i asked emanuel macron _ was there any progress? there any progress? i asked emanuel macron what was - was there any progress? i asked emanuel macron what was the i was there any progress? i asked i emanuel macron what was the point was there any progress? i asked - emanuel macron what was the point of the phone calls as the violence rages and the fact there are still open communication is good, not progress but a good thing to keep it going. 75 minutes of talks between the german chancellor and putin and himself. both the french and german to say he was not open to a ceasefire under realistic conditions and the kremlin said he took the opportunity to complain about alleged violation against humanity of the ukrainian against russian soldiers and macron�*s office released pictures of him with his head in his hands so why does he do it. he is criticised by some at home and abroad is being played by moscow, he says these calls are not his idea, they are coordinated with international allies. it is good he says to keep lines of communic

artillery fire reaches the outskirts of the capital and german chancellor, olaf sholtes french president, emanuel micron demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call with russian president vladimir putin. but they say the russian leader, is it not ready to end the war? also polish volunteers step up to help you training refugees. but authorities warn they are close to the breaking point. ah, i my blue cross. welcome to the program with russia's war in ukraine. now in its 3rd week, the capital key was bracing for an all out attack. as the invading forces close in the cities may or former heavyweight boxing champion vitale, kitch go called on residents to prepare to fight warning russia we will not give up . and together we will stand. meanwhile, shelley has already reached the outskirts of the capital fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys. with no problem the all the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning with oh, she 3 sit around. there are people living in these apartment buildings, the civilians, a

artillery fire reaches the outskirts of the capitol, german chance are all av shelton, french president, emanuel micron demanded immediate cease fire and ukraine during a phone call with latimer potent. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war and polish volunteer step up to help you craning refugees. but authorities warned their close to the break. ah, i'm william go craft. welcome to the program. ukraine has accused russian forces of killing 7 civilians. trying to flee, fighting near keith cranes, defense ministry said russian troops opened fire on a convoy of people as they tried to escape a village north east of the capitol. as rushing forces close in, keys mayor is calling on residence to repair to fight. shelley has already reached the outskirts of the city. fire crews rushed to the scene after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys with luther. but it was the all the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning with oh, she's pretty thick around there. are people living in these apartment buildings? the civilians is with lou. this is

all our shoals and french president emanuel micron demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call was lied. amir potent. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war. ah. hello, i'm clear. richardson of a warm welcome to the show. with rush as war on ukraine now in its 3rd week, the capital key is bracing for an all out attack. as the invading forces close in the city's mer, former heavyweight boxing champion vitaly clinico called on residents to prepare to fight warning russia. we will not give up and together we will stand. and meanwhile, shelling has already reached the outskirts of keith. fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys lib, lib liberal as the all the artillery showing started at around 6 30 in the morning with, oh, she's pretty sick around. there are people living in these apartment buildings. the civilians were blue. this is a suburban area here. they're providing mcgee, what's a good day with russia, stepping of its bombardment of ukrainian cities, including the capitol. it's fear

on the weekend president emanuel micron of france held his 4th phone call with lead to be approved in the criminal since the invasion began on february, the 24th, the pest spent an hour and 45 minutes talking on the phone on sunday. president macro is said to have urged routine to uphold humanitarian law and to respect the safety of ukraine's nuclear sites. naphtali bennett, the israeli prime minister, took off on a secret flight to moscow on the weekend spending 3 hours with mister putin in the kremlin before then. heading off for further talks with the german government in berlin, but the phone call that has produced the most information for us about what president putin is currently thinking took place on sunday between him and president, one of turkey, mr. heard on, urged putin to declare a cease fire to open humanitarian corridors, and to sign a peace agreement. and he offered turkey as a host for talks that was from the turkish side. in response, the kremlin says, mister putin said the only way out of this war is if ukraine surrenders its weapons and guarantees all of the kremli

and this was being done at the behest by the request of president emanuel. ready micron of from what i can tell you that in the last few minutes, french television is reporting that emanuel macro denies that he asked the russians to operate humanitarian corridors in this way. and i think a significant points of caution need to be applied to what is going on here on the one hand, because there is no ukrainian confirmation that it is in any way involved in these corridors. the previous 2 attempts out of multiple, whereas the result of joint agreement between the 2 sides that came out of cease fire talks. this looks much more like a unilateral russian act. and indeed, a ukrainian presidential spokesman has called these actions immoral because the roots and this is the 2nd part of point of caution. the roots being laid out by the russian ministry of defense, all the evacuation point in the direction of belarus, and in the direction of russia. these are roots, purportedly, therefore carrying ukrainians out of the country to bellows and out of the country to russi

he was told of the russian president by emanuel micron, that he will cost your country dearly. your country will end up isolated, weakened and under sanctions for a very long time. and the french president said that france is now preparing for the worse. the french president, of course, has had many meetings with bloody reputed over the past few weeks. and they relationship was one of the closest between any european leader and the russian president. and i think it's telling that blood of me put in reached out to him today. but i think the message that emanuel micron bought was certainly much more bleak than he expected. and this is a president that usually likes to put a more positive spin on things, and that was clearly not the case today, all right, door. somebody, thanks to the dollars interest. also jabari the live in moscow. want to go back to address and understand who's in live in western ukraine under to talk about reports that we've seen here about a cargo ship possibly being sunk by mine in the black simeha odessa. do you know anything about yes, sir. the vista shipp

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i listed for sale because you're starting from israel. emanuel macro now presents himself as estates man with a vision. he's always negotiating often by phone with president putin or his ukrainian counterpart for loading mir zalinski. many french motors think he's the only french politician for this situation. romilly ganita. among the presidential candidates. he seems to be the only one capable of maintaining a dialogue with cotton le do. all he can to make sure this conflict ends as soon as possible. really booked those very important. i'm really not pro michael, but when i asked people around me whether they picture someone else, like my le pen, valid, he pay class or only below sure. managing this conflict, we all fault. no. they might be more dangerous in anything else. chose an ace bode as glad that my car is profiting from the international situation. but he points out that he hasn't yet won the election. many voters regret, he hasn't managed to push his reforms through other say, these are too radical for jojo citizens. are people who criticize emanuel mac homes record that's

emanuel macron said that putin is saying that the annihilation of these cities, the strangulation of these cities will continue until he achieves his aim. >> neil: all right. if we hear more by putin and what he told the russian people today, we'll fill you in on that. let's say he's not giving up and inch and despite sanctions that have gone but i is companies that are self-sanctions saying that they don't want to do business there and might never as long as he's there. let's go to a citizen taking up arms to defend kyiv. thank you for joining us. you heard what vladimir putin has to say. he's not giving up the fight. he said they're going to achieve their goals and that the way you know life there will change dramatically. what do you think of that? >> well, this is war. things might change. but, you know, like the wars have been changing -- has been going not as planned, not that somebody wanted with the odds worse than ours. our odds for the moment is ukraine going against world second biggest military, russia. so far it isn't going to putin's plan. so like why should it suddenly

news life from berlin e leaders gather for crisis talks as war rages in ukraine, french president emanuel my call posting a summit, invest side to help coordinate a response to russia's invasion. ukraine's president of a lot of landscape is due to make a virtual address to the gathering. also coming up still no path to peace talks between ukraine and russia and in a know deal on a cease fire. your grades, foreign minister vowels. ukraine will never surrender. as his russian counterpart, defense evasion and mission to moscow. political reports, former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder, is the, is in the russian capital to try and mediate an end to the war in ukraine. mister shorter has faced fierce criticism for his close ties with land also. and humanitarian catastrophe. keith accuses russia of bombing children's hospitals. and you create the authorities, say several people are dead, including at least one child. ah. hello everyone, i'm layla iraq. thank you so much for joining us. all 27 of the use leaders are meeting right now as we speak in versailles, france for a crisis summit. on

president putin telling emanuel macron he'll continue his invasion.y russian forces. in kharkiv, at least three schools were hit by russian missile strikes. near kyiv, the 40-mile long convoy stalled. >> you see those brave locals blockading the russians from advancing any way they could before eventually being pushed aside. the white house asking congress for $10 billion in new emergency aid for ukraine. ukraine also tops the agenda of a 2:00 p.m. cabinet meeting today. and the president held a joint call with leaders of australia, india and japan to discuss next steps in the global response to putin's invasion. let's get to the white house and kaitlan collins. a lot -- this is dominating the president's day. >> it absolutely is. start with that call at 9:00 a.m. this morning with those allies that is so-called quad, india, japan and australia. of course, that comes -- that call with president biden after india obstained from the united nations vote that was condemning the war in ukraine and calling on putin to pull his troops out of there and stop t

>> i haven't yet. >> reporter: emanuel's phone battery was dead.he fear of the past two weeks and the relief now overwhelming. and outside the train station, we saw him again, helping him place that much-needed call. >> daddy, i'm fine. >> reporter: david, the ukrainian government said they had hoped to evacuate 100,000 civilians today. they say only about 40,000 managed to escape. they say they expect another six humanitarian corridors to be open tomorrow, including in the kyiv region and in the battered port city of mariupol. david? >> those corridors desperately needed. matt gutman reporting from lviv for us tonight. matt, thank you. >>> and tonight here in washington, the biden administration fully aware of the economic impact of these sanctions here at home. americans seeing rising gas prices, up another 7 cents in just the last 24 hours. and take a look at the numbers tonight. the national average now at $4.30 a gallon, a 60-cent hike in just one week. tonight here, the images that say it all. american families looking for any place they can

francis emanuel. michael spent 2 hours on the phone on sunday, edging the russian president and military operations and protects ukraine's nuclear sites. and israel's prime minister enough tony bennett, made a secret trip to moscow on saturday before meeting germany's chancellor in berlin. jonah whole has more from the vive. in western ukraine, several world leaders have dipped their toes into increasingly murky diplomatic waters. in recent days, on the weekend president emanuel macaroni of france held his 4th phone call with lead to be approved in the criminal since the invasion began. on february, the 24th, the past spend an hour and 45 minutes talking on the phone on sunday. president macro is said to have urged food in to uphold humanitarian law and to respect the safety of ukraine's nuclear sites. naphtali bennett, the israeli prime minister, took off on a secret flight to moscow on the weekend spending 3 hours with mister putin in the kremlin. before then, heading off for further talks with the

so this is terrifying. french president emanuel micron says his counterpart vladimir putin shows no willingness to end the war with ukraine mahoney and german chancellor, olaf shoulds held joint telephone tops with putin saturday afternoon during the 90 minute call. the 2 western leaders urge boot and to agree to an immediate cease fire in ukraine. schultz is office said they pressed putin to find a diplomatic solution boot and also updated macaroni shells on recent talks between russian and ukrainian negotiating teams. and let's get the latest on those diplomatic efforts with dw reporter jo delroy. joel, did this call accomplish anything? we can tell you what the french president's office said about them. he call them very frank and difficult. now the talks were private. we didn't see a transcript, the german chances office put out a statement saying that they had urged, put in to find an immediate cease fire. and to come up with a diplomatic solution and that no further content was going to be released. but some more details did emerge in the french press. they apparently talked extensively a

artillery fire reaches the outskirts of the capital and german chancellor, olaf sholtes french president, emanuel micron demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call with russian president vladimir putin. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war. also polish volunteer step up to help cranium refugees but.

says, russian president vladimir putin is not willing to end the war in ukraine. french president, emanuel mac hall and german chancellor, all of sholtes held joint telephone talks with him on saturday. the 2 western leaders urged potent to agree to an immediate si, fi in ukraine, and find a diplomatic solution. he was president joe biden has authorized a further 200000000 in new weapons to ukraine in addition to the 350000000 and has already authorized for military equipment. it's the largest such package in us history. the move follows a raft of sanctions from washington, including a ban on russian vodka. all of you, italian police have seized a yacht worth 530000000 euros, and by russian oligarch, andre helena jenko, melner jenko, excuse me. in the port of triest, the billionaire was sanctioned in response to the russian invasion of ukraine. last week. italian police say several villas and yachts from 5 russians on the sanctions list. the un says more than 2 and a half 1000000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. now authorities in s

you need his whole crisis talk french president emanuel con, post summit inverse site coordinate, a response to russia's invasion. ah, i'm really mohammed walked to the program. russian troops are advancing toward major ukrainian cities amid strong resistance pushing to encircle, keep with heavy fighting, taking place, just east of the capitol. russian troops are also continuing their seat of the south eastern city of mario pole, a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital. high level talks on thursday failed to bring a cease fire as ukrainian civilians continue to suffer ambushed on the road to keep after 2 weeks of fighting ukrainian forces are battling to stop their capital. from being surrounded off to russian tanks reached its eastern outskirts on wednesday. ukrainian soldiers said they forced back the convoy with the russians, leaving behind an armored personnel carrier as well as 2 tanks, one of which they were able to repair and take themselves. but while keith continues to put up fierce resistance on the ground, there was little progress on the diplomatic front of the russi

line from rural and e leaders gather for crisis talks as war rages and ukraine, french president emanuel, my call, posting a summit, and best side to help coordinate a response to russia's invasion, ukraine's president of a lot of landscape is due to make a virtual address to the gathering, also coming up still no path to peace talks between ukraine and russia and in a know deal on a cease fire.

so this is terrifying. french president emanuel micron says his counterpart vladimir putin shows no willingness to end the war with ukraine mahoney and german chancellor, olaf shoulds hell join telephone tops with putin saturday afternoon during the 90 minute call. the 2 western leaders urge boot and to agree to an immediate cease fire in ukraine. schultz is office said they pressed putin to find a diplomatic solution boot and also updated macaroni shells on recent talks between russian and ukrainian negotiating teams. and let's get the latest on those diplomatic efforts with dw reporter jo delroy. joel, did this call accomplish anything? we can tell you what the french president's office said about them. he call them very frank and difficult. now their talks were private. we didn't see a transcript, the german chances office put out a statement saying that they had urged, put in to find an immediate cease fire. and to come up with a diplomatic solution and that no further content was going to be released. but some more details did emerge in the french press. they apparently talked extensively

also coming up french president emanuel micron calls the russian invasion of ukraine. a new era for europe is announcing a boost in defense spending and civilian casualties mount as russia steps of its attacks on ukrainian cities, russia claiming it now a house control of the black sea port, city of harrison. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this wednesday, we begin with much of the world against the war of russian president vladimir putin . today, the united nations general assembly adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw its military from the country. the historic resolution won the support of a $141.00 countries. only 5 countries voted against it before the vote ukrainian ambassador to the un accused russia of seeking this to commit genocide in his country. and you call them the world to stand together against moscow's aggressions . here's the un secretary general antonio good taylor speaking after the vote. the general assembly as spoken a secretary general. it is my duty

france is russian president vladimir putin is not willing to end the war in ukraine. french president emanuel, my call and german chancellor. ola sholtes held joint telephone talks with potent on saturday. the 2 western leaders urged potent to agree to an immediate cease fire in ukraine and find a diplomatic solution for you as president joe biden has authorized a further $200000000.00 in new weapons to ukraine. in addition to the 350000000 that has already authorized the largest such package in us history, the move follows a raft of sanctions from washington, including a ban on russian baka job bush. all the un says more than 2 and a half 1000000 people have now fled ukraine, and more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. now authorities in several cities dare say they are running out of space at the border shelters have sprung up to accommodate people arriving exhausted after days on the road. they are mostly staffed by volunteers, offering what little comfort they can ah, even involve children, find moments of joy in a playful fight with polish while until out in getting

that you're not alone, ukraine's government has called this announcement immoral french president emanuel mac phone said it's cynical and hypocritical, especially in light of 2 attempts over the weekend to get civilians out of maria poll. both fail due to suspected russian attacks breaking those local cease fires. now the cities are major population centers and they've been under heavy bombardment for days. we can see on our next map, when we overlay where the cities are, where the fighting is. you can see it might not look like things have changed much in the last few days. but that's because military analysts say a russian forces are regrouping. they're getting ready for renewed assaults on key . if you could see here they're moving in both from the north coming around from the west and also coming across the east trying to surround that city. we've heard of course, maria poll is completely cut off, besieged by sit by russian forces on all sides. heavy bombardment and hi keith. so it is very, very heavy fighting, even as ukraine forces have reportedly been able to beat back some of the

yes, they are admitting it and emanuel mac wrong. the french president who had, during, he came to office 5 years ago or been already talking about it more autonomy in europe, more independence to sort of be more self reliant. he had this, i told you so moment he could carpet, hardly a keep himself form for i'm reiterating that. so yes, he was proven right in many other countries, in particular, germany where proven to be very naive the, to trusting in their relations was russia. and to trusting that good economic growth relations would relate into a close political and reliable political relationship. so all of this has been thrown down the drain. now all this is gone and they've quite have to completely reoriented their industrial policy, the energy policy and their jew political stand because they have recognized that everything they've done. and the few years in that regard was just not right. and this is what they're doing. now they're trying to become more self reliant. of course, they have to have a new energy policy. the whol

also coming up as the war in ukraine bridge is on you, leaders pulled crisis talks french president emanuel mccomb post a summit and we're side to help coordinate a response to russians invasion. ah, uncle, really, it's good to have you with us. we start with the situation on the ground in ukraine . we're russian. troops are advancing towards major cities and fierce ukrainian resistance. russian forces are pushing to and circle peeved with heavy fighting, taking place, just east of the capitol. russian troops are also continuing their siege of the southeastern city of mario paul a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital. high level talks on thursday failed to eat as the cease fire, as ukrainian civilians continue to suffer ambushed on the road to keep after 2 weeks of fighting ukrainian forces battling to stop their capital from being surrounded off to russian. tanks reached its eastern outskirts on wednesday. ukrainian soldiers said they forced back the convoy with the russians, leaving behind an armored personnel carrier as well as 2 tanks, one of which they were able to repair

russian president vladimir putin shows no willingness to end the war with ukraine, french president, emanuel micron and german chancellor, olaf sholtes held joint telephone talks with putin on saturday afternoon during their 90 minute call. the 2 western leaders urged bruton to agree to an immediate cease fire in ukraine, shows his office that he and mc wrong called on, put in to begin the process of finding a diplomatic solution. who didn't brief my horn and shoulder on recent talks between russian and ukrainian negotiating teams. and let's dive into this with our political correspondence, thomas barrow. he joins me now in the studio at thomas. you tell us more about what has come out of this round of diplomacy. so france and germany have placed their hopes for a long time already. but now more than ever on trying to find a diplomatic solution, what that specifically means is that they want 1st and foremost a ceasefire. an immediate cease fire that something that did come out of that, of that talk, that they asked vladimir putin for that specific ceasefire. that has to be the pre condition

the mandate french president emanuel my call has said the invasion is the beginning of a new era for europe in an address to the french nation. my call say he plans to step up investment in defense of france and the european union. the president also warned that the war in ukraine will hit the french economy hod, adding, this is the price for freedom and democracy, ahmed, it is surely partially bowpoint assaulting the you and refugee agency says the number of people flaying a crane has now passed the 1000000 mark, making it the fastest exodus of refugees. so far this century now is to heading toward poland with other neighboring countries like romania, also taking in refugees. but as de w correspondent, fanny fashion discovered some having to wait longer than others to cross to safety . ah, finally hear. thousands are pouring towards the ukrainian border with romania as word spreads of the tale back of refugees at the polish crossing. with harrowing image is still in our minds and few items in their hands. they arrive at the last check point to safety. oksana and her kids needed 4 da

a government that he sees is friendly to him, so according to the lease a palace, emanuel my call after this call felt that the west was yet to come to the police chief international editor richard walker. many thanks. the european union has agreed to give emergency temporary protection to refugees plain the war cry. it means that more than a 1000000 people who have flayed can now apply for temporary protective status and residency permits throughout the millions more are expected to follow. the measure is meant to ease pressure on member states that border crime and he's the french interior minister. it does so that is you because he been eligible persons will thus be able to benefit from a protective status similar to that of a refugee europe in any country of the european union for a renewable period of one year. is this unanimous decision reflects the full commitment of the european union to the solidarity that we owe to the ukrainian people in the face of this unjustifiable war. the kremlin has long been cracking down on independent media in russia. censoring voice is critical of t

i mike emanuel in in for shanno bream.ifted in kyiv ukraine,. our team of the ground said the bulk of the forces are 8-9 mile outside the city. people have a live report on where things stand right now. and special report anc

i mike emanuel in in for shanno bream. breaking tonight, one hour and into a curfew is lifted in kyiv ukraine,. our team of the ground said the bulk of the forces are 8-9 mile outside the city. people have a live report on where things stand right now. and special report anchor bret baier is at the met tonight wer critical resources like food an electricity or shot up at the russians try to squeeze ukrainians into submission. plus presidents landscape's emotional plea for america to d more invoking 9-11 and pearl harbor and why this could be th most significant speech by a wartime for leaders since winston churchill's aggressive 1941. we start of the ground in ukraine where chief correspondent jonathan hunt joins us live from lviv on the situation there tonight. jonathan. >> good morning, mike. in just one hour's time the people of kyiv will and a 35 hour curfew and emerge from the bombshells -- shelters and basement they've been an hoping against hope tha they will not be met by yet another barrage of russian missiles. el

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v. epidemic in the fight against building 19 emanuel micron is expected to be re elected as president. that what will the 2nd term mean for france and the u. april on al jazeera, mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a war. tar scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narrative nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war. the listening pe, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we're somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera, on county, the cost european nations boost military spending. will defense john's re the profits the war in ukraine. it's trailing car industry supplies, so all vehicles getting more difficult to provide and kind of google's underwater cables bring internet access to millions of africans. counting the cost on al jazeera, ah, now j 0, with every oh, a new phase. russia's military says that it will now focus on taking control of the eastern don

welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. gillian: i'm gillian turner. heavy fighting in the city of mariupol near the black sea, further north in the suburbs of kyiv russian shellings have been relentless. that's where we find benjamin hall. what's the latest. ben: i said what a calm night it had been so far, just on cue we have sirens going off over here. what we have been looking at for the last few day it is slow steady encroachment fighting ever close to the city and horrific scenes in some of the villages and outskirts of the city. some are being flattened completely. the civilian toll continues to rise and rising across the country. we have seen the ceasefire and mariupol break down because the russians have been held back till now, not moving as fast as they would like, we have seen them pick up attacks, attacks on civilians, schools, all of those being hit and because of the modern of nature of this, we will get firsthand video of all of it and at this point it seems like the conflict is going one direction and that's getting seriously, it's get

pelosi headed for the white house. >> the political advisers within the white house, rahm emanuel andsomething small done so we can kind of save face." >> and nancy posi says, "wait a second, we've been trying this for a generation. no, we're not going to do that. we're going to do what we set out to do. and we're going to do as much as we set out to do." >> it was really in this climactic meeting where she said, in front of everyone, "mr. president, i know there are people telling you to take the namby-pamby approach. i'm here to tell you, we can still get this done." >> she basically said to obama "you can go big and i can tell you i can deliver this, or you can go small and you can do it yourself." >> nancy pelosi, in being the first woman to be speaker of the house, wants to remind the obama white house that she has the power to get big things done. >> we'll go through the gate. if the gate's closed, we'll go over the fence. if the fence is too high, we'll pole-vault in. if that doesn't work, we'll parachute in. but we're going to get healthcare reform passed for the american peop

v. epidemic in the fight against children. 19 emanuel micron is expected to be re elected as president. that what will the 2nd term mean that france and the you april on al jazeera, the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think was wor, inevitable. i didn't want to started to please doing it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me as i take on the lies, dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradiction. do we have a real democracy here in the united states? that's not a political party. that's a radical insurgency. i'm mark lamar hill, and it's time to get up front right here on out 0. ah, we al jazeera, with anybody follow vermeer, zalinski spells out terms of a possible peace deal with russia. but once guarantees on ukraine's interests, ah, i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up. ukraine's intelligence chief accuses rush of trying to split ukraine because it's struggling to take the whole country by force. i.

that is from the french government after president emanuel macron held a phone call with russia's vladimir putin. a source says putin reaffirmed he will, quote, continue military interventions and to go all the way. the update comes as the senior u.s. defense official tells cnn that russia has moved 90% of its prestage combat power into ukraine. nato warns that the siege of mariupol in the south signals a change in kremlin strategy. russian troops are unleashing more direct attacks after attempts to encircle cities like kyiv have been bogged down. leaders in mariupol say their city is now surrounded. russians are targeting the civilians' most basic needs and the humanitarian crisis grows by the hour. >> we do not have electricity in whole city. we do not have water supply. we do not have sanitary system, and we do not have heating. it continues for one day and a half. so we have continuous shelling for 26 hours, 26 hours they are destroying our city. >> ukraine's military says it will not surrender, the critical port city. it's a key element of vladimir putin's goal of establishing a land

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french president emanuel macron said he spent nearly two hours with putin on the phone today urging him to end operations and also protect nuclear sites. all leaders reported putin did not agree to end the attacks. let's go now to nbc news correspondents overseas and here in the states. as i welcome you all, we'll go right to mollie hunter on the ground for us in lviv. >>> mollie where do things stand there as they brace for the 11th night of war? how fortified do you think the city behind you is? >> reporter: yeah, i mean lviv is all the way west in the country as you know. we've been focus you on kyiv. we are near the hungarian border for context. a few days ago they were essentially building a ring of steel around the city. we went through a heavily fortified checkpoint, become a blockade. we are seeing government buildings like police headquarters, hotels like this one that we're staying at, they have stepped up their security. they are creating makeshift bombshellters wherever they can. i want to focus on the news of the day in the southeast mariupol. this is the second day residen

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siguen los esfuerzos de mandatarios o novelas por frenar el avance el 'ultimo de presidente de ucrania emanuelque luego de hablar por tel'efono por con putin y (informaci'on en pantalla( >> macron expres'o su pre preocupaci'on por los ciudadanos y la necesidad de un corredor humanitario. putin lo reconociÓ pero no dio detalles sobre lo que estaba dispuesto a hacer (informaci'on en pantalla( >> entretanto los refugiados por la invasi'on de ucrania superan el mill'on. en polonia han l llegado m'as de 575,000 en la frontera polaca con ucrania. nuestro compaÑero est'a con la cr'onica de lo que pasa en ese lugar. adelante. >> hola estamos en la frontera entre polonia y ucrania a 10 km de ucrania. acaba de llegar a un tren con varios cientos de r refugiados. viene desde qukie pero ha tenido muchas paradas. aqu'i vienen las mujeres con sus hijos cargadas de l'agrimas y recuerdos. muchas salen co corriendo y quieren comenzar cuanto antes esa nueva vida. como ha sido el viaje? >> (informaci'on en pantalla >> esta familia viene de una ciudad que fue la primera que fue tomada. vamos a ver que es lo que h

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now, french president emanuel micron is playing an active role in solving the ukrainian crisis and talks regularly with the russian president. france understands the need for a new european security system, but now we're at the very peak of the conflict. frances, agree to all the sanctions against russia, including economic, they're risking their own companies. it's sad news, but i hope that soon they'll realize that these actions are damaging for their own economy. it's also sad to hear that the french ministry of culture and the ministry of sports have been russian artist, athletes from performing in france. it's just nonsense. ah, our sister channel, our t america, has ended his production after more than a decade on air. this corners of the largest us satellites dropped r c america early this week. however, not everyone agrees with the move, including a german finish file sharing site mo, goal and political activists who has voice to support for the channel. unfortunately, r t is now subject to censorship in many western countries because it tells the russian side of the ukrainian cr

that's what emanuel macron told vladimir putin in a phone call today.l was initiated by the russian leader nothing putin said was reassuring with the russian president continuing to insist he needs to de-nazify ukraine. the sackler family has sought to settle lawsuits. as much as $6 billion. new agreements still does not include a specific apology from the sacklers for their part in the opioid crisis. russia and belarus will not be allowed to compete in the paralympics and that's a reversal in the decision to allow them to participate, but with national symbols, colors or flags many other countries threatened to leave and the reaction that they did not expect. >>> and in philadelphia, determined car thief suspect drove on a sidewalk to try to get around police cars that were surrounding him and he then tried to escape as sparks flew from underneath the car. the driver was eventually arrested scott? i'll send it back to you >> rahel solomon, thank you very much let's talk about some of these moves. steve weiss, i'm coming back to you, and there are some