so you, as we were driving normally, would take about 2 hours to 2 to 3 hours to go from, from there to here. well, it took us about 6 hours long checkpoints, these territorial defense units being very careful of who's going in, who's coming out, a lot of suspicion. we had to be very careful, not put our cameras out to try to film because people could take that for something wrong. there's a lot of suspicion around saboteurs. that's the word and that everyone sees. that's one of the reasons why did the i am actually standing here in the last minutes of the before the curfew or rather to curve he has already set in because of that trying to get control of people to know who is who anyone who's on the street after this time is considered as supporter, a very tense atmosphere, even though nothing has happened yet. i should have started by saying that last night the city was seeped in darkness. a very eerie, just to make sure any one who moves on the street is, will be considered an enemy. that's what the government is saying. that's what a local authority is. i say, all right, i will le

it's been from the south . so i think that the northern forces and the, the eastern groups wall to constance around trying around here. and then use art hillary back by tanks and infantry with air support to take the city sector by sector. meanwhile, the group is coming in from the south. i looks like with all trying to do and the main ukrainian units that are now fighting in the don bath and car car and try and surround them. and that would give them the kind of scenario we thought often in this area during world war 2 in which the germans or the soviets would sweep around a major force. and as we saw, stalingrad eventually force it to surrender. meanwhile, police have launched a crackdown to deal with the growing anti war sentiment across russia. close to 2000 people angry of the war and ukraine have been arrested since the offensive began. the unrest has spread to 54 cities, an online petition to stop the attack as close to a 1000000 signatures. russian incident uses reported problems using facebook and twit

my country is fighting simultaneous attacks from that east, south, north and from the air. the russian armed forces began to bomb the infrastructure, our airports, warehouses, facilities, and civilian infrastructure. the missiles and bombs, make no mistake, it is not a military operation or whatever it was called yesterday. it is a war against ukraine. the russian aggression [indiscernible] fighting is still taking place in many places. artillery continues among the state borders. they also used belarus to launch an attack. they tried to cross the state border with military vehicles. they have been launched towards ukraine from belarus. according to the data, they also attacked some of the hospitals that was the information that was out from the minister of health. and they also made an attempt to steal nuclear power station. -- the chernobyl nuclear power station. for the first time since the disaster, we have to defend it again from the russian forces. the combined military, we are fighting, we will still be fighting. not only our brave military, but all ukrainians. we ar

african countries are from india, from many other asian countries. we also hear about people from countries that you know, the people who actually were trying to flee to war in other countries. so your men and syria, there's also people right now we are holding the case of for many, boy who is spect at the border in america who is trying to pass through. and there has been huge issues and problems to let him actually end to poland. i don't know if it's so yet right now because we are just, i have just been on the phone about this case. and so i don't know what's exactly the reason. i think it's really just an issue of not having ukrainian passport. and i just want to add that on, you know, the racism from at least polish government and polish authorities has been widely known already. we criticized the fact that, you know, the border patrol is actually still operating on the northern i polish bill iris and border and they are still not letting people in and apply for asylum. whereas we are right. he so allowing i ukrainians, fleeing war, you know, en

from on twitter. tweet out, putin has just launched a full scale invasion of ukraine, peaceful ukrainian cities are under strikes. this is a war of aggression, ukraine will defend itself and will win, and must stop putin. the time to act is now, and i was just. i heard another boom to my right. >> this is currently going on, you will still hearing voices, you are some distance from the russian border. due north of where you are, it's roughly where belarus meets russia. belarus is not a nato country, is a pro russian country, but russian troops have been there. so we're trying to establish, i'm going to ask my control room to give me the map of ukraine. so you can see the cities that are in there. >> another one to my right. >> you just heard it again, and i guess the question i'm asking. trying to figure out. i'm not sure you would know this as not being a ballistic expert. how far would explosions have to be for you to hear them? these can't be at the border you're too far away from that. >> exactly,

with that call, we have from real interviews, of course we are learning from silence and from the, from the danger. and we are scared are we, we are alone with our daughter. we don't have a defender. so that's why we've, we're looking for some kind of for shelter and tower fancies from schooling has been fighting. there today has been on the yes and the, the, the, the city, the town of where the nearby, they laid me a buy. it was a completely new job or how it feels to be here. i forget to just put that on. oh yeah. what are you hoping with now, with every day that passes with every grim new development in this war, these numbers are only going to grow overwhelming. the border guards here on the ukrainian side and the polish side there progresses, achingly slow. there are only allowing groups of 50 people at a time through and you can see all these little sticks being held above people's heads with little pieces of paper on them. that marks a make chip group of 50 people waiting an awful long way ahead of them to get through and behind the bus load off the bus close after bus. also busl

you are watching "live from paris." the u.s.nveils a first round of sanctions against russia following vladimir putin's decision to order trips to breakaway territories in eastern ukraine controlled russian-back separatists. on the ground, violence escalating in eastern ukraine, with fresh shelling reported on the line of control separating rebel-held areas from the rest of the country. claire: you are watching "live from paris" with me, claire rush. actions against russia taking shape this tuesday is vladimir putin orders troops to breakaway territories in eastern ukraine controlled by russian-backed separatists. the territories putin has now recognized as independent. earlier today to u.k. slapped sanctions on five russian banks and three russian billionaires. germany has suspended the nord stream 2 pipeline to deliver russian natural gas to europe. the eu has in its measures targeting individuals including russian lawmakers in addition to measures restricting access to european financial services. legislative sanctions was ju

okay, let's here from the person from the commission. now, number one, you're the ones who license these vessels and to be fair, the bulk of the funding that comes from that industry from industrial vessel is from licensing. on top of that, the observers allegedly come back and report things which are not taken up causal. all this completion we decided to pick observation as fish fish, as the kids giving what i was able, know what, what, you know, when the toilers come to the porch, we'll inspect them. then we will not be able to look at any illegal, a net as an officer, some of them that are the same. people that are complaining, they just keep the net for them for free, and then been re done what houses and then there's under met them. but the issues that the memory will not be able to be with each of the officials. you're thank to me that you don't have eyes and ears. they're same for the observers as you've just admitted to me and not always reliable. you don't really know what's going on in australian dollar, which labrador challeng

the lower cost can fetch water from, from these places. so it literally is, you know, a different india within these more micro, you know, places. and these stories are very, very relevant because their stories of equity of injustice is that happening on an everyday basis towards the lit people and ballot women doing this story is actually because they are actually the largest in the line. so, you know, then they are talking about what's happening with them to seek accountability from people from higher cost. it is a challenge and they do it beautifully and their efforts happy it off having their absolutely, i mean, now they're going digital cover. lydia, the story is going digital, they are having smartphones. they're trying to maneuver with this uniform in hand and then navigating their lives. there people who, you know, see in the documentary it says that they are the last hope because they taught it is don't listen to them. the police don't listen to them. so they go to the reporters. so they literally are really making this change fro

this is out here a lot from doha or so coming up. france announces it's withdrawing its troops from molly, ending a 9 year military mission. and more than $100.00 people killed and thousands displaced after heavy rains, trig, landslides, and southeast and resume. ah, we begin the program with the growing crisis between russia and ukraine. nato says it's concerned to rush is trying to stage an excuse to invade its neighbor. both rush and back to rebels in easton, ukraine, and key of government forces have accused the other of shelling their positions. fighting broke out in the area back in 2014 and as concern. any escalation intention could spark a full blown wall. those fears have been raised at a meeting of nato defense ministers in brussels, u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, warned of russian provocation. we and our allies will stay vigilant. we will watch for the so called false flag operations, where russia, manufacturers at a dramatic event to justify and attack a play that we've seen them running the passion. and we will continue to explore ways to enhance our amos as united sta

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those are coming from the or is coming from russia north of the manic. although i do questions about their boats coming and how much that is actually rushing information more attempt to intimidate the stakes. it's really difficult to try and verify that we're seeing online to actually be sure that the limitations are being given me hours of extra stress in your brain, but no sign, but average, you need to be heads. nick, we've been reporting on the build up of troops along the borders over the past days and weeks. and now we're hearing reports this morning of these explosions and incursion in various spots in the south, in the east, where you are also in central parts of the country and in the capital. can you give us more of an idea of exactly what's going on? and get some information to me online and verify. it does seem like there's a big offense going on in don't region.

our closest allies and friends from united states, from united kingdom, from nato countries, from poland, baltics. it will helps us to prevent the other european borders, borders with nato, from the russian invasion. ambassador, let's pause for a moment, shall we? because it's just gone half past the hour. it's a good time for us to recap and what is going on. continuing coverage here analysis here of this russian invasion of ukraine. debts being reported on both sides, ukraine has said around 40 of its soldiers and at least 10 civilians have been killed. and also that some 50 russian forces have died. again, i'd stressed that can't be verified, ukrainian air bases have been hits and destroyed civilian airports have been bombed, as well. that is, according to russia's military. russian tanks have been seen coming in across the border from valerie and into ukrainian territory from the east, as well as russian annex crimea. kev says this is the full scale invasion. and the 2nd wave of miss alt strikes is hitting the country, multiple cities, undefined. and that includes the capital key f.

a forecast from j.p. morgan for nine straight rate hikes from the fed. plus, living with token -- with covid. the queen tests positive. the material escalation of diplomacy has utterly changed the narrative for risk and caused a pause in the risk off narrative, on the potential conflict is going. bonds, equities, oil and currency. i give you the turnaround. this is in the s&p 500. down 1.6% to turning around. down 1.3% to up half of 1%. the bond market, futures dropping in price. charlie evans is saying we need substantial adjustments from the federal reserve. j.p. morgan talking about nine rate hikes. the tenseness in markets, the risk, the crush point between joe biden and vladimir putin having a summit, has caused gold to come off an eight month high. money flowing into the underbelly of gold. 50 tons since a located i want to show you -- since a low. want to show you the oil market. we have the prince talking about saudi arabia and u.s. appealing to saudi arabia to boost production. also considering an additional release according to rbc. oil comes o

he couldn't from his plan. so you're stood with ease and tom tom, a bit, my musician, you increasing pursuit onyx. but how many young vietnamese have gone missing in germany? where are they and what happened to them? we were search these questions for months, making hundreds of inquiry. what we found was conflicting answers and contradictory statistics. but one thing's for sure. hundreds are on accounted for and the number has been rising for years. but we asked the police why they're not looking for them. is when the pharmacy booklet on active between members come to often that that's what chrome does on especially it think of hard as they are minch does that they mentioned would kit once you good files, it managed by didn't get them in by didn't by the in the pharmacy yes, i'm used to slice them, but use of hard to find because i missed a cut. meanwhile, vietnamese children continue to disappear throughout europe. in france, in belgium, and in the netherlands. we now mean they are as usual, kirsty alena natal

and they would use footage of from libya or from syria. and so one and another point to be made here is that, well, while people, they seem good to film what's going on that. and so we can show you pictures like this, for example, like some other amateur footage. but just, i want to urge everybody, especially as someone who has been an was own. i want to urge everybody and to remind everyone that the most dangerous places a civilian that you can find yourself during an air strike, you know, rate is next to a window. because like even if it targets as a military and for some military infrastructure, even if it doesn't target at the particular residential complex, the blast if it, if it's close enough, if it's powerful enough it can shut of the windows. you can get injured by shattered glass, you can be killed. i mean, a stray shot of debris can just hit you. so, according to all, you know, all safety guidelines. if you hear air raid sirens, even if you don't have a bomb shelter to go to, than just stay away from the windows and just try to

so i think that the biggest losers that we don't see, obviously from a, from, from this prices might be the countries that were called by don rumsfeld, county, almost 20 years ago old europe. so germany and france that gained some independence from nato. actually in the law, in the process of last 30 years. and also rome has this idea an idea of creating european forces that would, that would be the successor made. so if a situation escalates in europe, of these plans will only, i will only be on fulfill dreams of president mac wrong. and i think this is the reason why we see such a diplomatic activity from france and germany. so the british and the americans as allies, with special dive, have a different vision of europe, and i am afraid their vision is very much close to the european cold war fast. ok, steven, look fascinating to told. she's soft and i'm going to leave it there. and that was stephen guy and professor the institute of european studies in belgrade. thank you . ok, let's look at other news and turn to canada because police in riot gear have swept through the capital.

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but the answer is obvious because they need to figure out that they inherited from the soviet union from the russian empire. it was literally colon just hidden in pockets because we're able to do that. 100 jobs for last year that we're getting stable income to the people with the participation of the russian federation, which i'm afraid of such areas as mentioned engineering. so the power industry in the buckle plane aircraft manufacturing the yard either in crisis or destroyed. and the entire se union used to be proud of these industries. in 2021 ship building factory, nicole life was closed and toner issues with famous. i'm told that the country will starting from 2016. they haven't produced a single plane and do as much like that. create that was building the base great machinery but you're almost bankrupt is more of a part of the lien. like the cream and 2 of the fuel fatty acids or the gas i used on the transportation that was billed by the entire soviet union. that has become so dated exam using it as a lot of preschool. and in this regard, we have a question, this poverty and the

in his passage, nick saying, or banning all men from 18 from the age of 1855 from leaving the separatist controlled areas. so yes, another very worrying development there on the back of this announcement yesterday from those leaders of the describe as an evacuation. now it's important to recognize in the context of these fears, certainly coming from the ukranian government and their west and back is about what they describe as false flag operations, operations that would be fabricated or incidence that would be fabricated. that could give the separatist the rushing back savages, and indeed, possibly they're rushing back as a pretext to attack. and those announcements of that evacuation have to be put within that kind of frame. if you like, now we have spoken to people inside donates this morning. they are confirming that there are indeed buses, for example, that have been laid on for an evacuation. and we have seen pictures that have been put on the internet that have been pulled from the internet that we cannot confirm the authenticity of. but the people that we've spoken to, so yes, th

the north, from the east and from the south. um, these freeways, here we go. we're looking at key of now, maybe we can just move ahead to keith where there's been some heavy fighting. now keith is very close to the border with beller root for russian. troops have been for weeks training under the auspices that they're just training, but they have since moved into ukraine. inoffensive positions. and while ukrainian forces are defending the city by quite fiercely and holding forces they are, they're converging on multiple points. now the question is, how long can ukrainian forces hold off those russian troops? and how much more will russian troops be committed to battle after this operational pause has been reports that there's been supply line issues, issues with fuel, with munitions. these kinds of things have been slowing up. the russian, a vans and ukrainian forces have been putting up a tougher fight then may be, was expected. but let's not fool anybody. these are brutal, brutal battles. people are dying. we can see just some

like real president of ukraine. >> lots of courage from him and from you.the best of luck. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. taras is a member of the citizen army we were describing. it's been remarkable to be here and see how many people are willing to stand up and fight. >> absolutely. so great, jim, to hear from them, from the two young men who were speaking before that who said they weren't afraid. it was better to die than not to have a home which speaks volumes about where so many of their heads and hearts are in the moment. >>> still to come here, thousands of ukrainians are still stuck in the country, desperate to leave. we're going to take a look at the incredible challenges people are facing. that's next. (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is bad? i'm doing it my way. meet plenity. an fda -cleared clinically proven weight management aid for adults with a bmi of 25-40 when combined with diet and exercise. plenity is not a drug - it's made from naturally deri

obviously we know from ukrainian officials from what we've seen from our correspondents on the groundrces are telling us this is not going as fast as moscow hoped and yet you see russia seizing land in southern ukraine, moving 15 miles away from kyiv. you heard in kharkiv, more bombing tonight. so you have the russian forces advancing but you also have, beth, this remarkable global support for ukraine. new sanctions from the united states today. the european union saying it might accelerate inviting ukraine to join. even switzerland, notoriously neutral country coming off the sidelines and imposing sanctions. do you think that vladimir putin anticipated this? his view of the west is the west is fat, it is lazy, it has fragmented politics, it will not rally against me. do you think we -- do you think that putin miscalculated here? >> absolutely he miscalculated. and one of the signs of that is that over the past few years, he has been moving russian investments out of dollars into euros thinking that that was going to be the weakest link. in fact, we have had this seismic shift, just a

from the officials . i hear those were 152 millimeter or harvard sirs sar. or they said it could be multiple rocket launcher systems that were shelled at said genetics a little bit earlier. now this happens near the airport about 6 kilometers from where i'm standing a right now. as the result, at the moment, municipal transfer, public transportation has been halted in the area and emergency services are on the scene, trying to figure figure out the result of what had happened. now earlier on saturday in don't ask at least 3 private residences have also been damaged as a shelling. a continued stay here in this city. no, no reports about casualties about what happened earlier on saturday evening. but over the last 48 hours, there were at least 7 civilians killed in la ganske and a nurse because the results of the ukrainian shelling of course, scores were injured as the results are as well. now civilian infrastructure on the outskirts of the nest has been damaged and as a result, thousands of people are now

coming from don boss. these supplies that they've organized, they consist mostly of food, water on hygenic, products, products, things that basically people need for their basic needs. now this is the 1st major shipment. we've seen that it's just arrived and rushes rust off region, where over a 100 of temporary housing facilities for evacuees have been set up. where evacuees have been living temporarily until they're moved to other areas in russia for longer term stay. so as you can see, the people behind me are really excited about coming here to help volunteering to help those in need until they can go back to their homes. in don boss, we're gonna have to see how the situation develops there. and, and, you know, when they'll be able to go home well, support heading away, just a few moments time. we're back in office with the latest headlines you northeast, national. we'll see you back here then. ah, financials, you, i'm a guy. i don't why. hey, i got all the features over the friday at the last time i bu

as we hear from germany and the u.k., it's interesting to hear from italy as well.appears that everyone is not on the same page when it comes to sanctions. how do we qualify in invasion? did that not happen last evening? what kind of sanctions will they follow on today? they want to follow on with sanctions be on the sanctions that were announced yesterday step when you look at this, they say it was a speech to the russian people to justify a war. the official last night said russian troops moving into the dunbas would not be a new step because they have been there for eight years so has anything changed about our roach beyond the local sanctions that have already been announced? tom: what is the relationship in the place of the united states amid the allies and amid nato? >> when you hear mario draghi say sanctions must be sustainable, there are great concerns about energy. one third of european energy comes from russia. olaf scholz making news this hour about nord stream 2 and there is a lot of gas going into europe and i wonder if there is another announcement ab

that is up from 51.1 in january.terms of the breakdown with services and manufacturing, the manufacturing flash at 58.4. compared to 58.7 in january. that services number, which, of course, highly in focus with th restrictions, the flash services at 55.8 versus 51.1 in january those are the numbers from the eurozone in terms of the color, the economic recovery rebounded in february despite soaring prices. that is a focal point today. factories seeing another solid month. activity could have been faster, but we had lingering supply chain bottlenecks and booming demand the factories were not able to keep up and the backlogs rose from 58.76 to 58.9 that is important to think about. clearly, the inflationary pressures are front and center for companies. in terms of the overall level of activity, it was strong. you have the euro versus the dollar r rosanna. >> let's bring in chris for more detail it is a bit of a bounce back how much bounce back is left given the restrictions lifted? how much momentum could be sustained o

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siberia from the far east. they're not moving anywhere. so a sense that yes, this maybe was kind of plastic overtures. all sorts yesterday, kind of kind of friendship for his visit moscow, but no really wide ranging end to this crisis. right. i did tell us about this, this day of unity has been declared for to day. well, it's an extra holiday will be at one where ukrainians are still expects to work. it was only a drift up bible's im, zalinski ukraine's president a couple of days ago. so most people haven't really had a chance to react. yes, by me of what you can't see it because it's too big. this huge, huge, huge flagpole with an even bigger ukranian flag has just been hoisted in the presence of some officials. school children be encouraged to come to class wearing national costume. am to help him out with the national anthem has been sung in various places, but i don't think it really goes anywhere near near national the national holiday that ukraine has in the summer. this is just an attempt by the governme

it sees from our advantage point here from the last check point and where a lot of russians are staging, certainly, they have a lot of troops and engineer. if vladamir putin does so or reveals to continue to do so. >> we appreciate it so much. what perspective. thank you. >> let's go to cnn white house reporter. we know the interpreter national community is tightening the screws here on russia. more sanctions and weaponry transported into ukraine to support the resist tance there. what are you hearing from the white house? >> something of this scale has not been done marking it significant step of western countries trying to isolate russia financially. u.s., european leaders and canada announced a lot of punitive measures but one of the more significant is what they plan do with the swift financial system. a high security messaging system you see on the screen which connects thousands of banking systems across the globe putting messaging and helping process transactions u.s. officials will cut off certain banks from that system. the goal there is to make it difficult or impossible for r

, growing increasingly isolated from the world. a nation beginning to suffer for one man's war. the wave of economic measures unrelenting. switzerland announcing it will break from its tradition of neutrally to freeze russian assets. and the u.s. now targeting russia's central bank. long lines at some banks and atms, many anxious to withdraw cash as the ruble sinks further against the dollar. and a growing fear of skyrocketing prices. russia's central bank even closing the stock market early to avoid a crash. but still today, putin defiant, calling the west at an impeer of lies. >>" sanctions are changing life for ordinary russians. putin may be able to convince them that it's the west's fault. but what about those closest to him, the elite, the ones who've benefited from the luxurious perks of modern russian life -- do they really want to follow vladimir putin down this apparent path towards economic misery? all of this coming as europe closes its airspace to russian aircraft. with far fewer flights, the u.s. is now telling its ci

and from the east.ry, very significant invasion. he has forces in place to do that. >> >> sandra: thank you. we are inside two-minute warnings window until the hear from the president at the white house. brett final thought to you as we believe the president will begin shortly. "wall street journal" just published piece honest ka laying what it means for global economic risk what it means for us at home pointing to worst -- materials are hampered at time when demands from economies just an emerging from pandemic lockdowns is soaring. certainly the president also will will be expected to address how this will affect all of us here at home. >> businessest challenge for president joe biden so far as he gets ready to deliver this speech, a significant speech in east room. how far dow the u.s. going to push back. what exactly those sanctions are going to look like. jennifer makes a great point. it is waves of sanctions. that have been laid out. however, is it enough to change the dynamic too possibly force p

and in the meantime, an attempt to perhaps set guess what might come next from from booting with this sir. decision to send more trips to, to germany, to bolster and some of the nato allies with lee krench is not in a nato alive that to other areas. other countries around there aren't they? it's about sending a message. it's a and everyone keeps using the word that these are defensive operations. but setting sending 7000 troops to other neighboring unit or countries is showing that at that they don't want russia to cross the borders into little countries. it's interesting that joe biden was asked if they do, if they go into any 2 countries. and then he said, well, then the united states would be involved and there would be american troops fighting because of course, of article 5 of the neat or i'd articles which says an attack on one is an attack on all that has been invoked just once before that was after the attacks in 911 and 2001, and saw the u. s. as aware that at calling that into to action means that other nations immediately rally to their side, they're hoping that won't be us

they refused me from trying to get a good medication from europe, from u. s. a n d. i decided to run out of the country and i believe that i'll be fine. and why sam k, a will have to return to my country and this time around or not sneak into our country our use. the airport is a few people in power. they've never called me from staying in my own country. they can never make me already in my own country. so i have to go back to gunner and fist. this barbarism it is, do they are advantage is our they keep power. so they won't be any new is a if they are issuing out sanctions against some of he says they should not be voting. zivin and his son. ah. and are you watching out his ear and these are the stories were following the sound . he was president, is wanting things in ukraine could go crazy quickly, is urging americans to leave immediately is concerned for that moscow could invite the country.

all sides from multiple directions from bella, roost in the north, down to the sea of as off. ah, and that is the soundtrack of war that many ukrainians woke up to this morning. these are apparently, russian helicopters, nikia of firing flares. they're seen near what's believed to be the hosp to merrill airport, which is on the outskirts of kiev. there are deaths being reported on both sides, potentially dozens of ukrainian and russian soldiers have been killed and according to ukraine, many civilians, 2 people have been forced to flee or shelter from russian strikes. keep says it's a full scale invasion, an assessment shared by nato and western allies the gremlins describing it as the demilitarization of ukraine. the west is promising to hold moscow accountable with quotes painful sanctions. our correspondence are in ukraine, and moscow will speak to them live in a moment, 1st to andrew simmons who sent us this report from the capital kiev. ah, the munson build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine has turned now into an invasion ukraine, under attack, military base

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north from belarus.resident putin going on state tv to announce this military operation to do what he calls protect the donbas region. the goal, he claimed, was the demille demille tearization of ukraine. ukrainians have been told to stay in their homes. we saw them kneeling and praying on the streets of kharkiv. president zelenskyy pleading for peace in a nationally twiced attack moments ago. >> putin began war against ukraine, against the entire democratic world. he wants to destroy my country, our country. everything we have been building, everything we are living for. we know the strength of the armed forces of ukraine. you are in dtkdom inable. you are ukrainians. >> you're watching here video of matthew chance. he was reporting live from kyiv when all of this began. you can see he had to rush there to protect himself. like millions and millions in this nation are now doing. these were missile strikes reported near the capital city. the u.s. embassy telling all americans to shelter in place. after l

russia, south from crimea, and north from the bell russian side. they've also been naval attacks from the sea, of as all military and suggest the russian forces are trying to create a corridor connecting the separatists health eastern regions to russian and ex crimea in the south cha strife and has more now from bad dance in south eastern ukraine, behind me is the port, the naval port bear dance. now we're here because we got a tip off from high naval source yesterday who told us that naval personnel, ukrainian naval personnel had left the positions. here we come, spoke with the security guards on the base, and they have confirmed that they said that naval personnel left in the last 24 hours. also, our source is telling us that the reason why they left is because they had been warned by the russian navy, that if they didn't, then the russian navy would show the port and potentially the city. that's what we have been told. course you can see the streets are pretty much deserted here. we were here about a month ago. the naval base was obviously funct

it's a tough issue and these 2 are coming from it from completely different angles. like say pizza in a still calling for cooperation, but whether that's going to happen in any day soon we'll have to wait and see. let's see the nature the reaction coming out from a to will be will be very interesting. i think we can probably say that they will consider this to be a violation of ukrainians. ukraine sovereignty the but ready? we've heard over the last couple of days. it's about how if they would take any military action, or what they would limit that engagement in this crisis to delivering, continuing to deliver weapons to ukraine given for example, in the us public opinion is very much i against any kind of us military engagement . i boots on the ground, they said this is not an issue we need to get out of here. that's over. i think it was around 60 percent of americans said that. i think it would be political suicide for bite, and this point to send anyone, but you know, this is beside very quickly evolving situation. so we have to expect the, i'm expected. indeed. l

they are coming in by the thousands from the u.s., from estonia, from latvia, they are providing theg funneled in on the ground from nato countries that are up against ukraine. now, what we have seen is this is a closer look at kyiv that column is coming down essentially around this air base. this is about 20 miles outside of kyiv proper. there are only a couple of ways into the city. it's a choke point, essentially. and you come down a couple of different ways, and it comes to a head where these vehicles are very, very vulnerable. and just getting an eyewitness who said there was two hours of fighting outside of his home, the fighting near my home consisted of a break through of one tank and two armored personnel carriers from the north at about 2:00 a.m. prior to the arrival of a cruise missiles that hit a military academy two kilometers away. the column was coming in after the missile hit. they were stopped and destroyed with anti-tank weaponry. two soldiers got away. they were killed by small arms fire. the point being they are using javelins to take out these columns even if the

it says, such talk is all propaganda from the west propaganda from washington. but that's not a tool. how western powers, in particular, the white house sees it, the white house that says that russia has all the military hardware and the forces in place ready to be able to launch if they so choose an attack at any moment, an attack could be imminent. they say in the coming days at any moment. so a very tense situation. indeed, the diplomacy, though the efforts of diplomacy do continue, even though certain amount of hope of forgot track is fading. the a u. s. present jo bite and we'll be talking to the russian president vladimir putin, a by phone a bit later, a phone call that will be proceeded by a cold between the kremlin leader and french president emmanuel mackerel. what's cubes, reaction to the fact that all these countries are beginning to pull out their stuff from the country? well, i mean, if you are walking around the streets of kiev, you wouldn't really have the sense that a possible, eminent invasion was attack about to take place. most people here are

fereidun fesharaki from fge. he says oil could reach one hundred $50 a barrel if there is no iran deal. the ruble is wider currency that we are tracking. the ruble indicating a 29% drop for dollar in offshore trade. of course we are expecting the ruble to collapse and there are indications of that already, a 29% per dollar drop in offshore trade. we will bring you the latest. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: here is the latest business flash. bp moved to dump its shares in russian oil giant rosneft, taking a financial hit of $25 billion. bp has been in russia for three decades, and was starting to extend its presence there. however, it came under incredible pressure from the u.k. government. end used by exxon mobil to pay its russian staff was -- a bank used by exxon mobil to pay its russian staff was among those sanctioned by the white house. the biden administration at last week sanctioned five of russia's largest banks, hampering their ability to operate internationally. the toshiba ceo sai

that's not much from the uk. they say their ay're going to escalate it but it depends on what biden brings to the table. >> i share victor's trepidation because we're watching the podium closely, but tell us what is happening in kyiv at this hour? >> i would say there's a marked shift, alisyn, in the mood and tone here that we're hearing and feeling. everybody recognized yesterday's speech from president putin as a pivotal moment, whereas before, people said there's no way he's going to invade, after listening to that speech where he basically negated the idea of ukraine even being a sovereign state, i think people feel very differently and we've seen protests in solidarity with the government in some parts of the country. down in the southeast, that's a city that if putin did decide to push forces into the donbass and did decide to go for the original borders they see as being part of those breakaway republics, could, quite frankly, be swallowed up entirely. there's anxiety right now, a lot of questions as to wh

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one country, brought from several countries. but given that ukraine wasn't mentioned publicly, however, it was talked about throughout this forum. it's difficult to say where this is going to go next. that's down to politics. this conference here was about the technical aspect that if they needed to get gas into western europe, how would they do it? ah, no, i focused on some of the other stories, making headlines now and depak astonished, but political differences with india site allow a large shipment of food for people in afghanistan through its territory. india is sending 50 tons of wheat in response to afghanistan's humanitarian crisis. it's a rare moments as the 2 countries making an effort to work together. elizabeth bronnan was with the convoy as it left india atari, while the border between india and pakistan as the 1st of the trucks carrying wheat, all 50 of them begin to depart. and now this delivery has been months in the making india 1st send the proposal to pakistan in october last year. pack of found, approved it i

i'm see from beardsley in berlin. it was almost 2 years ago that the pandemic gutted oil prices. briefly turning contract prices negative and leading some investors to declare that oil's best days were over. well, take a look at what oil majors did last year. exxon mobil recording $23000000000.00 and profit. chevron meanwhile, almost $16000000000.00. both for both of them, their highest profits in 7 years. so what happened? well, oil prices simply rose again. brent crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel and january 20, 21 to $89.00 a barrel. now analysts from gp morgan even expect that the price will reach $100.00 this summer. earlier i spoke with our financial correspondent in new york ians quarter and asked how long oil prices could continue to rise. well, i mean, there are some estimates, sir, by j. p. morgan, for instance, or even by goldman sachs, we could reach the 100 to a dollar, a crude mark, or even a within the next couple of months. so there is a feeling in the oil market that traders actual