live safely. humanitarian corridors are being opened in several ukrainian cities, including keith. natasha, butler has more from live completely immoral. were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian acore doors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of cities in ukraine, but to belarus or russia, or russian occupied areas in the east. now, as you said, we have just heard from ukraine's deputy prime minister. she echoed those sentiments. she said that russia was manipulating. the situation was manipulating civilians in order to show people on television and what is needed. she said is to evacuate people, but across ukrainian territory. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has condemned . what he says is the deliberate targeting of civilians accusing rushes, military of murder, fighting around the capital, key of as intensified as russian forces advance meet nearby by tomorrow's totally. we will not forgive the shooting off on our pupil, the destruction of our infrastructure. we won't forgive

russian forces had been accused of killing 7 civilians when an evacuation convoy was hit near keith. natasha butler reports ah, sunrise in cave. once again, the sound of gunfire in the distance as russian forces come, ever closer to ukraine's cap.

keith natasha butler reports now from liveth. his little comfort in war, but some people are doing all they can for 3rd day ukrainian forces evacuate people from air pin on the outskirts of ukraine's capital keith. it's a precarious journey. russian shelling is never very far away. european of st. louis, the king of st. burping has been constantly, shall we are. plains bombing russian soldiers are called. it's at home. there's no electricity, like water, no heating, and the temperatures going down. we had to go to the chill it my versus we hate, i couldn't, and russia so much. i hope the war will be over soon. one of the conservative people are also fleeing sumi, east of cave, off to russia, and ukraine agreed on a temporary cease fire in the area. days of russian shelling have flattened parts of the city. this is what is left after an overnight attack, killed more than 20 people, including children in their homes. moscow is offered once again to evacuate people from a number of other cities, but only if they go to russia or bela

russian forces had been accused of killing 7 civilians when an evacuation convoy was hit near keith. natasha butler reports ah sunrise in keys. once again, the sound of gunfire in the distance as russian forces come ever closer to your cranes capital southwest. the city plumes of smoke rise above an oil depot in vessel keith, ukrainian forces said the phi began after a russian air strike. some western intelligence officials say moscow's invasion is slower than expected. but the pace of russia's true movement means little to people in places like the southern city of villa nova. ha, we're not a dilemma. look, we were sitting in basements, and they were walking around everywhere, shooting. we couldn't leave the basement for over a day. then i walked up to a soldier and i said, boys, my mom is bedridden up there. she's a grandma and i can't go up there. the guys wanted to help me bring her down into the basement. but when we went up there, she had already died. it was already too late in hockey's emergency workers search for survivors in what's left of an apartment block. the eastern city has been she

natasha. butler olivia shortly and sim on conn and keith at 1st it's go to honda abdel hamid who joins us live from denise pro hot or warm. or can you tell us about these attacks on the city? well, these attacks happened early morning, around 6615. they were air sire, is going on for a few hours after that. now this is the 1st time this city is targeted since the beginning of the war. many people expected that to happen. i would speak to them, and i would say, it's not a matter of when, but of a fraud about when, what i was targeted is an industrial complex down that road is still corded off. will use is not allowing us to go there saying that they're still searching for unexploded ordnance. it is what was described to us as a industrial complex with a sort of railway network that connects them. we do know that their heavy machinery factory was hit, a, a sort of whole enhancing chemical factory was hit, and then there's a 3rd location older that was hit next to the kindergarten. as you mentioned earlier came, but this is the 1st time this city, the 3rd largest in ukraine was targeted and certa

spend their days battling for survival or being forced to face their worst fears, natasha butler al jazeera coolly keith weston ukraine. rushes president has acknowledged that western sanctions are creating challenges, but he says russia will overcome what he describes as illegal measures loses to show you unless you with regards to countries making hostile steps to watch. this is the way they are calling on their citizens to save and dress warmly, which shows that the sanctions they are introducing against us impacts their own economy. we want to stress that we are fulfilling all our energy supply obligations in full everything we have to supply. we are supplying to our consumers in europe, 100 percent, the listeners we together with our partners, those who don't recognize these unlawful actions. we will find solutions for all these problems. when you music one, dost barry has more now for moscow on futons plan? a he had a session with a number of his ministers, including the finance minister. and they had some ideas, the 1st being that they are going to and take 500000000000 roubles from the state bud

keith in the coming days. all right, i slammed her then natasha butler life us are from lives in the west of ukraine. rushes, the air strikes have left ukraine, 2nd largest city in ruins. buildings in concave, are flattened and streets are filled with rubble. shall strata reports from the heart of the historic city, from which many people have been forced to flee, but others say that got no place to go. a man walks carefully down the street totally destroyed. russian bombs have ripped through these buildings in central car cave. the area is silent and brutally scarred. shrapnel has ripped through cars, masonry, thrown in, the blasts has crushed others with flames still rise from buildings nearby on craters and twisted steel. this st in central cock, if shows you just how devastating the effects of russian bombing of the city has been on its higher st totally destroyed. where do these buildings have people's homes in the private residences, flats, some of them still smoking. one of the main things that many people here tell you is that they can in no way understand how the leader of a country like russia could do

keith. and as we mentioned, russia is now targeting weston ukraine. natasha butler is in the live near the polish border here in western ukraine. this is a part of the country that's been relatively spared from some of the worst fighting . but it seems perhaps that things might change. people here certainly feeling more anxious because overnight about 24 hours ago. we had 2 attacks in western ukraine, one in the south, west, outside of the city of yvonne o francisco, on an air field there, the mayor of the town to keep out 3 large explosions, plumes of smoke seen on the horizon and also another at an air field outside the city of looks in the north west of ukraine, not far from the bed of russian border, but also not far from the field where i am now a 150 kilometers north of if the city that has become really a safe haven for so many people from across ukraine, they've been coming here to try and find refuge from other parts of the country to try and flee the fighting. they've also been coming here on their way to the european union, mainly poland of cross across the border. but things do seem t

keith. let's go to west and ukraine, where natasha butler is in the town of live. natasha over nights rushes, offensive widen to parts of west and ukraine. we know nuts which is not too far from where you are has been attacked. how incredibly worrying is it where you are when i say nay, a sense for some people in the is lavelle which is about a 150 kilometers south of a lot. so, ah, that's of this conflict could be closing in, you know, western ukraine has been relatively sped until now. most of the fighting has taken place in the north, the east and the south of the country. but as you say, there was a report on that that was, i should say, a russian as strike own. and i filled outside the city of north k in the north west of the country, but also another one on an air field outside of the city of yvonne. oh frank, if it's not that's in the south west of ukraine, the maze, and both of those cities urged people to stay in doors. there were explosions, heard. so it is worrying. and i have to say just a few moments ago, we came upstairs because we were actually in the basement because of an ai

thank you for the update. natasha butler in live is and has been intense fighting outside ukraine's capital. keith, many people have been fleeing the russian advance to guffman tell towns this is below horak car where cars and vans full of people have been arriving. many have survived constant bombings and they're running out of food and water. some say the road here was littered with my mis. ah . sunday morning church bells were drowned out by the sound of air raid sirens in the ukrainian capital, keith, which has been really quiet lately with the threat of russian troops on the cities . oscars, but worshippers. sale came to church. one of the champions even bless the rifles of those of chosen to defend the city. now ukraine's president has visited wounded soldiers in hospital, wrote him, his lensky, met them, and the hospital staff, treating them in cave. ukraine says at least 2800 soldiers have been killed in about 3700 injured in the fighting. zelinski says his forces are defending their country and will never surrender. any gina. all of those was 8 years of long war in dawn, birth date, cynth

we've got, but it's smith who was standing by for us in moscow. natasha butler's in the very 1st. let's go to ukraine's capital keith and speak to him. ron kon, where president lansky has just been speaking. what does he said? that's right, he's been speaking somewhere in this city. we don't actually know where he's been speaking, but let me just tell you what he had to say. he said, it's impossible to say how many days we have to free ukrainian land, but we can say we will do it. we've already reached a strategic turning point, and he also went on to say that he wanted the international community to put more sanctions on a russia itself. now what does he mean by strategic turning point? well, actually what he's talking about is the defines that he's been seeing a by re ukrainian forces and by ordinary people coming into join ukrainian forces. just speaking to people, head out the streets. and we were out on the streets just having up a bit of a walk around. there is this sense of defiance from people. we were a supermarket and it wasn't the fact that would not. there wasn't like food on the shelves are, were shorta

keith, and in the southern port city of mary awful conditions, a desperate more than 1000. 500 civilians have died in 12 days of siege while in other places. entire small towns have been destroyed. natasha butler begins coverage from notes in northwest ukraine. aah! sunrise. in kiva. once again, the sound of done far in the distance as russian forces come, ever closer to ukraine's capital southwest. the city plumes of smoke rise above an oil depot in vessel keith, ukrainian forces said the phi began after russian as strike. some western intelligence officials say moscow's invasion is slow than expected. but the pace of russia's true movement means little to people in places like the southern city of villa nova. ha, what did you live up? look, we were sitting in basements and they were walking around everywhere. shooting. we couldn't leave the basement for over a day. then i walked up to a soldier and i said, boys, my mom is bedridden up there. she's a grandma and i can't go up there. the guys wanted to help me bring her down into the basement. but when we went up there, she had already died. it was already too late in the hot emergency workers search for survivors in what's left of an apartmen

keith, and in the southern port city of mary awful conditions. a desperate for the 1500 civilians have died in 12 days of siege while in other places. entire small towns have been destroyed. natasha butler begins all coverage from lots in north west ukraine. ah, sunrise in keys. once again, the sound of gunfire in the distance as russian forces come ever closer to your cranes capital. southwest, the city plumes of smoke rise above an oil depot in vessel keith, ukrainian forces said the phi began after a russian air strike. some western intelligence officials say moscow's invasion is slower than expected. but the pace of russia's true movement means little to people in places like the southern city of villa nova. ha, we're not a dilemma. look, we were sitting in basements, and they were walking around everywhere, shooting. we couldn't leave the basement for over a day. then i walked up to a soldier and i said, boys, my mom is bedridden up there. she's a grandma and i can't go up there. the guys wanted to help me bring her down into the basement. but when we went up there, she had already died. it was already too late in hockey's emergency workers search for survivors in what's left of an

keith. first, this saturday, thank you. step. now on friday, russian forces attack cities in western and central ukraine that were once considered relatively safe. for people fleeing to fighting correspondent natasha butler has more from the city of the western city of looks. what is church in the north western city all floats is taking in people from across the country. they can come here for some food. they can get some rest, a shower. i've been speaking to a father who's here with his 6 very young children. they came from the east of the country. he told me that night after night of wash and shelling was absolutely unbearable that he can stop his children crying. and he also says that he doesn't know what he's going to do next. when it, when, if she was a brilliant homeowner door, they took everything from me. i had a comfortable house, cold kids had their own room. now where will i go when us and what will i do at the last moment? i'll have to start from scratch. you thought, but i'm not 20, i'm 41. sure, yes, you will lose guess just over a 100 kilometers a from the border with bella ross and some ukranian. officials say that perhaps troops from bellows could come over the border and fight alongside