given the green light to allow foreign fighters to be deployed with russian backed rebels in easton, ukraine. the defense minister says more than 16000 applications have been received from bid leasing countries like syria, with regarding the gathering of soldiers from around the world for ukraine. we see them in the western sponsors of the ukrainian regime. do not keep it a secret. they do it openly, disregarding international law. so if you see people who want to voluntarily without payments, come and help people living and don vass, well we need to meet their efforts and help them reach the combat zone. we don't to stephanie best as a senior associate fellow at the european leadership networks. he's also the former chief strategic policy analyst to the nato secretary general. she joys me from keel in germany. stephanie, thank you for joining us. despite ukrainian, please, nato have ruled out a new fly zones, but could they be doing more to stop? this will. well, you can always do more. but the minus stacks, nato has already done and is doing quite a significant job in terms of supporting t

back to rebels in easton, ukraine's a false flag operation with no evidence. condemnation at the un of to russia accuses washington of health in ukraine. built biological weapons. and in sports, ukraine's paralympic athletes continue to excel at the games. they almost missed that story, coming up later in the program. ah, you tube says it's immediately blocking access around the world to channels associated with russian state funded media. this is russia, opened a criminal case against facebook's parent company meta and moved to designate an extremist organization after it changed its policies, allowing some users to call for violence against vladimir putin and russian soldiers. matter is temporarily allowing some violent speech on his platforms. in the context of russia's invasion of ukraine under the amended policy uses will be able to call for the deaths of the russian president and his belly, russian counterpart and russian troops. but met his head of global affairs says it will only apply in ukraine itself, and it will not allow calls for violence against russian civilians. meanwh

the done bas region in easton ukraine, the full, the russian invasion. it's the setting of the documentary, this rain will never stop a film about the war and on bass, which began in 2014 and continues to this day. a documentary that's already become a historical document in its own right. it was directed by alina go, nova, we spoke with her on march 7th in ukraine's besieged capital chief. i feel to my last year and the right now i think i'm like another person person who fields that's moving because yes, everything changed. and that's wold sir, doesn't exist in any more. in this world, russian tanks stand outside the city. alina cordova has been taking part in the volunteer service. there. she can't say precisely where the 8 center is located. for security reasons, i'm into my car knee on the hour. there are by, i couldn't say this, we are trying to distribute to and coordinate to 8 comments, aaron 8 ah, for if it's really on an order for the also for an army. ah, we are trying to organize ourselves in some way because duration is very tough. in 2018,

the don bas region in easton ukraine, the full, the russian invasion. it's the setting of the documentary, this rain will never stop a film about the war and on bass, which began in 2014 and continues to this day. a documentary that's already become a historical document in its own right. it was directed by alina go, nova, we spoke with her on march 7th in ukraine's besieged capital chief. i feel to my last year and right now i think the time like another person, person who fields that's moving because yes, everything changed. and that's wold sir, doesn't exist in any more. in this world, russian tanks stand outside the city. alina cordova has been taking part in the volunteer service. there, she can't say precisely where the 8 center is located. for security reasons. i'm in my car, knee on the yard. there are, i couldn't say this. we are trying to distribute and coordinate to 8 comments. aaron, 8 ah, 4 bits that really aren't on order for that. also for an army. ah, we are trying to organize ourselves in some way because duration is very tough. in 2018

and as he was char straps of report style from vassar, if come in easton ukraine anastasio brought her son to this hospital in the city of zap, originally 2 weeks ago. 5 year old will, or the mayor was suffering eternal bleeding and in a critical condition, he is recovering. well, there has been heavy shilling in the town where they live and they can't get back because the russian army advance is it? yes, and of course i'm worried. i have 3 other children at home. there has been sheylan and they're hiding in the basement. newborn babies in incubators lined the corridor . doctors have moved them here to shield them. if is russian army shelling the venetian, your moxon, one of the he is this areas. protective who shrapner if there was a blast? so we put the babies here is deep inside the building between 2 walls. viashi's love leaders into the basement hospital star for preparing beds. the room feels cold and damp. they fear the children who cannot be moved from the intensive care unit of the shelling starts. there they all health, there were diseases there incurable. so we have to leave

charles traffic has more on the fighting for me is a for easier in easton ukraine. we traveled south of the city of south parisha. the road behind me is the road that it was expected, perhaps optimistically to see buses of civilians being transported out of mariel, pal taking them north to separation. that didn't happen because the see suarez failed. road is be very quiet. we've seen the occasional call carrying children. no. we've also seen a lot of military. interestingly, checkpoints that so we see early the day now abandoned and ukrainians. hanks heading towards russian positions. we range hold are only around 20 kilometers south of here will be speaking to villages in this area. they tell us what the situation is deteriorated dramatically today. i am well now, this group of people said they had neighborhood shilling as intense as little as young. our parents away said we were born during the war with the nazis, and we would die during of well, if i heard the soil rejects peyton's dead body, right? how is it possible they are next of kin? how can they do this? s

on the prevention of genocide, russia, they say his accused ukraine of committing genocide in easton ukraine in 2014 and use that as that pretext for this invasion, ukraine says this, this accusation of genocide is baseless and we will prove it. and that full russia's invasion on this pretext is illegal. as you mentioned, russia has a not attended the hearing that front row in the court lay empty seats that were reserved for their lawyers. and possibly one of the reasons for this no show is because one of that top lawyers alarm pele of france resigned last week. and in an open letter said enough is enough. i can no longer represent a country that so cynically despises the law. so that would have been a blow for the russian side. so what we're seeing now is that ukraine has wrapped up that argument. russia has boycotted by not attending and we can expect to see a judgement in record time usually takes about 3 years, but we could see something out of the i. c j in the next week. or her son is one of the few largest cities in ukraine that russian soldiers holding earlier they fought with you. c

and russia's president says, they're welcome to come to don bus back in easton ukraine, where russian buck separatists from done yet can against a fighting government forces in response to reports of foreign fighters joining ukraine's army. the russian government says it too is had requests from all over the world to join the battle regarding the gathering of soldiers from around the world for you green, we see them divest the sponsors of the ukrainian regime. do not keep it secret. they do it openly, disregarding international law. so if you see people who want all the interior league without payment to come and help people in dumbass while we need to meet their efforts and help them reach the combat zone on the talks of ukraine, the most recent were on thursday in turkey. putin says he's negotiators. tell him, there are certain positive shifts tonight because he was talking to a fellow russian present. alexander lucas shanker, who is in moscow, lucre shank has given russia troops an access to its territory to help the invasion of ukraine. its board, bella roost, a similar level of f

charles strafford al jazeera or a cave, easton ukraine. well, one way for people to escape the fighting is to travel ease through maria, pull into turkey, controlled by russian back separatists. and not many have dared to make the journey . as bernard smith reports now from the nevaeh's oscar region, these ukrainians left mary off old with just the few belongings they could pack in a hurry, which wasn't much. what was weighing these people down was the memories of what they've seen and what they've left behind. they've left a city of half a 1000000 people surrounded by forces from russia and don. yes, people who are now their hosts. nick describes living under shelling for 10 days as he made his way out of the city with his wife, child and mother in law. got them virtually in the world. we got into our car under constant sharon valley. there was no corridor. we had no help. we just drove, we went from one village to another, spent 4 days in the cellar, less than 5 days in the shed, with no water, no guests, no electricity, no internet. the

she fed lou, hans screeching in easton ukraine after her village came under shelling in the early hours of the morning. she was to return home. but her like elaina doesn't know who will be in control of her hometown, after russia recognize the cell, proclaim republics of the nets. and once you're close to shove, normally the master said we have nowhere to return to my mom and sister is still there. we couldn't get them out as soon as we do, we will leave. i don't know where to has hundreds of thousands of ukrainians fleet to neighboring countries. more people on the move from east to new cream. among them, many ethnic russians which moscow claimed it wanted to protect hood up de la meet al jazeera in eastern ukraine, when later for ministers have held another special meeting and ukraine. afterwards . secretary general jones dalton bag explain why, despite desperate appeals from ukraine, the alliance cannot impose enough flies on that getting directly involved in the conflicts. we have responsibility as late laws to prevent this war from escalade thing beyond ukraine. the goal south will

he's in easton ukraine. the buses in south towards marianna. the latest attempt to evacuate sawzall of people trapped in the besieged port city on the opposite sea, mariel has suffered some of the worst fighting in recent days. the russian army and russian bank separate his pointers, reportedly surrounded the city of the dead bodies lying in the streets. when we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine, we've got nothing more than ever seeing his mind. the roots of town are being shelled, says the policeman. at the moment, negotiations about leaving, which security have failed to trust me. i have family at home and i am also worried about. so he says, unfortunately, the best security for us all is to be inside the city on the ground. i didn't shelters approximately 200 kilometers north. in the town of all the cave, the buses meant to rescue the people of mariel and stopped. russian army positions are only 10 kilometers from here, drivers, some which family and mary also told us they heard reports of fighting

keith in easton, ukraine. the buses, it's south towards mariel, pull the latest attempt to evacuate thousands of people trapped in the besieged port city on the adult sea. murray, opal has suffered some of the worst fighting and recent days the russian army and russian back separatists fighters have reportedly surrounded the city where the dead bodies lie in the streets without this, right? we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine, we got nothing on that. one of them. i mean, you know, it was in his mind. the route south of town being shelled, says the policeman at the moment ago. creations about leaving with security have failed. trust me. i have family at home and i am also worried about them. he says order. unfortunately, the best security for his all is to be inside the city on the ground. one had in shelters already, approximately 200 kilometers north, in the town of or keep the buses meant to rescue the people of marable and stopped . russian army positions are onl

robert bride is the in easton ukraine. the town of trustee in it has been retaken by ukrainian troops, but with much of it lying in ruins, the russians departed after a month of heavy fighting, while many people took shelter for thank you. we have spent 30 days in the basement with small children who have been shaking until now. the russians left behind military hardware and allegations of widespread abuse. so that they came to our house, it's intimidated people and kicked him out of their homes. they took everything from us, mobile phones, guns, food, everything in the past week ukrainian forces have been recapturing towns and villages around the capital cave, while russian forces of also being withdrawing or being pushed back in the northeast and south west. it thought the russians will now concentrate efforts in the east of the country and mount a final push to take the besieged city of mary paul efforts to open a humanitarian corridor into the ruined city. continue. the international committee of the red cross says in

the city of guinea pro in easton ukraine, and you, france, in russia's war emergency services said at least 3 missiles hit civilian targets here, including the shoe factory for ukraine. another sign the russia is deliberately targeting civilians. much more, we see more destruction of civilian infrastructure. merger of ukrainians by a terrorist state. the russian federation. there's always another person that russia also launched attacks on looks. can yvonne oh frank ifs. 2 cities in western ukraine far from the main battle zones. the kremlin, unilaterally announced humanitarian corridors in places, including mario paul harkins, shanna vive and sumi, the 1st residence of sumi, who managed to flee by one of the corridors, arrived in the western city of eve, or a chevy dealer and then liberally deal. so my lord, i've seen planes fly over us and bomb our street several times. it was horrible. i took the kids and hid no, only thought massena bye. he blessed him. yeah. i said i. they bombed our streets. our buildings are homes. one of the bombs killed 22 people, 3 of them children. the whol

in easton, ukraine al jazeera is charles stratford. is that charles? what's the latest you're hearing from mario, paul? some very wiring reports coming out of the strategically important port. city of mary awful. in the south. we've been speaking to our drivers there who have been trying to get civilians out of the city. they're saying that there has been heavy fighting in the last couple of hours and they describe meeting russian forces west of the city as they tried to escape mary. awful. i said that russian soldiers were basically checking calls for weapons and stopping civilians from moving out of the city. they talk about a least one bridge close to mariel pool. having been destroyed their con, confirm as to which side blew up the bridge. and they describe the city of sorry, the town of men whose, which is west of mary opal as being completely destroyed. i said that they saw i'm houses and buildings on fire. we knew or predicted that the battle for mary awful would be a heavy one. and as you say the mer earlier today, reporting mass casualties in

under siege and hitting new targets with bombs and missiles strikes the city of denise pro in easton ukraine, a new front in russia's war, emergency services said at least 3 missiles hit civilian targets here, including the shoe factory for ukraine and other sign the russia is deliberately targeting civilians. what's more, we see more destruction of civilian infrastructure. merger of ukrainians by a terrorist state, the russian federation. there's always another person who for that are russia also launched attacks on looks. can ivana france gifts to cities and western ukraine? far from the main battle zones, the kremlin, unilaterally announced humanitarian corridors in places including mario pl, harkey of shen of eve and sumi. the 1st residence of sumi who managed to flee by one of the corridors, arrived in the western city of the v or a chevy dealer and then liberated you'll sell my lord. i've seen plain fly over us and bomb our street several times. it was horrible. i took the kids and hid is now only thornton seen that by he blessed him. yeah, i. they bombed our streets. our buildings are

on my side baked into deep city in easton, ukraine, and i'll be bringing you on the latest on the destruction here. what's the city has been targeted by russian forces? an appeal for help president, one of them is a landscape tells is rainy politicians that both countries are facing destruction waiting for their new moms. we look at who's caring for, sorry, good babies, held in a makeshift nursery in ukraine's captain and sports manchester city. stay on course for a trophy travel english premier league leaders and booked a spot in the face semi finalists with an emphatic when over south hampton. with ukraine's president has called it a tara, that will be remembered for centuries to come while a demo zalinski is accusing russian forces of war crimes in trying to seize control of the port city of are you paul? and in the past couple of hours, he urged israel to help protect ukraine against the invasion. the un says 10000000 people have now fled their homes in ukraine. that's almost a quarter of the population. and here's why. the key of this is what people who are still in the capital heard it

seeing the war in his homeland syria, he sought refuge in his mother's homeland easton ukraine and found himself in another world. sir. she taught them florence tomorrow. his stomach was just done with the 1st month. is chris with mister, with your symbol missouri? this feel was created by itself in some way. so with us, sir, we were full in reality and we realized during the few that it's something bigger. in the documentary, his story becomes a universal one. turning the film into a meditation on the nature of war itself, ukraine's military on parade a fascinating and disconcerting sight. but today the filmmaker says, this scene has taken on a new meaning before that so ah, a lot of fun people, a bro b. they said that it's like a militarization or something. great dads buy bread. now we could see that actually right now, this people that protects him ourselves from these crazy army. the homelands of both, andrey solomon's parents are caught up in wools. his father stays in contact with other family members now scattered around the world. his parents chose to stay in ukraine in 2014, de

asking, since we have our nor normandy for much anymore, we don't have the means agreement to load easton ukraine. these forms are dead. a since russia has invaded ukraine, so we will have to establish a new format. so far we have seen talks direct talks between russia and ukraine. but i think when we come closer to a real solution of the problem, a ceasefire and an agreement, then there will be of course, a place for the u. s. at the table or more, even more, i think without the us no agreement can be reached at. are we seeing any progress in any of these other diplomatic channels, whether it's the talks and bella roost, the talks that have been held in turkey? do you really see any signs of true progress? no, not at all. i'm very pessimistic about those stocks. it's important that they talk . one thing that can come out of it are the humanitarian corridors, the so called corridors, which actually did not work so far as they should be. but they're awesome and people's lives are, are saved. so we'll short and we should continue in that direction. but as far as a ceasefire is concerned, i think ru

and now they have also been a more reports of intensive fight shelling in easton, ukraine. how much do we know now in the city of hockey, that's the 2nd biggest city in ukraine. a 180 rockets hit the city just to day. so this is if not a great expansion of military activity in the area, it's certainly a continuation of what the city has been seeing since the beginning of the war. the city is half surrounded by russian troops, but it's still under ukrainian control and it's not part of the occupied don best territory. so this is where you're seeing russia saying that they're trying to expand the military activity. they're concentrating the forces on this area because it's in the east where there's more russian speakers and where they've already had troops for quite some time now. so that's in accordance with what russia said yesterday about focusing its troops there rather than on the capital key of in central ukraine did abuse. i'm yeah, i see reporting from levin west in ukraine. thank you very much. and our next guest is a glass snack, coff. she's a writer, the author of r

but up did meet algebra in easton, ukraine. more than 200 children, her moved from an orphanage in se ukraine, after russian troops at sac to near by nuclear power station. they were in the town of zor, parisha were some of the children is said to have been terrified by constant air raid sirens. the orphanage directors jarling by train with them to bring them to safety and neighboring poland. what you know, what a shipping, if you put in a saying that he is doing something here, but he is simply killing people, simply killing people that i don't understand why the russian people cannot believe that we are being bombarded, that we and our children are being killed it is very hard. i'm sorry. we don't want to leave ukraine. we love it. it is so hard. but unfortunately, we must leave. we really want to come back. i'll correspond as in basra is following the situation at a border crossing between ukraine and poland. you spoke to philip randi the united nations high commissioner for refugees. it's very difficult to even listen to the

and russia's president says, they're welcome to come to don bus back in easton ukraine, where russian backed separatists from done yet can ganske a fighting government forces in response to reports of foreign fighters joining ukraine's army. the russian government says it too is had requests from all over the world to join the battle regarding the gathering of soldiers from around the world for you green, we see them divest the sponsors of the ukrainian regime. do not keep it secret. they do it openly, disregarding international law. so if you see people who want to interior league without payment to come and help people in dumbass while we need to meet their efforts and help them reach the combat zone on the talks of ukraine, the most recent were on thursday in turkey. putin says his negotiators tell him, there are certain positive shifts tonight because he was talking to bell russian president, alexander lucas shanker, who's in moscow. lucas shank has given russia troops an access to its territory to help the invasion of ukraine. its board, bella roost, a similar level of functions

all right, now i said bag is in the need in easton, ukraine joined us from that. so i said how much hope of pinning our people pinning rather on those talks, it depends who you speak to and where they are. we have to remember the over 4000000 ukrainians have left this country and right, 6500000 have been displaced because of the fighting. now if you speak to some people who have been displaced, will they just want to go back to their homes? i want to go back to the cities, they want to be reunited to families and go back to their lives. many people want that cease fire, but it all depends on what that will look like. what piece looks like a will russia give up territory that they've taken really, those people be able to go back and those are the underlying questions around this . but in for the reality, for many people is such as the city of hockey, the 2nd largest city is that bayard daily bombardment, daily shelling and their lives are now revolves around this war. many people in this country. now it is just me talking about mary o pearl group you talk about her

putin approves bringing fights his from the middle east to support pro russian separatists in easton, ukraine, and old friends overrule whale could, who's taking care of thousands of children who fled ukraine. for russia. expanded its aerial attack on ukraine, adding to a humanitarian crisis in areas cut off by invading forces. hardcase in the northeast is under continuous bombardment destroying nearly 50 schools. in the southeast, hundreds of thousands of people are trapped to mario poll. they're describing it as hell. and civilians while they're desperate for food and water with no way out of the city in central ukraine for the 1st time russia has attack. deborah, the city was once considered relatively safe for people was sheltering there from other besieged areas, offensives, wide and further to the west. russian air strikes of targeted to military air feels killing at least 2 ukrainian offices. that one name begins are coverage. ukrainians, living in the central city of denise bro, woke up to the booms and fire balls of 3 airstrikes on friday. then this c chart, buildings, cars, even the

i can update now after my correspond as it beg, who is in denise pro in easton, ukraine. my apologies. we seem to have lost ah, i said we will try and her speak to him of the letter the program if we can. but mary paul is on the verge of the humanitarian catastrophe. according to its mare who is calling for a complete evacuation, about 160000 civilians remain trapped in the port city. russian forces have surrounded it. much of the city had been destroyed after fierce bombardment across the country. there's unlikely to be any further evacuation on monday. ukraine says no humanitarian corridors have been agreed upon with russia because of possible provocations along the routes. i've been called and has story meeting of foreign ministers of israel for arab nations and the u. s. and they gave some it has just wrapped up and the message from israel's foreign minister was better ties with arab nations will deter yvonne. yeah, repeat mit. foreign ministers from blue e offering egypt and morocco, the pin said they would work together to create a new security architecture to count

to justify his country's actions by claiming moscow was trying to protect ethnic russians in easton, ukraine, from the government in keefe. the purpose of our action is to save these people by fulfilling our obligations as allies and to demilitarize and do not so fi ukraine, so that such a thing will never occur. again, this is particularly relevant in the light of the fact that this country is being dragged into nato, that the country is being flooded with offensive weapons. and this is a country which has openly made territorial claims against the right of russian federation and threatened to use force and to acquire a military nuclear capability. well, emily, sherwin is with me now. she was a correspondent in moscow until her accreditation was revoked by russia early last year last month. welcome, emily. let's start with what we were hearing there from. so gay law for all these continued justifications for russia's invasion as saying that it was to be nazi fine, demilitarized ukraine, despite ukraine, having a jewish president who's really, who's fought against the nazis. why is moscow co

sought to justify countries, actions by claiming moscow was trying to protect ethnic russians in easton, ukraine, from the government in care. the purpose of our action is to save these people by fulfilling our obligations as allies and to demilitarize and de knobs. if i ukraine, so that such a thing will never occur again, this is particularly relevant in the light of the fact that this country is being dragged into nato, that the country is being flooded with offensive weapons. and this is the country which has openly made territorial claims against the right of russian federation and threatened to use force and to acquire a military nuclear capability. well, it's more headlines related to this war, a new ukraine. the united states is expelling 12 russian un diplomats accusing them of being spies, rushes un ambassador vassily. now ben sia told the session of the security council about the move describing it as a hostile step. elated refused to specify whether he was amongst those told to leave her what ukraine's navy says its soldiers stationed on snake island are alive and have been taken as

of soul to justify roches actions by claiming that moscow seeks to protect ethnic russians in easton ukraine from the government and cave. you'll. the purpose of our action is to save these people by fulfilling our obligations as allies and to demilitarized and de nazi fi ukraine, so that such a thing will never occur. again, this is particularly relevant in the light of the fact that this country is being dragged into nato, that the country is being flooded with offensive weapons. and this is a country which has openly made territory ill claims against the right of russian federation and threatened to use force and to acquire military nuclear capability. or russia finds itself increasingly isolated as the impact of economic sanctions against the country is expanding. global energy companies are offloading their shares of russian gas and oil suppliers. shipping giant mask says it will stop all freight deliveries to russian ports. credit card companies are blocking payments from russian banks. people, there are still unsure how the sanctions will affect them. soon. economic sanctions and noth

while earlier we spoke with thomas roper himself and he believes the story of easton ukraine over the past. 8 years remains largely untold in the west. i would agree with the italian colleague because i just returned myself 2 hours ago from, from the conflict region and the bus and every where we have been. and with journalists, they were screaming at us why the western press didn't tell the world about the us war there. and now we see again, the same thing the world didn't see the g s. war. the western media didn't talk about it. and now the, from this conflict and yeah, well i would not call them hypocritical. i would really call them someone even lying. because what i have seen is just the opposite. and i see our nice, it's just the opposite of what we are taught in the western media. we have seen this already in germany, for example, in 2014, when the country started that the 2nd german tv channel, short soldiers ukraine. so just a moment without commenting it so that now they're telling us that there are no naps in ukraine. i don't know how this fits and not the ignoring that we

the fact that a parts of the easton ukraine didn't resist, did that cool? wanted to stick with the democracy, debate at taking part in electing a democratically elected president, was overthrown by violence. and then the key of regime, the new cool regime war that they launched against us bid for independence. and of course the what happened in dumbass, the killings there this as completely excise and whitewash from western media reporting. so what you're left with is the idea that a madman in the kremlin woke up one morning. and so who am i going to attack to they only look on the map, all chose ukraine and we'll take it. and of course, the other part is downplayed is the nato expansion. and the fact that russia, that was the one that tried diplomacy back in december with the draft proposals for treaties with nato and the u. s. totally rejected by them. this could be more and more could have been prevented by the u. s. had they seriously negotiated that and had they told the key every gene that is clearly under the thumb of the united states to not attack

i must beg in hockey city in easton ukraine, and i'll be bringing you on the latest on the destruction here of this city has been pounded by russia. russia says it has attacked you crying with cruise missiles from its ships in the black and caspian seas and is again used hypersonic weapons. we report from a refugee camp in somalia, where many people forced to move by droughts on now facing salvation. ukraine's president says it is in his words, a terror that will be remembered for centuries to come. one of them is zalinski accusing russian forces of war crimes in trying to seize control of the fort city of money. you pull you and says 10000000 people have now fled their homes in ukraine. that's almost a quarter of the population in ty neighborhoods are trying to get out of my. are you paula stephanie deco reports now from western ukraine. it's relentless and it's been 3 weeks of this. the neighborhoods of murray, paul, are unrecognizable. now the bodies lie where they fell. it's not safe to collect them. not safe to bury them in a cemetery. small solace for their families, the cold kee

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

organize humanitarian cardoso marable that you have several 100000 people that are now tracked in easton, ukraine with restaurants all around and fi on the other side. that is twice failed to the idea that some more ambitious scheme for why did you manage area code or across the grant work, i think now is a little early. this is a strict and that is getting worse. people in subsidies now have been without power, without water, without mobile phone coverage for days, people having to start eating the supply that tinge that kind of emergency supplies . they put down going into this crisis. so there is definitely, jason is getting worse by the day and the impact on over to the end is going to get worse as just try and keep where you are. there is, has, of course, also been an immense russian military convoy building up outside of the capital. what is the sense in keith of what's to come? i think in the early days of this war, there was a hope that somehow ukraine could reach ordinary russians. we saw lots of, you can pop stall, youtube, people have a falling in russia, trying to directly address peo

she fed lou hans greed jan in easton ukraine. after her village came under shelling in the early hours of the morning. she was to return home. but her, like elena doesn't know who will be in control of her home town after russia recognized the cell proclaim republics of the nets. and once you could muster shut no, not the mustang, we have nowhere to return. my mom and sister is still there. we can get them out as soon as we do, we will leave, i don't know where to as hundreds of thousands of ukrainians please to neighboring countries. more people on the move from east to new crane. among them, many ethnic russians which moscow claimed it wanted to protect hood abdul hamid al jazeera in eastern ukraine. the your opinion is great to offer protection for refugees from ukraine. they'll be given residency rights for up to 2 years. obviously resembles robbie reports now from the ukranian border. town of shamia. romano is from kirk. he a city, a ruin from russia. he's at the border to let go of everything he loves. turned back alone and

on the ground and easton ukraine, thousands of volunteers have signed up to help distribute these donations of food and clothing and medicine. child stratford father support from the city of ne pro the i tell you very much as what i did the last i need 5 people quickly. any volunteers, the man says, the former line to unload donated food, water, betting clothes is taken into water for decades, has been a center for culture and arts and is now become a vital and potential life saving a distribution point. it is incredible sense of purpose and energy in this sense of what these people are doing is they're taking in donations of food, clothing, bedding medicine. they're boxing them up watching the materials up and then they're going to be distributing them too many of the hundreds of thousands of people that have fled to fighting across this region. this crash in used to get them though might be much better than sitting at home. we are as depressed as every one in the country, but we come here to live, tell us periods will feel proud and unified here. our list, if they ever fall into stick tap