[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, keep braces for attack. the mayor of the ukrainian capital issues, a defiant coal to residence, to repair, to fight. as russian artillery fire reaches the outskirts of keith, german chance, or olive sholtes, french president, manuel macro demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call with vladimir boot. they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war. plus,

ah, being for peace as their city repairs. it's defense is musicians in odessa make their voices heard for ukraine. ah, i might go, crept up to the program. ukraine has accused rushing forces of killing 7 civilians trying to flee, fighting near keith, to cranes. defense ministry said russian troops opened fire on a convoy of people as they tried to escape a village northeast at the capitol. as russian forces close in keys mayors, calling on residence to prepare to fight, shelley has already reached the outskirts of the city. fire crews rushed to the scene after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys. woodland. what was

the all the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning was oh, she very thick around. there are people living in these apartment buildings, the civilians visit with lou. this is a suburban area here, right in the key. what's that go to the with russia stepping up, it's bombardment of ukrainian cities, including the capitol. it's feared more and more civilians will be caught in the crossfire satellite images show. russian forces just 25 kilometers from central cave president followed. amir zalinski has promised ukrainians will put up us to fight and what he's calling a war for the countries independence my name, my am will proud we have no right to lead up in the intensity of our defense, england. and no matter how difficult it is. we have no right to lead up in the force of our resistance. the enemy is bringing more columns into ukrainian territory. vehicle warning. the besieged port, city of mar you pal,

continues to bear the full brunt of rushes bombardment. the humanitarian situation is worsening by the hour for hundreds of thousands, trapped without power running water or fresh food. in the nearby southern city melita pool, which has already been taken by russian forces, residents turned out to protest against the alleged kidnapping of their mayor. and to demand his release as bleeding rages, people in and around keith will be hoping and praying that last minute diplomacy could still spare them the worst of what has happened to other ukrainian cities as we just saw in that report, maria paul has endured some of the worst suffering since the russian invasion began . constant. shelley has foiled attempts to bring supplies in and get civilians out . ukrainian official say russian forces have captured the cities eastern outskirts

. now new satellite images from max. our technologies show the extent of the damage to maria pole. they reveal artillery craters and fields and fires burning and industrial area, a series of before and after images. hence, at the extent of the damage, especially to residential buildings. another pair of images shows a huge crater where a football field used to be. earlier we spoke to maria sarah chang, go, who is from maria paul. she is now in the western ukrainian city of live, unable to go home due to the russian seach. she told us what she's hearing from family back home. i did a madge to reach any of my close people. however, my friends parents called sure yesterday they managed to find some pole in the center of the city where there was some we come

a bio network and they shared that to the city is being shall, every hour, every minutes and i heard from telegram channel, you know they are awesome groups, so when people communicate and exchange some information between them. so i heard that my neighborhood where my parents leave, it was really damaged to yesterday and day and the bomb have my house where my parents have an apartment. and i have no idea why them. my apartment is still they. oh or it's completely destroyed. so this is terrifying from president manuel marque. he says his counterpart vladimir putin shows no willingness to end the war with ukraine mahoney in german, chancellor love shots held joint telephone talks with boot and saturday afternoon. during the 90 minute call, the 2 western leaders urged potent to agree to an immediate cease fire shelters.

office said they press potent to find a diplomatic solution. meanwhile, updated micron and shells on recent talks between russian and ukrainian negotiating teams. and let's get the latest on those diplomatic efforts with dw reporter joe delroy. joel, did this call accomplish anything? we can tell you what the french president's office said about them. he call them very frank and difficult. now their talks were private. we didn't see a transcript, the german channels office put out a statement saying that they had urged, put in to find an immediate cease fire. and to come up with a diplomatic solution and that no further content was going to be released. but some more details did emerge in the french press. they apparently talked extensively about the attacks on the city of mario pole and the urge putin to lift the siege that is happening there. and they told, put in that the russian army had to stop committing abuses that could qualify as war crime. so it seems they had quite strong words for the russian president. and

did the kremlin, see things the same way. it seemed by all things very differently. according to the kremlin statement, prudent told the german and french leaders about the court real situation on the ground. he went on dead to allege the violations of humanitarian law by the ukrainian security forces, including the use of civilians as human shields, preventing civilians from fleeing the fighting and the alleged execution of ukrainian soldiers for dissenting. now, none of these have been observed by any kind of independent bodies, and in fact, the french president accused of lying about them. and a french official ended by saying they did not detect the willingness on prudence part to end the war. and it's really hard not to share that assessment because with so many of these cold before the invasion and since and still the suffering on the ground continues. so despite this seeming lack of progress, ukrainians are still pushing for diplomacy. wealth are they trying?

so on saturday, we also saw a call between ukrainian president voted me as a lensky and the israeli prime minister enough tolley bennett, now israel and russia have quite good relations. and so lensky proposed that he could meet with putin directly in person in jerusalem. but the condition that on there being a cease fire is not the 1st time zalinski has offered to meet directly with putin so far that has been ignored. also on saturday, your training officials said that they was still open to negotiations, but they will not surrender to end this war. and that they would not accept any russian ultimatums. so far russia has only had ultimatums for ukraine. so if your crane is unwilling to surrender and if according to the. busy coal potent is unwilling to end the war. it seems the fighting can only continue. it's difficult to see how that's going to be at atlantic solution right now. jolt doorway, thanks very much for that. latest is look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president of a low to me as a lensky says,

russian forces are trying to create pro moscow pseudo republics on land they've occupied in ukraine earlier ukraine and official said russia was preparing to hold a sham referendum in the captured city of harrison. zelinski said that local lawmakers are being pressured, but ukraine would withstand the challenge with the head of russia's space agency. ross cosmos has claimed that western sanctions could cause the international space station to crash in a letter to nasa and other partners. dimitry role get seen said the russian part of the i assess could fall out of the sky. nasa has previously said it's exploring ways to maintain the i assess without russian support, if necessary. united nation says more than 2500000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. authorities in several cities say they're running out of space at the border shelters,

have sprung up to accommodate people arriving exhausted after days on the road. they are mostly staffed by volunteers, offering whatever comfort they can afford. ah, even involve children, find moments of joy in a playful fight with polish woolen too, or in getting a lollipop. oh, but for their mothers and every one else, it is of reality. far too difficult to ignore bro susan's army use thanks to attack my grandmother's house. we prayed to god to grant us the safe passage was the home shed. dorchence thought it was very scary when the bombs had our towns directly. we lost delight electricity and water. visible and at 5 in the morning, the bombs were falling again,

right in the center of the city. they killed people in the bumps killed $21.00 people including 3 children. what's that you? i have nightmares when i think about it. are you blood? what's the dune jewelry it isn't you throw a deal in the small bottle village of medico, polish, moreland, tales are doing what they can to support displaced families. they provide shelter, blankets, warm food, water and often just human comfort. ah, ukraine has tanked poland for it's help you have those may have boggled bob again. leah really very, very grateful to the polish people for such strong support of ukraine. you thought it's also very important to the people who stayed behind in ukraine, who are continuing to fight and will fight until wintery. and also for those who come to poland, watching

a need health and human warming every year. how did the boys need watchable? yoga them, they promote the job. well, that's good. but the wall entails and just polish people are holding in from different parts of the world to lend a hand. so we're operating 247 that we don't stop ah, the people the refugees are coming from 50 yards away. mostly women and children, old women and a very sad state. the un estimates that more than 215000000 ukrainians have fled and rushed to get the neighboring countries. poland is bearing the brunt of it, leaving it close to being overwhelmed. meanwhile, the refugees do what they can to keep their children distracted. crane's 3rd largest city, odessa is ready for attack at any moment with russian warships visible off the

coast. on saturday singers and musicians assembled outside the opera house to show their support for their country, and to call for a no fly zone over ukraine, which is something western allies have rejected as an escalation. ah, a simon's re out across ukraine. it was music that echoed through the streets of odessa, musicians and singers from the cities opera house gathered to make their voices heard. the calling on nato to close you, pre skies. the only way they know how come dukes at eagle to netscape, so they must do whatever they come. not figure. my profession is music for those who we must contribute to maintaining the patriotism of the people who perform amazon, but is why we present these compositions here. the group is like,

i don't know whether the as space will be closed or not. but i hope that we will at least be heard of course, because this is another reminder to the west federal form. i hope it helps. they strategically impulse impulse sits, a remains in ukrainian control, but odessa is brace for the fight. many have already fled the city seeking safety elsewhere lives left behind families. torn apart is the splendor of music in stock contrast to the signs of wall singing, thought i,

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