he was speaking in the polish capital warsaw where he had met ukrainian refugees and earlier referred as a "butcher". let's listen to what he said in a speech to crowds in warsaw. a dictator bent on rebuilding an empire will never erase a people's love for a liberty. brutality will never grind down the will to be free. ukraine will never be a victory for russia. for free people refused to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness. we will have a different future, a brighterfuture, rooted in democracy and principles, hope and light, of decency and dignity and freedom of possibilities. for god sake, this man cannot remain in power. god bless you all, and may god defend ourfreedom. and may god protect our troops. thank you for your patience. that exempt from president biden�*s speech a little bit earlier. the conflict has been continuing near the ukrainian capital, kyiv. jeremy bowen has been finding out what has been happening in some of the worst hit areas near the capital. the russians released these pictures of a cruise missiles launch from the black sea fleet, a reminder that the

poland has taken the vast majority, and the population of the capital warsaw has increased by 15%.ler, now reports from the polish capital warsaw, on how the country is coping. almost 3 million ukrainians have so far fled their country, in this, europe's biggest refugee crisis since the second world war. and these are some of the faces behind the cold statistics. children, mums, grannies. some transit through poland but most stay put. it feels familiar here, close to home, though of course, not close enough, as recent arrival natalia made very clear. translation: i didn't want to leave | but my parents live here in warsaw, | they begged me to bring my son to safety, left his dad behind fighting for ukraine. train by train, wave after wave of refugees makes its way to warsaw, as long as russia's onslaught continues. an army of polish volunteers opened their hearts and homes since the start of the crisis. by now, they tell us, they're pretty overwhelmed. translation: i've seen fellow - volunteers fainting from exhaustion. we need the authorities to step in and get organised. slowly,

they came as president biden was preparing to deliver a speech in the polish capital warsaw, accusingrlier in the day, and officials later confirmed that a defence facility was also hit. according to the city's mayor five people have been injured. no—one was killed. just hours after the attack, president biden gave a big speech in the polish capital warsaw, saying vladimir putin cannot remain in power. the white house has since denied that president biden was calling for regime change. but the kremlin has dismissed mr biden's remark, saying it was for russians to chose their leader. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. for most of the saturday port i got more sunshine, a top temperature of 20.5 in west wales. in eastern england, lots of sunshine, temperature is widely17—19, a big change on the way on sunday afternoon, as the temperatures are going to be a lot lower. the reason for that is we are going to see an area of cloud that is set to swing inland... another glorious day with spring sunshine and warmth. a slow process, could be areas where the cloud lingers all day.

he was speaking in the polish capital warsaw, where he had met ukrainian refugees and earlier referredssian leader as a "butcher". let's listen to what he said in a speech to crowds in warsaw. a dictator bent on rebuilding an empire will never erase a people's love for a liberty. brutality will never grind down the will to be free. ukraine will never be a victory for russia. for free people refused to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness. we will have a different future, a brighterfuture, rooted in democracy and principles, hope and light, of decency and dignity and freedom of possibilities. for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. god bless you all, and may god defend ourfreedom. and may god protect our troops. our correspondent mark lowen was watching the speech in warsaw. a very strident comment at the end of the speech. he said, for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power and, as you say, we have just had a statement from a white house official saying that the president's point was that putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbours or the region.

now the vast majority have arrived in poland which means that the polish capital warsaw where i am this morning is of course really at the sharp and of all of those arrivals. we have worked out that something like 15% of the population of warsaw has now arrived again in terms of the numbers of refugees. so where do they all go? at the central train station which is a very frantic, chaotic scene of humanity, people figuring out where to do, what's to go tired, hungry, getting off trains. so in the very emergency initial phase you get people with food medicine supplies even toothbrush. after that, of course, they have to work out if they try to stay in pullen, and in fact one family that we spoke to told us quite candidly that they quite like to go to the uk, because they don't have family ties they are not eligible. but also they can see around them lisa holand the pressure on the polish authorities and say how busy it is here and they want to move on to some while such as germany. we saw a lot of people hearing from -- didn't even know what time it would go, or what city they would end

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital, warsaw the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the military go pick escalates, we're going to see many, many more really vulnerable people who are already late, who will need a lot of what. but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is urgently needed. so i think i'll go back to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the board. that would be great. and then further the support, they affected our system. that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off. it's already too late. the european union has a great to give emergency temporary protection to refugees fleeing war in ukraine. it means that the more than a 1000000 people who have fled can now apply for temporary, protected status and residency permits throughout the you. millions more are expected to follow. the major i

mister vine will next travel on to the polish capital. warsaw for more talks on the west, military humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on ukraine. and speaking at that very meeting with president duda and military officials, mister bind was clear about what he thinks was the way forward, and what he thinks of latin reputed take lesson. the single most important thing that we can do is keep the democracies united in our opposition, our effort, tokyo devastation occurring in quite frankly, because walk legal definition. well, he was present job i and they're speaking a little while ago now, a ukrainian runner who fled her country last month to day one, the jerusalem marathon and anti nebraska left ukraine with her 11 year old daughter . our husband, whose incidentally also her coach, stayed behind. she told the w said fans back home had urged her to run for a piece. just a few weeks ago, valentine of the red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is trying to promote peace around the world, starting with the jerusalem marathon before the race, she told d

mister bind will next travel on to the polish capital. warsaw for more talks on the west, military humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on ukraine. and speaking at that meeting with president of judah and a military official, so mr. biden was clear about what he thinks was the way forward. and what he thinks of line reporting. the single most important thing that we can do is keep democracy tonight or opposition. effort to devastation a well your as sir presidential bind speaking moments ago while now ukrainian runner who fled her country last month the to day one that jerusalem marathon valentine, ever at scott fled ukraine with her 11 year old daughter. while her husband, who, incidentally, as also her coach, stayed behind, she told it every news that fans back home had urged her to run for peace. just a few weeks ago, valentin of the red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is trying to promote peace around the world, starting with the jerusalem marathon before the race, she told d w about the support she still has back home. and i got a lot of mess

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital, warsaw the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the medical escalates be going to see many, many more really vulnerable people already who 8 who with neat locals, what but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is urgently needed. so i think i'll go with this applies will be move in to talk to the boy that you great. and then further the so for they affected our system. that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off. it's already too late in while the exit is of people fleeing the war continues, the people leaving are mainly women and children, as most ukrainian men are staying behind to fight. most of them are obliged to stay behind. poland is receiving the biggest number of refugees, but other neighboring countries are also taking in people desperate to escape russia's assault

he's now in the capital. warsaw after spending time near the border with ukraine. there he met with polish president, j duda, the southeastern city of jazz. you is the where the u. s. military service, alongside polish troops as part of nato biden will hold more talks with student this weekend on the west, military humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on ukraine. and speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials, biden was clear about what he thinks is the way forward. the single most important thing that we can do in the ausa is keep democracy, united or opposition, or effort to to devastation occurring in a. ready the legal definition, whoa, has years presidential bind speaking on a visit to poland earlier today? climate activists from the fridays for future movement have taken to the streets around the world, demanding stronger action against global warming. and the conflict in ukraine has given the demonstrations added urgency with the war in ukraine was at the heart of the climate, strikes 10000 people chic to the streets in b

s. president joe biden travel to poland is now in the capital warsaw after spending time. here the border with ukraine. there he met with polish president on j duda. the south eastern city of joshua is where the u. s. military serves alongside polish troops as part of nato biden. we'll have more talk to do that this weekend on the military, humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on you crank. and speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials, biden was clear about what he thinks is the way forward. the single most important thing that we can do is keep democracy. united in our opposition effort to devastation occur in quite frankly. ready with well w barbara hazel explains what signal the american president is hoping to send it with his visit to europe. the message is absolutely clear, he has particularly by traveling to the border region, was ukraine as sent the message to president putin. and that is, the nato alliance is ready to defend every foot off their territory. and that was something that the major leaders retreated when they met i

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital. warsaw. the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the medical escalates be going to see many, many more really vulnerable people who are already late, who will need a lot of what. but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is for gently needed. so i think i'll go back to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the board that will be great. and then further the so for they affected our system . that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off it's already too late. meanwhile, the russian government has introduced drastic new measures to clamp down on descent as opposition to the war is growing among russians. friday morning parliament fast legislation banning the spread of information critical of russia's war or russia's military violations could carry up to 15 years in priso

he's now in the capital warsaw after spending time near the border with ukraine. there he met with polish president on j duda, southeastern city of joshua, is where the u. s. military service alongside polish troops, as part of nato. and if we find, we'll hold more talks with student this weekend on the west, military, humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on ukraine. we shoot your breast . and speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials, biden was clear about what he thinks is the way forward. the single most important thing that we can do is keep democracy tonight or opposition or effort to commit to devastation occurring in the legal definition of well i was u. s. presidential bind, speaking on a visit to poland earlier today, a ukranian runner who fled her country last month to day one, the jerusalem marathon valentina veronica left ukraine with her 11 year old daughter while her husband was also her coach. had to stay behind. she told d w that fans back home had urged her to run for peace. just a few weeks ago, valentine of

ukrainians have entered neighboring poland since rushes invasion and many are traveling to the capital. warsaw. but services there are strange then the mayor is pleading for help before a potentially overwhelming 2nd wave of refugees. kimberly how kit sent us this report from the polish capital. ah, warsaw is a city under stress within days of russia's invasion of ukraine, the children of refugees started showing up at polish schools such as this one desperate for normalcy. some still in shock. no toys potomac, blurted her, this is a tragedy in the biggest problem is in knitting shoes or clothes is the psychological sight. these children don't want to be in poland. demis their fathers offer birching and are going across town at one of warsaw as busy as hospitals. the situations the same. every day on top of serving hundreds of polish patients, ukrainian refugees are showing up by the dozens of the sole bullet of my go to value of the wolf, usually its infections. they also have all kinds of aches, muscle eggs, stomach aches, di, rear respiratory infections. sometimes they a bruised from travel

i made the comments as he was making a landmark speech in the polish capital warsaw. earlier he called persian a butcher. the white house has since rode back quite as comments to stay on a trip to israel. secretary of state and the blinkin insisted that washington was not seeking regime change in russia. i think president the white house made the point last night that quite simply our president putin cannot be empowered to wage war or engage in aggression against ukraine or anyone else. as you know. and as you've heard of say, repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia or anywhere else for that matter. in this case, as in any case, it's up to the people of the country in question is up to the russian people. ukraine's nuclear watchdog says a research facility and its 2nd largest city. hot cave has been head again. the agency says fighting has made it difficult to assess the damage residential buildings have also come under attack. and overnight strikes are correspondent, as a bag is in concave, with the latest the ukraine force to say that they'r

capital. the ee has promised funds. not enough, says warsaw'sor. >> we are doing everything we can to help, but slowly we are becoming overwhelmed. we need a european and international response. >> all the west says it wants to help ukrainians, but it's neighboring poland that feels like the first responder, very much in the eye of the storm. and on two fronts, the ever-growing influx of refugees seeking safety, and an ever-growing concern amongst polls that russia's aggression in ukraine could spread here over the border. by accident, or by design, this weekend, russia bombed this ukrainian military base 10 minutes drive from poland. also has warned the west for years the kremlin hope to change the balanc of power in europe. today the polish prime minister said ukrainians were fighting from the heart with their european neighbors. >> what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine is part of a geopolitical plan. we have to help ukrainians because they are fighting for our freedom, too. reporter: for christina, ukrainian refugees bring back childhood me

president visited ukrainian refugees and nato troops in the polish capital warsaw on saturday.ing a speech to a large crowd, he warned russia against violating nato territory. president biden: violating nato territory don't even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. we have sacred obligation, we have a sacred obligation under article 5 to defend each and every inch of nato territory. hasam: poland has had an important role since the conflict began last month. it went from rejecting migrants from the middle east to opening its doors to those from ukraine, hosting more than 2 million people, the largest group of ukrainian refugees in europe. poland hosts nato battle groups to deter russia and reinforce other members when needed, and along with romania it's also a gateway for nato arms supplies heading to ukraine. hundreds of stinger missiles, javelin anti-tank weapons, and other munitions have passed through its borders. let's bring in our guests now to talk more about this in warsaw ray wojciech, he is a senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis

k. defense minister ben wallace announced the deployment during a visit to the polish capital, warsaw, 3 un agencies including the world health organization of cool for an immediate holt to attacks on the hospitals in ukraine. 43 facilities have been targeted since the war began. some of the news argentina senate has approved a deal to refinance a 45000000000 dollar debt with the international monetary, fun, thousands of protest as gathered in the capital when, as i was a head of the vote. so those are the headlines that he's continues here. now to 0 off the witness statement dental, what electron o mon has a rich history but also plays an important role in the gulf region today. out there well discovers its empires stretched from the rape in peninsula to east africa. bill from great sea power. the problem that existed in the gulf was piracy. tribes was rebellion, empire, and colonization, oman, history, power and influence on al jazeera. ah . you just have that in case of that it will seen him that something is going to transpire. and it didn't all him to police officers. every lawye

he's expected to deliver a speech in the capital warsaw shortly, but let's have a listen to some of what. the single most important criteria in this time of changing worlds. so much is changing, notjust here but in other parts of the world, is that nato stay absolutely, completely, thoroughly united. that there be no separation in our points of view. that whatever we do, we do in unison and everyone, everyone comes along. i'm confident that vladimir putin was counting on being able to divide nato and be able to separate the eastern flank from the west. to be able to separate nations based on past histories. but he hasn't been able to do it. we've all stayed together. well, let us show you the scene in poland right now. this is warsaw castle, where president biden will give a speech shortly. it is no coincidence that this is all happening in one of the nato alliance is's most eastern located members, poland of course. and we have seen president biden meeting ukrainian government ministers there already, he has met some refugees, and a speech which we are told will be a significant one, wi

in the last 19 days, the population of the capital, warsaw, has increased by a staggering 15%.ere to meet the volunteers who've stepped in to welcome refugees. train by train, wave after wave of refugees makes its way to warsaw, as long as russia's onslaught continues. an army of polish volunteers opened their hearts and homes since the start of the crisis. by now, they tell us, they are pretty overwhelmed. translation: | have| seen fellow volunteers fainting from exhaustion. we need the authorities to step in and get organised. slowly, refugee centres are setting up here now, and the eu has promised funds, but not enough says warsaw's mayor. the number of inhabitants of my city increased by 15% and we are doing everything we can to help, but slowly we are becoming overwhelmed. we need a european and international response. all the west says it wants to help ukrainians but it is neighbouring poland that feels like a first responder, very much into the eye of the storm. and on two fronts — this ever—growing influx of refugees seeking safety, and an evergrowing concern amongst po

ah, ah, 3rd and final stop is to the polish capital warsaw. eva, 2 back was born here. she knows her way around and has lots of insider tips. ah, welcome to the medieval, looking old town of warsaw. ah, here in the 2nd row, all the entire city was pretty much raised to the ground. it was bombed into oblivion. it basically ceased to exist. none of these buildings actually survived the war. so none of these buildings are the original, beautiful 19th century townhouses. but imagine them to be all of was or had to be rebuilt from scratch. brick by brick, if the story of a city that kind of like the phoenix that rose from the ashes. now i'm about to show you a sight of poland that many of you might know about. but i'd bet that the realities of living in the communist era will shock and surprise you all that was under communism. take a shift after the 2nd go wall and until 1989. now i was born after the fall of communism, but the irony is not lost on me that the museum polish communism is located right above an american fast food joint. right with ah, in it's actually quite a

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital, warsaw the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the medical escalates be going to see many, many more really vulnerable people who already have 8 who will need a lot of what. but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is urgently needed. so i think i need to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the boy that would be great. and then further the support, they affected our system. that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off it's already too late. russia's media watchdog said friday that it had restricted access to several independent media websites, including deutsch avella, the tightening of control over the internet comes just over a week after russia in bated ukraine, access to websites of deutsch, avella, bbc, and various independent russian news websites are being

and flag defense minister ban wallace announcing the deployment during a visit to the polish capital warsaw he says the u. k. will send the sky sabre, anti air missile defense. i miss our system along with about a 100 personnel. the missile system is being delivered after a quote request from poland and will remain under the control of british forces. in other news, large crowds are gathering outside argentina's, senate building as senators debate a controversial finance bill there 5 days to decide whether to refinance the countries $45000000000.00 debt to the international monetary fund. if not, they risk defaulting on the loan. many argentinians are against borrowing more money and protest every time congress debates the issue. those are the headlines were back with more after my nigeria to how do you define a successful 1st year in charge of a counseling? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. what do you think driving the pharmacology not counting the cost on al jazeera. oh, a with let me uh, where will you be in 5 or 10 years? what wou

capital. the eu has promised funds. not enough, says warsaw's mayor. of my city increased by 15% and we are doing everything we can to help but, slowly, we're becoming overwhelmed. we need a european and international response. all the west says it wants to help ukrainians, but it's neighbouring poland that feels like a first responder, very much in the eye of the storm. and on two fronts. this ever—growing influx of refugees seeking safety and an ever—growing concern amongst poles that russia's aggression in ukraine could spread here over the border. by accident, or by design, this weekend, russia bombed this ukrainian military base ten minutes' drive from poland. warsaw has warned the west for years the kremlin hoped to change the balance of power in europe. today, the polish prime minister said ukrainians were fighting on behalf of their european neighbours. translation: what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine is part _ of a geopolitical plan. we have to help ukrainians because they are fighting for ourfreedom, too. for warsaw pensioner krystyna, uk

during a visit to the polish capital, warsaw, poland requested the sky sabbath system, which will remain under the control of around $100.00 british personnel who are also being deployed. argentina senate has approved a deal to refinance of $45000000000.00 debts with the international monetary fund. and he argentinians that were against borrowing more money. they've been holding regular protests for more than a year. now. those the headlines bonnie is here and i'll to 0 coming up right after inside story. next with some of the world's largest presents me here provides much of the uranium that fuels year. it's nuclear power. but at what cost? people in power follow the uranium trail from nisa to the source of the mediterranean and investigate the devastating effects on the planets and all those who inhabit the industries part. the care of you alien tail on al jazeera. should ukraine declare its neutrality as a way to stop the war? with fighting into a 4th week, the kremlin is considering the neutral status compromise to stop its attacks. will the ukrainians surrender to the pressure from

abroad to attend for more, let's go to our correspondent barbara hazel, who is in the polish capital warsaw, barbara, what's on the agenda for president biden today you're here in front of the president's palace in war. so we can see if we look over the guard of honor. hes already drawn up and they're waiting for president biden to arrive here within the next hour. and if we look up a bit from here, we can see that the whole center of war so has been flagged, was the flags of poland and ukraine as assigned off solidarity. so this is what all this is about. of course, the 2 presidents will be talking very soon in the pals here behind me, and they will of course, threshold their political differences and also the demands of poland for stronger engagement against the war in ukraine. then the president, the biden, is supposed to go to the other side of town to the national stadium where refugees are being received, which are still arriving here. it on a daily basis. and he's going to talk to it to some and g o z there. and maybe even to some ukrainian refugees who have been arriving there. and

our white house correspondent kimberly hacket reports now from the capital warsaw the southeastern cbs just so poland is as close as the u. s. president. joe biden has come so far to russia's war, or you crave her and russia. it's his 1st chance to speak with us troops now stationed there. ground people have on a backboard of our gut. i'm sure you're observing. the city is less than 100 kilometers from ukraine's border, and it's where roughly $10000.00 us troops are positioned ready to take on russia. should it expand its invasion into the nato country? it's a conflict biden told soldiers he believes, could have long term ramifications are democracies going to prevail on and the values we share are autocracies naturally was sustained. more than 3000000 people have been displaced from ukraine since russia's invasion, because of ukraine's more than 500 kilometers, shared land border with poland. more than 2000000 people have fled to the neighboring country. witching book i didn't, but, but i see dear me to call, we'd like to ask america and their leaders to please support ukraine. so ukr

in poland, most of the refugees have ended up in the larger cities like the capital warsaw, and it'srk and go to school. but some are warning that services are under extreme pressure. 0ur europe editor katya adler has sent this report from warsaw. starting to stitch shattered lives back together. piece by painstaking piece, here in poland. natalia and her fellow seamstresses, all of them ukrainian, are trying to put on a brave face. translation: this is my third day of my newjob. l i'm so grateful for some stability after all we've been through. a sunny bridal shop is a stark contrast to the horrors back home. natalia's new polish boss says it's important to help. we feel that we need to help them. and we also know that they are very good people and very good workers. natalia is a force of nature, aided by polish generosity, keeping her and her son on their feet till it's safe to go back home. vlad is one of more than 70,000 ukrainian refugees now at school in poland. teacher 0lga cholewka, warm and grandmotherly, clearly aches to do more. translation: there is so much trauma and we

flynn ot is a medical student in the polish capital, warsaw, and has been helping refugees arriving there at the central station plan. thanks very much for joining us this morning. what have you in periods fair in the past few days. hi, thanks for having a good. we're here and i was the and on the past few days we've been so many volunteers, helpful people coming regardless of the coming out here to help the math, the grading rapid deep and the other days. and i mean, you can anything from some injured people that need someone to talk with them someone that can give them comfort thing that the finally face from bombardment really. how else are you and your fellow volunteers able to assist the people arriving there? i mean, predominantly most that i'm here will give you life like that headache they have and because of the amount and the lock in for a walk, 4050 kilometer from the city of the neighboring frame, they've been justified the rent you did. finally, get on the train, here's the war thought. plus most the time, it's just sitting down with the people telling them it's ok. they don'

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital. warsaw. the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the medical escalates be going to see many, many more really vulnerable people who are already late, who will need a lot of what. but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is for gently needed. so i think i'll go back to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the boy that will you great. and then further the support they affected our system . that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off. it's already too late. or nato secretary general against dalton. burke has insisted that their lions is not part of this conflict, and he's not seeking war with russia. however, he did say the alliance is on high alert and ready to defend member states, which doesn't, which do not include ukraine. he was speaking following a special sum

to d w political correspondent simon young. meanwhile, us president joe biden is in the polish capital. warsaw in a show of support for his nato ally. the visit comes after he announced a new energy deal with the aimed at replacing some of the russian gas supply to the block earlier. biden travel to the ukrainian border where he met polish president on j duda in the southeastern city of issue, where the u. s. military supporting polish troops. as part of nato abide on is to hold more talks with due to this weekend on the west, military humanitarian and economic response to russia's war on ukraine. speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials, biden was clear about what he thinks is the way forward. the single most important thing that we can do is keep democracy united in our opposition effort to devastation occurring in quite frankly, because. ready the legal definition of w barbara fazel explained what signal biden is hoping to send with his visit. the message is absolutely clear. he has, particularly by traveling to the border region was ukraine has sent a message to pr

he's a senior advisor at the war, so security form in the polish capital. warsaw martin. i'd at like to start with a sound bite from the polish prime minister to day and then get your take on it. gish i've said stub emma, my budget to day. we are presenting the most radical plan in europe to move away from russian hydrocarbons and seuss away from russian oil as russian gases govern from russian coal than my buddy. this most radical plan is needed of. it is needed so that finally, europe versed will wake up a vote up here, just ra shoshanna movie. as it is, we knew that russia is using gas an oil road, especially gas gratitude of black manners, and jim schon 1000 martin. so poland is the vanguard in europe, pushing for a complete, caught with russia in oil, gas, and cold. now we heard this morning that russia is backing down on it's immediate demands for energy payments in rubles, is the kremlin feeling pressure now over at the threat to its energy exports? oh, thank you very much for the invitation. it's a pleasure to be here again. i believe that this whole exchanger in

s. president joe biden is in the polish capital. warsaw in a show support for his nato ally. the visit comes after he announced a new energy deal with the aimed at replacing some of the russian gas applied to the block earlier bite and travel to be cranium border where he met polish president on j duda in the southeastern city of asia, where the u. s military is supporting police troops, as part of nato biden is to hold more talks with due to this weekend on the west military humanitarian ad, economic response to russia's war on ukraine. speaking at a briefing with president duda and military officials by almost clear about what he thinks is the way forward a we can do this keep democracy opposition effort to devastation a. ready legal definition. well, d, w, 's barbara base expel explained what signal biden is hoping to send with his visit . the message is absolutely clear, he has particularly by traveling to the border region with ukraine as sent the message to president putin, and that the nato alliance is ready to defend every foot off their territory. and that was someth

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital. warsaw. the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the military go pick escalates it, going to see many, many more really vulnerable people already late. who would need a lot of what? but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is for gently needed. so i think i'll go back to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the boy that will be great. and then further this before they affected our system, that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off. it's already too late. i'm joined now by our correspond mathias billing a. he's in leave in western ukraine. our 1st of all a t, as there was a fire at the ukrainian at ukraine's biggest nuclear power plant and was struck by russian shelling. it's now under russian control. how much of a concern is that for people in ukraine? well, to

in poland, most of the refugees have ended up in the larger cities, like the capital, warsaw, and it's to work and go to school. but some are warning that services are under extreme pressure. 0ur europe editor katya adler has sent us this report from warsaw. starting to stitch shattered lives back together. piece by painstaking piece, here in poland. natalia and her fellow seamstresses, all of them ukrainian, are trying to put on a brave face. translation: this is my third day of my newjob. l i'm so grateful for some stability after all we've been through. a sunny bridal shop is a stark contrast to the horrors back home. natalia's new polish boss says it's important to help. we feel that we need to help them. and we also know that they are very good people and very good workers. natalia is a force of nature, aided by polish generosity, keeping her and her son on their feet till it's safe to go back home. vlad is one of more than 70,000 ukrainian refugees now at school in poland. teacher 0lga cholewka, warm and grandmotherly, clearly aches to do more. translation: there is so much traum

calling for regime change in russia after these unscripted remarks to an audience in the polish capital, warsaw, this man cannot remain in power. protests of a different kind near a decommissioned nuclear plant at chernobyl in northern ukraine, where the local mayor says russian troops have seized the town that houses workers who look after the site, and occupied the hospital. and in western ukraine, a day after the russian military said it would focus on the east, russian missiles struck various targets in the west of country, including the city of lviv. local officials said five civilians were hurt when a military target was struck on saturday. the mayor appealed for more help from the west. in russia, the defence minister resurfaced after a rumoured heart attack. he popped up briefly on tv after a two—week absence and sustained intrigue over president putin's inner circle. as russian fire power continues to batter ukraine, a month into this conflict its seemingly shifting intentions remain mysterious. mark lobel, bbc news. our correspondentjonah fisher is in lviv, in western ukraine. he has

field. far away from the fighting, a plane carrying medical supplies has arrived in the polish capital, warsaw the world health organization has sent 36 tons of aid, including surgical materials to treat a 1000 people. if the medical escalates be going to see many, many more really vulnerable people who are already late, who will need a lot of what. but 1st, the cargo will have to be transported by road to places where the 8 is urgently needed. so i think i also wanted to go with this applies will be move in to talk to the boy that you great. and then further the support they affected our system. that means it will likely be days before the medical shipments reach frontline cities in murray, you, paul, which is under siege by russian forces and cut off. it's already too late. the european union has a great to give emergency temporary protection to refugees fleeing war in ukraine. it means that the more than a 1000000 people who have flayed can now apply for temporary protected status and residency permits throughout the you. millions more are expected to follow. the measure is meant ace pressu