the senseless cruelty that their country is enduring. natasha butler, al jazeera look, ashika, northern ukraine. i've heard through a food market here in cave, my colleagues and bust. robbie is servers i just how significant is the damage to ukraine's farming infrastructure? let me just tell you where here in the heart of the old city, at this farmer's market, a soviet era construction and the people here are the kinds of people that are in a way w affected by this war. everyone in ukraine is affected by the war, but farming those in the farming community, those associated to the agricultural industry to food production or w affected because these are some of the main economic activities in this country. it's one of the main industries for ukraine, and just to give you a sense of how significant that is for the global market. ukraine is one of the top 10 grain producing countries in the world. we're talking about a week and maze and barley and sunflower products, cooking oil, corn oil. so when the russians invaded and started to take over territory, it became a major problem for a country that

ricky boleto, bbc news, northern ukraine. ial ukraine: the children's story on cbbc and on the iplayer. south africa is holding a joint military exercise with russia and china, ahead of friday's first anniversary of vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. the move has been called routine but has field domestic criticism. the united states has criticised the 10—day naval drills, but south africa's government says it remains neutral regarding the conflict, and that it routinely hosts similar operations with other countries, including france and the us. vladimir putin has met china's top diplomat in moscow today where both reaffirmed the close relationship between china and russia. the trip comes just days before the first anniversary of moscow's invasion of ukraine — china has not condemned russia's invasion of ukraine, but has stopped short of giving its full backing. our correspondent in beijing is stephen mcdonell. hejoins us now. what did you make of the meeting? he joins us now. what did you make of the meeting?— of the meeti

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ricky boleto, bbc news, zhytomyr, northern ukraine. n friday is the first anniversary of russia' invasion of ukraine. tens of russia' invasion of ukraine. tens of thousands attended a rally in the russian capital with president putin delivering a speech. he claimed the entire country was supporting those fighting in ukraine. from moscow, he is steve rosenberg. to russia' largest football stadium they came in third tens of thousands. not to cheer on their team but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been busted and specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. this lady seems to. translation: haste and his war in ukraine. this lady seems to. translation: we were not the ones to start _ seems to. translation: we were not the ones to start this. _ seems to. translation: we were not the ones to start this. i _ seems to. translation: we were not the ones to start this. i trust our - the ones to start this. i trust our president. the o

time i went to cover the story, it was at a time when russian forces had just withdrawn from northern ukrained so areas around kyiv that had previously been under russian control were areas that we could access. there were so many stories of civilians being executed, of civilians being tortured, of crimes against women. one of the most distressing stories we covered, i think, was about how this mass of people was held. more than 100 people crammed together in a basement for weeks. the windows were completely sealed shut, so there was no ventilation. it was in a town outside of the northern city of chernihiv. and i remember as we walked underground, just this stench assailed us. foul, decaying smell. when i think about it or when i see those pictures again, it'sjust, you know, i can smell it again. those who died in this room, they were mostly elderly people. ijust, i couldn't make sense of it. i really couldn't make sense of it. what form of torture is this? what are you going to gain out of it? the one thing for me that really stood out about the man that we interviewed and i still remember

and for the first time, the ukrainian commander for all forces across northern ukraine confirming that it's the u.s. who is providing ukraine with coordinates so ukraine can pinpoint their missile attacks inside russian-occupied land. lieutenant general serhiy nayev also revealing to me that ukrainian and american generals are in constant contact with data exchanging in real-time for missile strikes, and it's been working, quote, perfectly. and, whit, the commander of all ukrainian forces today warning america's top general mark milley that russia is using water-borne drones, calling them a threat for commercial ships off the coast of ukraine. whit? >> certainly, another concern. tom, our thanks to you tonight. >>> back here at home, the father of a bullied teen who died by suicide is demanding justice and accountability from her high school. 14-year-old adriana kush, died two days after a brutal beating was posted online, showing her being punched, kicked and dragged by classmates. she was also hit by a water bottle. we want to warn you that some viewers may find this video disturbing

russian forces deliberately set out to destroy their livelihoods. natasha butler has more from northern ukraine. he cody has owned his farm in north and ukraine for decades, but he still can't believe what happened last year. russian soldiers occupied the property for 3 weeks in march. they destroyed buildings, ransacked, produce and killed more than a 150 carols, pointless destruction that hey, gary believes was driven by envy this so they will know within the port they were killing everything because we live better than them. we have farms, good jobs, rode street lights, they painted on our wools, who let you live better than us. i think they saw a civilized and developing country and wanted to get it because without it, they have no future of the thought was it looked at them when they got in his family, fled the farm just before it was taken over. he tells us that russian soldiers killed some people who stayed in the village. now he's trying to rebuild his life and his business and fix what the russians destroyed was. this whole area had to be d mind after the russians left, and these are j

the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close for though the mayor went on to become an online gain tester and developer keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his what the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces for back mode is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as a living hell. slobber says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final weeks. but he says for low to mid died doing what he believed in our sure. the heyward diamond figure for leukemia has left behind his family and 2 young children. like many ukrainians, he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler al jazeera keith ukraine still had allowed a 0 friends in life and together in death victims of monday's bomb attack, a buried impish hour and a climax of $50000.00. he had journey this green tinge come, it makes its closest approach to earth. ah hello, we should see the rain easing off in new zealand over the next cou

the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close. although the man went on to become an online game tester and developer and keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his, but the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces. so back mode is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as a living. hell, flava says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final weeks. but he said, followed me, died doing what he believed, and i'm sure that he was done it again. for low dimia has left behind his family and to young children like many ukrainians, he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler al jazeera keith ukraine. nearly half a 1000000 people in england and wales have walked off the job on wednesday and the biggest strike in more than a decade. most of them, what teachers they're pushing for pay rise in line with double digit inflation, like many other se

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late march after a summit in istanbul, russia agreed to deescalate and pull this trips out of northern ukraine. however, kiev and as western bacchus had since refused to talk peace in their calling for victory over russia on the battlefield, natalie bennett says president lensky only agreed to leave the safety of his key as bunker after the israel. lita assured him that russia is not trying to kill him, which is something president putin allegedly promised to bennett. who your guard me did not. if he got sir. i knew that zalinski was under threat. he was in a secret bunker. i called him and said if i came out of a meeting with bruton, he is not going to kill you. he asked you, are you sure? i responded 100 percent. he won't kill you. zelinski. 2 hours later zalinski went to his office and posted on twitter. i'm not afraid of it business. you shall love sugar. yes. castle. now i will say one thing to i'm staying here in keowee on bank via street montgomery. i'm not hiding. and i'm not afraid of any one you call and they will use author and war correspondent, thomas roper faith, the west. it isn

some interest on both russia agreed to try and de escalate on pulled out some of its troops on northern ukraine or the key of its western backers are now calling for victory over russia on the battlefield. let's go live now to thomas roper, all the under war correspondent. thanks john. this evening. thomas. now what do you make of this latest interview with the former israeli prime minister web? both russia and ukraine, where very for negotiations. what's your take on his role? first, the insurance broker piece deal, what his role, if you sent some and shell said it was not very interesting. he was some kind of a negotiate of some kind of a link between ukraine and russia and the western russia. so what is interesting is that this confirms what, by now was russian propaganda that there was already practically read agreement end of march and did then the west pushed key if to leave the negotiations and to search the result on the battlefield. this was question propaganda by now and now. well, he confirmed that this is an interesting point. well, what do you think is speaking out now thomas? i do

but well, it was hot, hard time for us all for us will to brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close for though the man went on to become an online gain tester and developer keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his what the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces put back mood is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as a living hell. slobber says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final week's, but he says for low to mid died doing what he believed in. i'm sure the he would done that a year for leukemia has left behind his family and 2 young children like many ukrainians. he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler al jazeera keith ukraine. are committees been set up in pakistan to investigate security lapses of the pasha or police compound targeted in a suicide bombing on monday, journals are taken place for some of those killed and mondays attack, which took place in a mos

believe it, but well, it was hot, hard, diane, for us all for us all the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and would close the me. i went on to become an online game tester and developer and keith. he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his, but the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces. so back mode is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as a living. hell. flava says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final weeks. but he said for low to mid died, doing what he believed in. i'm sure they have done it again. followed the mayor has left behind his family and to young children like many ukrainians. he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler, al jazeera, keith, ukraine, years. defense secretary lloyd austin is in the philippines to discuss, deploy, more american troops, is all part of efforts to counter china's increased military activity in the south . china sea. u. s. forces have more so been

the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close. although timmy had went on to become an online gain tester and developer and keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his what the virtual world of shooters is, a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces for back moot is brutal fighting intense. it's been described as a living hell. slobber says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final weeks. but he says for low to mid died, doing what he believed in. i'm sure. the haywood diamond again followed him here has left behind his family and 2 young children, like many ukrainians. he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler, al jazeera keith ukraine. you, as the friend secretary lloyd austin, is in the philippines to discuss, deploy more american troops. paula reference to counter china's increased military activity in the south china sea. u. s. forces of also been taking part in so c

ricky boleto has travelled to northern ukraine to make a documentary for bbc newsround on how ukraine'ssurprise. we're filming the children's first week back at school. so we've just heard an air raid siren, which means that we have to go outside. they're used to this, these sirens go off quite often, and we're all going to head down to the basement underneath the school, which is the safest place to be. all the teachers are on their phones trying to get some more information to find out what's happening. down here, teachers do their best to distract the children. after dancing, lessons continue in classrooms underground. this is normal now for millions of children in ukraine. how do you feel when you hear the siren and you have to come to the basement? translation: i feel a bit scared and also a bit worried _ for my relatives and myself and for all my friends. all of us are keeping our spirits high because this is the reality and we can't change anything. i can't describe one emotion here. i feel all the emotions at the same time, both fear and joy that - you are one day closer to the

ukraine, preparing all these plans , he probably feels that he needs to attack from two or three different directions , so i think that the ukrainians cannot rule out something belarusian in the northern part of ukraine, whether to encircle kyiv from the west, here it is important to encircle kyiv not from the east, but from the west. i will attack because there are no frosts. this winter, i will add to this quote by muravelsky, and indeed now the soil is not dry. mr. myroslava otkovich, you were near kyiv and then moved to kharkiv oblast with your family. what can you say about these intentions because well, if these intentions are such , such a risk exists, and we definitely have all the options for ourselves to work out. how do you assess the risks that putin will go like this, taking into account the experience of last year's offensive on kyiv, when we had to flee? and what can we expect from him there? can we talk concretely, whether it will go later or not, it is necessary to have access to the intelligence data of our foreign partners or our general staff . i do not have such access. but in order to distract the attention of our troops, to disperse , tension is used for this pu

from this side of northern ukraine reliable rear, but you've touched on a very important topic.lly to build further relations, when bolton and merkel are allant, they, in fact, burn these last bridges, that is, there is an opportunity to hope for at least some kind of peace negotiations. and how to equip them. if trust is no longer possible. here's how to be in this situation, we faced this situation. even worse. you will remember e soviet russia emerged from the civil war. and in general, the most hostile attitude on the part of everyone, the united states of us, in my opinion, until 1933 did not recognize the united kingdom diplomatically in the same way, but we recall that economic relations and economic interests forced these states to cooperate with soviet russia. i think that, despite what is happening now, the forcible expulsion of the russian spirit in the form of gas from europe is here this stone won't last long. that is, repe- then transferring to us. that's what we will now bet on the development of the economy. these distant arcs of africa of the middle east are jus

but well, it was hot, hard die, and for us all for us, all the brothers grew up in northern ukraine and were close. although the made went on to become an online game tester and developer and keith, he helped create a popular game called stalker. the face of one of the characters is modeled on his, but the virtual world of shooters is a far cry from the reality of war. the battle between ukrainian or russian forces. so back mode is brutal, fighting's intense. it's been described as a living. hell, flava says he could see how harrowing it was in his brother's face in his final week's, but he says, follow me, died doing what he believed in. i'm sure that he was done. it again followed the mayor has left behind his family and 2 young children like many ukrainians. he paid the ultimate price defending the country. he loved natasha. butler al jazeera keith ukraine. meanwhile, gender extended the state of emergency for 6 more months. 2 years after overthrowing the government, the country has been facing growing violence and instability since the military coup in 2021. tony chang has more from

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senseless cruelty that their country is enduring. natasha butler, al jazeera lucas shifter, northern ukraine. as ray forces have to attained at least $27.00 palestinians across the occupied west bank somewhere arrested in the i'll follow a refugee camp in hebron and some in the janine refugee camp. nearly a 1000 palestinians have been detained since the start of the year, and $51.00 have been killed. ch in his ears, former speaker of parliament and current head of the opposition party. another has appeared in court on tuesday. i shed galucci is accused of incitement against the police. he and his party have denied the charge's gonna cheese supporters say his case is evidence of a crack down by president case said, no one has a wave arrest of critics have said in the past, month, 3 united nations peacekeepers have been killed after their convoy struck a roadside bomb in central molly, 5 others were seriously injured. un peacekeepers have been supporting molly and containing the insurgency and at central sa hell regions. now the elections in nigeria just days away. recent attacks have cause co

of bracelet and snow pushing over towards that western side of russia draped down across northern areas. ukraine. as we go on through sas stay behind that it's generally try and find not bad in london at around 11 degrees celsius with some pleasant sunshine coming through that sunshine to across southern parts of europe by their state madrid at around 11 degrees celsius. as well as gets up to around 12 was to go on into were sunday, some snow that just a rather generic house with west snow i, which was at easter side of you of having said that, a brighter, dry weather does come back in behind. as you see, it does look largely settled and not to settle across the far north of africa. still some live you shall, across north of libya, northern parts of egypt still wet their petunia. ah, the touch the money into african gold and exclusive al jazeera investigation coming soon? not in america is a region of wonder. i'm joy, tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition. no category is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how

this comes after russian missiles rained down on northern ukraine in a series of attacks over the weekend. at least four people were hurt in the missiles caused significant damage to one of ukraine's largest universities. this is the third time russia hit the kharkiv university of urban economy since the world started, however , this time it was directed on the central building. three floors have been destroyed. ukrainian military leaders expect to moscow to step up its attacks in the days leading up to the first anniversary of the war. people living near a train derailment in ohio have been evacuated with warnings that a major explosion could be possible. ohio's governor announced last night that there had been a quote, drastic temperature change and one of the real cars, which means a chemical explosion could happen. nearly half of the town of 5000 people of east palestine, ohio, has now been evacuated. the train carrying hazardous materials derailed friday night. and started a chemical fire. this week's weekend's box office . knock at the cabin knocked out avatar the way of water from

the ministry of health of ukraine, the debris projectiles also damaged buildings and two cars nearby. information about the victims has not yet been received. and the northern border of ukraine under the constant crosshairs of the invaders during the past day, the russians shelled three communities of sumy oblast, krasnopil, middenobudska and gluhivska, 55 enemy hits were counted, the regional military administration notes that there were barrel artillery mortars, as well as recorded machine gun rounds, fortunately without casualties or destruction, and one dead and five wounded in krasnohorivka, a man threw a grenade in the direction of a seller, the donetsk regional prosecutor's office said that there was a conflict near the store between street a seller of dairy products and a local resident of the latter accused the shopkeeper of low-quality goods, verbal insults were not enough for him, he decided to throw explosives at the seller, an accidental passer -by was killed , and people who were near the perpetrator of the tragedy were detained by law enforcement officers. district of kharkiv region, two men riding a motorcycle ran into a mine and blew themse

at the same time, the russian army has opened france along ukraine's northern border while trying to move ever closer to the capital, keith millions, desperately flee the wall, mostly women, children and the elderly men of fighting age, volunteer or may to stay and take part in the fighting ukraine puts up a strong opposition. one seemingly led by ukraine's president bellotta may zalinski as the leader of my, the media savvy leader, posts frequent daily videos, calling for the nation to stand up to the aggressor. his message also seen and heard throughout the world, making him the face of ukraine's resistance. despite facing a much larger and better a to russian military force, that resistance proves very effective. schooling rushes advance and on several fronts. pushing them back, their retreat uncovers the carnage russian forces leave behind corpses of civilians strewn throughout residential areas and a legacy of landmines, an unexploded ordnance to make the eventual return home at dangerous endeavour. armika kaya, ah, ah sheila, you scored it. i to craze cover or look i was throug

carriages are much quieter these days, but the refugees are still coming. 0lga has just arrived from northern ukrainek the first anniversary of his invasion. translation: no-one in ukraine makes plans any more _ because you don't know what tomorrow will bring, whether there will be a missile strike. people are just lost. you look to the future and you see nothing. that's the mood now for all of us. the family took only what mattered most, including arnold, and then they fled. 0lga's son is nearly 18. if he stayed in ukraine, he could be conscripted. poland has welcomed refugees in their millions, and if others are forgetting their initial shock at this war, solidarity with ukraine here is still strong. so they work here, they rent houses, their kids going to polish school. so we can't say, you know, they only stay here and, you know, they stay and do nothing. no, they integrate very well. it hasn't been easy. there are special classes in polish schools designed to help ukrainian children fit in. like 11—year—old sofia, who's thrown herself into life here. she's already fluent in polish and there's no

i was born in ukraine in the northern part of ukraine. >> you were here, a tv host when the war brokey and were doing the show for ukrainian speakers. >> exactly. i don't know the germinal language. i was lucky. it was my dream or my plan to stay in germany for a long time. each person who flee from the war, i have my story. i lost my mother and my best friend and they both died before the war. i was really depressed. it was really challenging for me. when my friend asked me to help to transporter children, i immediately agree. as a matter of fact, i stayed in germany and i was lucky that i found a job. they were looking for journalists who could do something for ukrainian refugees, for ukrainian people. . >> i was in hungary at the beginning of the war. people were still coming from the east of the country. they got off the trains. i think some of our viewers might have been surprised. there were a lot of black people, indians. they were coming mostly from kharkiv where the universities were. it is still not that familiar to be seeing people of color in ukraine. tell me about your ex

the war, and it is clear that we spoke with the colonel to the monks, he says that the northern border of ukraine with belarus is completely mined and fortified there and neither the belarusians nor the russians will pass because this we must be suicidal but can the russians, together with the belarusians, use the airspace of the republic of belarus in order to strike the territory of ukraine during the planned or predicted offensive of russia against ukraine, how can they now use the airspace and the morning air alarm, which is almost two hours sounded on the territory of ukraine, uh, it is obviously connected with the fact that uh, the aircraft side 31 is carrying a dagger missile complex, uh, all this time it was traveling on the territory of the republic of belarus before that those from the military, that the marshes near minsk, the russian army constantly uses the territory of the republic of belarus and has prepared for missile strikes on the territory of our country. of the complex is being repaired and put in order e-e russian military equipment that is removed from long-term storage is

ukraine, its northern regions, the bryansk region and the bssr were considered as possible sites. eeting, more than emotional khrushchev sealed the ukraine of belarus kirill mazurov put forward his arguments as a result, the republic received the plant because its territory met the criteria proximity to the borders of western europe where export was planned oil products, a developed railway infrastructure network, but the arguments of the belarusians turned out to be more convincing in the main, the economy of the bssr developed rapidly, and during the years of the first post-war five-year plan, groundwork for high-tech production was created. and the fact that this was so confirmed by the decision taken by the party leadership of the ussr in the early fifties to build in belarus a number of large enterprises of general mechanical engineering, machine tool building, radio electronics, optics and instrumentation. it became kind of recognition of the great work that was done by the republic to restore the national economy of the heroism of its inhabitants, who for short. kiy, the ter

significant number of this brigade died at the very beginning of the large-scale invasion of ukraine, that is, on the northernehead, then in november 2022, they also tried to advance in the direction of the coal mine with the forces of five battalions of tactical groups and they suffered serious losses near pavlivka, without even reaching the outskirts of the coal mine, and now the part that takes part in hostilities is no longer the elite, in general, it is in the majority, some of which are mobilized did not see the sea at all. although they are marines, that is why all attention is focused on the 155th, while other units do not pay such attention to them, and that is why we can say that in fact their losses are much greater, and besides , this is how the kremlin declares plans to seize the territory allegedly, putin gave the order to take bakhmut to donbas. by the end of february, to announce some successes, even during the federal meeting on february 21. well, the situation there is very difficult . big, if several issues are resolved, the first issue is the full supply of artillery and mortars to the uni

synogub also damaged a private house and a transformer pole, a car burned down, and the northern border of ukraine constant crosshairs of the invaders. during the past day, the russians shelled three communities of the sumy oblast, krasnopil medredobudka and gluhivska, there were 55 enemy hits, the regional military administration notes that they were fired from barrel artillery mortars, and machine guns were also recorded queues fortunately without casualties and destruction suffer heavy losses but do not abandon the offensive attempts for now the main effort of attackers concentrated in five directions: kupyan , liman, bakhmut, avdiyiv, and novopavlov, the russians do not stop firing at our settlements, six rocket - 24 air strikes per day, another 75 attacks from rocket salvo systems, at the same time, the mozkovites were hit in the nuts by our aviation hit the areas of concentration of the occupiers and military equipment several times, and also several strikes fell on the positions of the anti-aircraft missile systems from the abagatniks, ukrainian rocket launchers and gunners hit eight areas