the most intense fighting the last few days has been in care of northwest and suburbs to be seen that russian volts coming from beller is past that universal new capacity ation side of the world's worst nuclear accident into those northwestern suburbs they were trying to take a military airport in a hostile matter, which is in the suburbs of kiev, and seemingly twice treatment than being taken back with families and losses by the

ukrainian forces. and extraordinary images of destroyed houses have lots of destroyed, burns out, russell tanks, lots of images of russia being taken prisoner by the ukraine of dead bodies in the streets, a military death. pretty, pretty, pretty hurrying images that. and now it seems like things are slightly more stable than ukrainian tapping. able to build on that mentor and push that russian advance back somewhat. but still, there is a huge column versus hardware and personnel about 2025 kilometers northwest of kia, someone said it's almost, it's almost 50 kilometers long in its entirety. so a threat that is that, but for now didn't seem to be moving very fast. and on the other side of the country from where you are maria paul, that we've been hearing some very dire things happening there, especially with the plan cease fire having collapsed. what more can you tell us about the situation on that side of the country?

what issue for meribelle is that is the last major city on that as a sea coast that is controlled by ukraine is being tiny and circled and from the other side to the sea. and russian troops when the opposite side of that c. so basically it's a question of time now until food runs out, when the standard electricity is basically gone, the same goes for mobile phone networks. a pretty difficult situation for the into the big city, hundreds of 1000 people. there's a big industrial center, and there had been the hope that they would be some kind of agreement between the bringing the russian side on that maturing corridors you mentioned to allow civilians to leave to allow food in. and now that hasn't happened, as the cranial side says, because the russians didn't stick to their side of the bargain. i think it's very difficult to see how they got to reach an agreement at a time where hundreds of soldiers on both sides are being killed every day without some kind of outside mediation without the red cross about the un ukrainians have called on the un to start a peacekeeping mission, something that can just keep these 2 sides apart right now. there is too much bad

blood and too much anger on both sides of the brain side for any kind of direct deal between russia and came to see very have any likelihood of really succeeding. alrighty. w's nic connelly there for us. and key of tonight with the latest, thanks very much. israel's prime minister as tale bennett was in moscow earlier today for talks with russian president vladimir putin about the war is now on his way to berlin to meet german chancellor, olaf shelves. let's go right now to our corresponded tonya kramer who's in jerusalem. ty, so what more do you know about that meeting in moscow? well, i have to tie, we don't know that much, but what i can tell you said it was as surprise. you know, when the new spoke after she bought in the early evening here that is, was prime minister enough tale. bennett actually boarded a plane in the morning and was on his way to moscow to meet with fashion president,

flutie me, a putin that is also unused. because it was in the middle of shabbat and, and mr. bennett is a religious as so we were told this is only and you know, especially circumstances, especially when it comes to preserving a lives. so the meeting it's reported here by is there any media lasted about a 3 hours. we understand from these reports that of course, one of the topics was the situation to war in a ukraine. but also the issue off the nuclear talks about going on in vienna now is ready sources. he has said that this visit was in fact coordinated with the united states with france and germany. we also understand that mister bennett spoke afterwards with the ukrainian president and mrs. zalinski on the phone before then traveling on a to a berlin. so of course,

this comes on the back talk. that is when had offered, you know, i am to mediate between both sides between russia and ukraine, but because it has open channels to both of them. but i think we need to be very cautious as to, you know, did the content still of these talks? tell us more if you can about that position. a israel find itself in because it isn't it in a delicate position between russia and ukraine? well absolutely, and you could say in one way know is, is, has israel has taken a very cautious approach on the one hand, of course as siding with a vest and alyssa, with the united states at closest ally itself. and of course, as supporting a ukraine. mr. bennett has several times as spoken on the phone with the ukrainian president as to lensky in recent days. also, i am ascending delivering humanitarian aid, but it has refused. according to media reports he had to deliver weapons had re

requested from ukraine. on the other hand, as well as trying to avoid a rift with moscow with president putin debt, it has its own security interest. he also in the region because it has some a military coordination with russia, which is active in syria over the ass space. and we know that israel is carrying out as strike stand, what it describes as iranian target. so it's very cautious in that way. but on the other hand, you know, mr. bennett has said, is ready prime minister to take a measured response and that makes it a possible to keep those channels open and that puts it in a very special position. do you have use on your kramer there for us in jerusalem? thanks for much german public broadcasters, a r d and d d. s. have joined the growing list of international broadcasters that have suspended operations in russia. the move comes in response to a new law that threatens jail sentences for publishing what the kremlin deems as

fake news about the invasion of ukraine. it's being widely seen as the attempt to stifle dissent over the military operation. directly along and german broadcasts, or a r d, has temporarily suspended its reporting from its studio and moscow. russia's new media law makes it a crime to disseminate what it considers false information about the country's armed forces. a conviction could mean up to 15 years in prison. we have yet to see, and as we seen, that russia has created its own definition of truth. so at the moment we don't know what truth will reporting means for our teams. we have to protect them and as long as we don't have any clarity, we can't report from there. this lol severely disrupts our news coverage and he finds in it. and if i had to police test auto, this decision, many international media groups have already suspended their reporting, including the b, b, c. u. s. broadcast or cnn is also adding its operations in russia. the kremlin has

already pulled the plug on domestic stations, critical of the regime correspondent marva smear nova from the independent broadcast to rain has already left the country. she says journalists are in a state of panic. mia has on my mac, williams on my list. several of my colleagues journalists have called me some even cried and asked how they can leave the country immediately. anybody trying to access social media networks like facebook or twitter and russia is now met with error messages. the websites have been shut down, jeremy's, a r d and z d f, a recording about events in russia, ukraine, from other countries. russia's largest state owned airline. our floor has announced it will halt all international flights except to beller, rou, starting march. 8th. the move comes after the russian aviation agency warned that russian planes least from foreign companies, could be impounded under international sanctions. that warning does not apply to

russian airlines flying russian airplanes. ukraine was on everyone's minds at various sporting events across the world this weekend. the cranium colors were prominently displayed at the big bonus league, a game between leaders by a munich and 3rd place. laver cousin. there was also a call for peace, which was mirrored across saturdays fixtures on the field in own goal from captain thomas moore, they meant hosts byron and to settle for a $11.00 draw in the german title race watching the w news. let's give you a reminder of the main story coming out of your brain today. plans to evacuate civilians from to frontline, ukrainian cities have stopped after russia resumed its offensive. the crating government had russians had violated a temporary cease fire and would have allowed civilians to leave in about huh. and the strategic port city of maria, pull brushing force, our engine closer to the capitol peeve and fighting continues and ukraine,

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