los niÑos estÁn asustado y la frontera de donetsk y lugansk estÁ llena de soldados >> ser auxiliadosn ser auxiliados si son vÍctimas de un ataque. >> (:: este soldado dice que los civiles estÁn en riesgo porque la poblaciÓn tiene que pe permanecer en refugio. mientras todo esto sucede, la embajada de rusia en kiev es evacuada por primera vez en semanas tras recibir amenazas. en medio de la escalada bÉlica diversaspersonas estÁn en kiev con inscripciones que decian ocupantes rusos. tambiÉn en la capital, militares y civiles ucranianos fueron a un servicio fÚnebre po uno de ellos, que falleciÓ en un bombardeo del este la gente local, sin embargo cree quelos costos son mÁs alto para putin como esta mujer que dice que no le conviene atacar su paÍs por la cantidad de medidas que los aliados le i impondrÍan >> la embajada rusa siendo r rebajreb evacuada en kiev, sin duda otra noche donde veremos quien c concilia el sueÑo en ucrania >> gracias desde kiev. >> vamos con la otra noticia del dia, el t ccoronel a una prisiÓn mÍnima seguridad en texas. la esposa de cjoaquin "el chapo" guzman loer

and donetsk, he has basically moved russian troops into these areas and to go beyond lugansk and donetsk them independent. and basically annexed them. and our sanctions have not been adequate. if you would back it over recent years, vladimir putin has never paid a big price for the sanctions, for the relentless attacks on western democracy, he has never paid a big price. the question of the sanction is, with the actually threatens vladimir putin's power of? much more about this developing story with the bbc online.including analysis from all of our correspondents covering this story for you — just log on to bbc.com/news — or download the bbc app — to keep right up to date with every development. let's turn to hong kong with a health care system has been overwhelmed by huge surge in covid—19 cases. 0fficials overwhelmed by huge surge in covid—19 cases. officials have warned of even tougher social distancing rules ahead and place the city on full on were made against covid. the government will launch a controversial vaccine passport on thursday that allows only inoculated people to enter p

jorge: comenzÓ la invasiÓn, rusia enviÓ tropas a dos territorios ucranianos, se trata dedonetsk y lugansktirÓ a sus diplomÁticos de ucrania, estados unidos y europa ya le llama invasiÓn hasta acciones militares rusas. jorge: comenzÓ nuestra cobertura especial con nuria garrido en directo desde la capital de ucrania. nuria, estados unidos y la uniÓn europea dicen que ya iniciÓ la invasiÓn, tÚ estÁs en ucrania, ¿cÓmo estÁn reaccionando esta acciÓn? nuria: hola, compaÑeros. desde kiev estamos pendientes, porque se supone que el presidente ucraniano darÁ una rueda de prensa en las prÓximas horas. ayer saliÓ a las 2:00, asÍ que estaremos muy atentos a las declaraciones del presidente ucraniano. o mismo el parlamento ucraniano ha pedido a moscÚ revocar de manera inmediata la declaraciÓn de la independencia de las regiones separatistas donetsk y lugansk, que ayer hizo vladimir putin, y despuÉs firmÓ un decreto en directo, el gobierno craneano lamenta que con esta serie de acciones que toma rusa saltan por los aires los acuerdos que fueron firmados en el aÑo 2015, y mÁs de 14,000 personas perdier

russian forces and heavy weaponry have moved in to those two rebel held republics, donetsk and luganskn moscow last night. he took pains to emphasise that there have been russian troops and forces in the donbas, eastern ukraine, since 2014, but he emphasised that in the past 24 hours, more have gone in. indeed, as he was speaking we were getting confirmation that russia has been authorised to send forces to that area. this, again, nearly 24 hours after that legal move by president putin. this will be regarded as let another escalation. the world is watching. let's cross germany and we can join a member of the social democratic party, who is the spokesperson for foreign affairs. i must ask you, first of all, the nato secretary general is confirming that more russian troops and heavy weaponry are going in and likely more follow. how much of an escalation is this? this is definitely another escalation. eastern ukraine has been under— escalation. eastern ukraine has been under de _ escalation. eastern ukraine has been under de facto russian control for many— under de facto russian control

lugar del conflicto, los dos territorios separatistas de ucrania reconocidos como independientes son lugansktropas rusas comenzaron a ingresar a estos territorios, en puntos estratégicos que ivos limitan con ucrania. según distintos reportes, vladímir putin, presidente de la federación rusa tiene tres vías para la toma de kiev, la primera por bielorrusia, donde hay una fuerte concentración de tropas y misiles rusos, otra posilidad es por crimea, y por último, por donestk. >> (música) . >> (música) . >> (música) . >> ahora vamos a texas, donde se dieron a conocer imágenes del tiroteo que acabó con la vida de arlene Álvarez, la pequeña iba en el vehículo con su familia cudo fue alcanzada por una bala perdida en medio de un asto de un cajero automático en houston . >> (nombre en inglés) y su esposa son asaltados mientras sacaban dinero del cajero, el agresor les apunta con una pistola, logra huir con 20 dólares y un cheque en blco, luego captado por otra cámara, el asaltante huye del lugar, tony se baja del vehículo, en la parte derecha se ve cómo dispara, el asaltante huye y tony dispara a est

it donetsk and lugansk as independent states? . . donetsk and lugansk as independent states?are going on. what we have _ negotiations that are going on. what we have now is the last closure of the last _ we have now is the last closure of the last best opportunity to avoid a military— the last best opportunity to avoid a military offensive. if the idea was to apply— military offensive. if the idea was to apply pressure on ukraine to come back to _ to apply pressure on ukraine to come back to minsk, to implement minsk according _ back to minsk, to implement minsk according to russia plus my calculations, there is a whole different— calculations, there is a whole different story about how the ukrainians see minsk implications and how— ukrainians see minsk implications and how the russians see it. at the bottom _ and how the russians see it. at the bottom line — and how the russians see it. at the bottom line is it would give russia a veto _ bottom line is it would give russia a veto over — bottom line is it would give russia a veto over ukraine's geopolitical orientation. if th

independence of donetsk and lugansk in eastern ukraine and ordered troops into the territories thattary vehicles will be peacekeeping.- military vehicles will be r-eacekeeinr. , peacekeeping. he calls them peacekeepers. _ peacekeeping. he calls them peacekeepers. this - peacekeeping. he calls them peacekeepers. this is - peacekeeping. he calls them i peacekeepers. this is nonsense. peacekeeping. he calls them - peacekeepers. this is nonsense. we know what they really are. shell peacekeepers. this is nonsense. we know what they really are.— know what they really are. all this has come after _ know what they really are. all this has come after military _ know what they really are. all this has come after military build-up l has come after military build—up near ukraine. this was the warning from nato. in near ukraine. this was the warning from nato. . near ukraine. this was the warning from nate— near ukraine. this was the warning from nato. . ., from nato. in recent weeks we have seen larre from nato. in recent weeks we have seen large and _ from nato. in recent weeks we have seen la

in a televised address to said the donetsk and lugansk were ancient russian territories.anslation: in this connection i have taken the long since overdue | have taken the long since overdue decision, immediately to recognise the independence and sovereignty of the independence and sovereignty of the donetsk people's's republic and the donetsk people's's republic and the lugansk�*s people's republic. i asked the federal assembly to support this dish decision and to ratify the treaty on friendship and mutual assistance with both republics —— to support this decision. those two documents are being drawn up and will be signed very shortly. of those who seized power in kyiv, we demand that they immediately cease military combat action and, if they do not, then the entire responsibility for the continuation of bloodshed will be completely and absolutely on the conscience of the ruling regime in kyiv. announcing this decision, i am relying on the support of the russian people and of all the patriotic forces of the country. this was a reaction from boris johnson speaking in downi

i believe that special status for lugansk -- in the period between the euromaidan revolution at another. -- in kiev about the power and donetsk. i can imagine -- i cannot imagine where the local people in donetsk and lugansk and ukraine would control donbas and agree with that. i recommend you read my article, 50 shades of federalism, where this idea was explained in detail. >> thank you very much. next is alexi. maybe unmute. >> yeah. i am following the discussion with such pleasure. so the idea of federalization never had the support of ukrainians. maybe a very close period after 19 anyone peered after that, yes, people were in favor of more decentralization per that is true. -- decentralization. that is true. people supported that but not federalization. so regarding -- sorry. i am sorry. i lost my mind thinking about the polls. ok, so now, regarding freedom house, there are famous and very simplified maps of freedom in the world. green, three colors, green, yellow and i believe blue, so after you see, you may refine it after that. in 2005, ukraine was recognized as a free country, b

pumping the ukraine full of weapons and preparing it to attack the rebels in the east — the donetsk and lugansk the ukrainian media? sarah rainsford, our colleague, the bbc correspondent, said that east of kyiv many ukrainians that she met there said they hadn't watched the news since 2014 to protect their nerves. well, ukrainian media are largely behind the government there. they're obviously saying ukraine is the victim and russia is the aggressor. the rebel republics in the east are terrorist organisations, according to them. but of course, they're really having to play this juggling game between statements from the west — western governments are saying that russia is imminently about to invade — and the ukrainian government, which is saying "hang on, calm down, guys, things aren't quite as drastic as that quite yet." regarding people's anxiety in the ukraine, i was speaking to a colleague in our kyiv team the other day and she was saying that there are definitely a lot of people who have kind of resigned themselves to the fact there may be a russian invasion. they can't do anything about it

ukraine that has taken over the government and did not get voted in by the russians in donets and lugansk, and why we are supporting neo-nazis? host: we will give you a chance to respond. guest: the bulk of the ukraine is a democratic population. it has not voted fascist leader to office, but of all things an ex-tv comedian who has emerged as a strong democratic leader who shows a great deal of concern for human rights, the rule of law and democratic behavior. i think when you talk about the money involved, we put weapons into the ukraine in limited numbers. and that is hardly because many of the systems are not the kind you can suddenly strengthen. you do not send really modern systems that are highly technically invents advanced -- highly technically advanced when they have to fight almost immediately. it takes time to support them. when you talk about the voting in live various parts of ukraine, we really do not have votes in the eastern ukraine. but remember, we are not talking about two provinces, we are talking about a third of that area and claims to the territory that these elemen

council of putin about bringing in, if you will, the two states, if you will, not states, provinces, lugansknd donetz. this sort of thing happened in 2008 after the conflict with georgia, and they brought, then south and kazit were brought in. this is a bite, if you will, russia militarily could manage. it could do a bigger offensive with kyiv and everything else but reported exhaustively, huge challenges go with that, including an occupation. finally, the precursors are out there. the justifications, the hitting the border posts, the rounding up potentially of people, refugees. it's all in the narrative. now, when i was in moscow in 2014 during the first invasion, we got strains of this narrative but not in this massive way. all of it cloaked under unbelievable disinformation and deception. >> clearly there if vladimir putin chooses to go in and as we've seen, he has a history of staging false flag incidents, right. given all of that and given your experience, i am curious today and rightly so, we are focused on the tension there in donbas and that is what vladimir putin is talking about as

the ukrainian military has released images of they say shall strike on a kindergarten in the lou —— lugansk fired by separatist militants, no children were injured, we understand two adults have suffered concussion. it is normal for both ukraine's forces and militants to accuse each other of continually breaking the ceasefire in these territories. last night the militants accused ukrainian soldiers firing shells and mortars them but this, inspectors from the organisation of security and co—operation in europe, say there has been an increase in shelling in the area in recent days and this is a region where the us says it is concerned about russia generating what it calls a. pretext for war where moscow has claimed its found mass graves in the area, and what the us says it's trying to generate justification for a future invasion. president zelensky and his government haven't commented that yet but things are certainly looking more tense in the region today and yesterday. to more tense in the region today and esterda . ., , . ., yesterday. to be clear, the separatists _ yesterday. to be clear,

response to yesterday's announcement to recognize the in deployment of -- independence of donetsk and luganskimposed sanctions on the banks. he restricted dealings with russian sovereign debt. pres. biden: we have cut off russia's government from western finance. russia will pay a steeper price, if it continues this aggression. including sanctions. nick: dear american sanctions with allied punishment. german chancellor olaf scholz suspended the russian-german gas pipeline that had been a government priority. chanc. scholz: it is up to the international community to respond to these actions by the russian president in cooperation and targeted. nick: the european union suctioned -- sanctioned russian lawmakers that recognized the republic and limited their access to european banks. eu's top foreign-policy official. >> we are strongly united in this front. nick: in london, prime minister boris johnson announced sanctions on five russian banks as well as individuals with close ranks -- links with v ladimir putin. p.m. johnson: this is the first-round, the first barrage of what we are prepared to

but what's interesting is so far, russia has denied their troops being in those lugansk and doe bnbas region but additil troops to help them there. >> because as you know, there had been predictions of something far bigger and as you know better than me, quite a russian force still nearly surrounding ukraine. do you, does nato believe that russia still plans a full scale invasion of ukraine? >> well, all the elements are there. they can go on with full scale aggression if they want to, and if you listen carefully to putin's speech, then he was very articulate about this, that he wants to expand the borders and his aim is to restore the russian empire which goes much further than not only ukraine but also other countries. therefore, he made no secret of this, and what we have been saying all along. >> understood. and i do want to ask you about that, what that means for estonia, which of course, a former soviet republic as well but before we get to sanctions, germany has suspended certification of nord stream 2. tremendous implications for europe. is this temporary or is nord stream 2 g

ukraine that has taken over the government and did not get voted in by the russians in donets and luganskwhy we are supporting neo-nazis? host: we will give you a chance to respond. guest: the bulk of the ukraine is a democratic population. it has not voted fascist leader to office, but of all things an ex-tv comedian who has emerged as a strong democratic leader who shows a great deal of concern for human rights, the rule of law and democratic behavior. i think when you talk about the money involved, we put weapons into the ukraine in limited numbers. and that is hardly because many of the systems are not the kind you can suddenly strengthen. you do not send really modern systems that are highly technically invents advanced -- highly technically advanced when they have to fight almost immediately. it takes time to support them. when you talk about the voting in live various parts of ukraine, we really do not have votes in the eastern ukraine. but remember, we are not talking about two provinces, we are talking about a third of that area and claims to the territory that these elements to

desde hace varios aÑos belinda y daniela lugansk han sido comparadas, despuÉs de la ruptura de belinda baÑo. raÚl: la reacciÓn de salma. carlos: ya a los hombres en llevamos una edad donde no esperamos para ir al baÑo. raÚl: hay noticias, muchachos. karla: se veÍa muy guapa, ademÁs. alan: a la que mejor le pudo haber tocado eso fue a salma. . satcha: seguimos muy de cerca todo lo que ocurre con este conflicto entre rusia y ucrania, hace instantes la administraciÓn biden anuncia nuevas a sanciones contra el banco central y otras entidades financieras de rusia. las medidas entrarÍan en vigor de inmediato, prohibiendo los negocios con dichas instituciones, y congelando activos en estados unidos. alan: esto mientras se persiguen las conversaciones de paz en bielorrusia, miles de refugiar o llegan a naciones vecinas. pablo: buenos dÍas. conforme pasan las horas se va agravando cada vez mÁs la crisis humanitaria, son hasta 10.000 personas que estÁn llegando prÁcticamente por hora en los pocos trenes que estÁn pudiendo cruzar la frontera desde la vecina ucrania. la gente que llega desde allÍ