so an enlarged base in southern bella roost just a few 100 kilometers from the ukrainian capital t f. u. s. president biden says, russia's invasion of ukraine has already begun russian troops on the move, the heading towards ukraine's eastern border as fighting between ukrainian and separatist forces continues. far away from the frontline, the upper house of the russian parliament voted to authorize the use of force outside russia's borders. they also approved vladimir putin's recognition of the don yeske and lou henson people's republics as independent states. but the russian president didn't stop there. he later announced the borders of the 2 republics, include the ukrainian held territories, not just the rebel held areas, nor was it but his nell. we recognized that jeanette's and hans people's republics, which means we have recognized all the founding documents, including the constitution. and the constitution defines the boarders off the don yeske and hands regions at the time when they were part of ukraine. nobody mc again, you will have the federal credit. in response, u. s. pre

those forces now very close to the capital t. so i think this does raise one of the questions, which i think is the key question that we have at this point in this situation is how quickly is this all going to proceed? is clear from vladimir putin speech before this invasion began that he wants to topple the government in ukraine. he doesn't have small goals here. he has the total objective of removing his government and installing some kind of government plan to him. how long is that process potentially going to take? so it's too early to say, we don't know yet. there's too much, always, that this kind of staging a conflict is too much confusion. uncertainty about, about how things are going. but there are kind of 2 questions. this, 1st of all, you know, how quickly do they manage to defeat ukrainian forces, which at some point they are likely to do. but does this then transition into a longer running insurgency? or are they able to quell the country, complete? and putin must be concerned that a long running insurgency is very p

there were scenes of panic in the ukrainian capital t f on thursday along the traffic jams formed as people headed out of the city. many to the west of the country are the local officials urge residents to stay at home and not block the roads. and some people in care of taking shelter under ground in the metro system or authorities have been telling people to use the stations as bomb shelters. and metro chains have temporarily stopped running. we heard from locals witnessing the chaos in key f. yes, i hear it. it's somewhere in t f. sirens can be heard. they are bombing without really, you know, when we landed in the airport, we heard some bangs. it was unclear what they were. we didn't see any damage. we heard the bank while in a taxi. nobody knew what it was. a people started leaving here packing their cars into a huge traffic jam. everything was crowded, but most people stayed home. my friends and i hope things will be ok. we hope that kia will not be bombs for that over. there are huge keys perpetual stations on the roads. several hours long. it's impossible to refill even. it's

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ah, air raid siren sound in the ukrainian capital t of is the president below the muse . zalinski says a full scale russian invasion is underway. so last he said his country was being attacked and urged people not to panic. as rewards of explosions came in from cities cross ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has tried to justify the decision to send in troops by saying it is a life and death decision for the future of russia. the attack on his neighbor has drawn international outbreak. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. russia has launched a military assault on ukraine hitting targets across the country. you as president, joe biden has condemned the attack as unjustified and unprovoked. here in germany, chancellor, all of sholtes said it was a terrible day for ukraine in a dark day for europe. russian president vladimir putin announced the move in an unscheduled television address shortly before 6 am moscow time. he warned the world that any attempt to interfere would lead to quote consequences you've never seen. within minutes. explosions were reported in citi

how to thank you very much sense how to, of the, how many talking to us from the ukrainian capital t of let's go to london. and andrew simmons, who's at dunning street, and as hot it was mentioning there, but his prime minister bars johnson heading towards a key f, a prime minister, not short of his own domestic problems. what c trying to achieve in kiev? well, the issue is of course are trying to get more support at to ukraine, the u. k. according to the less trust the foreign minister is the biggest provider of armaments and supplies and, and also a whole range of weaponry and to ukraine. the biggest supplier of any other of nato allies. so this is really quite important. he eats where you would say that a prime minister would be feeling refreshed by diplomacy in the face of threats of war. but i would say, that's what johnson's feeling right now. he left downing street with the party gate at hall scandal in his ears ringing loudly. however, in the cabinet meeting he left just before flying out, according to her downing street spokesperson, there was no mention of party gates. the

but protests in the capital t said that they are determined to stay and are furious with that governments for spots. we are here in peaceful, lawful protest seeking the restoration of our fundamental rights and freedoms. all canadians should be surprised no matter your political opinions, that the federal government has resorted to such an extreme and authoritarian measure like the emergencies act. the drivers here are very determined. i mean, many of them have already lost their jobs. their, their businesses are struggling and they're prepared to, to stand here until the end. they call us that were destructive and a threat to society. but, you know, it's not us walking around. we're not the one throwing stuff. the cars were not the ones i heard people's lives were another ones making a mess of people's lives. we gotta fix, you know, we get some changes. do we get the freedom back? well, the protest erupted last month and truck drive is became enraged to being forced to take the jobs despite working in a mostly solid free environment. the movement latest enabled into broader anti governme

major ukrainian cities with residents encouraged to seek shelter lou a and only in the morning the capital t. f was rocked by a series of powerful explosions from kiev says, it says there's shot out a russian cruise missiles. it also claims to have shot down a russian fight at jack over a residential area, the debris, a piracy coming down from either one of those in an apartment building for fourthly, injuring a there also. i witness reported the ongoing battle for the augusta mel. air field is very close to kiev. as we understand around 200 russian troops have managed to penetrate the air field, but ukrainian soldiers pushing them back reported justified. he's been going for 2 days now, and the us former deputy secretary general says countries in the security council right now, a surprisingly split the position has to be expressed in a certain solution. so the security council, whenever this situation looks like that she's been so long as you know, the then completely different positions in the security council of russia and china and some other dentists on one side the guns is on there. so

we're put in for russia to invade into ukraine and be very near to the ukrainian capital t f. but there's also a lot of activity by russian forces outside of these exercise, zoe's, that's something that the ball a russian authorities have confirmed in a response of questions from the baltic states. and that means that they said that russian forces actually guarding this border, which is very unusual. they haven't done this before, because valerie says we simply don't have enough people to do that here in home. well, the situation is still very calm. people are not expecting an eminent war, but some people have told us there are really concerns also among people here. because if there's an invasion, if there's a war barrels will definitely be drawn into it. so awesome. talking to us from the bellows on ukraine border stuff. thank you very much. indeed. french calling so far, tear gas to break up a rally in paris against pandemic rules. a convoy vehicles is blocking traffic and central paris to making it past for these checkpoints. the so called freedom convoy has been inspired

washington has an outfits temporarily relocating and embassy from ukraine's capital t f to live in the west of the country. the u. s. warnings of a possible war have sewn widespread confusion and one quiz by journalist outside the white house president biden avoided the question. ah, a while let joe blinds enjoying valentine's day. the ukrainian leader has an even bigger occasion plants letting me zalinski. he said he's not expecting a russian invasion. nevertheless, he's promising a day of ukrainian unity to counter that supposed threat of coverage. we are told that the 16th of february will be the day of the attack now, but we will make it a day of unity. the subsequent decree has already been signed, like on that day we will raise national flags on the blue and yellow ribbons and show our unity in the world. levy let y'all know anybody the canadian province of ontario is rolling back to money. that's covered restrictions in an apparent concession to the nationwide freedom cannibal movement. the regional premier has announced the compulsory vaccine checks will be dropped from the 1st

talk to us thomas, if you would about the civilians who caught up in the crossfire there in the capital t both and really stuck between a rock and a hard place. what they going through right now must be one of the most terrifying times of their lives. of course, you know, the problem is what media and the west always like to forget monday, star safe. when you started to walk me, forget that this was going on for a year for it. and this war has come from don bus to ukraine, which is really bad. but i hope this will stop the what we will see this. and of course, for the people in ukraine who right now here, firing and here explosions, of course, the worst time in the life of, nope, no doubt about that. obviously, we're seeing a huge amount of international outcry at the moment coming from all different parts of the world. particularly putin's professional partners in the west has been around in unison condemnation of russia's actions here. but still though, that doesn't seem to be a door to diplomacy that's been opened up yet by prudence counterparts. his west and counterparts. do you think

here in al jazeera in doha, what you're looking at the very latest pictures, more areas around the capital t. f coming under attack on day 2 of russia's full scale attack on ukraine explosions and gunfire being reported in the northern district is called up alone. it is about 15 kilometers from the city center. pedestrians reported the running for safety to the sound of small arms fire. large blasts could be heard around the city center, the ukraine defense ministry as purged citizens. to stay at home, we will stay with those pictures and re rack them for you. as we try to get a sense of what's going on there, so it's 9 hours g, m, c, that's 11 a m local time. andrew simmons is our correspondent there. andrew, dramatic events unfolding by the minute bow, where you are a mat column of tanks. we think making his way down from the board with belarus. yes, it's how much of the column of tanks is on. the move is unclear because a ukrainian force is blew up a bridge or which was approaching or below that bridge is it is completely destroyed that says impossible for the column to advance. beyond th

coming back to what you're looking at right now, empty, empty, empty streets of the ukrainian capital. t of people are in their bunkers. there is a, there is a literal sense and a feeling of total silence there at the moment that can change, of course, with the blink of an eye or the distant crump of a cruise missile slamming into an apartment building. we've seen that happen in the past 90 minutes or 2 hours. now. there is that sense when you talk to people, we were talking to a very, very good tribute. so in our last hour he was basically saying, but when it goes silent, that's when people start really worrying because if it's silent, that means there's something rolling towards them. but they don't know what it is. they don't know the form of the substance of what is being planned and what is coming their way live now to moscow and correspond at their door. so jabari dos. good morning. what's the russian defense ministry saying about so far? well, we heard from the spokesperson earlier this morning, i who claims that there's been a number of gained by the russian military in ukraine.

w correspondent mathias building it in q ukrainian capital a t s. germany, as you've just heard, is joining the list of countries asking it citizens to leave ukraine. are people likely to evacuate the feel? i don't expect to run on the airport, but yes, people are likely to evacuate. maybe not all of there may be companies will not evacuate all of this stuff and not everybody is going to leave. but for example, there might be people who bring their families back home if they haven't done so already. and companies will have to re evaluate also with their assurance companies, whether they can keep their staff in the expect business trips to be cut short and some of this stuff being brought out. so that also makes also sense for many companies. so in the case that there's a per, the escalation, they will not have to evacuate as many people. so i think there will be some, are trickling out of german experts out of ukraine, but maybe not. are everybody booking the last earth plains of flood seats on the plane and, and, and trying to get out as fast as possible. okay, well we'll see how many germ

this sounds is more explosions are reported in ukraine's capital t. f. of these images show what appears to be a motel strike on a residential towel on the outskirts of kip. federal floors have been damaged that some clear so far if there are any victims, we are trying to establish what exactly happened. russian defense ministry sources say it was caused by mis, all god and failure in ukraine's edison system. a key of says it was a russian missile strike when you cranes, capital officials arising residence to take refuge in bomb shelf is resident saw seeking safety. also in the cities metro stations o, one verified footage has emerged on line showing, fighting in the conoco of region which borders russia and the don bus plains have allegedly been flying over the city of buck alaya, shots and powerful explosions have been heard. russian forces have allegedly destroyed ukrainian army warehouse. the son of schilling is being heard in multiple parts of ukraine, including of course, the eastern. now, russia says, independent republics of the nest, where all t

a an apartment building has been hit in a reported missile attack and ukraine's capital of t f. just momentarily, a local residents reported powerful explosions in the area. the russian president and ledges ukrainian radical nationalists say using civilians as human shields by deploying heavy weapons in densely populated areas with ukrainian radical nationalists are deploying heavy weapons, including multiple loans, rocket systems, right? in the central areas of large city, they blend to provoke a response from russian strike systems on residential areas. un security council resolution condemning rushes, military intervention. ukraine is vetoed by russia, which is claiming weston double down with the united states.

okay, thank you for all of that's andrew simmons reporting from the ukrainian capital t f . let's stay on this issue of eastern you kind the people living there. and the meetings between diplomats and leaders are really far from there. we are is within hearing more than a dozen houses have been damaged in the small village of the veronica. i'm sorry, no wagner to bicker, which is in the doughnut, screeching for days. people here have been sheltering from the shelling. most of them with no choice but to simply stay despite living in fear. how could i not very keep a dog? where should we go? yeah, we will all leave, but is there anyone waiting for us there? where should i go? yeah, you will receive me maybe for a day or 2, but what about after that? and when i come back, there will be nothing ruins have i lived my life on nothing at the hotel at last. michael munoz, somebody to stop the war. tell zalinski and put into store, pull this, i just can't live like this. everyone here will tell you the same thing. they should reach an agreement, including america. everyone who is res

3rd day of russia's military operation, ukraine is underway with more explosions reported in the capital of t. of these images say would appear to be a missile strike on a residential tower block reported the located on the outskirts of care of several floors have been damaged. it's unclear if there are any victims. the house is located close to key as that giuliani airport the what we're showing, you know, what i mean, there was find pictures were poorly showing, shooting on the explosions in kiev, locals, the sharing videos of fires and smoke along the capitol century victory avenue, central victory avenue and the surrounding areas fighting is also taking place as kilometers away in my dance, where, where the anti government protests were held in 2014. he has officials urging residents to hide in bomb shelters. and this unverified video from one shelter you can see local, sleeping, standing, and sitting rather than so also seeking safety in the cities metro stations. meanwhile, the russian president, vladimir putin is alleging ukrainian radical nationalists who are in charge of the on the a

capital. this is our t international. unicef says 6 children were killed at the time. the u. s. conduct to the special operation in northwest syria. president biden held that mission a success planning is learning states chief, had been eliminated. forces carried out the operation with their signature preparation and precision, and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. unicef confirms that at least 6 children were killed and one girl was badly injured overnight in the border town of asthma in the northwest of syria due to heavy violence. while the pentagon says 2 children and a woman were killed steering the rates when the isis leader blew himself up, we spoke with juliet tumor. unicef advocacy in communications chief in the middle east. he told us that the surgeon fighting, thinking a deadly toll, especially on the most fundable. when we have seen an escalation and violence in that area, what this means is that children pay 1st and they pay most. and if we compare the number of casualties of children during th

as the political fight continues over the truckers in the countries capital city r t that john hattie has more otto, a police or warning protesters to leave canada's capital city. writing that quote, any one blocking streets or assisting others in the blocking of streets is subject to arrest this as canadian authority, say new emergency powers will give them the ability to set up, quote unquote, no go zones in ottawa, where trucks have been lined up for weeks then, the so called freedom convoy protests start at january 28th and 29. when a convoy of big rags and trucks rolled into ottawa, canada's capital city converging on the city and protest of mandatory vaccination measures for the trucking industry. since then, it's grown into a much greater debate about canada's overall. coven 19 restrictions. prime minister justin trudeau invoke canada's emergencies act on monday, while officials announced progress, they say moving protesters out of keyboard crossings with the united states that had been blocked, including the crucial ambassador bridge between windsor, ontario and detroit, michi

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in poland in t ukrainian capital. for more, our diplomatic correspondent reports. >> for boris johnson, a change of subject, a change of place. he arrived in new grain to make a show support for a country facing a threat of invasion. a country where political survival has a more existential meaning. he held talks with ukraine's president about the standoff with russia and discussed what more support britain could give. he also promised 88 million pounds to help ukraine tackle corruption and reduce its reliance on russian energy. >> alongside other countries we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted the moment the first russian tow cap crosses further into ukraine -- ukrainian territory. >> the u.k. has been one of ukraine's most vocal supporters, sending 2000 antitank weapons and british troops to train ukrainian forces. something not all european countries have been willing to do. this is what's facing them just over the border, the continuing buildup of russian forces in the prime

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ah, what i say am here in the russian capital and you're watching t international as we continue to take you through the latest updates on the crisis in ukraine, covering all angles and continuing as always, to question more. the 3rd day of russia's special military operation in ukraine is underway with battles reportedly taking place in the streets of the capital kiev, the sleeve and verified pictures reportedly so shooting and explosions in key locals sharing videos of fires and smoke along the capitals essential victory avenue and the surrounding areas fighting is also taking place just kilometers away in my down square. and he government protests held in 2014. he of officials are urging residents to hide in foam shelters and on verified video from one chelsea. you can see local, sleeping, standing, and sitting by them. so seeking safety in the city's metro station. so meanwhile, the ukranian president save everything must be done to defend the capital. mine will be, we cannot lose the capital. i address our defenders on all fronts. the enemy will use all of its forces at disposal to

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capital. and i just a bit later on the program here on our t, alexia shasky, reports from beijing on how the olympic games have sadly old ready, fulton victim to politics. ah, for now on the program are russia is accusing washington of making things up again that's after the u. s. alleged, they would be a false flag operation in ukraine to create a pretext for invasion. the like, where evidence for the latest claim though, has certainly left some journalists just a little bit confused. what is the evidence that you have that suggested that the russians are even planning with mat? i'm not saying that they're not, but you just come out and say this and expect us to still to, to believe it without you showing a shred of evidence that it's actually true. although them, when i ask, or what anyone else asked what the information you said while i just gave it to you, which was just you making a statement, we do so we declassify information only when we're confident in that information. if you doubt, if you doubt the credibility of u. s. government, of the british government, of other governments and wanna,

ah, well it's 9 am here in the russian capital and you're watching r t international as we continue to take you through the latest updates on the ongoing crisis in ukraine, including live reports from a correspondence on the ground. and of course, we're discussing the global repercussions of what we're witnessing or so i said, thanks for being with us. and the 3rd day of russia is a special military operation. ukraine is underway with bass was reportedly taking place in the streets of the capital key f. ah. so the, the unverified patrons reportedly so shooting on the explosions in kiev, locals, the sharing videos of fires and smoke along the capitol central victory avenue. and the surrounding areas fighting is also taking place just kilometers away in my down square, where anti government protests held in 2014 cab officials are edging residents to hide in bomb shelters. and this on verified video from one shell. so you can see locals sleeping standing and the thing, whether it is also seeking safety in the cities metro stations. meanwhile, the ukrainian president states everything must

capital. and you're watching all t international with me, the key era. it's great to have you with us now. but downing street party getting scandal is wiping out support for the british prime minister with the latest polls suggesting more than half of those quiz think bars. johnson is no longer fit to leave the country against this though. his government attacking russia for alleged aggression in ukraine, leading many in parliament to claim he simply trying to shift attention from his mounting problems at home. the latest remarks by foreign secretary, ms. trusts that were greeted with laughter. and the cons that is in and around the kremlin will have no way to height. we will make sure that they see shad responsibility for the kremlin aggressive and d, stabilizing action. will sharon bearing a happy house and today, mrs. be here, we are standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression a vladimir putin. when he wanted not said on the go to install the prime minister as prime minister, a labor leader who actually published may to mrs. worse, johnson you would think wou

days what the impact of these particular functions will have, and also have been protest t in european capitals against russia's action. it's military action in ukraine. the last few days. people saying that they want the war to stop, and in fact, we've also heard from you sit berella. this is the high representative to the european commission, who said that almost 2000 russians have been brutally detained in dozens of cities in russia for participating in calm protests said to the peace of the gates, the unjustified attack on the sovereign country of ukraine. he says the kremlin is no, russia teaching is not the russian people that comes from the high representative to you. however, there, all those dissenting voices that say that this isn't all russia's fault, and in fact the west also shows it's part to blame in what's now playing out. that includes voices such as nigel for raj in the u. k. and also here in france, presidential hopeful candidates. eric's the more new to if we could have avoided this catastrophe. i have been saying for years that the west has a responsibility for the escalati

ah, and i am here in the russian capital, and you're watching all t internationally as we continue to take you through the latest updates on the ongoing crisis in ukraine, including live reports from our correspondence on the ground. and of course, we're discussing the global repercussions of what we're witnessing goal. so thanks for joining us. on the 3rd day of russia's so called special military operation, ukraine is underway with more explosions reported in the capital of keith. the apartment building has been hit in a reported missile attack on the outskirts of kias. several flows have been damaged . there are no reports of victims. the house is located close to key giuliani port the data. some unverified pictures reportedly showing a huge thing and explosions in kias, locals sharing videos of fires and smoke along the capitol, central victory avenue and the surrounding areas. why thing is also taking place 2 kilometers away in my down square where anti government protests were held back in 2014. he has officials who are edging residents to hide in bomb shelters in this and verif

here in the china's capital, alexey rush, ask your t reporting from begging many thanks for keeping his company here. in archie international will be back in the top of the i with the latest. well news update. we'll see you then with, with i while tensions remain high over ukraine. one thing has abundantly been made clear. russia and nato have fundamentally different ideas about paying new york in security and neither side appears to be in the mood to compromise. is this why the propaganda war is reaching new heights? for all those driven by dreamers shaped bankers are those with who dares sinks. we dare to ask the so effective at midnight this sunday, february, the 13th all provincial proof of vaccination requirements will and there could be hope and died as be a freedom con boy continues to dominate the streets of ottawa and despite law enforcement, beginning for rest, individuals including a 72 year old man for honking his horn. the movement is growing. we're going to bring you the latest from on the ground in ottawa, and here in the united states, multiple metropolitan cities had th

here in beijing, and we'll update you as soon as i get the news here in the china's capital, alexey rush, ask your t reporting from beijing claim news from wharton. maria, where us forces are accused of working with terrorist groups and destroying hundreds of homes as they fight against the country is government thought to be finish up on a political advisor to syrian president. and our son makes those claims in the exclusive interview with us. he's going underground. the truth is that the us forces are transferring some of isis direst from the prison. and they are destroying hundreds of other houses and has a gun and causing by the report a punitive, the flee of over 50000 city and people women and children out of their houses in preparation to giving b as to the current so that they can create a good state similar got this done and it has approve them through the last 10 years. that the media war, again, my country is part of the better story that has been launched. i get in my country, it's not time sheet or need new new lateral, coercive measures taken by the u. s. and by the u. k, i gain the ci

do you believe that ukraine's capital of kyiv could soon fall t russian forces? >> well, it's certainly under threat and it could well be under siege. this is the opening salvo of a massive invasion, and we see this continuing and threatening kyiv and threatening other major cities in ukraine. >> o'donnell: and where is ukraine's president zelensky? and how concerned are you about his safety right now? >> to the best of my knowledge, president zelensky remains in ukraine at his post. and of course we're concerned for the safety of all of our friends in ukraine-- government officials and others. and we're doing everything we can to stand with them, to support them. we're there for them, not only us, countries throughout europe and countries around the world. >> o'donnell: and we learned today that russia captured chernobyl,. ukraine's foreign minister raised the specter of another nuclear disaster. is that something the u.s. government is concerned about? >> well, they're going after various utilities, power facilities, chernobyl is one of them. obviously, that ca

determined to prevent a blockade like the one in canada's capital city. clashes between police and protests as escalated quickly. police have been using t a guest to disperse the crowds, leaving the picturesque streets of paris, looking more like a war zone. while as the opening weekend of this year's berlin international film festival, the berlin, ellen, this year's berlin allah is again open to the public after last year's festival, had to be held virtually because of a pandemic. well today cinema goers will be treated to the premier of a political film by german director under is rasan. robbie a cannot versus george w bush tells the story of a german housewife or b a corner whose son is imprisoned by the united states in pakistan. and then held the infamous one ton of mo bay detention signed the 5, the coroner teams up with the more reserved human rights lawyer barrett hard to push for her son's release. taking her find all the way to the us supreme court. d w. stacy bins that has been covering the berlin l and i asked her a little earlier which film she would recommend from the competition? well, this is day 3 for me and it's been a

capital. i hear it, it's somewhere in t f. sirens can be heard. they are bombing without really, you know, when we landed in the airport, we heard some bangs. it was unclear what they were. we didn't see any damage. we heard the banks while in a taxi. nobody knew what it was. so people started leaving here packing their cars into a huge traffic jam. everything was crowded, but most people stayed home. my friends and i hope things will be ok. we hope that kia will not be bombs over. there are huge keys perpetual stations on the roads, several hours long. it's impossible to refill even. it's good that i had a full tank, but i still have to refill somewhere. we've been leaving here for 4 hours already. it was her bordinez also condemned the russian operation on a veil. what he called a devastating set of sanctions. tell him open as more well, when we heard from joe biden, the u. s. president. he laid out new sanctions on russia. these spoke specifically of some banks that will be targeted. he specifically talked of products being outlawed to export t

capital. and this is in the rece does. this is seen in kia around to 20 g. m. t is an object, was shot down over the capital. are you more details on what's happening as we get them here in the studio? are speaking late on thursday, ukraine's president landscape said intelligence indicates russian forces are marking him and his family as high value targets. he went on to pay tribute to those who died since the russian assault begun. and as i lifted out, the sadly today we lost 137 heroes, our citizens. 10 of them were offices, 316 people had been wounded defending as many islands all are boarded gods died a heroic death, but they have not surrendered me. they will all be awarded posthumously, the title of the hero of ukraine. let those who gave their lives for ukraine be remembered for ever. will you officials have held an emergency summoned to discuss the unfolding crisis in ukraine, the president of the commission that love on the land outlined the strategy they'll take to confront russia? bombs are falling on innocent women, men and children. they fear for the

keeping track of everything happening here in beijing for you. alexi rush, husky, r t reporting from the olympic capital of went to 22 games. beijing in china. amid the pandemic, china has in full strict measures to get the games as safe as possible. we spoke to alexia good in the 2002 olympic figure skating cham. and now a commentator at the beijing game, see, explains how the safety measures have affected athletes. i honestly don't mind about masks, i don't mind about the quarantine. of course, it's a pity for the athletes, but in my opinion, it's better this way than there being no competition at all as a former athletes and the person who understands what athletes go through. i would be happy to wear space suit if i had to in order to compete. i would take any tests in the nose, mouth ear, wherever. as long as this sports festival takes place. it seems to me that athletes don't really notice all these tests bubbles and so on, because it's part of their daily routine to train and perform. the main thing is to be safe. and you can watch the full interview with alexia. good in on our correspondent, ale

be keeping track of everything happening here in beijing for you. alexey ruskie r t reporting from the olympic capital of went to 22 games. beijing in china. china's strict measures have apparently caused suffering to one russian by athletes . she complained about health problems due to the quality of food given to her in a quarantine hotel, which is where she ended up after testing cove. with positive on arrival in china, we spoke to alexia good in the 2002 olympic figure skating champion our commentator at the beijing games. he explains why, generally speaking, the impact of the measures on athletes is actually negligible. i honestly don't mind about masks. i don't mind about the quarantine, of course, it's a pity for the athletes, but in my opinion, it's better this way than there being no competition at all. as a former athletes and the person who understands what athletes go through, i would be happy to wear space suit if i had to in order to compete. i would take any tests in the nose, mouth ear, wherever. as long as this sports festival takes place, it seems to me that athletes don't really not

capital. this is on the national with dot t, she ah, below damira zalinski, born on january 25th, 1978 comedian, producer and screenwriter supporter of bureau, my don, he supported punitive expeditions by the ukrainian army and naughty military formations and gone boss. yahoo was guy albert, hold no rod, the horse most gleick. i now have a new with his 1st actions. zelinski managed to revive the public a little to begin with. he took up foreign investment. i actually spoke to president zelinski when he was a candidate before he was elected. i mean, i wish to walk, did you think he was a good candidate for president? i thought he was the only candidate because i knew the poor shanker was a massive crooked. everybody in ukraine, that liberal side conservative that was agreed that he he basically took there anything that wasn't nailed down and, and, and the bird regional occasion. the only question is did he take $100000000.00 or $200000000.00 there? they gave the comedian like 70 percent of the vote. i mean the guy, the guy was a guy was a television committee look a book, but he special wish tha

the protests have spread from the canadian capital ottawa where truck drivers protesthmaate. days ago t since then thousands of others have joined them demanding an end to all restrictions. abc's trevor ault is there. >> the noise is unbelievable here. it's engines and horns and speeches and music. these protesters are going to be heard. >> reporter: that noise and the impact on the quality of life prompted a judge late monday to ban loud horn honking for ten days in the city. >> we've been here since last saturday. >> last saturday. staying in the truck? >> yep. >> how long do you think you'll be here? >> till something happens. >> reporter: now protests are breaking out in several u.s. cities. more than 100 truckers joined this convoy in alaska and in new york, hundreds of city workers marched across the brooklyn bridge protesting a plan to fire unvaccinated municipal employees. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: it all comes as covid case rates drop or stabilize in all 50 states. several governors are now planning to ease restrictions on masks. >> as vaccination rates go up, as our case