an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of levine. and we can speak the same bus raphi live. he joins us from livi. there is any new report we could really see how the city had enjoyed relative calm since the war began. the people were going about relatively normal lives as that changed. what is the situation there now? that's exactly right. even the air raid siren when it happened, we were in the town center. just having interviewed the mayor. and we were on our way back to where we were staying. and as the sirens began, everyone seemed totally calm. nobody really took it seriously as has become the norman levine. people really consider the warning as a suggestion, more than a mandatory, a rule to head straight for a shelter head for cover. because for the most part, any time the signs have gone off, the attacks have happened not really close to that happened further afield in the west of the country. sometimes the sirens have been set off when missiles have been headed for odessa. but then just a few minutes later, 5 or 10 minutes l

i'm very welcome back to d w this morning. rockets now hit also near levine. what more can you tell us about that? high? yeah, we heard the air raid siren sir. in the not in the morning. i think it's nice. it's around 3 30 am and we are used to hear the sirens because they 3 sure them quite regularly. however, for all these days and here we didn't saw her from a tax. so we just had, you know, this rule of 2 walls and we were moving close to the paper part of the house. and i didn't hear any explosions myself because i, li, near the center of the city. however, we were a bit. right. and because again, the sirens didn't stop for quite a long time. maria is played, not a you, paul, to the relative safety of levine in the safe, a part of the country. now you're on the fire there. how does this make you feel? while honestly, i slap to tonight, so i think am i after the cyber stopped and when they will cop, i read all this news about the attack your beef and maybe this is the 1st day after i escaped to you that i had some really, you know, a high level of stress, of

a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. ah, as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of this city, an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of levine, zane basra, the ultra 0 love, if you, as president joe biden says, russia's warren, ukraine has been a strategic failure. and that president putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors. he's been in poland and so has our white house corresponding kimberly how kit who sent us this report from warsaw. speaking from the grounds of the royal castle in warsaw, poland. u. s. president joe biden forcefully declared, russian president vladimir putin must go for god. shame this man could not remain, paul. it sounded like a major shifting us policy. previously, us officials, including the secretary of state antony blinkin, have denied the united states is seeking regime change in russia. from this location on nato's eastern flank, biden also addressed the russian leader directly calling hi

a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. ah, as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of this city, an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of louise zane, basra v o 0 across the border in warsaw. joe biden said that brought him here, put in cannot stay in power. there was immediate criticism from moscow. the white house played the comments down. the u. s. president also told a crowd in poland capital that his washing counterparts war on ukraine has been a strategic failure. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could report south from warsaw speaking from the grounds of the royal castle in warsaw, poland. u. s. president joe biden forcefully declared, russian president vladimir putin must go for god's shame. this man cannot remain power. it sounded like a major shifting u. s. policy. previously, us officials, including the secretary of state antony blacken, have denied the united states is seeking regime change in russia for this locatio

so give me then as of today, because levine has become the refuge fall 200000 people who moved to levine, hiding from bombardments and rocky strike sly. hopefully, i want to appeal to all international organizations to help what we need your support. we've what we need your direct participation here in levine, right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance. but as a shelley continues on civilian casualties rise. the horrors of this war remained devastatingly clear. i was on a phenomena is at the front lines of the refugee crisis. she's in levine, which has become a hub for ukrainians, fleeing russian attacks. alexandra, are refugees still pouring into levine, where you are and what are the sharing with you about their experiences with people that are arriving here. have been through a lot. they are telling us about the ways how they escape russian tillery assaults while they had to hide in their basements, and many of them are deeply traumatize. let's take tatiana, for example. i met for a year, she is so from harkey, even. we started talking in ru

this is right in the center of our levine itself. this is a city which has so far, largely avoided much of the conflict that we've seen in other parts of ukraine. there have been a couple of earth as very selected attacks on military targets near by. but the feeling was and has been so far in that city of levine itself, that they have really led a pretty much a normal life. this is a very important transport hub. this is basically ukraine's doorway. if you like into, or whether it's your appear neighbors, especially poland. and we've seen here in the past few weeks, these hundreds of thousands of refugees traveling through here on their way to poland. other refugees deciding to to stay here in the city because it's considered a relatively far safer than other parts of the ukraine. but of course, as well as a things heading out of here that there are, there is an inflow through this conduit as well. and that includes not only humanitarian aid, but in this part of western ukraine. these are the roots, are that are not being advertised

so give me then, not have to day with levine has become the refuge fall, 200000 people who move to levine, hiding from bombardments and rocky strikes line up. so i want to appeal to all international organizations to help what we need your support. we have what we need your direct participation here in levine. right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance but as the shelling continues and civilian casualties rise, the horrors of this war we ming devastatingly clear all across ukraine. ordinary people have signed up to help the war effort. many of them are far from home after fleeing the russian invasion to cities further west for lots of women that meant leaving their loved ones behind to fight dw is funny for char meta, a group met up with a group of women in the city of chinese see, in between nights and a bomb shelter, they're spending their days volunteering to support soldiers on the front lines. one do at a time. these women here had very normal lives before the russian invasion. some of them teachers, i t specialists, their weapon for peace.

a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. ah, as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of the city, an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of levine. zane basra v o 0. while our corresponding robin mcbride is in levant for us. rob. it sounds like you've had a rough night that what is the situation in the morning here that the i think this so sunday morning, a general sense of unease across the city. even shock at these attack, sir, on saturday as we heard there, levine has been largely spared. does some of the more brutal scenes that we've seen elsewhere are in the ukraine air? the attack on the fuel depot that burned well into the night after the hours of darkness. it was still burning a faint glow in the sky. eventually that was extinguished. these other 2 explosions that happened early saturday evening and were about 6 kilometers away from the center of levy where we are now, which again is relatively close. we are to the saw the flashes and

but 1st let's go to rob mcbride, who's in at levine. hello there, rob. 1 tell us was the latest from where you are it, sir, was an extremely alarming attacker that happened here. friday morning. they are air ride signs going a going offer on a daily basis. often that said, night time, people head to the shelters, they often turn out to be false. alarm sir, but this friday morning, it was definitely a real attack. her some 6 missiles assumed to be cruise missiles or cruise type missiles being fired from the south from the area of the black sea, the ukrainians say to those missiles were intercepted before did get through to this location, which is about 6 kilometers from the center of levine, which is a quite concerned because this a part of the ukraine of the western most part of ukraine and around the city of la vivas escaped a lot of the kind of conflict and hostilities that we've seen in the rest of the you freight. but it is a large transport. harvard, it is the main gateway between ukrainians, ukraine's european neighbors. it's espe

they're say 5 people have been injured by multiple rocket strikes on a fuel depot in the city of levine. this comes to spite signals from moscow indicating a shift in focus to pick eastern don bass region. ah, hello, i am claire richards and thank you so much for joining us. on his 2nd day in poland, u. s. president joe biden has delivered a speech on the crisis in ukraine. in the speech biden's stress, the united states continued support for ukraine. he said the world must repair what he said would be a long fight. ahead and referring it to russian president vladimir putin bite and suggested that he could not remain in power. the u. s. president however stressed that the russian people were not the enemy. what the ab. oh, roden has the gall to say he's did not to fly. you grade, it's a lie, is just cynical, he knows that and it's also obscene presence. the landscape was democratically elected. he's jewish, his father's family was white out of nazi holocaust and protocol. as there are definitely like all our autocrat beforehand to believe that might will make right android. now in the s

a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of the city, an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of levine. well, just across the board or in the polish capital, the u. s. president pull no punches against vladimir putin. joe biden said the russian president cannot stay in power any longer. comments that drew criticism from moscow. whitehouse downplayed those remarks. biden also said rushes war on ukraine has been a strategic failure. and i white house correspondent, kimberly how could, has this report not from wasa? speaking from the grounds of the royal castle in warsaw, poland u. s. president joe biden forcefully declared, russian president vladimir putin must go for god's shape. this man can not remain power. it sounded like a major shift in us policy. previously, us officials, including the secretary of state antony blacken, have denied the united states is seeking regime change in russia. from this lo

it's a tax in western ukraine. authorities in levine say 35 people, a dead after an air strike at a military facility close to ukraine's border with poland. also coming up, babies born in bomb shelters, we take a look at the tall of war on expectant mothers, and then you booms and rallying for pace anti war protests are taking place all over the world. our correspondent is at the pace demo in berlin, where a 100000 people are expected. ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. russian forces have carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine in west and ukraine, killing at least 35 people and injuring many more. the assault brings the war closer to the border with poland and threatened the relative safety of levine, where many ukrainians have fled to. since the invasion began in a capital cave, the mer is telling residents to prepare to fight as rushes, military attack civilian targets. nearby fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys. rib listenable as the or the artillery showing started at around

certainly then as of today, levine has become the refuge fall 200000 people who moved to levine, hiding from bombardments and rocky strikes lined up. so i want to appeal to all international organizations to help what we need your support. we will what we need, your direct participation here in levine, right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance, but as the shelling continues on, civilian casualties rise. the horrors of this war remains. devastatingly clear. des alexander phenomena is in love. if in western ukraine where many who are fleeing the war are heading, i, alexandra, we heard in that report there that the city is buckling under the pressure with so many people arriving. are there enough resources to provide for all these people? well, with more and more people arriving here, and if we have to say that it is becoming increasingly difficult for the authorities to provide the refugees with what they needed that only medicine food. but it is 1st and foremost a safe place to stay. and according to the mayor of the city, the city is slowly s

a salt brings the war closer to the polish border and threatens the relative safety of levine, where many ukrainians have fled to from other parts of the country. in the capital cave, the marys telling residents to prepare to fight as rushes, military attack civilian targets nearby. ah, in the face of a grind invasion key, placed the national anthem as a reminder to its people of what they are fighting for with this is marizza landscape. senior advisors twisted a video of themselves strolling through the streets of the capitol to the right, remarking that it's a shame to see the city so empty roughly, but that they did find coffee, keep come and carry on, which should work. that's the message that zalinski is sending to his people just solution unbelievable to remove gertrude the worth we sent only to hold on him up. we still have to fight bold every day and every night we must look for ways to cause maximum damage to the enemy. pro maxima, owners called the good well tactics and self confidence we will regain was. i was for a demo both for you. it's a powerful message of defiance. e

if keith were to fall, we've got a tax now near levine. are you worried that this invasion is going to envelop the entire country? he will never fall. he can be destroyed by a nazi, ah, russia, but he will never fall. and of course, all serious over great, know that? ah, it's worth to fight teal. victory. because we have no other choice, we'll fight till victory, ukrainian lawmaker makita fortuna. joining us tonight. we appreciate your time. we appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us. thank you. thank for his a look at some of the other headlines connected to this war. the united nation says that the fighting is displaced, 6 and a half 1000000 people inside ukraine. now that's on top of the more than 3000000 refugees who have left the country. in total, those estimates mean a quarter of ukrainians have had to flee their homes. that you wins, world food program says that ukraine's destroyed infrastructure is causing foods to plate supply chains to collapse. in many grocery stores and warehouses are now empty. it's also expressed concer

the then as of today with levine has become the refuge fall 200000 people who moved to levine, hiding from bombardments and rocky strikes line hops. i want to appeal to all international organizations to help what we need your support. we will what we need your direct participation here in levine. right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance. but as the shelling continues and civilian casualties rise, the horrors of this war remained devastatingly clear. many ukrainians are fleeing russian attacks to cities in the west of the country and t w's. alexander phenomena is in love is in western ukraine, where many of them are heading high. alexandra, are there enough resources there to provide for all of the people who are coming from? he has and other cities from across ukraine, while with more and more people arriving cure in live and in the region, it is becoming increasingly difficult to provide all the refugees were warm clothes, with food and 1st and foremost with the safe place to stay. and according to the mayor, the city is slowly being str

that was the de la correspondent, i mean, as if reporting from levine and western ukraine. the missile strikes against levine are a stark reminder that no place in ukraine is safe from russian attacks and cities across the country. civilians have volunteered to join the fight and form a last line of defense. the front may be far away from live, but here 2 people are picking up arms and preparing to defend themselves from russian troops. this group of ukrainian civilians have come to learn how to defend themselves against a russian attack. liliana is 27. she's a project manager in a food company called and has come here with her boyfriend. she's getting a day long crash course on how to defend herself from her family. he will move and her home. but on the, on the verge of, of going you her, our 1st task is to learn how to get people out of red and yellow danger zones all night long ago. we're going to so we can at least save some lives amount of money orders geopolitical and it uses it up. and then for the 1st time ever, they're holding a kalashnikov as arms civilian volunte

why. several washing rockets have hit an aircraft maintenance plan to the western ukrainian city of levine. according to the map, there are no casualties reported the city. so far, escape the worst of the bombardment seen elsewhere in ukraine. russia has been targeting residential areas throughout the week as it seeks to leverage ongoing negotiations. let's take you live now to live. if al jazeera zane boss robbie is there in western ukraine zane. tell us more about what's been happening there. well, during this attack happened in the early morning hours about 3 hours ago. oh, a sirens or air raid sirens started going off in the city of eve at around 6 or 6 30 am. and shortly after that we started getting reports of an attack. not too far from the city. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you as far as we can get. now the city is still under martial law. the skyline behind me was thick with black smoke just a little while ago, but we've seen ambulances and water trucks heading to the location, working to put that fire out. now what we know about what happened here was that according to t

rockets have hit an aircraft maintenance plants and the western city of western ukrainian city of levine. according to the cities map, there are no reported casualties. the city of so far escape the worst of the bombardment seen elsewhere in the country. russia has been targeting residential areas throughout the week as it seeks to leverage ongoing negotiations, fresco live, dr. levine, al jazeera, same bas ravi. is that saying, tell us more about what happened? well, adrian were here just about 10 or 15 minutes outside of the center of the city. the location where the attack happen is just 10 or 15 minutes behind me. the attack happened about 4 hours ago in the early morning hours, air raid sirens went off at her on 61620 a. m. and the attack took place around 630 or 6 40 in the morning. now just a few hours ago, the sky behind me was billowing with thick black smoke. but this is a place a country under martial law. the response was very fast police court enough, the area very quickly. we weren't permitted to go much farther. this ambulance services made their way into the area as well

a fuel that po inflames as russian missiles target, levine, a city in western ukraine, which has so far been spared much of the fighting. a good vent on rebuilding that i'm far will never really so people's love for liberty. in warsaw. the u. s. president delivers a forceful speech aimed at russia's president. joe biden says the war in ukraine is a battle for democracy across the world. comparing murder you pull in ukraine to the bombardment of the syrian city of aleppo, ukraine's president tells the doha forum. it's time to turn off russian gas and the aftermath of a saudi coalition. air strike in yemen, retaliation for who the attack on an oil facility and jetta a day earlier. and it's full qualifying has gone ahead of the saudi arabian form. it won't grown pre drivers a grain to race despite friday's me solid near the jetta circuits. red bulls surgery perez, taking pole position ah, russia has struck the western ukrainian city of levine with miss ailes. it's mayor says, the strikes of significantly damaged city infrastructure. this comes to us president joe biden describes the invasi

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a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. ah, as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of this city. an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of louise zane, basra, v o g 0 evans, who the rebels say that they're suspending miss island drones strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days. it follows the strikes on targets in saudi arabia and counter strikes by the coalition, a groups as the truce as part of a push for a lasting peace. mammals, military has commemorated its founding with a parade in the capitol naperville. the armed forces, day parade comes as the u. s. and allies imposed new sanctions. all those who supplied weapons to me and march. last week, the u. s. announced the killing of thousands of rocking muslims constitutes a genocide and those are the headlines that he's continues here. on al jazeera after lords of water, which is coming up next. oh, i shall see something he can see quicker. don't kitchen. much more to hook up. i can't do what sh

this 8 organization has set up a logistic center in a school on the outskirts of levine. the next step is taking stock of supplies. we need to thought very good and off of earth. we do a live which you, for example, our old, you thought of the people leave and of the week and back on the phone to them. cities, emergency shelters, and hospitals from all over ukraine can place their orders online. but volunteers here can only deliver what people at the other end have all ready donated. and that isn't always what's needed most in the combat zone. camouflage netting is in short supply. so volunteers make it themselves. from here, the 8 will be taken to the frontline town of sumi in eastern ukraine. the united nation says over 2500000 people have now fled to ukraine. more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. authorities in several cities say they are running out of space at the board of shelters have sprung up to accommodate people arriving exhausted. after days on the road, they mostly staffed by volunteers offering what comfort they can even and boy childr

on friday in western ukraine, russia missiles stroke, an area near levine airport damaging a military aircraft maintenance facility. levine is around 70 kilometers east of the polish border, and had so far been spared of major attacks. ah, emergency sirens in ukraine's western city of levine, russian forces targeted a repair plant for military aircraft and damaged to other buildings, smoke billows over the city that was largely untouched by russian bombing on to now . you don't want me that may strike against live war is for the proof. the doubt not fight in you can troops were you. they are fighting the population. my children are women, refugees, nothing is sacred to them. and you know, many of the residents feared an attack was a matter of time. he, i don't wish to serve. i think this war will last a long time. it's possible that this war will become a frozen conflict in some regions of our country craziness. i'm rosanna, e aaliyah, the merchant, somebody to be rock we those when it would have been with the belly. mercy vickery will continue bombing our military target when it was

let's go live now to levine in west of ukraine al jazeera robert bride. is there rob, talk us through what happened there in the early hours of the morning? yeah, this has been a somewhat of an alarming development or for people here in this city. we have air aids or warnings here night after night said there was just after day break and other air aid warning go. i went off, people made for their basements made for shelters, and sure enough, at this time, it was the real thing. this was a 6 missiles. we believe possibly of the crews of variety. and we believe fired from the south coming from the area around at the black sea. and the 2 of these missiles according to the ukrainians, were intercepted by anti missile defense systems. but. busy for hit their target and their target at was at this facility that apparently repairs an air craft dead . there was damage to the facility, but we understand that there were was actually only one injury. but in that, think they more concerned for people here is that this part of western ukraine has so far, largely escap

there's about 6 kilometers from the center of levine. now we have had very few a direct military strikes. there was a, an attack on her, a military base between here and the polish border, which was of a great concern because of course, poland is a nato member. there was another strike on a military base north of living, but very relatively a little a. but there is a concern here that are while there been that haven't been that many strikes here. the vive is known as, there's something of a hobby. it is the main connection into a ukraine's european neighbors. hundreds of thousands of people and the last couple of weeks have been passing through here as refugees getting into poland. it's also known, of course as a very important our hub for things coming into your grade. and that includes our people and we've seen volunteers coming this way to a join. the ukranian forces are also humanitarian aid that are more sensitively, of course, has been some of the military aid that has been promised and delivered to ukraine from nato member countri

a global call to mobilize to stop the war. levine, the city levine, the region key to ukraine's war effort. as a corridor for military assistance from allies in the west end as a place to help people are all mine, your 3 law. there would have been as i can sure, we need war to be. oh we're and to go back home today is my child's birthday and we are here. she is 10 years old. we really want to go home. let me just quickly, you know, that feeling when you're charlie's begging you, please, father save me. i haven't to leave and live like that for a 2 weeks. he decided to leave by ourselves. nobody could help us. nobody could reach us and help us to a great because all the time our planes were flying over our heads. it was very scary. volara mere zalinski is war time. leadership has helped his popularity. but will it hold if the war goes on and ukrainians continue to pay the highest price to defend their country? zane basra v o 0 levine, a crane has accused russia of deliberately targeting hospitals. moscow denies that, but it's clear and increasing number of children are being caught up in th

a job made more difficult with attacks within levine, city limits. as night came more missile strikes, hitting more targets. this is the closest, the war has come to the center of the city, an escalation that brings the war right to the heart of levine. zane basra, theology 0 humans. luthey rebels say they're suspending at miss allen drone strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days. at least 8 people were killed off the air strikes, hit a power plant of fuel supply station and the state run social insurance office in san off a group of afghan women and girls have marched to cobble to demand the right to go to school. the government closed all girls secondary schools earlier this week. ours are open to the 1st time more than 7 months since returning, preparing august, the taliban is undone. the progress made i women in the past 2 decades. the news continues here on al jazeera after the bottom line. i me i am steve clements and i have a question with the ukraine war stem, the rising tide of authoritarianism and reignite liberalism around the world. let's get t

airport, damaging a military aircraft maintenance facility. levine is some 70 kilometers east of the polish border and had so far been spared. major attacks ah, emergency sirens in ukraine's western city of levine, russian forces targeted a repair plant for military aircraft and damaged to other buildings. smoke billows over the city that was largely untouched by russian bombing on to now. you don't want me, their name is strike against with war is further proof. the doubt not fighting. you can troops, were you there fighting the population, children, women, refugees, nothing is sacred to them. you know, many of the residents feared an attack was a matter of time. yeah, don't worry. she said, i think this war will last a long time. it's possible that this war will become a frozen conflict in some regions of our country. green is america, and i. e. l. e. yeah, the merchant, several debbie to be rockery. those when it would have been worth the dollar mercy, the school will continue. bombing our military targets when it was in your, when it was a jubilee, and it's also possible that the

what's the situation in levine where you are now? how worried a people off of the nearby air strike fall? as you can see, i am standing in front of the local university. people are, shall, strolling around adjoining both sunday. i'm sure not many are worried about the strike, but at the same time it was an air strike with missiles launched above the black sea. so m a russian aeroplanes probably do not dare to fly so far west into the country because they know that they would be shot down. unfortunately, the strike to take a lot of lives of military personnel on the ivory on the ground training grounds. and you know, what i worried about is what when the west will wake up and understand that this is a war, not only about ukraine, but about the whole western system of values that the nato is next. on the training ground, nato soldiers trained ukrainian service when we don't know any of them were present during the strike. but it's apparent. the putin is not going to stop it ukraine and it's better for everybody to stop in here now. and

it has struck the western city of levine with missiles. the mayor says the strikes of significantly damaged infrastructure. a few old april was among the targets. it's a major hub for ukrainians, fleeing the country, st. basra. the is then live even as more now on how the strikes unfolded. we were in the town centre just having interviewed the mayor and we were on our way back to where we were staying. and as the simon began, everyone seemed totally calm. nobody really took it seriously, as has become the norman levine. people really consider the warning as a suggestion, more than a mandatory rule to head straight for a shelter head for cover because for the most part, anytime discerns, have gone off. the attacks have happened not really close to leave. that happened further afield in the west of the country. sometimes the sirens have been set off when missiles have been headed for odessa. but then just a few minutes later, 5 or 10 minutes later after the siren went off, we heard 2 or 3 very loud, very clear studs and explosions. and at th

] ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." watching a special program. we have two great gifts, including former prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. and green beret combat veteran michael, a member of congress, to discuss the state of affairs here. in a fomat that allows the individuals to express themselves. you know ladies and gentlemen, in past programs here and elsewhere, i push back against the putin wing of the republican party, i pushed back against the putin wing of media. of the appeasement. the excessive branch of president of united states, our truly lousy generals at pentagon and others it is clear when vladimir putin had almost 200 thousand of his men lined up on borders with ukraine, he intended to invade, people raised doubt. that does not make sense, 500 tanks, he intented to invade, that is the time and before that. this administration to arm up the ukrainians, not three our five weeks later. we all knew after the disaster of afghanistan. what was coming. we all knew when biden was appeasing putin in

many of them going through levine, are you planning to have plans to remain in levine or or would you possibly have to leave the country as well? well, i don't have any plans for now to leave my country to leave leave. i was in the city center today and i, so a lot of people who came here from really dangerous areas and they finally have some time and option to breathe and to feel relatively safe here. so i spent on lloyd and we are the invasion. it is now entering its 4th week and i'll ask you what we have been asking ukrainians a lot this week. do you have an idea of how this war will end? mean what seems most likely in europe it i have no why there are other than we will win this war and ukraine will be the winner. i will do everything as my colleagues, as my friends are new and i've been ukrainians to help my country. and 100 percent . sure that your finance will not surrender. but the question is, what will be the price to this war and how many people the dice? and as we can see, mary paul, thousands of people are dying every day. yeah, that's the question. the millions of people

certainly then as of today, because levine has become the refuge fall 200000 people who moved to levine, hiding from bombardments and rocky strikes line hops. i want to appeal to all international organizations to help what we need your support. we've what we need your direct participation here in levine. right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance but as the shelling continues and civilian casualties rise, the horrors of this war we ming devastatingly clear while just moments ago, u. s. president, your buying has announced a ban on imports of russian oil into the country. he said, americans don't want to subsidize vladimir boons war in ukraine. despite rising cost at the gas station take lesson. to day am announcing, the early stage is targeting the main artery of russians. economy were banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy. emmys, rushing oil no longer be accessible. u. s. porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to put warmish. this is a move that has strong bipartisan support. congress and i believe in th

we will what we need your direct participation here in levine. right? you will just, you would ukrainian officials speak of a slowing russian advance. but as the shelling continues and civilian casualties rise, the horrors of this war we ming devastatingly clear ukrainian presents voluntary zalinski virtually addressed british members of parliament in the house of commons in london. while mister soleski received a standing ovation from mpm, as he spoke to them via a video link from keith, where he remains dissuade increasing russian pressure on the capital, we spoke about the hardships endured by civilians, but said his people would fight to ensure they don't lose their country, the ukrainian leader appealed to britain and the west to do more to help his country. police literally pressure of sanctuary. levy against the are contrary and actually recognized the scanner as a terrorist state. and police make sure that our ukranian skies are safe. please make sure that you do what needs to be done and what is stipulated by the greatness of your country a sec

local officials say at least 5 people have been injured up to now . levine has largely escaped serious fighting, but the city is just 70 kilometers from poland and he's a major hub for ukrainians flying across the border. rog mcbride is live for us in levine. hello, they rob. what more can you tell us about these explosions? yeah, this happened about so 2 and a half hours ago now, here in levine, this is being confirmed as an attack. on a fuel depot, the mayor's office is confirmed that the 2 missiles were fired and that 5 people were injured in this attack. if i can step back and let sir peter zoom in here and have a look at so we're getting into twilight here, but the fire is on the other side of or of this hill. and that's where the fuel depot is situated. it's about 2 or 3 kilometers there from, from where we are, or we're just getting into twilight. and actually as we speak, we can actually hear other explosions going off. i don't know what those are, but there was also the sounds of sirens. if we get any more details as we are on air, i'll give them to you. but just going back to

it hid his kitchen in levine and western ukraine. me if you need a free meal and the eve, just ask for menu number 2, master chef it again. corporate tango is crafting and daily meal for refugees. and just because it's free doesn't mean it's not going me going to be like that about the gravy. that's i'm fees and the on while much global tank. it was certainly one of the most well known ships ukraine. he won the reality show master chef ukraine in 2015 and had a restaurant in here which he left behind the very day. russia and baited as a man of fighting age corporate tank cannot leave the country. what have to enlist at the military called that he will do anything to help you frame. but as a soldier, he wouldn't be much help. my world is like being quarrelled. you know, i will allow b and everyone. it's like my world. that's why i'm thinking that the, if i take the gun, i will delay just her one of the worst soldiers in the world. but if i take knife and then go to the kitchen, i can be one of the best in the world. to day his 1st cus

you are in levine, which is located by the polish. where can you give us some context in terms of what the situation is with the along the border with poland? well as you can see here, a lot of people want to to get out and the situation at the border. and it's like you can expect it to be, i was there on the week at the weekend and i saw a lot of families with small kids waiting to cross the border and threatening a, waiting to cross the border into poland at night. and we also saw their long lines of cars going on for many kilometers. so the situation there is still a very tens with people, not knowing how and when they will be able to cross the border. however, we also have to say that the most urgent that needs right now is to get those people out for now. trip to in cities such as mar, you pull in key of people trying to get out of those cities that are under siege by the russian troops. and very briefly, alexandra, you mentioned them right there. you know, the people who are staying, who have no option, but to stay the internall

for many the western city of levine has become a haven for aid and shelter. but to day a russian missile attack near the cities airport, shattered any notions of safety. at the same time in moscow. a rare public appearance by vladimir putin in a state impact with shouting fans. how many were there voluntarily? we don't know that their president lied to them about what is happening in ukraine that we can.

they say it's funny for shot reporting from levine, ukraine. honey, thank you. when it's going on. but the other developments in the war, the russian winter of the 2021, no bell peace prize, says he will auction off the metal that came with the award and donate the proceeds proceeds rather to help ukrainian refugees. dmitri moore at off won the prize for fighting for free speech as the editor of an, of, i guess at one of russia's last independent newspapers in ukrainian prison of a lot of resilience here. dressed the italian parliament, thanking the country for its support. he also ass lawmakers to back more sanctions against russia following the speech italian prime minister medical. but abi said italy wanted to see ukraine, join the european union and to luxury super yachts owned by the russian billionaire roman abramoff, which are reported to have docked in turkey. the you and the u. k. in the u. k. have imposed sanctions on abramoff, which, which could see his assets seized. turkey has criticized the invasion, but has not sanctioned russia positioning itself as a potential medi

when ever you oh, levine comes under attack from russian forces. we'll have a live report from the ukranian city, which has been seen as a refuge for loose fleeing the world. a hello, i'm adrian. sort of this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up residential building in a suburb of keith is hit by a russian missile will be live at receiving thousands remain trapped to the besieged city of maria poll. we speak to one family that was 8.

and farther to the east in car keith, the city is being pounded by missiles and levine located in western ukraine. volunteers are building barricades oh with and any one who can is leaving the country like here at keep central station and at bus stations. nationwide. pablo is bidding farewell to his wife and small daughter. he's staying as men aged 18 to 60 have to help defend the country. neither of verbal with her foot on the books. nobody was preferred with school. hundreds of thousands are on the move. ah. my dad stayed and many our children like marg here. we get that will sell things there and help our hero nation or army william our country nationally actually. and maybe he'll even fight himself hard. and they would say like for many, the 1st stop in the e. u is the ship to train station in poland on the ukrainian border. more and more refugees arrive every day. and more helpers to anna has come from the bee. it's a 24 hours to get here. it normally takes just 2. but russian troops have bombed the railway, so the trains have to keep stopping for the tracks to be repaired. at least