but this is the beating heart of doha.to this place where the sea lapped at its stone streets, or they crossed miles of desert to meet others and sell their wares, and that's the role it still plays today. and even the camels have stuck around! this place is as traditional as it gets in qatar. in a conservative and somewhat male—dominated society, chef shams al-qassabi is a trailblazer. shams is the souq waqif�*s first ever businesswoman and she made her mark by opening her restaurant, shay al—shoomos, selling authentic qatari cuisine. 0h! you can taste the lemon. mmm. mmm! spicy! mmm! wow! strong! it has a tang. oh, i like this! oh, if you're giving me some more, i will have some more! thank you. the taste is so distinctive. herfood is pretty tasty, but don'tjust take my word for it — the walls of her restaurant are a who's who not just of qatari culture but international supermodels... just here. gisele, the supermodel. yes! ..hollywood stars... this is my qatari mother. she is saying that this is my qatari mother. wow.

after arriving back of doha, it was as if i had spent too long in the hot desert sun. to be a mirage. i heard of almost identical white arabian horses, running around in front of me. i asked someone here how much each of these were worth, and his answer was "priceless". established by the ruling royalfamily, this ruling royal family, this world—class ruling royalfamily, this world—class equestrian centre is built on the site of a battle which took place in 1893 between the bedouins and the ottomans. the battle would 0ttomans. the battle would eventually lead to qatar's independence and was one thanks to the speed and bravery of the arabian horse. the vision of this place is simple, to breed and train arabian horses and their homeland and a whole host of equestrian competitions across the globe. these pure breads are essentially treated like sporting superstars. nothing but the best for them! across the water from the towering skyscrapers is the souk, the streets act as a juxtaposition to the state—of—the—art construction projects happening around it. but this is the be

simone foxman is live on the ground in doha. paul is with me.the top risk for the gas markets as the ukraine crisis begins to take a new step? simone: clearly the concern that russia may respond to sanctions by cutting off supplies of energy to europe, particularly natural gas, which would be hard to replace. that is not top of the agenda here in doha, but it raises concerns among producers behind closed doors as well as frankly threatening the gas exporting countries. high prices threaten those objectives. the folks on the ground here really pushing natural gas as a long-term alternative to coal and helping the world get to a cleaner energy future. potentially high prices could push toward renewables faster. also, this conference is set up to try and encourage cooperation between the largest natural gas producing countries. qatar has been asked by the u.s. to help it figure out ways to maybe get more natural gas to europe. so reportedly has egypt, libya and nigeria. those folks are here, but russia is here too. the energy minister is here. thei

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ready steel watching him with me. sell rahman in doha reminder of our top news stories. the president joe biden will be speaking to russia's. vladimir putin on saturday to discuss tensions with ukraine night comes as the u. s. ordered 3000 more troops to poland over warnings of a potential russian invasion of ukraine. moscow is accusing the west of spreading lies. the whiten says moscow propose thee by imputing call. go ahead on monday, but the us asked for it to be sooner. how did you, castro has more from washington d. c. just minutes after we heard the national security advisor telling americans ukraine to leave within the next 48 hours. we'll just after that announcement, the white house has announced

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ah, i'm rob matheson and doha, the top stories on the al jazeera, the largest u. s. lead operation in northwest syria for 3 years is reported to have killed at least 13 people, including 6 children. a fight are linked to al qaeda in italy, province was the suspect to target. oh, jazz, it is a loading. all yourself has more from italy, province. kemesha had had that were immensely a levy. this is the house that was under siege last night. the helicopters kept hovering over it for more than 2 hours. later on, the helicopters hit the house with 5 missiles, 6 children in addition to 4 women and 2 men have lost their lives. the helicopters hovered over the house for more than 2 hours, then carried out a landing operation and special forces stormed the house. we heard that no one surrendered. those who survived the missiles were killed by the special forces. saltwater caught his finding director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the doha institute. he says the target must have been a very high security value for the united states, for them to invoke

he's joining us by skype from doha. it's good to happy with us on al jazeera and what is your interpretation of the nature of this attack? well, obviously it had to be a very high value target because of the fact that the us involved it forces directly as the, as you know, there has been a number of attacks ever since the getting that back in october, 2019 for other leaders had been killed but they were all killed using drawn. so this, this one is by far the most important attack it happens very close to the turkish border. so the risks, some instability or difference would be where the turkish state. so the target must have must be very important for much. we hear so far. this is laura. she is a very controversial character. he started the 1st as part of the stomach state of iraq. and in fact, around 20078. he was detained by the united states and imprison. he collaborated with united banks and he gave many names of affiliates appears that were part of the stomach stage at the time in iraq. then he seems to have been r

ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, presenting a united front, russia and china say they opposed further expansion of nato. as president vladimir putin visits by g. tackling vaccine inequality a south african pharmaceutical company uses madonna dot. it to develop its own coven, 19 job. and i'm adarine in northern portugal home to europe's largest lithium deposits. locals here whose families, date back generation, say a proposed with your mind threatens her way of life. ah! hello, we begin in china where president she, jean ping has opened the winter olympics in beijing. nearly 3000 athletes are in a strict babel though because of carver 19. no foreigners are able to watch them compete. and there's a diplomatic boycott in protest against china's human rights records. david stokes for poor thong. g olympian korean long way for more. oh, after a trouble build up the 24th winter olympics have officially begun in beijing. the venue for friday's opening ceremony was the birds nest stadium originally built for the summer olympics, back in 2008. i

i al, who's following the story in doha, jamal, what can we expect from this meeting? well, as you mentioned, it is the 1st visit of the written presidency to concert. it's also the 1st visit of any arena. president potter in almost 10 years over the past 7 years. what's significant here is that not only are you coming to attend the international gas summit with other world leaders taking place on tuesday, but the bilateral meetings and agreements that will be finalized and announced at the immediately around where we are today between the cutter and iran. cutter has been playing a great role regionally with regards to mediation with regards to conflict resolution. and there is a special interest here between doha and to run in trying to resurrect the iranian nuclear deal. just prior to this visit, stop diplomat and foreign minister check out the man, i'm fine. he was in iran. and as far as we understand, there has been a lot of efforts pushed by the office to try and help the process that is taking place in vienna. with us are playing a bigger role aside from that you

but nato says it's yet to see any evidence ah, alarm diamond jordan, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up britain's prince. andrew reaches an out of court financial settlement with a woman who accused him of sexual abuse. leasing on duress arrest the former president, one orlando at amanda is wanted by the u. s. on drug trafficking charges, and no job, no job. we beat work as defined italy's leg to stand against the on back to me. ah, yes, president joe biden as appealed for diplomacy to be given the charles to avoid a war. he says, would also trigger powerful sanctions against russia from the west and its allies. he said the u. s. has not verified. russia's claims that some of its troops i was drawing from near the ukrainian border. my kind of begins are coverage now from washington d. c. and they have to pull of a partial withdrawal of russian troops. the u. s. president made a previously unscheduled address at the white house. good afternoon, repeated warning with massive sanctions. should the invasion go ahead? he also noted the stated, rushing, willingness to continue

ah, hello money inside this is out there. life and doha also coming up. iran says significant progress is being made to salvage the nuclear deal, but warns participants against getting ahead of themselves. like rain gives faint hope the crews fighting wall fires ravaging golden argentina. and i'm really excited about the whole family together again. welcome back tourist return to australia. i'll say father relaxes. what will want some of the wealth, toughest coven 19 bowls? ah, the kremlin says the russian on us presidents can decide to meet at any time, but they are no firm plans yet. that's off to france, announced the jo bought in vladimir putin had agreed in principle to hold a summit on ukraine. short beat. we'll go live tall correspondent or said jabari in moscow. profess this report from shebra town. see in washington dc. we have reason to believe the russian forces are planned into an intend to attack ukraine. on friday, joe biden stumped. many of us allies categorically stating loudly my fusion had made up his mind to invade ukraine. in the coming days. and on sunday, the pres

in doha, the you says it's still not officially recognizing the taliban government that wants to keep communication channels open a sullivan job. aid was after talks. this is not the 1st time they've met. representatives from the european union. this was especially representative from the european union and agencies meeting the defective government in the understand which calls itself the islamic eminent off of going to fund. it is an urgent mission on the agenda of the foreign minister, who says that he is in doha to speak to all sides and talk to them. not just about the pressing issues inside of venison, but about the very important issue of, of gone funds which the united states have decided that it will be using for other purposes. then returning to vanderson. and that is something that the afghan government in charge says it's illegal to discuss that. and all the other meetings they've been having here in the country capital don't have with us is the chief of the political office in the and the nominee for the united nations, mr. to try and thank you very much for joining us. yo

this is the news, our life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes condemning russian aggression ukrainians, riley, and the largest city in the fiery line. if vladimir putin gives the order to invade rescue workers in morocco inch closer to saving a 5 year old boy trapped in a well for days. and a.

ah, it is good to be with a slo, adrian finnegan, here in doha, the headlines and al jazeera as the u. s. pulse does. its troops and poland and germany. russia continues to flex its military muscles near the border with ukraine . satellite images show the extent of the hardware that has been sent to ben, a roof intruding aircraft troops, their defense systems. russia move troops to belly wistful when it cools military drills and still denies that. it has plans to invade ukraine, tennessee, as president as to dissolve the supreme judicial council of to withdrawing some of its members privileges. president case i. it says that the counselors, outdated, but critics say is targeting the do the judiciary so that he can con, consolidate power over all the countries. institutions a 5 year old boy trapped and a well in morocco. since tuesday has been found dead by rescue workers, morocco's king announced that ryan did not survive the 5 day ordeal. teams dug out part of a hillside to reach the boy. us podcast. a joe rogan has issued a public apology for repeatedly using a racial slur in variou

ah, what you deserve me said robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. the white house says a phone call between the us and russia. leaders to discuss tensions with ukraine did not result in any fundamental change. moscow has been sending troops to ukraine's border racing fears of an invasion. the kremlin said the phone call was businesslike, but criticize the war hysteria in the west. ukrainian present. vladimir zalinski says he's analyzed the intelligence information of a possible invasion. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like our unit for, you know, like, like a president and said, people throughs and the truth that we have different information. and now, the best friend for an image that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie, doesn't help us. canadian, please have begun dispersing trucks blocking traffic over a vital bridge to the us. now they've been demonstrating against a coven 19 vaccine mandate. hundreds of people are protested in austria's capital against m

so robin doha, remind to have all the top news stories. the u. s. president is warning that things in ukraine could go crazy quickly. these urging americans that to leave now as concerns grow that moscow could invade the country by the nurse asked about american safety. and it was asked about american safety in an interview with nbc news. what scenarios would you put american troops to rescue and get americans out there? not. that's a world war when americans had rushed to start shooting at one another. we're in a very different world. we're not even on behalf of simply evacuating americans now . how do you do that, how to even find them? it's not like i'm hoping that if in fact he's foolish, you have to go in and he's smart enough, not to in fact do anything that would negatively impact on american citizens. every i've told him that, yes, kristen biden's warning comes as russian and bella russian troops begin, joint military drills. nato estimates 30000 rosman shoulders are taking part, the largest appointment to the ex soviet state since the co

this is al 0 alive from doha. also coming up separatist leaders in don. yet could lou hands plead for russian assistance to repel what they call ukrainian aggression? ukraine's government imposed.

we'll coverage, coming up at the top of the next hour from doha. do stay with al jazeera bye for now. oh, my name is monica hernandez on materials. i do my fans. that beauty is bronze to that point. yeah, he doesn't think we need to put unusual there just we just see glad i am manager. i only use mine on my nigeria on al jazeera with. ready ah, the repair hotel, i think is the most bumped hotel saturday that i've ever stated in a conflict. said there is a bomb in the a rope, a hotel on would you believe a bomb went off with? no, i tell you. nope, i was targeted by the of a primarily because it was a symbol of progress. belfast i regard the roper in belfast as the greatest hotel in the world. we loved it when it was built and we loved it even when it was bombed. why would you apply to work in the most bombed building in europe and the biggest box you have ever seen, which had it exploded, would actually take an hour to hope to have a ah, belfast, the capital and largest city in northern ireland was toner on by sectarian conflict during the 19 sevent

this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, presenting a united front, russia and china as say they opposed further expansion of nato are, as president vladimir putin visits by ging pressure grows all in the u. k. prime minister as.

in doha, reminder of our top stories. russia has extended its military deployment in bella, rue, citing an escalation of tension that the ukrainian border around $30000.00 russian soldiers are being carrying out exercises in belarus. meanwhile, monitor say there's been more shelling in the disputed region of eastern ukraine, russian back separatists say. villages have been hit while ukraine's army says its positions have come under fire. around 2000 cease fire violations were recorded in don bass on saturday. both sides are accusing each other of provocations. charl stratford has the latest for maria paul in eastern ukraine. it feels as if there is been the beginnings of an easy, an eerie calm, certainly here in mariel pool. and we understand and further up north, along the 420 kilometer front line. we earlier got reports from people inside units that there had been the sound of explosions. and we can know in no way verify that and suddenly in the last half an hour or so, and people that we've spoken to in around the airport in don at jca saying that they've heard a few explosions. they

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for me, it is the problem and the whole team here in doha bye for now. and more reinforcements. u. s. troops arrive in poland to counter russia's growing military presence on the border between ukraine and deliveries. ah, man, inside this is out there, a lie from doha was coming up. anger and frustration in the netherlands pandemic restrictions get a big crowd. reaction in rotterdam. be with morning the nightingale of india, the legendary single latter monkish god, dies age 92 and 70 years and counting the longest writing. monarch and british history celebrates have platinum, juvenile. ah, more u. s. reinforcements have arrived in poland as nato bolsters its eastern flank, in response to russia's military buildup at ukraine's border. there are fears of a russian invasion, but moscow says it has no such plans. fe, new u. s. defense officials have told members of congress that if russian troops did cross the border, they would take here within 72 hours or ukrainians. foreign minister reacted to that u. s. assessment. he twisted the following. do not believe the up collect, take predi

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adrian finnegan here in doha that lives in al jazeera ukraine's president says, 137 people have died on the 1st day of a full scale. russian military invasion followed remains. lensky was called up reservists across the country. the un estimates of the round 100000 ukrainians have fled their homes or rushes. president said that he had no option but to order what he's calling a special operation against ukraine. enclosed in our stable if you could give shun . supposed to pick energy we were not given any other chance to act otherwise in the security area. we couldn't react any other way. all or tries came to no result and we didn't move any further. i'm not even an inch when we had to do it because the risks were very serious for the whole existence of our country. secondly, we totally understand which world we're living in, which and we're ready for what's about to happen with sanctions. western powers are heading russia with more sanctions. the u. s. as blocking the assets of russian banks sanctioning oligarchs and restricting access to high tech goods. and the e. u is targeting the

i'm elizabeth brought him in doha to noisy, as president has declared times up to the body responsible for appointing judges and keeping an eye on them. chi side says the supreme judicial council is biased, broken, and a thing of the pos, specifically 5 accuses it of delaying politically sensitive investigations into the killings of left when activists in 2013 demonstrations were held on sunday. commemorating their deaths are what we will work to put an end to this miserable situation. and we will work to put in place a temporary law decree for the supreme judicial council. this council should consider itself from the past. starting this moment, the democratic transition into his ears since the 2011 revolution has been to mount us and matters came to a head last year. in july, president site sacked the prime minister and froze parliament. his opponents accused him of staging a clue that sigh of his argued he acted legally to rescue the country during protest against him and also rallies of support. 5 announced on september that he will by decree, this allowed him to appoint cabinet mem

amazon. com there for us in doha while the u. s. and it's european allies all preparing to impose new sanctions on russia. often president vladimir putin recognized to disputed regions as being independent of ukraine. overnights heathen also ordered troops into la hans and don. yet, for what he described as a peacekeeping operation, the move has compounded western phase that rushed out will invade its neighbour, leading to some tense exchanges at the un security council. shebra tansy has more. the president, as security council president, russia proposed a closed door emergency meeting on monday night. but the u. s. insisted on a public session having earlier stated that could be no fence sitters in the ukraine crisis. and speaker after speaker expressed varying degrees of disquieting or outright condemnation of russia's recognition of the independence of donuts and the husk. the u. s. of the united nations itself was at stake. president pohden is testing our international system. he is testing our resolve and seeing just how far he

so for example, in doha, when gus of 35 kilometers per hour in the forecast on wednesday, or the rain starts the peter outs across pakistan. so really settled conditions from iran right through to pakistan, karachi at 25 degrees. but the act of whether across turkey, it's moving more toward the east, so we'll get into a mix of sun in cloud. probably more cloud cover though, for example, snow over the higher ground and white and windy across cyprus. and once again, that energy is running into the labatte as it go down to, to africa. these are the remnants leftovers of what was tropical cyclone, that's right out toward open water. so no major threat here. and we looked towards at eastern portions of south africa where we've seen some flooding, still a bit of rain falling, but heavy fall southern angola. western portions of the media had a bad day in cape town with the high of 24 degrees. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you later. see st. ah, britain's beloved curry houses are in crisis to in the dawn is shut down every week . she's a direct financial friday at the pad in one 0, one

ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up we will stop protein from using his war chest west in the allies. we flee a great to had some russian bangs from an international payment system. thousands on the move ukrainian families head across the border to poland to seek shelter and small protests against the assault a held in dozens of russian cities. despite mast attentions in the past 2 days. ah dorn is breaking in key for where russian forces are continuing their assault on the ukrainian capital for a 4th day. loud explosions have been heard across the city all night. an oil depot on the outskirts of the capital is on fire caves. a 3000000 residents have been told to take shelter with fear the battle will get close to the center. a curfew has been imposed until monday morning. neve backer begins al coverage. ah. the moment a missile slammed into an apartment block in the south of the ukrainian capital, kia and the attacks evidence say the ukrainian authorities are russia's willingness to hit civilian targets of xhylia. now we go, was we managed

ah oh i'm kimbell in doha with the top stories on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden has threatened to shut down a crucial russian gas pipeline to germany with moscow, invades ukraine. is comments came his german chancellor, all of schultz visited washington. if russian rage at medes tanks or troops crossing the border of ukraine's again, there will be we, there will be no longer a nor stream to we will bring it up with it. but how will you, how will you do that exactly? since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able do. we will be united. we will act together, and we will take all the necessary steps and all the necessary steps would be done by all of us to get a will you commit to dates it, turning off and pulling the plug? nordstrom through. you didn't mention it. you haven't mentioned it. as i already said, we are acting together. we are absolutely united and we will not taking different steps. we would do the same steps and they would be very, very hard to russia. and they shoul

ah, are you watching al jazeera, alive from doha with me for the battle? also coming up an armed group attacks at camp for disgrace, people in democratic republic of congo, killing more than 70 years. ellens reopening its borders easy. one of the wells tough.

i live from doha without continuing coverage of the ukrainian crisis. coming up the next 60 minutes, russia has said it's killed 5 people from ukraine who try to reach its border. he says that is fake news. vladimir putin chairs a high level meeting to discuss potential recognition for ukraine.

play watching al jazeera, alive from our headquarters in doha. i'm fully vacaville, also coming up. it is vital that russia steps back, the u. k. prime minister warns a russian attack on ukraine would be a military disaster, as the fury of diplomatic activity continues to deescalate tensions while russia's president accuses the us and his allies of ignoring his country security demands, including keeping ukraine out of nato. and denmark's becomes a 1st e country to lift its covered 19 restrictions. the government says virus is no longer a critical disease. ah, thank you very much for joining as skinny besides, president has survived a co tenant and says the situation is under control present. tomorrow's historical imbalance says the tank was aimed at killing him, the prime minister and cabinet members in a social media post them. barlow shared photos of himself sitting with members of the military. the president says, some of those involved have been arrested ah, all the images come hours after sustained fire around the presidential palace in the capital b south present in battle sa

ah, hello adrian showing up here in doha with the summary of the news i'll to 0. the kremlin says that rebel leaders and eastern ukraine of formerly sent a request to russia for military help to fend off what they're calling ukrainian aggression. ukraine's foreign minister has asked for an immediate meeting of the un security council that'll be held later on wednesday night. military reservists have also been called up in ukraine at a state of emergency to clad on to serious hot abdul hamid reports. now from from a task in easton, ukraine's don't yet screeching. it's.

s. department of state from doha. my one couple on head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies and from pittsburgh, collin clark, senior research fellow at the so font center and author of after the caliph atheist, la mac state, and the future terrorist diaspora. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story call. and let me start with you to that you wrote a piece for the los angeles times, which you said, although another islamic state leader has been killed, the organization will endure in iraq and syria as long as the u. s. and his allies continue to substitute targeted killings for a more comprehensive counter terrorism strategy. what would that strategy look like? oh, it's the same old talking points and issues that we hear all the time. it's investing in things like good governance and anti corruption. the so called soft side of counter terrorism instead of strictly focusing on kinetic operations and, and taking out the head of these groups. it

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ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me fully by table. also ahead . schools close in india's karnataka state as students protest against the ban on head scarves. a strike in the occupied westbank after israeli forces kill pre palestinians will have a report from novice and every claiming their rain forest stecher doors. high court was indigenous communities must have a great to say about oil and mining projects on their land. ah, so the u. k foreign secretary is on her way to moscow for talks about the crisis over ukraine. ms. trist says she'll urged a crime name to stop what she calls. it's aggression and sought meaningful discussions. she's following in the footsteps of french president emmanuel michael who met the russian leader vladimir putin. on monday. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades ukraine. live to nadine baba in london fours are not even important visit by the british foreign secretary to moscow. what message will she be delivering or folly, or the message is one that we've heard before. and it's one that o

so rahman, in doha reminder of our top stories, u. s. president joe biden is set to speak to russian president vladimir putin on saturday to discuss tensions with ukraine. it comes as us as ordered, $3000.00 more troops to poland over warnings of a potential russian invasion, but mosque as accusing the west of spreading lies. we.

you're watching al jazeera life from doha also ahead. the ukraine crisis and china is expanding, influence dominate talks between foreign ministers of the u. s. lead quad secuity block. in australia. i will tell you about a new tax on electronic payments, such divided opinion in ghana, antonio china, you're heading into the golden triangle where methamphetamines smuggling soon stood increased dramatically. no moss, military, good. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin with a warning from the u. s. set, russia has deployed more troops to the border with ukraine raising fears it could invade present. joe biden says things could quote, get crazy quickly, and is urging american citizens to leave ukraine immediately. the crisis has been discussed in australia at a meeting. our foreign ministers from the u. s. lead quad secuity block, the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, had this warning simply put, we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. and as we

ah, ah, hello, i'm adrian said again in doha with the summary of the news on al jazeera. russia says that some of its troops and vaulted military drills to the border with ukraine, a pulling back and are returning to base after completing the exercises. but moscow says drills and other parts of the country are continuing. the military exercises had been a significant factor in the crisis between russia and ukraine, which along with western nations philip moscow, is planning an invasion out as there was dos a jabari report south from moscow. well, we heard the announcement be made by the chief spokesperson of the russian defense ministry. major general, eager on a shank of who said that's a units of rushes, a eastern or western rather and southern units are on their way home. some of them after completing a series of military exercises. now as we understand that this is in reference to a number of units that are in a, alongside the of russia's western border with ukraine as well as some forces that have been carrying out drills in crimea. at this is according to russian defense minist

ah, hello am fully battle in doha. with the headlines on al jazeera, the u. s. has warned about russia has deployed more truths to the border with ukraine raising fears it could invade present. joe biden says things could get quote crazy quickly, and is urging american citizens to leave ukraine immediately. dosage berries thing across a story for us in moscow with the latest. the kremlin has not officially made any comments about what joe biden has said, but the general sense here is that things are already very much out of control because this kind of rhetoric coming from the united states officials is really what is creating havoc and chaos in this entire situation and why we're in the place where we're in now, according to the russians, the americans are clearly not interested in the escalating the situation by sending more troops for mil, more military, a to ukraine, and by officials in nato saying that they're going to make it more of a permanent presence in the eastern flank of europe. and these are all reasons why russia feels that their security is very

ah, hello, i'm down, jordan, this is al jazeera la you from doha. also coming up britain's prince. andrew reaches an out of court settlement with the woman who accused him of sexual abuse. i'm totally changed on the border with me and my serving military officers told us they were concerned about fighting inside the country and no job and no job. we meet work as defined, italy's latest on against the on that side. ah years president joe biden has appeal for diplomacy to be given a chance to avoid a war. he says will also trigger powerful sanctions against russia from the west and its allies. he said the u. s. has not verified. russia's claims that some of its troops. i was drawing from near the ukrainian border. my camera begins are coverage from washington dc. i move to ports of a partial withdrawal of russian troops. the u. s. president made a previously unscheduled address at the white house. good afternoon or repeating warning without massive sanctions, should the invasion go ahead. he also noted the stated, rushing, willingness to continue talks. i agree, we should give the di