[000:00:00;00] ah ah this is you to be news live from rural and a massive explosion. rocks keep a shopping mall flattened by russian. bob's emergency crew, still searching for survivors under the rubble and the besieged port city of money bought, rejects a russian ultimatum to surrender. also coming up, germany's vice chancellor travels to the gulf in search of new energy sources as berlin scrambles to diversify after years of relying on russian imports. and

a china eastern airlines playing with 132 people on board crashes into a mountain in the south of the country. air traffic control says it plummeted suddenly from 8000 meters. ah hello everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you so much for joining us. president vladimir zalinski says ukraine will never bow to all the me ultimatums from russia, then ukrainian cities will never surrender. earlier, the besieged port city of mario bold, defied a russian deadline to lay down arms overnight. the capital key came under attack. rush and shelling destroyed a shopping mall in a residential neighborhood, killing at least 8 people. a blast that shook the entire city

of keith. fires interrupted amid the wreckage of the mall that was hit by russian shelling, fire fighters that rushed to the scene. we're able to pull at least one person out of the rubble alive. but the aftermath is a scene of devastation. parts of the mall were completely obliterated when those blown out metal twisted craters in what used to be the parking lot civilians killed in the bombing of civilian infrastructure. fresh and troops have been hitting keith with a series of strikes, including on apartment buildings. but for now, their advance has largely stalled on the outskirts of the city. ukraine rejected an

ultimatum for the city of matthew pole in the countries east to surrender to russian forces. russia had offered safe passage out of them are you pull, but only for those who would lay down their weapons. conditions in the besieged city continue to be difficult. food and water are scarce. medical help is hard to come by. jo, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski again condemned the attack on the city lookout me monday. open o v deal. this 40, the blockade of mario paul will go down in history as a war. crime to do this, to a peaceful city is terrorism. that will be remembered in centuries to come each of the street and the more ukrainians tell the world about it. the more support we will get in these. with the more russia uses terror against ukraine, the more it will suffer the consequences or unity here shanowsky was the bowden. ne,

in matter you paul ukrainians plan to keep on resisting surrender. they say is out of the question. well, earlier we spoke with correspondence, a funny for shar, in levine. she shared additional details, take a lesson or 2. it's not the 1st time that to residential areas and keep another positive ukraine have been hit. but the fact that this showing all the shopping center, as well as several homes nearby, that this took place in the actual historic district of key if, even though the part that word explosion to place was right on the outskirts of that historic district. but still along the fact that these are targets that have nothing to do with military infrastructure, something the russia claim from the beginning that they're interested in, and that they would never shot anything that's connected to civilian shows. that unfortunately, it continues not only in kiev sunday evening late sunday when this explosion happened with about 8 people at least killed in the shelling according to local

authorities. but it happens all over the southern eastern and northern part of the country. and partly also here in the western region were a civilian, a port infrastructure closer to submit in a put was hit a couple of days ago. so it goes on, the war goes on in ukraine and people on the ground, especially my report in the story that we have just seen before. i just hoping if this war goes on at least that there are some safe course implemented here. so people who need, when in desperate need to exit at least have a chance to do so for shar, reporting earlier from western ukraine. let's tell you about the other developments in the war. ukrainian authorities of accused russia of shelling a number of civilian houses in the outskirts of odessa. no injuries have been recorded. this march. the 1st such attack on the key black sea port as russian forces continue their advance toward the city. cctv footage

has emerged showing russian occupying forces firing on protesters in the southern ukrainian city of harrison. to disperse them. i comes just a day after a present of alarm, rosa lensky praised the people of the port town after they were filled, confronting to military vehicles and chanting, go home. and the court in moscow has band, facebook and instagram and russia, labeling them extremist organizations. the 2 social media platforms owned by parents, parent company, meta had already been blocked in russia over their role in disseminating information, following russia's invasion of ukraine. twitter is currently also restricted you ministers meeting in brussels, have accused russia of war crimes in the besieged southern ukrainian city of mario bull. there was opposition to more sanctions from some you members, including germany, amid concerns about high energy prices,

and fears that russia might halt gas exports altogether to your india. while russia's invasion of ukraine has led to growing calls to and western dependence on russian energy, germany with its particularly high reliance, is under pressure now to find alternative suppliers like the united arab emirates and guitar. germany's economy minister robert hardback visited guitar, where he sealed a long term partnership deal for gas supplies are back in the region, then traveled on to the u. e, where he clenched deals that will send so called green hydrogen energy to germany. let's take a listen to what mr. hobbit girl said earlier today in abu dhabi to have my book. i mean, we simply don't have any time to lose. we can't wait for 10 or 15 years until we have enough green hydrogen and then switch away from coal. these are relative steps of course, but relatively better steps that not doing them. we spoke about that intensively. what you from and the companies that are here to day of being brought together with

the know how that exists in the united arab emirates. it was very nice to see the high degree of commitment here. i'm also very committed in my management of course and stopped there speaking from the u. a. e. capital, china's presentation ping has ordered an immediate investigation into cause as a plane crash in the country south. while this, according to china, state broadcaster 123 passengers and 9 crew members were on board the china, eastern airlines plane, the aircraft a boeing 737 was traveling from can ming to gwan joe? and his understood to have crashed close to the city of wu, joe, air traffic control said the plane plummeted from 8000 meters in 3 minutes. a number of casualties and reason for the crash are not yet no. let's take you now a to correspondence valia far beyond their catch him or in beijing. a fabian,

what more have you learned about this an accident? well, the crucial question could not yet be answered. the reason for this crush and basically the whole country is wondering what exactly happened. i mean it's a very spectacular video that was circulated on social media that showed how the new plane was basically falling vertically down from the sky into the mountains. and also i witnesses told local media that and they have no see no, haven't seen any visible sign of smoke or fire in the plane. so basically came down from the sky. then they rushed to the scene even before the rescue mission. and what day witnessed was basically destruction and some clothes were hanging on the trees, but on the ground there was not much left of the plane because it was burning. and there was also a forest fire that could be as extinguished later. but yeah, a lot of descriptive destruction, very horrible. and we don't know even the confirm number of people who died,

but at least from what we could see on social media and also by local media reports . i think the hopes should not be too high. that there are ursa survivors because it looked really like the worst happen and for sure it is the worst and most tragic, a plane crash in china for almost 12 years. yeah. in terms of the safety track, record of china, eastern airlines. is it good? well, i mean, the country and the china in general had really a very tragic period during the ninety's. there were a lot of cock paint precious. but during the last 20 years, the country had a re safe a period and, and now of the airline, china, eastern airlines basically had no major accidents for almost 2 decades. so you could say it's a safe airline, but international standards. and the reason why this happened now to me, the tragedy of today is really not known because many experts,

aviation safety experts, they said that even if the 2 engines of the boeing 737, failed a simultaneous li, then it would not explain how a plane basically, crashes falling down like a stone from the sky and because it would usually glide, but it was really a vertical line. and so there must be some as a reason. and i hope that we get on the ground soon m m. now even though they are 1000 people rescuers ongoing, we have not found yet the black box of the plane, and maybe that could help shed some light into this tragedy. yes, indeed, off having a customer reporting from beijing. thank you very much for that update. frances agricultural minister says the russian invasion of ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. ukraine is normally one of the world's biggest grain exporters, but with the war threatening this year is harvest a shortfall and higher prices will likely be felt across the globe. and now

ukrainians themselves need food aid a food delivery for ukraine's hungry, responding to a humanitarian crisis that didn't even exist a month ago. some of these supplies, however, were previously destined for hungry people in other parts of the world were show short of funds already. and now with ukraine, we've uh, we've got 50 percent ration for people. for example, in yemen. i've just cut 50 percent ration for 8000000 people these year, 50 percent rashes chad, 50 percent residence in 50 percent. don't have anything. those who are in extreme need. so it's already having a global impact. the effects are already being felt in somalia. a major drought there has uprooted thousands of people who now depend on international food aid. many are reliant on one meal a day. some are dying of malnutrition. there's a number of donors at the beginning,

the already pull us. there's some commodities at coming, heading towards us. last committee would only be diverted in this in the c heading to ukraine and yemen, the poorest country on earth ravaged by years of civil war. people here depend on staples like wheat to survive, much of which is grown in ukraine. now that supply is under threat, had in rising prices for transportation, fuel, and fertilizer, all driven by the war. and more and more people are feeling the shock here and in africa, what prices are really going going up not only care, but many african countries, particularly given to roll a woods, russia and ukraine are part of the part of the palm bay food

production. hot globally and the fact that the crisis is going on there, it's also definitely affecting supply chain to the global that to, to the world. food insecurity creates even more danger of civil conflict and chaos . while much of the world focuses it's attention on ukraine. football icon, david beckham handed over control of his instagram account to a ukrainian doctor working in the city of har. keith, on sunday, the former footballer is 71000000 follower sa, videos and photographs that followed a children's anesthesiologist at work in the midst of the war. mister beck, i'm an ambassador for unicef since 2005 urged his followers to donate to the organization, which is working in ukraine to provide families with access to clean water and food

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