no bower, thank you for being with us. you've said recently that europe's dependence on fossil fuels is the root cause of the war in ukraine, and that europe should respond by radically building up renewable energy. what good do you think of that could do now in the short term when i, when i say that, i'm just looking at the situation right now together with economists. we've at diplomats, we've, we've experts everywhere who see that the dependency on rational fossil fuse is one of the, of the, of the many things that make 2 teen so powerful right now. and this isn't anything of this, this understanding of, of the roots of pollutants power hasn't to do anything with the concrete action that need to be taken. now we ukrainian, or to right now they need support from all over europe. they need what is needed to protect them, and that is very clear. yet we're looking at the big picture. we have important to, to be honest about who is financing part of the text. and that is germany, for instance, you know, who is, you know, get

miss no bower. thank you for being with us. you've said recently that europe's dependence on fossil fuels is the root cause of the war in ukraine, and that europe should respond by radically building up renewable energy. well good, do you think that could do now in the short term when i, when i say that, i'm just looking at the situation right now together with economist with diplomats, which was experts everywhere who see that the dependency on ration fossil fuse is one of the of the, of the many things that make protein so powerful right now. and this isn't anything of this, this understanding of, of the roots of pollutants. power hasn't to do anything with the concrete action that need to be taken. now li, ukrainian authority, right now, they need support from all over europe. they need what is needed to protect them, and that is very clear. yet we're looking at the big picture. we, he's important to, to be honest about who is financing pat of the text. and that is germany, for instance, you know, who is, you know, getting h

reason, know, bower. thank you very much for your time. thank you. and economy at all russia aggression has been met with swift and crippling sanction internationally. the western powers are counting on economic pressure to force russia to end its war. the question is, will it work the fate of europe depends on the, on the business special next on d, w. stay informed to live and on demand. hot gas in language courses with video and audio. any time, anywhere. the d w media center. ah, ah, a total economic and financial war. that's how the french finance minister puts western allies have had russia where they swafford economic sanctions over its invasion on ukraine. will take a look at what effect they've been having and what their limits. also coming up, oil and gas prices have been galloping industry heavy weights like b p and shell are divesting of multi $1000000000.00 projects. and.

but what i can tell you is that it's someplace at the border between a poland and a bowers. and, and this is, this place was chosen mutually by the russian and ukrainian side because it's mutually convenient for them. ah, and this is also an area where there is that it's, it's the largest. europe's largest 4 is here, cold, below your scale, boucher and it's famous because back in 1991 on the famous belive ish, the courts were signed here between ah, russian, ukrainian and belive our leaders which effectively de sold the soviet union. so this is how displace a went down in history. op also i can tell you that right before this talk publicly, neither side has changed. it stands ah, we at winter stare that keep wants an immediate cease fire and a complete withdrawal of all russian troops of, from, from ukraine, including from crimea and the, and the don bass region. moscow wants ukraine to assume a neutral status without a lying with western powers, as well as ought to recognize crimea as russian territory and dominates can lugens people's republics as independent states. so i

reason, know, bower. thank you very much for your time. thank you. ah, thank you with no whoa. is the one to blame with the amount of plastic is increasing every year. many im gonna working on landfills pretty only work very holiday destinations and drowning in plastic white wine. and that we could look at the console with every year your other exports are 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah. ah . ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russia steps up. it's a tax on ukraine city. buildings are ablaze in car keith after renewed bombardment and russia claims control of the city of car song about ukraine says the fighting is still going on. dozens of residents have died in recent attacks. also coming on german transport will have show it's makes his 1st official visit to israel. country trying to support ukrainian jews while keeping relations with the kremlin intact.

but what i can tell you is that it's someplace at the border between a poland and a bowers. and this is, this place was chosen mutually by the russian and ukrainian side because it's mutually convenient for them. ah, and this is also an area where there is that it's, it's the largest europe's largest for is here, cold globular scale, boucher and it's famous because back in 1991 on the famous bell of ash the courts were signed here between ah, russian, ukrainian and belive our leaders which effectively to sold the soviet union. so this is how displace a went down in history. and also i can tell you that the afford this talk publicly. neither side has changed. it stands ah, we at winter stare that keep wants an immediate cease fire and a complete withdrawal of all russian troops of, from, from ukraine, including from crimea and the, and the don vast region. moscow wants ukraine to assume a neutral status without a lying with western powers, as well as ought to recognize crimea as russian territory and dominates can lugens people's republics as independent states. so, i guess i

but what i can tell you is that it's someplace at the border between a poland and a bowers. and this is, this place was chosen mutually by the russian and ukrainian side because it's mutually convenient for them. ah, and this is also an area where there is that it's, it's the largest. europe's largest 4 is here, cold, below your scale, boucher and it's famous because back in 1991 on the famous belive ish, the courts were signed here between ah, russian, ukrainian and belive our leaders which effectively de sold the soviet union. so this is how displace i went down in history and also i can tell you that the afford this talk publicly. neither side has ch changed. it stands up we. we understand that keith wants an immediate cease fire and a complete withdrawal of all russian troops of, from, from ukraine, including from crimea and the, and the don vast region masika wants ukraine to assume a neutral status without align with western powers, as well as ought to recognize crimea as russian territory and dornan's can lugens people's republics as independent states. so i guess it'

but what i can tell you is that it's someplace at the border between a poland and a bowers. and this is, this place was chosen mutually by the russian and ukrainian side because it's mutually convenient for them. ah, and this is also an area where there is that it's, it's the largest, europe's largest for us here called gallagher scape, boucher and it's famous because back in 1991 of the famous belive ish, the courts were signed here between ah, russian, ukrainian and belive our leaders which effectively to solve the soviet union. so this is how displace a wind down in history. op also i can tell you that before this publicly neither side has changed. it stands ah, we at winter stare that keep once an immediate cease fire and a complete withdrawal of all russian troops of, from, from ukraine, including from crimean and don bass region. masika wants ukraine to assume a neutral status without align with the western powers as well. as ought to recognize crimea as russian territory and dominates can lugens of people's republics as independent states. so i guess it's everyone's g

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it's going to be different and that's why i have this feeling that but mr. han days in bower on numbered sherman chalmers, thank you very much for breaking that down for us. and on the same day as those opposition rallies, who just saw women in pakistan turned out to speak up for their rights. despite efforts to silence them, some 3000 women march for women's day in cities across the country. in la hor, official attempted to cancel the event and withdraw security. such rallies have drawn a backlash from conservative opponents since they began 4 years ago. activists abuse against women is endemic in patches done. in many cases, control is the end goal. some families exert is controlled by forcing their daughters to court mary, the koran. the practice is banned in pakistan, yet it is still wide spread, especially among us. so you have the community in sin, the province did up the spoke to one bride of the koran. we've changed her name to protect her identity. the crown played an unusual role in the life of this woman. her father forced her to marry it. she explains how such a thing is poss

miss no bower. thank you for being with us. you've said recently that europe's dependence on fossil fuels is the root cause of the war in ukraine, and that europe should respond by radically building up renewable energy. what good do you think of that could do now in the short term when i, when i say that, i'm just looking at the j and right now together with economists with ad diplomats with wolf experts everywhere. who see that the dependency on ration fossil fuse is one of the, of the, of many things that make protein so powerful right now. and this isn't anything of this, this understanding of, of the roots of proteins. power hasn't to do anything with the concrete action that need to be taken. now, li, ukrainian authority, right now they need support from all over europe. they need what is needed to protect them, and that is very clear. yet we're looking at the bigger picture. we see important to, to be honest about who is financing part of the text, and that is germany, for instance, you know, who is, you know, getting ha

ah, because people are trying to cut back or you don't have enough, but guessing bower complicating matters. here's a drought that is causing many to go hungry. millions already depend on assistance . if food starts to get scares, it becomes too expensive. it could lead to a catastrophe throughout the region. 276000000 people in the world who are in hunger crisis as we speak. and this is before the cut on crisis before the war and you current yes. anything to help making sure that food commodities, essentially basic food commodities, reach millions of people around the world and it can't be too expensive. in nairobi . the price of wheaton oil has eaten into the bakery profit margin. if prices keep rising, it could soon put them out of business. thanks for watching. ah, when you sit in the mom, nobody in an air raid shelter. it doesn't matter what he went with. ok says john creek says ukrainian fashion, designing, although he was invited to the been and fashion week, he stuck in trying to survive. but he still managed to showcase his work on the cattle. thanks to a grand tale of european sol

i have another objective useful, although of course, the senior bowers to go to will group. i have some ways to say that he at the cranium representative interpreted the letter, said, i am on russian military hardware that is now in ukraine as beach stole of wild animals. so. so you, you know, we have our opinion about who the animals are to ruin the fuel, the representatives of the armed forces in the ukrainian armed forces, who for 8 years have terrorized the met at the civilian population and don bass. and this is continuing, of course, now they are bombarding lou ganske and other regions and the don bass. mother. we are accused. there was a way of her breaking off the operation to evacuate people through the humanitarian corridors. but everything is actually quite the contrary. it's the ukrainians who won't agree to our proposals, to on a ceasefire, and won't exit allow people to exit through these corridors. even though we've already said that these national battalions are holding people hostage in these towns, they're like human shields. they're putting military techno

international paralympic committee bouts of prussia and band, russia and bowers from competing. the games run until march 30. you're watching dw news life from bill in our coverage of the world. ukraine continues now with steven beds. they and d. w is stuck away with devastated houses are recon william austin of course carried money, effects of climate change, i mean felt worldwide deforestation in the rain forest, continued carbon dioxide emission, have risen again. young people over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your room, mind d. w. made for mines. stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights lam infusions announcement to the weekend that he was increasing the alert level of russia's nuclear forces is racing fears that the war, the russians launched against ukraine could tiny to something even more dangerous. some kind of nuclear conflict law. taken a few minutes out of the t. v studio here in berlin, i. d. w to speak to one of the world's leading

christopher move ango, spokesperson for the bowers, really party. thank you very much for inside today. thank you so much for the structure today. i want the drug show can come out of this predicament and continue to increase mission up to remember that. thank you very much. well and moving on now. and just before we go a word on how you can watch r c at the moment around the world. because we've been receiving quite a few questions about all the ways you can find as are laid out, r t dot com slash where to watch, including how the junior satellite receiver to receive our signal were available in europe, africa, latin america, and elsewhere across the globe. that way, do you head over to our website for the full list on low down? well, that's a rep for now. my name is peter scott. i'll be back again at the top of the hour. thank you. lou. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offense, bearing dramatic development. only. i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strat

oh my god, that was in with bowers gave you got the lug at the wolf though. but with a yell to my a bit. there is a like so many gender stereotypes that are still like existing and it's very hard to be a girl or society. one of these problems focused on is bright kidnapping. it's a so called tradition, man, just a girl. just to marry her in these last 5 years, there was a 195 teachers, bright living, and most of them went on charged just like that girl who was kidnapped left here and then who was killed by they could never she was 19 years old and she was a student of this medical college and no one could safer. and it's just very scary. and even if we are telling that it is improving like they just happened here, going to name this. i like why it will make her name to be like a immortal. i just pulled it. people won't forget about her. like in the years preachers or noise as much visually logical go out over the world to sonya or just to leave a couple more. he's been e, it is she, i need to show you got the say need to know factor e, are you where you is? i

can you remember little dominant corman de larosa or chess of crackers with bowers of new petrosky or dish? or is deborah was mantle his port orange california, aimless, almost nationalist tried to suppress pro russian.

more than a few issues in the south bay, you need to know about southbound north of bowers avenue in santa clara. >> an accident and another one southbound want to one just north of trimble road. you can see the delays are seen all here along 82 into a t. >> as you're traveling along 1, one, nearly a 60 minute commute for you as you're heading from a 5 into the low part, although to 80's backed down here, i would say for the majority of the commute to 80 will be better than one. 0, one because of all the delays were seen heading into the city. 19 minutes may so that few months to exit about 20 minutes heading across towards the peninsula because it's starting to pick up along one. 0, one. we're checking on the dunbar bridge because there's a disabled vehicle there. 84 westbound about 16 minutes as you're heading from 8.80, to menlo park darya james. >> thank you very much, to one is the time breaking news this morning. former mma fighter in wwe wrestler kane velasquez has been arrested. now in accused of attempted murder. san jose police released his mug shot this morning. the shooti

ah, there won't be such sinks as war as a 10 year, as lake greedy desire of bower, standing ovations for john greet, smooth, and his berlin helpers sending a strong message, of course, in peace for ukraine. moving on to valencia as spain now were after a 2 year hiatus due to the corona virus. an annual celebration of spring is underway each year. large numbers of artist gather for last fi us or the festival of fire. here they have a chance to create an present giant sculptures that are burned at the end of the festival. now these sculptures usually represent the current political climate, or other controversial issues. we met up with this year's featured artist for a behind the scenes look into the festivities. the annual last by a festival in valencia, spain. harolds the arrival of spring since 2016. it has been included on unesco list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity. thousands of people gather in the streets, the main attraction of appear, moshe figures some more than 20 meters high. co fire. i lie gallo defy us festival because it's from valencia. i'm from valencia. i

george will rinney's the militia fighters started moving upwards and they started going on top of bowers, one ease bush on more. another one is holiday in a few days in to the battle of the hotels. the guests had completely abandoned the entire district and evacuated to the neighboring mediterranean island of cyprus. ah. soon after the upper floors of the holiday inn was set on fire by intensive shelling. the fighting on the ground spread into what was called sect, to full, where the philanthropists had begun using the hilton as a sniper vase in the days leading up to the start of the civil war. the bay route hilton had been preparing for its grand opening. but that never took place instead, malicious on both sides checked in before any v i p guests. this rare archive video shows the moment when left wing fighters seized the lobby of the hilton. after the fallen justs had withdrawn to their positions in the holiday inn . the important thing if you are walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday inn. my name is tim who, ellen, i was the bbc's middle east co

is there a sense now that bowers is essentially a satellite state of russia? oh, absolutely. those used to be rushes closest, l i. in the former soviet union of all republics, they have a union state and, and in the, in the end of last year, they have signed a lot of documents and about, and even closer integration, including the military. and or we can say that russia is about to swallow. bella was completely with russian forces staying there. and there is not much what would look a shank or the lead of bellows can do against it. romano, this was not always the case. certainly there were always allies, but lucretia caused tightened relationship with putting started more after the anti government protest against him and his country in 2020. and we know that after crimea was next in 2014 lucas chicago did not immediately recognize that move. but clearly he moved closer towards putting he seems to rely more on and talked with a little bit about that. well, this reliance has increased indeed, after the protest and after shinkel correct is the opposition. and he's now completely

we are producing over a 1000000 bowers less today than we were just a couple years ago. we have the capability to do it. i think that's a much better strategy that begging saudi arabia to produce more or cutting a deal with a narco terrorist in the duro and venezuela, which wouldn't even lead to enough oral anyways. or some crazy iran deal that almost guaranteed to be a nuclear weapons underlying the bite and administration's deliberations about oil sanctions against russia. our domestic political concerns, prices at the pump and electric rail in us politics and looming ahead late to the mid term elections in which high gas prices could have severe consequences for the administration in charge. regardless of the reason my kind of out, sierra washington, chris lisa is the chief executive officer of macro advisory, a strategic consultancy focused on russia and eurasia. he says if europe stops importing russian oil finding replacements won't be easy. the think that's, you know, we're not hearing our politicians on perfecting on is that russian oil is different to the oil co

they don't want to go from keith, directly towards bowers, and this is something that already happened before around one. so instead they go from key if towards a poland 1st and poland give provides them with a helicopter, which transfers them to under the bell, russian territory. from there they are, go into this specific place where we're now, so it's a, it's a bit of a long journey, and this is why they said that they want to freshen up, get some breast. and the russian delegation out of the russian delegation said that they absolutely understand this and that they ready ought to, to wait, ah, now div. i gotta tell you that. so there is a lot of security arrangements around these talks. and for instance, i can tell you that we, the media were, we are strongly advise not to give away exact locations where a film any specific building surround this place. this is why we can go live a from, from this place with an absolute neutral background. but what i can tell you is that it's someplace at the border between a poland and a bell, a ruse. and this is, this place was chosen mutually by

ukraine has rejected a russian proposal to create humanitarian orders which lead to russia and his ally bowers keys said people should be able to escape to ukrainian territory. a 3rd round of negotiations between the 2 countries has just concluded. mccrae says it's been no major improvement. he wants to do the news and our special coverage on the war, and you print coming up next to the news asia. how seriously should the west take china's offer to mediate in the war in ukraine? coming up with melissa cham and a lot more in just a moment. i'm. we'll have rock and berlin. i'll see you tomorrow, with with barbed wire, straight across georgia. for yes, russia has been pushing its borderline deeper and deeper. citizens militia bravely resist rushing occupation of their country, creeping annexation clues of the minutes on d. w. o. hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for africa. you to be beat issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to happen delicate topic because population is growing. as young people clearly have the solution, the future belongs to the

we are producing over a 1000000 bowers, lots of dave and we were just a couple years ago. we have the capability to do it. i think that's a much better strategy, begging saudi arabia to produce more or cutting a deal with a narco terrorist and the durham and venezuela, which wouldn't even lead to enough oil anyways. or some, you know, crazy iran deal that almost guaranteed to be a nuclear weapons policy. underlying the bite and administration's deliberations about oil sanctions against russia. our domestic political concerns. prices at the pump and electric rail in us politics and looming ahead, late to the mid term elections in which high gas prices could have severe consequences for the administration in charge. regardless of the reason my kind of out here a washington or cornelia mayor, is an economist and oil and gas specialist. she says a u. s. oil band is unlikely to have a huge impact on russia. the impact to russ i will be minimal for the us banning because only one percent of russian oil exports go to to, to, to, to the us. and for the us it's easy to say that bec

but here, like all over india, bower goods on a daily occurrence. in the state of karnataka, the sulk of foundation offered to port for those who rely on a steady energy supply to help the small skill entrepreneurs to buy solar powered systems. sell co pays one 3rd of the cost with the rest finance to a micro loan. today, their staff are helping with the maintenance of the battery and the solar unit took place mainly her working closely with them at the bank and out there. the financial institution seldom are so via, mainly what are the skins available for the particular labeled lee will be it being the company did accept the schemes as the lesson get them. i get their financial linkages in their after much. he'll a little bit to bank. sulky has now helped out 3000 small entrepreneurs in good nautica state. daily farmer, saddam shiva has also installed big solar panels on his roof to be safe from follow cuts and not be dependent on fossil coons anymore. even when it rains, he can use the solar foller that is stored in the batter. used to spend a lot

but it's russia, china to challenging bowers challenges, stethoscope of united states. so this is what most of the world to see. i think in is a is, is it necessarily a bad thing that the well daughter is reshaped? not a bad thing, but there were good things in the post cold war order, the, the norms under values imposed by to with good grants of democracy and the human rights and the protection of minorities. all of these things are very important, very valuable. and people from the social form in port allegra that were protesting against barrels there were they wanted globalization but didn't know what is ation of moms and these values are protected minorities on the human rights of democracy . good vance, of them all proceed on the trial use and speech and freedom of faith. so those were very positive values that a lot of people will miss if they have to choose a cancel that after 2 sides. and there is a side that is more author retiring and more i'm willing to be observed in human rights and the rights of minority. so that is a negative point in this change that wil

but here, like all over india, bower goods on a daily occurrence. in the state, of course, not a good the silica foundation offered to port for those who rely on a steady energy supply to help the small skill entrepreneurs to buy solar powered systems. sell co pays one 3rd of the cost with the rest finance to a micro loan. today their staff are helping with the maintenance of the battery. and the solar unit took place mainly, ah, working closely with the, at the bank and other the financial institutions and on her so via, via mainly what are the skins available for the particular labeled. we will be helping the company did to act ab desk games as the lesson get them. i get their financial linkages in there. i have so much sheila list. so go to bank. sancho has now helped out 3000 small entrepreneurs in good nautica state. dearly farmer, fidel shiva has also install bixler bands on his roof to be safe from follow cuts and not be depend on them for some foods anymore. even when it rims, he can use the solar father that are stored in the battery used t

we are producing over a 1000000 bowers less today than we were just a couple years ago. we have the capability to do it. i think that's a much better strategy that begging saudi arabia to produce more, or cutting a deal with a narco terrorist and the bureau and venezuela, which wouldn't even lead to enough oil anyways. or some, you know, crazy iran deal that almost guaranteed to be a nuclear weapons underlying the bite and administration's deliberations about oil sanctions against russia. are domestic political concerns. prices at the pump and electric rail in us politics and looming ahead, late to the mid term elections in which high gas prices could have severe consequences for the administration in charge. regardless of the reason my kind of out, sierra washington in other news is ready. police have shot a palestinian man and occupied east jerusalem after an alleged knife attack. lisa, the man stabbed an officer before he was shot. his condition is not yet known and follows the killing of a palestinian teenager in dc on sunday. so as to say he was shut off this mornin

that's up here in the north, north of ki, of near the border with bowers. but ukraine also has 15 operational nuclear reactors at 4 different sites. you can see them all around the country here. that's about a total of ukraine's a half of ukraine's electricity in total comes from these 4 sites. now the ones in the northwest, they're so far pretty safe. we just heard from our colleague mathias in levine. there's no real fighting there yet, but in the south, we're hearing reports that russian troops can be a may be at least 35 kilometers from some of these a reactors which includes the largest nuclear reactor in all of europe. now this could pose a danger, not only to ukraine, but the entire region. so far. ukraine's energy authority says that they are still in control of all of these reactors. and they're operating normally the international atomic energy agency, which insures global nuclear safety, has called on russia to avoid going anywhere near these nuclear reactors. but nuclear watchdogs are none. the less extremely concerned about the safety of these

equipment, and asset freezes on 20 individuals. sanctions have also been announced against russia of ally bowers, india and russian president vladimir putin has denied reports that conscript that soldiers are being forced to fight in ukraine, saying the army only consists of professional soldiers. last week, russia introduced a new law to suppress reporting about the war and describes its invasion of ukraine as a special military option. you should use up roughly wash us bombardment of ukrainian cities, feels all too familiar to many people in syria. russian forces have been carrying out attacks on syrian towns and cities in support of president bashar assad since 2015. now one syrian artist is using his work to send the message of solidarity. as is asked, my wants to tell the world how syrians have suffered. he wants to shake them up with his paintings, done on rubble in needless the last stronghold of the insurgents. it lip has repeatedly been the scene of russian air strikes. now more than anything else, as these wants to send a message of solidarity to the ukrainians in faraway europe, i kno

reasons, and that the world watched and held its breath to see what the other nuclear capable, super bower of the united states would do. whether it would also escalade by essentially doing the same thing in retaliation, would it also put it said nuclear capabilities on alert? it decided not to and the pentagon has gone a step further. ah, now saying that it is also going to because of how fragile things are right now, how concerned it is about the possibility for misinterpretation miscalculation and misunderstanding not go through with a plan task for an intercontinental ballistic missile task. in fact is going to be postponed. and in the words of the press, secretary for the pentagon, john kirby, i, he's given a rather detailed explanation of why take listen. such provocative rhetoric and possible changes to nuclear posture involving the most consequential weapons in our respective arsenals. is unacceptable. united states has not taken any similar steps . and so in an effort to demonstrate that we have no intention in engaging in any actions that can be misunderstood or misconstrued. sec

thank you. speculation continues to grow that bowers sir will commit troops to russia's war against ukraine. a country already allowed moscow to use it as a military base and the place it's weapons there. the bel russian leader, alexander lucas jenko, said the country would not get involved in any military action. but he may not have a choice when to leaders demonstrating how close they have become. russia is vladimir putin usually keeps his guests at more than arms language. but not this one, bella bruce is alexander lucas jenko has become essential to his military operation . even before he invaded ukraine. at the beginning of february, the 2 countries held joint military exercises. the drills were a show of strength and more proof to the outside world that bela roost had become a russian satellite. off to russia invaded ukraine. bella ruth, even changed its constitution to reverse its non nuclear status. ah, that means all russian weapons, including nuclear, are allowed on belo, rosie and soil. because cushing co has so far, refused to commit his forces. we will to aid putin's war a minu

we're going to close the sky, bowers cells, we'll need the military a cooper. when it weapons defensive weapons. we're going to carol canton ourselves . if you can't do it and close the sky, we're going to do it on their own. we need weapons. we need defensive weapons. we need it now. in an hour is going to be too late. we need it. now. the frequency of these attacks has got ukrainian residents, very, very scared. now the talks are still ongoing, but the more this happens, the less confidence people in ukraine, people in the city of keith have that the may will be a quick or an easy solution to this. russian warships have been shelling, odessa, which is bracing for an invasion. ukraine's 3rd largest city is on the black. sea coast is home to more than 1000000 people out there as hot abdel hamid is that right now. she's with us live her. what's the mood in that city right now? well, certainly there's a lot of worry in the city. because just as you mentioned, these russian or ships have been seen off the coast approaching and maybe sort of navigating around accor