the city of manitoba population, 100000. it was liberated by russian troops largely without a fight. it is deemed somewhat safe and is the 1st destination for these humanitarian a truck out of crimea. russia's mission here is to liberate, not occupy, as stated by putin himself, within hours of delivery, thousands across the city, headed for distribution points. where do you go to the stools look around the city and you'll understand why we're here. do this iraq difficulties getting hold of products, maxine and they're a long keys. fmla which it as the citizens are very happy, peaceful people are happy near near hurst, as we spoke to more and more people are understanding of what happened here. over the last 8 years, grew clearer. a violent ideological pudge a reign of terror by the nationalists and neo nazis where any ideology but there is any positive opinion of russia was brutally suppressed, murders, kidnappings, beatings, and threats abounded disorder. yes, nationalists come to the city that you can't really identify the

the people of manitoba have come out after this disappearance again and are protested the russian occupying forces so, so they still are quite a spirit of resistance in these, in these areas. but it seems as if russia was going now and was moving on now to applying some kind of repressive strategy to keep these voices down. that was the w correspondent. mckee has been in her in care mathias. we appreciate your reporting well elsewhere in ukraine, there are concerns that russian forces also have their science on, on desa, in the southwest. this key port city and the black sea has so far been spirit fighting. official singers, the situation could change with rushes, military planning to attack by land and sea. and as his residents are preparing for the worst people signing up to defend their city. wendy deleon correspondent, alexander phenomena is in odessa and she joined us now for the latest from there. so, alexandra, we understand that odessa has been targeted by the russian military for more than 2 weeks. can you explain to us the strategic importance of the city? well, odessa is so treme

while there wasn't all that much fighting here in manitoba, that isn't to say there wasn't any. this ukrainian t 64 reportedly tank was destroyed ah, when it was caught by russian units entering the city. if along with a truck and apparently an armored personnel carrier which were evidently blasted apart, the battle, familiar to bull was brief and tame in comparison to other cities. the military's job here is done. the next phase isn't up the troops. it is prosecutors and investigators working to identify and the rest nationalists and neo nazi still in the city. those complicit in horrific crimes. not only in the dom bus but all over ukraine. and as they work, we will learn the true scale of radical right wing tara that gripped ukraine for years. meanwhile, in the west and ukrainian city of evolve, volunteers have been building a bomb shelter in one of his parks is designed to hold around 100 people and one local explained. why was there the i volunteered in here and the help in to clean above bomb shelter because alvy leaf is still not in danger by 2, we have to be prepared ter

while there wasn't all that much fighting here in manitoba. that isn't to say there wasn't any. this ukrainian t 64 reportedly tank was destroyed. ah, when it was caught by russian units entering the city, if along with a truck and apparently an armored personnel carrier which were evidently blasted apart, the battle familiar to bull was brief and tame in comparison to other cities. the military's job here is done. the next phase isn't up the troops. it is prosecutors and investigators working to identify and the rest nationalists and neo nazi still in the city. those complicit in horrific crimes not only in the dom bus but all over ukraine. and as they work, we will learn the true scale of radical right wing terra that gripped ukraine for years. murat gas day of rounding art or a bulletin, and a thought is where we'll even use round up for now. but more programs are right ahead. stay close to find out what showing where you are next. ah ah ah ah oh, driven by dreamer shaped bankers out of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask lou.

the people of manitoba have come out after this disappearance again and have protested the russian occupying forces. so they still are quite a spirit of resistance in these, in these areas. but it seems as if russia was going now, it was moving on now to applying some kind of repressive strategy to keep these voices down. there was a delay of correspondent mathias denninger in care mathias. we appreciate your reporting or elsewhere in ukraine. there are concerns that russian forces also have their sites on the city of death. hm. in the south west for days, russians have bombarded a town 130 kilometers down the coastline in an attempt to advance on odessa. but ukrainian forces have so far repellent the attacks. the key port city in the black sea has so far been spared fighting though official suggest the situation could change with rushes, military planning to attack by land, as well as by sea. dest, as residents are preparing to defend their city. on the w correspondent, alexander phenomena is in odessa, and she joins us now for the latest from there. so, alexandra, we understand that odessa

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while there wasn't all that much fighting here in manitoba. that isn't to say there wasn't any. this ukrainian t 64 reportedly tank was destroyed. ah, when it was caught by russian units entering the city, if along with a truck and apparently, an armored personnel carrier which were evidently blasted upon the battle, familiar to bull was brief and tame in comparison to other cities. the militaries job here is done. the next phase isn't up the troops. it is prosecutors and investigators working to identify and the rest nationalists and neo nazi still in the city lose complicity in horrific crimes. not only in the dom boss but all over ukraine. and as they work, we will learn the true scale of radical right wing tara that gripped you grade for years. sweeping sanctions humping, slapped on moscow in response to his actions in ukraine, among the latest brands, to clothes stores and paws operations. air business operations in russia are the luxury, browns, hermay, cartier, and chanel. bloomberg. cnn, bbc, all those new i flip, they're holding the operations in the country as well. an

we will need to live in peace while there wasn't all that much fighting here in manitoba. that isn't to say there wasn't any. this ukrainian t 64 reportedly tank was destroyed ah, when it was caught by russian units entering the city. if along with a truck and apparently an armored personnel carrier which were evidently blasted apart, the battle for military bull was brief and tame in comparison to other cities. the military's job here is done. the next phase isn't up the troops. it is prosecutors and investigators working to identify and arrest nationalists and neo nazi still in the city. those complicit in horrific crimes. not only in the dom boss, but all over ukraine. and as they work, we will learn the true scale of radical right wing tara that gripped you grade for years. if wrapping up this bulletin, not as indeed where we leave the news round off for now, thanks for watching. i'll see you again soon. this is artie ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. that developme

canada and manitoba, in particular, share ties with ukraine that cannot be broken. and now almost 1.4 million ukrainian canadians are watching what is happening. their hearts and their souls are reaching out. hoping, praying for the nation and the people of their forbearers. this war of native aggression has revealed vladimir putin for what he really is -- a war monger and a violent predator with no regard for human life and suffering. he has crossed lines that after two world wars we thought would never be crossed and shaken the world base order that's kept people safe since 1945. every day he tells the world lies and then he proceeds to kill innocent and vulnerable ukrainians, including women and children. and while on his rampage he continues to threaten the world, saying if he doesn't get his way he will use the worst extremes possible. it's sickening to watch. putin must be brought to justice. he must be held to account for his crimes against humanity at the international criminal court at the hague. [applause] this is not just a war against ukraine. it's a war

an accommodation is running out russian soldiers have detain the mayor of manitoba city in the southeast. the cranium government really vis security camera footage, which it says shows the abduction. the federal at the top of the hamid reports now from denise pro where russian as strikes had close to a kindergarten and an apartment building on friday. it was 5 55 in the morning. and much of the need pro was asleep only to be woken to this. one of 3 explosions that rock the city caught on surveillance camera. oak santa didn't hear the air raid sirens more, but the force of the blast shattered the windows and her ceiling collapsed. she lives on the 4th floor of an apartment block, facing a shoe factory, an apparent target of russian missiles. we didn't expect anything in neat pro. there are no military facilities around the rations were saying that they would only target military infrastructure. here, there are only residential blocks. the school and the kindergarten windows were hit . the acrylic, he says the rockets will launch from the burnett, sweden interrogation, controlled by the ru

this school providing the vital to manitoba in lifeline. so we're going to get those systems. our hollis is safe but a 100 meters away from awesome people got killed. their bodies were in pieces. they were people i knew not far from here. an apartment block was hit holocaust survivor flourish. norman jenko lived here. now the taking away. what's left of his body after shilling hit his flat sneak through. there was a terrible shutting. it was not a bam. more of a whistle. the 3 terrible whistle. the key apparently pro machent go survive 3 nazi concentration camps in world war 2. let me putin says he's fighting nazis, but it's not, not is that killed roman general. it was russian artillery. i said, bake algebra or keith, ukrainian forces say they've taken us above just outside of the capital. keith ukraine's defense ministry says seizing a bulky will block russian troops from surrounding the capitol in the north west. but it admitted that russian forces have partially taken 3 other areas near the capital. the city center is relatively quiet. it's still under curfew until wednesd

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this was the scene paulina encountered at the border of manitoba, a long line of refugees stretchingng every day, civilian people dying, soldiers dying just protecting their country. very difficult times. cornell: minutes earlier, this reunion was happening. this girl greeting her mom who arrives in san francisco with only a small suitcase to her name. >> no friends cornell: she says she has been taking cover for days in her own basement, turned bomb shelter. >> my town was destroyed. when i was coming here, i saw women with little kids who did not know how to save their kids. cornell: she says the train station she left and ukraine was bombed minutes before she left. her message to russian president putin -- >> i want to say that putin is a crazy maniac. cornell: a member -- former member of ukrainian parliament is fighting for her country. for now, she is safe. >> the most difficult was to convince her to leave because she was scared. cornell: nearly one million refugees have fled ukraine from a about the population of san jose. they plan to apply for refugee status allowing them t

fred de sam lazaro recently visited the frozen frontier between minnesota and manitoba.or a view out an airplane window, up in the clouds. in fact, it's a drive through minnesota's far north-the terrain of border patrol agent michael johnson. >> technically, if you were to turn and straddle this, you would be in two countries at once. fred: i would, if i wasn't stuck in about three feet of snow right here. johnson: traversable path. fred: this grand forks sector covers about a fifth of the nearly 4000 mile continental u.s. border with canada. substantial parts of it are thickly forested. >> take your seat belt off when you are on the ice. fred: or aquatic, like the vast lake of the woods that we drove on, frozen solid during the winter months. >> out there on the horizon, there's black lines. that is all fishhouses. fred: fish houses dot the lake in winter. this border area draws thousands of outdoor enthusiasts year round. many incursions here are just people unwittingly crossing a border that is not well defined. but agents must remain alert. >> did someone intentional