an air of defiance remains alexia bryan al jazeera. while the russian president vladimir putin has encouraged ukrainian soldiers to seize power in his latest on camera address, bernard smith, as moron, but from moscow. this was an hour long speech from vladimir putin, in which he ex, essentially blamed the collapse of the soviet union on the creation of this independent state of ukraine called into question, ukraine's very right to exist as a country outside of russia. vladimir putin's tone was at times frustrated, and at times bleak, and he blamed after that long historical lesson of why he believed ukraine was not really a legitimate country. he then went on to blame nato for its failures. to address a situation in the east of ukrainian accused nato, as his frequently accused nature in the past of expanding into all of those eastern european countries that were released from the soviet union at the brit when the soviet union broke up. he blamed, ain't accused nato, have a deliberately expanding into, into those areas. and he said tha

after the attack and it will go good. despite the devastation, an air of defiance remains alexia bryan. al jazeera, for many people in eastern ukraine. this is an escalation of a conflict that's been already raging for 8 years. in the town of holy cow, which is controlled by russian back separatist. people say shelling from the queen in armies had a secondary school. according to regional prosecutors, 2 people were killed, shall fire is also been intensifying in the rebel held areas of danielle and la hands in recent months. before their recognition as independent. i, russian president vladimir putin, that was on monday for the eulu. that was still good and i was similar that a little cook, we are fed up with this. it's been 8 years. how long can it continue? it has to and some time with him, we are people to the we want to live almost certain won't let us down and he's a serious man and he stands for his words. was that we will be fine. we hope for the best love. and we think that russia will make it, it's a strong country. they blockade us. those are what we lived through the cold war in the sov

latest violence as an attack on democracy, and say, some of those involved have been wasted, alexia bryan al jazeera, now u. k. prime minister boss johnson, is pledging more support for ukraine's army as face grow over a possible russian invasion. johnson, whom at ukraine's president in kiev says bhaskar is holding a gun to ukraine's head in an effort to change the architecture of european security. abdulla means reports are from jeff. i. it's not every day a prime minister feels relieved to step into a crisis that has the potential of developing into war. but that may well be the way baris johnson fields arriving here in cave, away from the party gates scandal hoping to deflect attention at home. here the prime minister is facing what he called a grim reality. but he's a welcome friend coming with you funding some 118000000 dollars to fight corruption. alongside of the countries, we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted the moment the 1st russian po, cat crosses further into ukrainian territory. d u k has so far trade more than 22000 ukranian soldiers and donate

there are warnings, including from french president emanuel, the crown of the long war ahead, alexia bryan al jazeera, and in the last hour, ukraine's president called for demonstrations across the world to pressure countries to stop the russian aggression basilica. in every country of the world. in every country of europe, take the streets and demand pays for europe and peace for ukraine demand and end to this war. this is our right, this is your rise. when bombs are falling in cave. this is not only in ukraine, it's in europe. when rockets are killing our people, it's death the every one for every european demand, more protection for europe, more protection for ukraine, as part of a democratic world body well correspond them and re simmons is in kia, where he's been hearing shelling, he had to take cover earlier today or report and live on air, he was telling us about the latest accusations against the russian military. the claims are from the military that russia is indeed targeting some civilian areas, not massive amounts of civilian areas, but certainly relevant to the, to the point where by a b

after the attack would go good enough. despite the devastation, an air of defiance remains alexia bryan. al jazeera, what mary ukrainians had been rushing to neighboring poland to try to escape the fighting symbols. robbie sent this update from edgar, on the border where polish authorities are preparing to receive more refugees. now we've seen the scenes of people coming across with as much as they can carry. we've seen children in hysterics. we've seen families, cars full of families. people very frustrated and angry and unsure of what comes next polish authorities. the polish government has mobilized an enormous amount of resources to help. the government here has announced help centers as well as medical facilities in the towns near the border. and the government has said that, so for an estimate of $20.00 to $30000.00 people have already crossed in the 2 days since the invasion of ukraine began. and what we're hearing from the government is they are preparing for as many as 1000000 to 4000000 people displaced by the fighting, to cross over from ukraine to poland in the coming days and weeks. an

and diarra says he will rely on moscow to ensure france is forced out for good alexia bryan al jazeera still to come here on this program, minneapolis sees another police killing officers, entered without warning, and within seconds 22 year old emmy alarm was shot dead. the african union will hold its 1st in person, summits as the pandemic began with coons on the corona virus, on the agenda. ah, as more snow falls in the rainy mountains as a by john sudden caucasus, but leaves turkey behind the cold, it always follows. it generates a shamal, it will blow for a day or 2, bringing some dust out of iraq to east and saudi, probably bahrain at her, and the you a tempted event, you will drop to high teens or low twenty's. so those severe, as we've seen, the last 2 episodes when this happened, this sunday, and the breeze drives dies down a little bit, but not completely. dubai will fill it. by this time, the sun is predominant, she shouted levin and may be serial. by this time, rather more violent and significant weather is this tropical cycle, an intense one, but sir, i on his way to make la

there are warnings, including from french president emanuel, the crown of a long walk ahead, alexia bryan al jazeera, and in the last hour, ukraine's president called for demonstrations across the world to pressure russia, basilica. yet in every country of the world in every country of europe, take the streets and demand pays for europe and peace for ukraine. demand an end to this war. this is our right, this is your rise when bombs are falling and give. this is not only in ukraine, it's in europe. when rockets are killing our people, it's death the every one for every european demand, more protection for europe, more protection for ukraine as part of a democratic world. father, what are strafford joins us live now from denise pro in easton, ukraine. charles, bring us up to date on what's happening there. well, has him we ah, we just left the town of as upper regia, which arm is further south from denise pro. it's an area that we traveled through to denise pro. yesterday we saw a lot of military gathering in that area. and because of what we understand was the time a retreat of ukrainian pulses from

her after the attack would go good. despite the devastation, an air of defiance remains. alexia bryan. al jazeera, maybe ukrainians have been rushing into neighboring poland to escape the fighting zebras. robbie said this update from duyka on the border where polish authorities are preparing to receive more refugees. now we've seen the scenes of people coming across with as much as they can carry. we've seen children in hysterics. we've seen families, cars full of families. people very frustrated and angry and unsure of what comes next polish authorities. the polish government has mobilized an enormous amount of resources to help. the government here has announced help centers as well as medical facilities in the towns near the border. and the government has said that so far an estimate of $20.00 to $30000.00 people have already crossed in the 2 days since the invasion of ukraine began. and what we're hearing from the government is they are preparing for as many as 1000000 to 4000000 people displaced by the fighting, to cross over from ukraine to poland in the coming days and weeks. and that may

and there are warnings, including from french president emanuel crohn of a long war ahead. alexia bryan al jazeera, a cha stratford has the latest now from denise pro, a denise pro rata in easton, ukraine. we just left the town of as upper asia, which sham is further south from denise pro. it's an area that we traveled through to denise pro. yesterday we saw a lot of military gathering in that area. and because of what we understand was the time a retreat of ukrainian pulses from the town of middleton, apple, which shirt ukrainians yesterday said had fallen into russian hands. and the situation ins, bridger is very tense indeed. m as made as made indicative of by an experience that we had an our team we were getting ready to go live, getting ready to report on the situation in the town and which stopped the vehicle . we were, we're ready with our cameras and out of nowhere appeared ukrainian military, ukrainian, or police with their guns pointing toward us. some of them firing in the air. we were made to obviously hit the ground ham and a camera man's telephone was kicked out of his hand and was s

her after the attack would go good. despite the devastation, an air of defiance remains alexia bryan. al jazeera, well as alexi was saying, many ukrainians have been rushing to neighboring poland to escape the fighting. jane bas robbie said this update from mitchie come on the border where polish authorities are preparing to receive more refugees. now we've seen the scenes of people coming across with as much as they can carry. we've seen children in hysterics. we've seen families, cars full of families, people very frustrated and angry and unsure of what comes next polish authorities. the polish government has mobilized an enormous amount of resources to help. the government here has announced help centers as well as medical facilities in the towns near the border. and the government has said that so for an estimate of $20.00 to $30000.00 people have already crossed in the 2 days since the invasion of ukraine began. and what we're hearing from the government is they are preparing for as many as 1000000 to 4000000 people displaced by the fighting, to cross over from ukraine to poland in the comi