ukraine's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region won't hamper efforts to end the conflict but russian back separatist the flare up has left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded as the worst spell of violence in the region since peace talks were held in december sides are blaming each other. on a 1000000 we have a powerful army provocations happen but the army responded firmly the situation is completely under control so we are confident that this provocation will not change the course towards ending the conflict as one can only sit at the negotiation type with a strong army the course forward is to go ahead and stop the war and reach peace they even says nearly 300 civilians have been killed in a northwest syria since the beginning of the year as the government tries to recapture the last rebel stronghold. in the. united nations says schools hospitals and camps for the internally displaced have been hit it says the russian backed government offensive is cruel beyond belief and his call for the immediate creation of humanitarian corridors to allow

and ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded in the eastern donbass region it's the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year ukraine says russian backed separatists are responsible allegations they have tonight. and the new tensions could stall the peace process even further step vassal explains from moscow. parties both the ukrainian army and the separatists backed by russia are blaming each other for this attack as usual the official confirmation is one soldier died but the unofficial reports say that more people have died and the president's alinsky was so worried that he has convened this emergency security council meeting he sat afterwards that he won't be deterred from proceeding with the peace process immediately dismounting off to attack took place in the kremlin spokesman said that they were unsure what was going on didn't they needed more details but of course russia couldn't be blamed because obviously russia is not involved and this is of course the line they have been maintaining since the invasion in eastern ukraine and the backing o

confirmed on monday a ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded in the eastern donbass region since the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year as europe states freewinds is up next. hello and welcome to rewind we're back here at doha's iconic museum of islamic out for another look back at some of the best documentaries we've brought you over the past 10 years this week we're returning to the united states and 2013 at that time cleveland ohio was experiencing one of the highest rates of infant mortality in the industrialized world disproportionately affecting african-american malpas. filum add the racial gap as.

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seeks to maintain russian control over the donbass while it is within the territorial state of ukraine so the 2 presidents a very different they seek to achieve very very different things from a resolution to the conflict and that clearly puts them in a degree of tension right now and i understand president bush has put a new envoy in which direction will that push it how it will even fluence that the balance there is at the moment you're quite right so what happened within the last couple of weeks is that president putin has appointed dmitri cause envoy to quote unquote envoy to the dom busts the replacement of so-called who would in a sense been president putin's point man to the region since 2014 a cause like it is a pragmatist only seen as a pragmatist but he's also somebody who dealt with moldova in the early 2000 and really push the federalization it's sort of a de facto adjustment to ukrainians authority moldova constitution on chissano and the might be reasonable to expect that to me because it might do something similar with with ukraine now i suppose the key thing people in t

and say ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded in the eastern donbass region it's the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year ukraine says russian backed separatists are responsible. as the russians have denied it's. well those are the headlines to stay with us here on al-jazeera inside story is up next i find i. an unprecedented human catastrophe the battle for the syrian government is adamant it will retake the last rebel held area but to turkey and russia with how will this fight play out across the region and why does it matter this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dubey babies and children dying of cold in syria's and this suffering has been described by the u.n. as the biggest humanitarian horror story of the 21st century it says nearly 900000 civilians have left since the beginning of december the syrian government offensive to capture it has created the biggest single civilian displacement jury in the 9 year conflict despite that the syrian president has announced to press all with the operation it is the last

iran's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region will not hamper efforts to end the conflict with russian backed separatists a flare up has left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded and both sides are blaming each other. caper on al jazeera much more news to come throughout the day including the latest about ratchet typer to want to what he is saying about his country's operation inside syria and the main time we're going to hand it over to all hill algorithm. tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we'll bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in to what extent will china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. i can unlock my phone with my face you can access your bank account with your voice and fingerprints are often the key information on a national i.d. card all of this. boyce fingerprints there are biometrics unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification but biometrics are far from perfect conven

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ukraine's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region will not hamper efforts to end the conflict with the russian backed separatists ukraine's military the separatists have blamed each other for the flare up which left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded in some of the worst fighting seeing seen in the region since peace talks were held in december a lot of me as a landscape says the violence was an attempt to the peace process a 2nd round of talks is expected in berlin in the coming months. we have a powerful army provocations happen but the army responded firmly the situation is completely under control because of the shah we are confident that this provocation will not change the course towards ending the conflict as one can only sit at the negotiation table with a strong army. the course forward is to go ahead and stop the war and reach peace. vasant who is in the russian capital moscow says the fighting could be a major setback for the peace process. parties both the ukrainian army and the separatists backed by russia are blaming each other for

says russian backed separatists have killed one of its soldiers and wounded 4 others in the eastern donbass region president ouattara selenski says the heavy shelling was a provocation intended to disrupt attempts to find peace is called a meeting of his security council. and says there are conflicting stories about what exactly happened. it is indeed the largest attack since the peace process was last year when selenski became the president of ukraine and put more energy and renewed attempts to bring the parties together and make peace after this war has been going on for nearly 5 years as we speak and 13000 more people have been killed here there are 2 versions of the attack and defiance that happened early this morning as usual the ukrainian side there was a large artillery attack coming from the separatists the russian backed separatists sides and lasted for hours and one soldier has been confirmed that and several soldiers have been confirmed injured but there are also on official reports saying that there were more soldiers killed on the ukrainian side from the separate decide they sa

ukraine's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region will not hamper efforts to end the conflict with russian backed separatists a flare up has left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded and both sides are blaming each other. keep it are on al-jazeera much more news to come throughout the day including the latest about rajat typer to want to what he is saying about his country's operation inside syria and the meantime we're going to hand it over to all hill algorithm. tensions could cut global economic growth by the 1.8 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in to what extent will china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. i can unlock my phone with my face and you can access your bank account with your voice and fingerprints are often the key information on a national id card all of this face voice fingerprints there are biometrics unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification but biometrics are far from perfect th

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ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded in the eastern donbass region it's the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year ukraine says russian backed separatists are responsible separatists deny the claim saying the soldier was killed when he stepped on a mine the kremlin says it isn't to blame as russia doesn't have a presence in ukraine as soon as the 1st lady has appeared in court in connection with the murder of her husband's previous wife aside the bonnie is charged with ordering the killing of lipo lead author bonnie and 2017 she's been granted bail but was in court for a pretrial hearing. there's been heavy fighting between saudi troops and tribal forces in eastern yemen saudi soldiers attempted to storm the town of shan province near the omani border but would push back the boy scouts of america one of the largest youth organizations in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy the group says it's to ensure compensation for sexual abuse victims last year it was revealed that more than $12000.00 children were reportedly abused while taking possum boy sc

ukraine says russian forces have killed one of its soldiers and wounded 4 others in the east in donbass region president vladimir the says the heavy shelling was a provocation intended to disrupt attempts to find peace he's called a meeting of his security council staff and joins us now live from moscow to step talk process about this latest development and about the timing. yes president selenski is as we speak wrapping up this security council meeting in kiev it is indeed the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year when the selenski became the president of ukraine and put more energy and a renewed attempt to bring the parties together and make peace after this war has been going on for nearly 5 years as we speak and 13000 more people have been killed here there are 2 versions of the attack and the violence that happened early this morning as usual the ukrainian side there was a large artillery attack coming from the sun for the russian backed separatist sides and lasted for hours and one soldier has been confirmed that and several soldiers have been confirmed inju

ukraine's president says heavy fighting in the eastern donbass region won't hamper efforts to end the conflict with russian banks separatists affair has left one ukrainian soldier dead and several others wounded some of the worst fighting in virtually in the region since the peace talks were held in december and both sides are blaming each other. we have a powerful army provocations happen but the army responded firmly the situation is completely under control because we are confident that this provocation will not change the course towards ending the conflict as one can only sit at the negotiation table with a strong army. because forward is to go ahead and stop the war and reach peace as. well as all happened ukrainian positions near 2 villages northwest of the city of lu hanscom the east of the country the positions are on the 500 kilometer long front line between the russian backed separatists and the ukrainians which was agreed as part of the minsk protocol in 2015 they also live 10 kilometers inside of one of the 3 pilot signs which both sides agreed to withdraw from late last y

a ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded sin the eastern donbass region it's the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year ukraine says russian backed separatists are responsible allegations they've denied well for more on this let's bring in step vasser who's in was schooled for a step how serious is this attack. well i think the ukraine takes this a very seriously and the president has a lens he immediately called an emergency security council meeting this morning of the attack started at 5 am and lasted for a couple of hours and it was there was. a totally fire used during this attack which is definitely forbidden by to cease fire agreements that they're both parties have signed both parties are also blaming each other for what happened to ukrainian army says that the separatists backed by russia have been initiating this attack and the separatists say that the ukrainians were trying to cross the front line and then stepped on a mine but definitely did has been seen as a setback to dis peace process which has been going on very slowly and ver

ukrainian people so they could defend themselves against the russian incursion and in crimea and the donbassegion. so we're going to confront the russians where we need to. but at the same time, i think we'll start negotiations soon on arms control. on the nuclear issue, which is, you know, important to the safety of the world, to every country. not just u.s. and russia. and we'll confront the russians where we need to, where they're engaged in adventurism overseas. >> just to wrap up with one question, a lot of presidents have tried to bring peace between the israelis and the palestinians. the old model was when the party -- it was sort of thing where you step back and say, well, the parties decide what will they want. and they kind of step back. we now have put forward a plan, even some aspects of the plan looked like, aspects of previous plans. but, you know, we also need some of the arab countries and other people who are concerned about the issue to sign on. and to support health. they need to start disengaged a little bit. do you see a way to sort of move this plan forward and sell it

ukrainian soldier has been killed and several others wounded in the eastern donbass region the largest attack since the peace process was renewed last year ukraine says that russian backed separatists are responsible allegations deny age. of more on this that let's bring in $7000.00 who's in moscow's step how major an escalation is this. yes this is the largest attack and violence that happened since the peace process was renewed again after president as a lansky took office in ukraine he promised to bring peace to eastern ukraine was one of his biggest election from asus and then he started a process where in prisoners were exchanged there was a demilitarization process going on troops were withdrawn there was a meeting again also with president putin. present at the summit in paris where also germany and france were present and then this is happening now specifically at a very crucial location near a deal militarized zone this attack happened in the early morning both parties both the ukrainian army and the separatists backed by russia are blaming each other for this attack as usual

while visiting ukrainian troops on the front lines in the donbass region of ukraine, i've seen firsthand how much those soldiers need the military assistance president trump alone has provided. beyond whether the president's conduct met the high bar of impeachment, there is also the underlying issue of the legitimacy of the house impeachment process. the house democrats sent the? the a flawed case, on what constitutional law professor jonathan turley calls, quote, the shortest proceeding with the thinnest evidentiary record and the narrowest grounds ever used to impeach a president. end quote. instead of usings tools available to compel the administration to compel documents and witnesses, the house followed a self-imposed and entirely political deadline for voting on the articles of impeachment before christmas. after the rushed vote, the house then inexplicably stalled, keeping those articles from being delivered here in the senate for 28 days. time they could have used to subpoena witnesses and resolve the disagreements about whether evidence was privileged or not. they didn't even bo