ah, ah, another group of civilians is in the process of being evacuated to safety from the port city of mario full earlier un undone yet republic. official said more than $500.00 people left the area since thursday to some of the vacuum weekly emergent receipt piece. how long will this go on to? our apartments burned down? we live in the basement. it's time to stop. we want you. we would like to enjoy the holiday and have a victory parade here. like in moscow, we are waiting for peace. a nuclear bomb dropped on the states that called me outside. the hungarian prime minister has described the total bar on russian oil proposed by the youth. also it had on the program was diesel crisis hit record highs in the bible administration,

puts that name squarely put though not all including those in the farming industry except that 2nd of all it's this isn't our fault the sooner. no, it is your fault and you're hurt and everybody in america and everybody in america knows it's kind of like, don't, don't pay attention to what's happening behind the curtain. they want us to focus on other things with broadcasting from moscow to the world. my name's unit o'neill than 30 minutes of news and views start. now. we begin with the latest on the ukraine conflict where dozens of civilians, including children, have not left a besieged steel plant in this city of mario pal. this is footage shall be evacuation on friday. earlier, both un and done yet. republic official said 4 than 500 people in sitting 67

children had been evacuated from the port city since thursday. it comes after new humanitarian car doors were open to allow civilians to leave the is off style plant . the u. n. started a 3rd evacuation operation from the side on thursday with the un secretary general saying quiet diplomacy. how complete the process we are to locals about the current situation in march, april. you christine was a receipt as to how long will this go on? our apartments burned down. we live in the basement. it's time to stock. we want eagles while it being forgiven of me. we want to celebrate victory day on may. 9th . my grandfather fought in world war 2. he went from kiev to berlin. yo. we would like to enjoy the holiday and have a victory parade here. like in moscow, we are waiting for peace. we wish every one only piece and tranquillity. part of ukraine has accused russia of violating a cease fire, alleging moscow broke its promise to stop all hostilities during the civilian

evacuation. russia houses as he had commented but done yet. people's republic officials claim key of forces shell territories in the region 35 times and one day leading to 4 civilian deaths are correspond and visited earlier. use those a firing position by ukrainian soldiers. gusto by of war krinski, but this is how ukranian militants turn. any courtyard, any residential building into 45 firing positions when they retreated them with right behind me, you can see a gap and the fats has been created for easy, quick movement between positions. here's the snipers position with a good view. these comfortable coverings are made from furniture by multiple holes for firing, have been made in the walls. if the whole area is covered with such positions, recruit bookish, you got that. i you? great, good way to get in. yes, i'm cranium fighters, didn't try to stop the advancing russian to use the hidden house model and residential buildings. they hid behind civilian yet trying to inflict casual tim

suck and retrieval. brussel. these are the tactic they used. i don't cook that. you can just get by foil all as fighting continues on the front lines, ukrainian prisoners of war have been talking about the conditions they face. as always, we need to say there's a possibility. such comments may have been given under dress hosted. it's little m wilkinson. of course, i was afraid before being captured, so they told us the russians would torture and abuse us. but i didn't see any of that in the prisoner's camp. we'll do it quite the opposite. i was surprised. we hadn't drunk water for 3 days before being captured and those who captured us gave us water. when we got here, we saw clean and comfortable beds, 3 daily meals. they gave us cigarettes select. of course you can't just run along the camp, but the treatment is normally summer, shania unusable. i didn't expect such treatment. i thought i would be killed almost, but the russians treated me humanely. ukraine didn't treat as well as they brought us and through us in trenches like cannon fodder,

it feels like we have no value for the ukrainian armed forces. what we're like human shields for them, but i'm very unhappy about the strange strategy of our army. and every one else is unhappy. it's on tv. they said soldiers will receive a salary of a $100000.00 grievances. i've been serving for more than month and a half and nobody received this money or i don't think any one will receive it narrows in your polish. meanwhile, ukrainian soldiers have posted chilling video messages, saying they won't be taking prisoners the footage how spread on social media. the way this is a war and extermination, and our soldiers, all our people know that there shouldn't be any prisoners in one prison as a moral and graveyards are there to make prophecy. so we will give you graveyards, not prisons, muslim club german news outlets. their speaker has removed a video showing civilians released from the a's of steel plants in which people stated the ukrainian army would not allow them to leave on its web page. the at

german sites published a notice saying that the video has, quote inconsistencies it didn't mentioned specifically was facts in the material were wrong. stressing not a clarification of the video is underway. this is what one women in the not removed material had to say about the civilians health at the plant. you have a question about why people were held in the city. the man just love the city and the people was christian to ring. the ukrainian army was that which did not let ordinary people leave children, the elderly shake. boy who discuss this topic. let's cross too independent journalist and author thomas rooper. hi there, thomas. why again, did there spiegel delete the video where possible concerns about props? a negative reaction from its readers or what the eye witnesses were saying about

the ukranian army or trying to sam this, you have to understand what the video accepted was saying, and spiegel, that they showed just very small part of it. and she always said they didn't let us out, but imagine that you speak readers all have learned for last week's that the russians don't let anybody else. so for the speech, people who did it was clear that she was leaving the russians. the problem is that i found the video, the original and the net, and she was definitely saying the as a fighter did as she was repeating it several times. and this was not shown in the video of steegal, but i showed it. so i made an article of my pc gal shortly the video steegal a short door, you know, made a translation and everybody could see that the student is just like and some hours later they put it away without explaining the reader. what exactly happened? why are western media outlets, thomas so hesitant to publish any alternative points of view?

the real point of view people on the ground having their say on the conflict or they do the think people can't accept it and make up their own minds about their infant tyler. some what is propaganda? you see that the speaker no us. i know that my read us right mails to the people that there were comments. another article under this video there's people knew that they were lying. they could have written. oh yeah, the video was that she was saying the opposite. she was playing as of a, we got the wrong information for writers as they say, they're more say, right? it's right, it's a fault, but even they didn't do it. they just hide the truth. and this is this a real proof that they know what they're doing. it's not an exact, it's not a mistake if it's not a lack of knowledge. in this case, we have to clear proof. they know what they're doing because they know my page very well. and they saw the video i may telling you that they know that they're like and they're just just or telling it. they said, oh yeah, some, well we don't understand something went wrong. sorry. how does this case among

others that i think we've spoken about before, thomas and such as russian media being banned, for example, correspond with the west state. it aims again and again of defending freedom of speech, freedom of expression. how does that sink coincide? yeah, no way either we have censorship and then we can approach several medias if we want or we don't have it and we have freedom of speech then we dont a block anybody. so the fact that they blocked again, i can repeat it. the german, a constitution says an article 5, there is no censorship, a quote. and then brucell makes an order and said and says we are pretty private g r t and sputnik and, and how does this go together with a german constitution? i don't understand this and i think we really don't have to talk about the freedom of speech or media, what they're talking about in the west. they're showing that this is a myth,

thomas, as always, thank you. thomas repair independent journalist and author there is continuing division in the you concerning brussels, propose new round of sanctions targeting russian energy. the hungarian prime minister has compared the blocks plan, total bon russian or to a new killer bomb for the central european nation. as a doctoral brussels oil embargo proposal is equivalent to a nuclear bomb being dropped on the hungarian economy. so it is unacceptable. victor all been making that really strong statement that that would be tantamount to a nuclear bomb. going off on his country's economy. he says hungry is willing to be flexible, but the proposals of an extension by one or one and a half years by the commission just fall short of that. he has questioned, also with the feasibility of spending so much money on getting this infrastructure

in place for these new resources of energy when the results will be seen for at least 4 to 5 years. there is this boundless confidence from ursula vall delay now. she outlined the package on wednesday in front of the european parliament saying that it would include a complete embargo on importing russian oil by the end of this year. it would be swift, 3 more russian banks. it would also add, disallow accountancy firms and p, all firms here in the european union, from doing business with any russian firms in the future. and it lists a number of new personalities to be put on the sanctions list. she says that this will be approved by the weekend. i am confident that we will get this package on track. if it takes a day longer, it takes a day longer, but we are moving in the right direction. so the commission seems to be very confident that he can pass these new sanctions, but they may have to,

we write them a little or even water them down before that they can get countries like hungary on board. let's not forget that sanctions packages have to be approved by all 27 member states. this has to be a unanimous vote, and there is already a sense that if this package is not approved by the end of friday, at least over the weekend, that yoseph burrell the blocks foreign policy chief, is already ready to call and extraordinary meeting of foreign ministers next week, news outlets in britain on friday were flooded with grim headlines warning of rising interest rates and looming inflation in the country. the u. k. media shared their pessimistic predictions on the economic growth forecast as the bank of england raised interest rates with concerns. the 13 year high will affect mortgage loan rates for millions. families will apparently have to tighten their belts.

recessions some express their concerns on social media. the conservatives appear to be a great deal more relaxed about 10 percent inflation than i am. rapid inflation rising interest rates, a looming recession and households feeling the squeeze. i ask again, where are the briggs that dividends we were promised you are funding the russian ukranian war still, while we are applying tough sanctions, which will hit our economy. meanwhile, in germany, a poll has revealed only around 14 percent of german industrial firms are able to completely replace import cuts from russian dollars. less than half count parsley replaced their imports with another 14 percent saying it's not possible at all. many companies are also affected in directly because their own suppliers get their imports from russian. george, some really senior research fellow, the global policy institute. think tank says that you commission likes the powers, the push countries to cut their imports from russia,

local election. a and boris johnson has disastrous the badly and it is of course, entirely in keeping with all other reasons the election. all of the candidates who are against sanctions, against getting involved in this war in ukraine are doing well. and the candidates who want greater involvements in ukraine are doing very badly. so i think there is a definite message that is coming from the public. so countries are not going to destroy their own economies or just happens to be more explicit about when he says look, i mean we're not going to release you clear bomb, garron economy and other countries are going to stay the same thing. we're not just going to stop and freeze because of ukraine. so while they going through the motions, you represent how are you going to do it?

how are you going to make the european stories? if you all does have is salvation the know had to take it the price of diesel has had an all time high in the united states. the country continues to struggle with fuel distribution and meet the continuing conflict in ukraine. the average price of diesel is approaching $6.00 a gallon that was less than for over the past year. the fuel is crucial to the u. s . economy as it powers big rig trucks promoted ships deliver the vast majority of goods to market divides, administration shifts the blame for inflation levels to the russian president. one trucker told us, it's hard to fully buy into nora, to blame things on other countries like russia. i believe that personally it comes right straight down to, to the administration being the reason for the price site. they seem to be very

keen on letting go as high as possible. it affects all. busy drivers as well as myself, so where it's where it's hurting the trucking industry is nerve the rates don't reflect it. and so that means that there's not profit to be able to pull a load. so you're seeing a truck drivers are just independent operators, just saying i can't make any money. i'm just gonna park my truck until this is solved. recent bullets have indicated americans have the worst expectations about the u. s. economy in decades. i think joe biden burs responsibility for the rising fuel prices as inflation was on the increase. well before the ukraine conflict or your i discussed how the current fuel crisis has affected the u. s. farming industry without undone. non a ciro, one of the 3rd generation family business in california was the price of fuel the in so expensive, everyone's going to pay more for everything. no food polling doesn't matter what it

is. it's all gonna cost us more to put in our tractor costs more to produce on the truck, to drive the truck, to whereever it's going on. what kind of response to the looming crisis have you seen from the government? be it local in california or federal on what response do you expect? well, i'm not seeing any response. yeah. obviously are aware by saying, oh yes, we understand there's inflation. it almost feels as if they're doing it on purpose because they don't seem to be bothered in the least. the entire country is suffering greatly because of it, and it's become the economy is the time everybody is. number one concern done, joe biden believes the so called putin pricing is wholly responsible for the situation. rising fuel and living cost. what, what do you say to that when you say something that's ridiculous and everybody knows it? i mean, they shut down the trillium industry. first thing they did when they got into

office, they're gonna, oh it's, this isn't our fault to see more of all, well, it is your fault and you're hurting everybody in america. and everybody in america knows that today the biden got elected our gas prices in california and up a dollar. so it's like we, we, everybody knows where it's coming from, kicking in the consideration on the challenging economic situation. the country. why do you think many in washington are so focused on the situation in ukraine instead of solving domestic problems? why is up front and center? i think to, to whole attention away from what's happening to domestically, the more, the more that they can focus on other things it's, it's kind of like, don't, don't pay attention to what's happening behind the curtain. and they want us to focus on other things. so it's, it's almost like they're doing every single thing that they can to keep everybody's attention off of what's happening domestically with our, with our prices and with what's happening in our borders. the u. s. has cut energy imports from here, from russia. story that we've been fallen quite

a lot. diesel stockpiles has hit record lows. do you think the government can make up the deficit? the stock price is rising further. they could, if they wanted to. they don't want this. you know, they're happy this. they need to cut, get away some fuel on or percent go clean energy. well, that's great. but if the technology isn't there in the meantime, while you're developing that technology to keep people healthy, keep the economy healthy. everything else are you optimistic at all? things will improve. you wanna change things. people wake up and say, you know no more this, like the guy screaming out the window at it means i don't, i'm not going to take it any more. people's are making 20 percent more right now than they were 3 years, and they're worse off. that's how bad these are not just here, probably across the country. to cubic capital. now we're a massive explosion has rocked the hotel in the center of havana. at least 8 people

are dead with 30 more injured according to local authorities. a gas leak has been named as a potential cause of the last. she saw a toga hotel and the severely damaged things. you can clearly see here as well as cars and buses. nearby, a school close to the site has also been evacuated. the 5 star hotel was closed at the time of the explosion. 2 guests for renovations, emergency services remain on the site. now it's more people are feared to be trumped under the debris. okay, on returning to europe, now we're suppers, we're on the scene in berlin. on friday, near a building were russian journalists are said to be based, a suspicious object now have been discovered there with the area subsequently cordoned off. police are investigating the full certain says of the incident,

the and finally with just days to go know before rushes, victory day celebrations on commemorate options moscow's preparations are in full swing. the 1943 bottle of stalingrad was one of the major milestones in the great patriotic war house. it's known in the country that led to the red armies. eventual victory around 2000000 soldiers took part in the battle. one of them now 98 year old, the skinny crew, pat coff has been recalling the horrors of the fighting on the ensuing tramp when billy was and we really, he said that you really believe that will be she really can nanny. you are, they get them as a good because i'm getting

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a desa. mario pope and zappa irosia mash protest broke out in the crimean autonomous republic and overwhelming majority of crimean citizens voted as a referendum to break away from ukraine. i did march 2014 crimea, rejoined russia, or chester carmine splitting your mccoy's ms course, which is all there is a d, a g, or is it that you're doing is a procedure. can you belittle don't renew criminal bursa or chess from crackers? what was your name? for petrosky or dish, it was mantle his sports orange cough with nationalists trying to suppress bro russian public sentiment with extreme violence on may. the 2nd far right is organized the march named for united ukraine. the march ends in

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