he is harder, abdel hum it ah, the russian invasion is yet to reach odessa. but here is a feeling that is just a matter of time and not much longer to wait. oh, president vladimir zalinski has called an all ukrainians to join the war effort. and people like envy have lamb of who's an opera singer. have answered his call. it's ugly. were for dan, maybe 20 here. he thinks that it's going to be a long war despite ongoing negotiation and complaints that ukraine has been left to fight alone. i knew you contact them, which was just they didn't want to help us right now. they promised weapon much more active involvement of the war fighter just studying them. now the u. s. is refusing by them hasn't delivered enough. they're not closing the sky. they're not taking away rushes ability to perform a peaceful, cities, and annihilate women must children and be elderly enough, but they are not protecting the humanitarian corridors for murray of the city is frantically building its defenses. civic organizers said they have so far filled more than $400000.00 sandbags. this i

they also fired close to king abdel aziz international airplanes. the u. s. is calling for stronger sanctions against north korea. after it testified its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile washington will introduce a resolution to the un security council aiming to stop further provocation from pyongyang that's off to north. korea's leaders said that he's preparing for a confrontation with the u. s. west african states of announced a plan to restore democracy and countries overtaken by the military. after a day long summit echo was agreed to let molly's transitional government rule for up to 16 months months. it also set up an april 25th deadline for guineas, lead us to provide a transitional time table. although the headlights, that he's continues here on al jazeera after 11 east. next, you know, you can watch out to see were english streaming lights on like youtube channel plus thousands of off grow grams award winning documentaries. and debt used to post subscribe to youtube dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. mm . in nepal, do we women die i

today, 11 years later, the country is still led by an authoritarian president, abdel fattah al-sisi.ocracy and freedom of expression are under threat, and artists face increasing censorship. ♪ >> musician abou leyla is working in the studio with his producer mustafa. they've been collaborating for nine years. they both prefer working at night. abou leyla means 'father of the night' in arabic. his musical genre is "mahraganat," a uniquely egyptian blend of funk, techno and rap. ♪ >> the music helps me forget all my worries. we sing about what we experience on the street. and, of course, we always try to convey a message. ♪ >> but because his lyrics touch on subjects like drugs and women, in recent months, he's been banned from playing live concerts by egypt's powerful state-sponsored musicians syndicate. musicians must be registered with it to perform commercially. >> i feel paralyzed. the ban is a disaster. they should have talked to me and told me what i'm doing wrong, and what i can do to change it. >> different worlds collide in egypt's music scene. on the one hand, there is the m

but with this young sandlewood, abdel aziz one killer as managed to find the perfect gift for his friend annisa and their home city of naomi yama. it didn't work. miami is a green city and the facility, but it's expanding by the day yet in walker chicky. so nothing new neighbourhood spring up in areas with few or no trees. city. homo fair polio was if we thought about how those districts could be made, greener, lift, omby, legacy said. and then we came up with the idea of giving people trees for their birthday or lucas. your does any visit vision for a city in the desert? me ami is quite green. that's thanks to an environmental project. launched in the 19 sixty's called the green belt, which planted millions of trees to protect the region from the sa harris hot winds . but naomi is one of the fastest growing cities in the sa hell. since 960 it's population has gone from less than 60000 to over 1300000 today. the ones flourishing forests have fallen victim to both legal and illegal and clearing firewood and more recently due to ownership dispute and urban development. naomi's downtown are

ready abdel as he's mound kayla's plan to make the chairs capital green out. for decades, miami has been growing rapidly and not in a particularly sustainable way. that's only about to change the 1000000 trees project and building with instead of concrete. eco africa. in 30 minutes on d w, when you get an hour in an air raid shelter, it doesn't matter what to work with. okay. it says john creek says ukrainian fashion, designing, although he was invited to the been and fashion week he's stuck with trying to survive. but he still managed to showcase his work on the cattle thanks to a grand tale of european solidarity. euro max is 90 minutes on d w. oh. who the to go beyond the obvious with all in as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to whatever it take policeman follow with we on fire made for mines. what does war do to people or hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the auto companies that sell a fist family in northern syria insights into the isola

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but local people say they are prepared harder. abdel hammett has more from odessa. i, the russian invasion is yet to reach odessa. but here is a feeling that is just a matter of time and not much longer to wait. oh, president vladimir zalinski has called an all ukrainians to join the war effort. and people like and that he have lamb of who's an opera singer, have answered his call. it's ugly. are for dan, maybe 20 here. he thinks that it's going to be a long war despite ongoing negotiation and complaints that ukraine has been left to fight alone. i knew you could have almost no success. they didn't want to help us right now. they promised weapons more active involvement of the war fighter just. now the u. s. is refusing by them hasn't delivered. they are not closing the sky. they're not taking away russia's ability to bomb our peaceful cities and annihilate women must children and be elderly enough, but they are not protecting the humanitarian corridors from murray upon. the city is frantically building its defenses. civic organizers say they have so far filled more

al jazeera is hotter, abdel hamid has worn out from 30 for some of the latest evacuation. some had a cave and among them some of the most vulnerable of the city. still shaken by their ordeal. people like allah, who had gone to the city one day before the war broke out and was stuck there for a week. the but we stayed in the shell, she was a clinic looks and the people helped and delivered food yesterday. we tried to leave my train of and in my condition it was difficult to move while you, we did the body still is the look what you have done your animals. are you happy now? that will now those were an aesthetic as last words, as she was leaving had you. she is 7 months pregnant and was stuck in a basement in the south east part of the city. her neighbourhood came under shelly in the very 1st moments of the russian assault and was completely surrounded. kids missing from the shouting among them near again. we were afraid we had to leave because in 2 months i had to give birth and it would have been impossible. the maternity hospital has been hit. so you have to give birth to

other abdel him, he has more front unequal when he 1st arrived here it was a safe place, is actually the place where the people fleeing, for example, the south that where you pulls up a region or from the north is hoping would come here as a transit point on their way out of the gouge on their way west of the country. it was very important. it is very important to keep it safe, especially that you have that siege and where you will at the moment. it is expected that the large number of people will come out of their large number of wounded will come out of there. and nibble would be the place really where they could 1st stop or get their treatment, and then go travel further away. so i would expect that this will cause a shock roches, offensive his wide into parts of west in ukraine, where that strikes targeting airports and that's, and if i know frank caves, ukraine says 2 soldiers were killed in the little air base. you satellite imagery shows a large rush and convoy that's been sitting outside the capital key of having moved parts of it afford to be shelling the city of labianca. t

watching our season a by ah ah, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, a with a tree for everyone's birthday abdel as he's mount kayla's plan to make the chairs capital greening for decades. miami has been growing rapidly and not in a particularly sustainable way. that's only about to change the 1000000 trees project and building with instead of concrete. eco africa. next on d, w. one, you know what it, in an air raid shelter. it doesn't matter what he went with. ok, it says john creek says ukrainian fashion, designing. although he was invited to the been and fashion week, he's stuck with trying to survive, but he still managed to showcase his work on the catalog. thanks to a grand tale of european solidarity. you ro, max in 60 minutes on d w. ah. with listen carefully. don't know how those things you miss today go. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you? ah. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. does . ah, unusual sounds, employ, see images onto people with good ideas. all of ours is coming up on today's edition of africa. welcome to the program. i am sandra 3, no video coming to fro

escaped much of the a result and had become a stop off point for people trying to flee ukraine. ha abdel hom it is there. oh ah, i went to another life short, the mounting tool of this conflict. now in the 3rd week 21 year old alexander village girl was killed on the 1st day of the war. he was on the front line in guns region in the east of the country. it took 2 weeks for his body to be retrieved and brought back to his home. with forgive me, my son were the last words of his grieving father, who wanted me to be sure not lost a friend and a neighbor in the sun. and i was in touch with him the day before this happened, his spirits were high. it's difficult to describe the loss hard to express, the ami didn't change him. he was the same. he was very kind, perhaps on being pathetic, but he definitely loved life. sounds ironic, now. visit infantry music lensky says about $1300.00 service men have lost their lives so far. but key ukrainian cities remained surrounded as russia seems to be standing is target around the country. it might take longer because the ukrainian armies actually putting

what a abdel hammett is following the situation in odessa, these russian war ships have been seen off the coast approaching and maybe sort of navigating around according to satellite imagery to be at least 3 fleets of russian warship, including landing ships. so this city is bracing himself. the beaches have been mind if you go around the city, this checkpoints everywhere, all the historic center of the city. just behind me there has been completely filled up. if you need a special permission to get in then only. busy residence allowed to get there and then behind me here you see you have this volunteer center you money, terry and aid being gathered and dispatch. this is actually usually a food market as food whole for tourists where they can try all the the salad. well, if you go inside, it's really distracted activity, collecting medicine, water, food maps, blankets, all sorts of things that can help. what if indeed, there isn't a thought on a desk, but the also to be said to nikolai of which is about an hour and a half or know, 2 hours, i would say at least drive from here to the n

w. equal africa, a tree for everyone's birthday, abdel as he's bound kayla's plan to make any chairs, capital green. for decades, miami has been growing rapidly and not in a particularly sustainable way. that's only about to change from the 1000000 trees project and building with matt instead of concrete eco africa. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. in every day counts for us. and for our planet, global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitat? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing smartness solutions over stains, said in our ways global ideas, the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. this is my grandfather gory. and he survived the 2nd will warm. he was clean teeth, he's fun land. and this is the 2nd time he has to flee. we a hot, broken, honestly, i'm hot broken. you have to really think that will save a human beats right now. the art is not in the 1st place, i'm sorry, but is not.

he still staying put a sad bake al jazeera, et cetera from al jazeera hotter abdel hamid who's at a school on the outskirts of dunny pro in the east of the country where hundreds of ukrainians have taken shelter. i am actually in the school which has been set up now 2022 to host all these people fleeing not only car cave but also from the south from are you polo even from the dumbass region. now there are a lot of people here. they all disappeared once the camera showed up with all our gear children, they just actually locked the door. did a lot of children in there. they come from all these areas i told you about. now i spoke to many people, asked them what happened to them, and those who are fleeing clarkie, for example, to me, how they spend days and days in the shelter with no food, with no into cold or with not a been able to go at any point out to get some food from the supermarket. i spoke to this young girl, she's 7 months pregnant. she was stuck in a basement, which she calls a shelter that was basically the basement of her building. and she just managed to get out yesterday. and

that's where hot abdel ham ed had filed this report. these russian or ships have been seen off the coast approaching and maybe sort of navigating around according to satellite imagery to be at least 3 fleets of russian war ships, including landing ships. so this city is bracing himself. the beaches have been mind if you go around the city, this checkpoints everywhere, all the historic center of the city, just behind me there has been completely field off. you need a special permission to get in then only residence allowed to get there. and then behind me here you see you have this volunteer center you money, terry and aid being gathered and dispatch. this is actually usually a food market as food all for tours where they can try all the, the salad. well, if you go inside, it's really distracted, activity, collecting medicine, water, food maps, blankets, all sorts of things that can help. what if indeed, there is an assault on there, but also to be sent to nikolai of which is about an hour and a half or know, 2 hours i would say at least

in 2014, our correspondent, hot abdel hamid is in odessa. sidney this i mean, is waiting for it's churn. anyone you speak to here tells me, well, they were absolutely sure that at some point we are going to be at the target of do russians. now over the past few days, also it had been a fleet of russian war ships that have been seen approaching the coast of odessa and then retracting an enrique we approaching. there's also been some sit shelling, india this region about half an hour away from this city. all this to in the increases the tension among people here, the anxiety of what will happen next. and i have to say that the fact that this is a russian speaking city, that this is a city that has a lot of ties with russia historically. and even until really the beginning of this war, it doesn't count any more. people would tell you a look at what happened in my you on what that look at. what happened in the hurricane. there is no safe place in this country at the moment. the united nations is cooling for an immediate end to strike some hospitals in ukraine, as iran con reports now from c

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a correspondent abdel as im mohammed has more on the fighting in air pills where thousands of civilians are trapped. 6 ah, the theodore de, via, we are in the heart of our pin city, the front line, where the ukrainian army is engaged in fierce fighting with the russians. glenda crenshaw, rosie tried to advance towards downtown, but it seems that the russians made it before us. the ukrainian troops are shooting in all directions. l. cutty, by saying russian snipers are stationed on roof tops to prevent the civilians from leaving the city of new york or dozens of residents was seen leaving from this area as well as the eastern side of arkansas county. the ukrainians said they managed to fend off the russians this morning. can you conceive ukrainian armies frontline also they're trying to force the russians back with dorothy to my right. also a fierce exchange of gunfire. it seems the russians are advancing for more than one direction. i la and machine guns and anti aircraft guns of fired. they are firing into the air. it seemed like a drone, as hovering above in this spot. and a few minut

russian occupiers, that we are doing everything to liberate 100 percent of our city that are the zeros abdel aziz mohammed is in our pain with more on the fighting. ah, you know, i did the i do. we are in the heart of a pin city. the front line with the ukrainian army is engaged in fierce fighting with the russians. london. we tried to advance towards downtown that it seems that the russians made it before us. ukrainian troops are shooting in all directions. lp by saying russian snipers are stationed on rooftops to prevent the civilians from leaving the city of new york. dozens of residents was seen leaving from this area as well as the eastern side of earth in honey. no, the ukrainians said they managed to fend off the russians this morning. can you conceive ukrainian armies frontline also they're trying to force the russians back . lena? dorothy, to my right. also a fierce exchange of gunfire. it seems the russians are advancing for more than one direction. i le a small swath, heavy machine guns and anti aircraft guns fired. they are firing into the air. it seems like a drone is hovering a

whether east rule of law, the former director of the inter american human rights commission follow abdel calls the president's actions penal populism by countering barbarism with barbarism . but peculiar is unapologetic, accusing the international organizations that sponsored a truce between the salvatore's warren gangs from 2012 for allowing them to accumulate resources, money. and what degree, gillis says the gang members will get limited food and have had their mattresses confiscated and that they will quote, not see the light of day. also be confined to their selves indefinitely. except of course, for these exhibitions designed to make it clear that he means business to see in human al jazeera nigeria security force as a hunting for gunman who attacked a passenger train around a 1000. people were on board traveling from the capital of boucher to kaduna. and the north of the country, witnesses say some were killed, injured or kidnapped by the attackers. no localized bandits. kaduna airport was also attacked a few days ago. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories of russia sa

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

doing everything to liberate 100 percent of our city that cleans cuz they thought it had corresponding abdel as, as in that man and has more on the fighting in our pin. ah, the theodore does he or do we are in the heart of a pin city? the front line with the ukranian army is engaged in fierce fighting, but the russians blunder i shot you try to advance towards downtown, but it seems that the russians made it before us. the ukrainian troops are shooting in all directions in el cody, by saying russian snipers are stationed on ruth thompson to prevent the civilians from leaving the city of new york. dozens of residents was seen leaving from this area as well as the eastern side of the earth. in honey, no, the ukrainian said they managed to fend off the russians this morning. can you conceive ukrainian armies frontline, they are trying to force the russians back. lena dorothy, to my right, also a fierce exchange of gunfire. it seems the russians are advancing for more than one direction. i le i'm an ebay machine guns, an anti aircraft guns fired their firing into the air. it seemed like a drone,

in our correspondent abdel as in mohammed has more in the fighting between ukraine and russian forces in the eastern parts of air pin where thousands of civilians attract ah, the theodore de, via to we are in the heart of our pin city, the front line where the ukrainian army is engaged in fierce fighting with the russians blunder, rosie. they tried to advance towards downtown, but it seems that the russians made it before us. yet ukrainian troops are shooting in all directions. elk ariba saying russian snipers are stationed on rooftops to prevent the civilians from leaving the city of new york. dozens of residents were seen leaving from this area as well as the eastern side of the earth in honey. the ukrainians said they managed to fend off the russians this morning. can you conceive ukrainian armies frontline? oh dear lord, they're trying to force the russians back. lena dorothy to my right. also a fierce exchange of gunfire. it seems the russians are advancing for more than one direction. i le this machine guns and anti aircraft guns fired their firing into the air. it seemed like a

they sit in shocked silence. women like svetlana, still trying to understand what they've seen, abdel in that numbers. our home was destroyed. an explosion blew up the windows doors and everything. all the people who lived in the building round to the basement. we moved to another part of the city to find a friend's house, but the bombardments continued even there. the russian tanks kept firing at our houses. and this is water flame. ah, andre's, a volunteer coordinator at the central station. his job is to make sure those fleeing from outside to keep can get help. most he says show visible signs of psychological trauma. our priority now is a hot line. it's air being is a voucher is a. busy vazo, it's a gastorm and this line. okay. and are actually day out really shocked by all these things happening are they didn't expect the russian army to hit civilians to hit their, to it in houses. and they never believed it. but they really honor a fire. undoubted sex is destroyed. good houses, many people's cue. the cities already 50 percent evacuated. most of those people actually left in the

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 according to satellite imagery to be at least 3 fleets of russian war ships, including landing ships. so this is bracing himself the beaches have been mind if you go around the city. this checkpoints everywhere, all day historic center of this city. just behind me there has been completely field up. you need a special permission to get in then only. busy residence allowed to get that and then behind me here you see you have this volunteer center you money, terry and aid being gathered and dispatch. this is actually usually a food market as food holes or tours where they can try all the disability as well . if you go inside, it's really distracted the t, v, t collecting medicine, water, food maps, blankets, all sorts o

honda abdel, how need is darren sent us this report? some of the latest evacuation some had a cave and among them, some of the most vulnerable of the city. still shaken by the ordeal. people like allah, who had gone to the city one day before the war, broke out and was stuck there for a week. did wonders we stayed in the shelter of the clinic. people helped and delivered food like yesterday we tried to leave by train, but there were a lot of people at the station and in my condition it was difficult to move. well, you would just divide. it still is the look what have done you animals. are you happy now that will now those were an aesthetic as last words, as she was leaving hud keith, she is 7 months pregnant and was stuck in a basement in the south east part of the city. her neighbourhood came under shelling in the very 1st moments of the russian assault and was completely surrounded. kitty missus, amish out among them near again. hiding we were afraid, but we had to leave because in 2 months i have to give birth. and hockey, it's impos

jumped into the back of someone's van >> i had a good sleep two days, three days ago >> reporter: abdel is a medical student. he goes to school in ukraine pictures from the border have shown long lines where people have waited days in the cold hamid said they were treated like animals. >> like we are slaves. i don't know like -- it was really bad. in these situations, we can't find the bad people are everywhere. >> at a mall in poland, they are sleeping under blankets. only a worn down shoe can be seen from a blanket. >> reporter: how long have you planning on staying in this shopping mall? >> not long. just two days. maybe just two days. warsaw and warsaw to our home. >> reporter: he is from india and studies in ukraine he left kyiv after blasts shook his apartment windows. it took him two days to get to the border. >> they are helping their own citizens they are stopping us >> reporter: he says it was another four days to cross into poland. >> reporter: four days you were standing at a border did you eat? >> literally nothing. >> reporter: did you sleep >> 1 hour. 1 1/2 hour maximum i

i want to start with cnn selma abdel sees. tell us what's going on where you are. >> absolutely.im, i am on the campus of lviv university, our cameraman will pan around to show you in peace time, this is a gym where the university would hold sporting events, wrestling matches. obviously now is used to hold displaced families. each of these rows is about 12 separate beds. not very much privacy here. we have seen many families, young children, living under these accommodations. i will crouch down to show you how they're sleeping. this is just a basic wood pallet, jim. we have a thin piece of foam. all this bedding that you see comes from volunteers, donated from the kindness of strangers, people that want to help out. these families living under these conditions, some for weeks now. many come from some of the most effected areas like kharkiv, areas that are essentially occupied by russian forces. i have been asking them, what's the plan, is your idea to move further west and cross the polish border. some are saying no, we will stick it out, however unrealistic it might sound, we ar

they went with our colleague sharif abdel kouddous in 2003 to iraq to make that.are the enemy of building bridges. so if you can talk about wheret's life was ended. all the details are not clear yet, this horrific moment where he stopped at a checkpoint with juan arredondo, his colleague, and then he was shot dead and left in the road. if you can talk about how -- if you see parallels between what is happening now between ukraine, rusa, the united states, nato -- you so long fought for peace -- and what he was doing back then, covering the war in iraq, the horror of the u.s. invasion. >> arrived war was built -- the iraq war was built on a lie that weapons of mass destruction. it was unnecessary, it was avoidable. all of the war since the end of the second world war should never have happened. and it was possible that they did not have to happen because we have also become very experienced in diplomacy and we have learned in ormous amount about prevention of violent conflict. and there are laws about preventing violent conflict, so this did not have to happen. i d

salma abdel aziz is live in poland with more. people there, salma. >> reporter: absolutely. brianna. i'm at the train station right at the border here. it is through this train station that hundreds of families come lieu not knowing where to go next. that is why ambassador cindy mccain, food and agricultural agencies in rome came here. she wanted to see the crisis firsthand and understand what refugees needed. take a listen to what she told us yesterday. >> my role is as a huhumanitari. the things you see here are what we need to be worried about in the short-term, making sure we can feed the population that can't feed themselves and make sure we keep them safe and secure. >> tell me about america's contribution so far to wfp? >> as always, the american government is number one. it is wonderful to represent a country that is so generous in this. but more importantly, this could all be stopped if putin would simply pull out and stop bombing. >> are the people who need help getting the aid they need? >> yes. i have seen firsthand t

cnn's sal muma abdel aziz has o report. >> reporter: they are two tiny to understand the meaning of warbut these orphans are already victim to its cruelty. they're among the 71 children that were rescued from the hard hit northern city of sumy. many are disabled. all under the age of 4, some requiring constant medical attention. these are the kids from a sumy orfj, the doctor in the video says. they were evacuated yesterday and miraculously they brought them here to kyiv. their journey was very difficult, he says. for two weeks care takers sheltered the babies and toddlers from russian bombardment in a basement. and when a humanitarian corridor finally opened they made the dangerous journey here to the capital. each little one arrived with an orange tag with minimal details -- name, birth date and their most urgent medical need. we were able to track down four of the children now a kyiv city heart center. over shaky video connection his staff told us of their harrowing journey. all the children were packed across just four ambulances with only two doctors among them. >> in the car to an

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begin with cnn's sam ma abdel la ziz. what's the late effort and what can you tell us? >> reporter: just a couple hours ago actually, jim, we heard air raid sirens again. what's happened over the last 48 hours shattered a sense of the safety across this community. a refuge. the place people come to when they flee from violence. yesterday about 4:30 local time several missiles struck a fuel depot in the center of the city. couple hours later approximately. yet another strike then. this one according to russian ministry of defense on a radio repair center being used to modernize ukrainian weapons. the timing of are this is also concerning. just before president biden was a be to give his speech in poland the mayor of lviv saying that president putin was sending a message firing these missiles in the arrest of lviv right before that speech from president biden. but also it shows significant shift in strategy for the russians. unable essentially to dominate the air and continue their advance on the ground on the battlefield taking major losses. thousands of troops killed ac

these tribes were the as abdel case and benny osama and they came to this area known at the time as my gun, the land of frankincense ah, in a separate migration. tribes also came here from the north of the era peninsula like the nursery or adena knights. known as the arabs of the north, they all came here because of the long coastline and varied climates. there were deserts, mountains, rivers, and in the south lust greenery. in ancient history. o mong was the only country in that part of the world. if you look at the arabian peninsula as a whole, there essentially only 2 ancient countries to the east o mom and to the west. yemen and the molten states that now exist off a pot for my mom and yemen. they are all modern inventions. oh man, cookie. yeah, i don't see. i see a lot of the korean is c, as he linda or public 30. then a lot of them are what will elephant santa will as the 30th couple and me let we get the how come along have come all home. see had e ela and now man k, i don't see i see out of all the moleck. he will then it will get an a and an a be subtle. lovelady was element t

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and military, he would abdel helene has more now from odessa. ah, when the sirens go off, people head to the shelter in odessa is deep underground. in the so called catacombs, all stone mines excavated through times a leak, and her children have been coming and going from here since the beginning of the war. they have supplies ready for the long hold. another water with her look, we have water here with the blankets. we have to sleep here with maps and to inflatable mattresses. and here we keep food. a lot of different things. biscuits live patty and different kinds of food. i have the passport and all the documents in my bag. as soon as i hear the sirens, i pick up the children and come down here. this is the largest urban labyrinth in the world, and portions of it have been prepared for civilians to hide about a 1000 can fit in this part of them. but down here it's a different world. you can't hear anything of what's happening above the about 2500 kilometers of tunnels and passageways. now this place has already been used as the shelter during

and this includes 2 children and there are bad correspondent, abdel aziz loggerhead is in each achy village. there has been intense bombardment at o. c. u worker, the liquor. this is the aftermath of 1st dialect, engagement of fighting between the ukrainians and the russians militarily on the ground. we can say that in the capital, kiva districts in the north, east and north west where we are now. where can you go on the forefront of thieves fighting? the fight thing is taken place and very grow a close proximity. in addition to that, another artillery was out of shelling continues on the hart. and in the middle of the capital, the defense ministry wall and the residence. you know her to leave immediately simply because the russian army is preparing to enter that capital key. if this is a live from chica, this trip to the north of the capital t, and we can continuously hear the fighting gunfire and the shelling the shelling from far by the russian army and fierce gun fighting between the russians and ukrainians within close range. and yeah, there is no, that was, it was a civil defense or a

, a 3rd largest city is on the black sea coast and his home to more than a 1000000 people. hunter, abdel ham it is there. these russian war ships have been seen off the coast approaching and maybe sort of navigating around according to satellite imagery to be at least 3 fleets of russian warship, including landing ships. so this city is bracing himself. the beaches have been mind if you go around the city, this checkpoints everywhere, all the historic center of the city. just behind me there has been completely filled up. if you need a special permission to get in then only. busy residence allowed to get there and then behind me here you see you have this volunteer center you money, terry and aid being gathered and dispatch. this is actually usually a food market as food whole for tourists where they can try all the the salad. well, if you go inside, it's really distracted activity, collecting medicine, water, food maps, blankets, all sorts of things that can help. what if indeed, is an assault on a desk, but it also to be sent to nikolai of which is about an hour and a half or know, 2 h

are desirous hotter abdel hamid visited the station and that he pro it eastern ukraine, was locals tried to flee? the heart wrenching good buys loved ones, not knowing when they will unite again. women and children heading west to relative safety, often leaving men behind males between the age of 18 to 60. i'm not allowed to leave the country in these times of war. among them, foreigners also trying to get out. joseph is a medical student from ghana. he arrived in disney pro less than a year ago, hoping to one day become a heart surgeon. now he just hoped to reach any border visited time. i've been at the train station. i missed the 1st and the 2nd one. while the struggle was tough because i'm returning home, rush into words, and then i'm the 1st time i got into the train, i was literally suffocating for how to get down because it was super overcrowded. so that does, how can we stayed? so this time, train wise of a free, but it's on a 1st come 1st serve basis said no one is guaranteed to leave without a long wait here at the bus station there only a few rides available and that's only to