we got confirmation of that from mary paul city council. the red cross once again turned around, they weren't able to get in and to day i'm still, i have no confirmation or numbers of whether or not any of those pay attempts were failed or people were able to get out. but i can tell you that today in levine, in the western part of ukraine, relatively safe compared to the rest of the countries. you can see people behind me here out in the street, out in about 300 or so. of people from mary you poll, arrived in this city, so there are some people getting out, but many, many more. up to 100. 60000 people were hearing us still trapped inside that city of mary paul. now rebecca, we're also hearing reports about explosions in the city of in their honda, which we understand is near a nuclear plant. what more can you tell us about that? that's right. well, it was a series of explosions. it was confirmed by the country by ukraine's a nuclear energy agency. as you say, it's near the nuclear plant of zachary, in separation, also significantly. the tow

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berkeley death toll in the 10s of thousands in mary you, paul, in ukraine. that's what ukrainian president followed me. the lensky is saying, after more than a month of relentless shilling by russian forces on the port city. also coming up austria and chancellor kylie how tales rushes vladimir putin. the war in ukraine must end. he's the 1st european leader to make putin in moscow since the invasion began. and that's racing eyebrows. and a new prime minister in pakistan after a week of political turmoil, opposition politicians, shabba sharif, is elected by parliament. that's off to lawmakers from the party of alf did. former prime minister in ron con, boycott ah, i am jared rate. thank you very much for your company. ukrainian president, florida may zalinski says he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in russia's siege of mario pole. he gave the estimate during an address to lawmakers in south korea. mary, a pole in southeast, in ukraine has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of the port city l

yeah, well of course the stains coming out of mary paul and the stories are just horrific . the humanitarian catastrophe that's unfolding there, michael. it's still hotly contested. president putin came out and claiming victory of mary paul the other day. but i bet zalinski and ukraine sang that still too early to coal complete victory of mario po for the russians. the americans echoing those words. we've heard today that there's renewed bombardments at that as of steel plot, which is the last remaining stronghold of those ukranian soldiers. as round about 2000, we believe still fighting, still living underneath the tunnels is vast tunnel network at that steel plant, as well as around up to $1000.00 civilians, also hiding out there. so they're fight. it remains to be same. what they fight will be about renewed fighting at that plant today. and in terms of the humanitarian corridors. one was set up today, the deputy prime minister of ukraine saying that they were trying, going to try to get a few 1000 people out of that city. she warned to be careful for civilians to keep in

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from the russian side, i feel like it's very hard to get news out of mary paul, but i have spoken to a couple of people who escaped and they've told me of the harrowing stories of living under that stage. so hard to get out of that city one doctor i spoke to told me that those same so terrific things we've seen in boucher once we say what's happening in mary paul that'll be boucher times, 10 boucher times 100 times 1000. and so it's very hard to imagine that president phillips, he, unfortunately, that his estimates a very far off that was to w correspondent, rebecca reese's speaking to us from levine. she has also visited the regions of the parisha and in the process to talk about some or to talk to some of those who fled, as russian forces regroup. 4 or more focused on attack on the southeast of ukraine . people in those areas have been told to get out while they still can. a mass migration is underway as thousands search for relative safety in the west. this was a supermarket parking lot before the war. now it's the 1st place where people who've managed to flee marry you paul, and

seen in war, the most devastating pictures coming out of any conflict, that is what's happening in mary paul since the beginning of this war, as you just reported, that city has been under constant rush and bombardment. people have been living there without access to food electricity communication am. i was crucially without access to any drinking water. people have been in that we hear of been in their bunk has almost the entire time the ukrainians are defending that city. and that's creating even further bombardment from the russian side a i'm so i could very hard to get news out of mary paul. but i have spoken to a couple of people who escaped and they told me of their harrowing stories of living under that siege. so hard to get out of that city. one doctor i spoke to told me that those same those horrific scenes we've seen in boucher once. we say what's happening in mario poll, that'll be boucher times, 10 boucher times, 100 booty times 1000. so it's very hard to imagine that president salenti, unfortunately, that his estimates are very far off and we know about the millions of internall

its inhabitants in mary. u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukranian against russia. on staying in murder. you pull this footage, you can see now shows the destruction in the local ports after incense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed as well as ships. and one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor on a slow to mines of both those vessels also presents a danger on forces of the dentist republic have been pulling out from under you pull to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city. were taken oh, the soldiers received a warm welcome from local residence for the city of mo, remains beset by a humanitarian crisis. with many locals watching basic necessities such as fuel food and water. western media outlets have claimed another butcher has been uncovered. new about you pull according to reports based on satellite images provided by a u. s. company. this comes as their key of officials, so that's up to 9000 about equ

tell us about these overnight airstrikes in mary paul. that's right. i mean, the russians seem to be re doubling their efforts finally to take this sir city the ukrainians who are still holding out in the very center of mary paul a continuing to defend and of course and the, the conditions for the civilians still trapped there. continue to deteriorate and they, the russians are in such a vice like control are of the matter. you, paul, that you know, a lot of the information we get comes from the russian side that some of the latest pictures we saw being distributed on use. agencies are a very russian soldiers in the parts of the city. they control a collecting bodies off the streets of what appeared to be either ukrainian soldiers or all civilians. and are they both sides accused each other of not allowing humanitarian aid into the city at the i c r c, for example. that team that was trying to get access. they were stopped on monday, 20 in a town 20 kilometers away from a mary you, paul. they were held and that by russian forces. and it was only after

april 11th in mary paul. the rest of the ukrainian troops surrounded the territory of the elite plant and made an unsuccessful attempt to escape from the city. a group of ukrainian servicemen numbering up to a 100 people in armored vehicles, tried to break through from the territory of the plant and leave the city in a northern direction. although this attempted breakthrough was thwarted by air and artillery strikes while the russian and barouche and president saw in far east for talks, flagman pierson and alexander lucas jenko have been at the cosmo drone marking rocha's annual space. stay on discussions about ukraine a likely to dominate that meeting. lucas shanker has insisted on taking part in negotiations to end the conflict. many of the russian troops who crossed into ukraine, i've gone through belarus apiece in, has again been justifying what he calls russia's special military operation room with them casually. unfortunately, ukraine was created as some kind of launch pad for aggression against russia.

mary. you paul, are a fake and direct help to terrorists at a high state level. the state department habitually misinformed its own citizens and every one else ukraine itself. it's inhabitants in mary, u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukrainian against russia and stay in murder. you pull this voltage, you can see now shows the destruction in the local port after intense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed, as well as ships. one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor when exploded minds of both the vessels also present a danger. armed forces of the dentist republic have been pulling out from mario pool to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city were taken. oh, so soldiers received a warm welcome from local residents for the city of mario full does remain beset by a humanitarian crisis. with many residents lacking basic necessities, such as food, fuel and water. many people have decided to remain in their hometown, rely on humanitarian aid provided by russian

the besieged for city of mary paul is still under heavy bombardment. the 160000 remaining people have no water, electricity, medicine, or means of communication. the you is working on banning oil imports from russia, something the block has so far voided, ukraine's president voting means lensky says sanctions must match the gravity of what he says or rushes war. crimes him on con, has travel to book shot and begins a coverage. but a warning that the u. s. may find the pictures in his report. disturbing bodies weren't just left in the streets along the chicago as ukrainian troops and police investigators go house to house. they find more victims in boucher charred remains . palled on top of each other. so you see it's just 6 bodies here. and that house. you can see maybe a 3 and it house it's maybe one muddy. it's shot the early who was shot and learn of a whole town. a suburb of keith is now a crime scene. witnesses, a russian troops became stock due to cranium resistance, and went on a killing spree. ah, please. natalia alexandrovna says russian soldi

underground and a network of tunnels. yet little this is one of the i say that while we are here, mary paul remains under the control of ukraine. he, mary paul, was and always will stay ukrainian, no matter what they say. russia claims to have liberated the city. they bombed for weeks with impunity and says they'll keep those in the steel plant trapped. there will never succeed. us president joe biden said mary, a pull was still in ukrainian hands and urged russia to open humanitarian corridors to let more civilians leave her. we know bummer evacuees who made it to the city of separation struggled to describe the devastation of their home city with them thursday, friday or some hell is what's happening there. it's not possible them could just re tell you, would you russians are killing people for nothing. if the world doesn't take measures, supervisor will be the same to what he or did. they put it on my camera. we left yesterday there was a whole left instead of a 9 floor building or even fee for all the doorways are destroyed completely. all the windows are shattered. when maria martin, i

later of the soldiers that there in mary paul on the russian side, fighting for that city, saying that they will have full control of the city by the end of the day. that remains to be seen, but suddenly is looking likely. and of course, has ukraine worried about the fate of the remaining ukrainian soldiers there in that as of the steel plants and some it's thought $1000.00 civilians that are also taking shelter under there. now yesterday, a humanitarian corridor was opened to was agreed to by the ukrainians and the russians, and was hoped that some $6000.00 civilians and soldiers that would be able to get out in that corridor. but as we know from previous humanitarian corridors, they are incredibly fragile. they're incredibly dangerous and very rarely successful. and that was the case yesterday. unfortunately, it was not 6000, but rather a couple of dozen people that managed to use that card or some good news, but not enough. and to that, you know, i, as we've been saying, today's very decisive in this battle for the city humanitarian catastrophe. with more than a $100000.00 people st

was staying with mary paul for a moment. well, we heard in our report there around 2500 ukrainian soldiers and also some civilians we understand or are currently holding out in that still works in mario. what, or can you tell us about the situation there for that steel or that steel mill? as you say, a is a vast network of factories of warehouses as being called a fortress city. there's also an underground network of tunnels. and that is where they have managed to to stay as stay away from the worst of the rush and fire and the reason that the ukrainians have been able to push back in this massive david and goliath fight we're seeing in mary you, paul. it's also one of the reasons why last week this time last week are folks person for the russian military said that they could and would use chemical weapons to try and get them out of there. there was been reports that same day that a chemical attack was used on the steel plant that still remains unconcerned whether or not that did actually take place. but definitely a sign th

that is what's happening in mary paul since the beginning of this war, as you just reported, that city has been under constant russian bombardment and people have been living there without access to food, electricity, communication, and most crucially, without access to any drinking water. people have been in that we here have been in their bunkers almost the entire time the ukrainians are defending that city and that's creating even further bombardment from the russian side. i've spoken very hard to get news out of mary paul, but i have spoken to a couple of people who escaped and they told me of their harrowing stories of living under that sage. so hard to get out of that city. one doctor i spoke to you told me that those same so terrific scenes we've seen in boucher once we say what's happening and married paul, that'll be boucher times 10 votes at times 100 times 1000. so it's very hard to imagine that president. so as he, unfortunately, that his estimates are very far off, responded rebecca, readers, they're reporting from la beef. rebecca has also visited the zip and to ria and t

well, president lensky said that if the russians kill those remaining sold as in mary paul, then the pace talks would die with them. but in, in reality, those piece talks have stalled, have been on hold since the russians retreated from areas are just north of here, here, and the true atrocities of what happened under russian occupation came to light. so the peace talks have stalled regardless. and one thing that we have heard is that russian oligarchy, roman abram, of which appears to be in cave, in talking to the ukrainian delegation, to try to resuscitate those piece talks, remains to be seen whether he'll be successful. and of course, the events in mary paul over the coming hours and days will certainly determine whether or not they're able to get back on track. now russia has also intensified its attacks across the country, even in the capital key of where you are. so what is the current situation there? well, a, this is a city you know, trying to get on with life as normal as possible under the really difficult circumstances with adding or just in front of made on square site o

i was working very hard to get news out of mary paul. but i have spoken to a couple of people who escaped and they've told me of their harrowing stories of living under that sage. so hard to get out of that city. one doctor i spoke to you told me that those same so terrific scenes we've seen in boucher once. we say what's happening in mary paul that'll be boucher times 10 voted times 100 times 1000. so it's very hard to imagine that president. so as he, unfortunately, that his estimates are very far off rebecca rivers, they're reporting for the western ukrainian city of levine, or the city of china in northern ukraine was besieged by russian forces for weeks following the russian withdrawal from the region. the hordes of what happened beer are only now coming to launch or corresponded alexander phenomena file this report to night, from sure in the city of journey his after weeks of siege and have his shelling by russian forces. we meet fit planner and valentino sippy and coin a local hospital. they survived but were both injured in a nur

we're seeing in mary you, paul. it's also one of the reasons why last week this time, last waker folks, person for the russian military said that they could and would use chemical weapons to try and get them out of there. there was been reports that same day that a chemical attack was used on the steel plant that still remains unconcerned whether or not that did actually take place. but definitely a sign that russia is struggling to get hold of that last ukranian stronghold because of the vast network of underground tunnel than the urban warfare that ukraine definitely have. an advantage over w rebecca richards, they're speaking to me a little earlier from peen near key as well as the ukranian army suffers losses in battle. more men are being called up to serve for now. only reservists must answer the call, but all men deemed eligible to serve our band from leaving the country and could be drafted to the front lines g w. i means us of sat down with young men in the western ukrainian city of la beaver and asked them

we say what's happening in mary paul that'll be boucher times 10 voted times 100 times 1000. so it's very hard to imagine that president, sometimes he, unfortunately, that his estimates are very far off. there was our correspond rebecca, readers, they're speaking to us from levine. and she has also visited the, the upper reaches and then the pro regions to talk to some of those who have fled from burge regions and as russian forces regroup for a more focused attack on the southeast of ukraine. people in those areas have been told to evacuate. well, the still can. a mass migration is under way of thousands search for relative safety in the west of the country. our correspondent finish his report tonight. this was a supermarket parking lot before the war. now it's the 1st place where people who've managed to flee marry you paul, and others southern cities can breathe at last without fear. it's just 25 kilometers from the russian forces who destroyed their homes and lives more than 80000 people have passed through here since russia invaded most don't want to talk about what they

but some of the people i've been talking to who have managed to escape from mary paul, the stories i so horrific. it's hard to imagine that those estimations are very far off that should, that chemical weapons attack be confirmed. it would be a definite escalation escalation in the record, readers with the lawyers tonight from the western ukrainian city of levine. rebecca, thank you. a message today from ukraine to the german president frank bolter, strong buyer. you are not welcome here. or stein meyer, whose role is largely ceremonial, encouraged close relations with russia. when he was germany's foreign minister in last week, he admitted that that had been a mistake. today on a visit to poland, strong buyer ended up cutting his trip short and he returned to germany. instead of going onwards to you quick. it was a conscious display of harmony when german president frank of al, to shine maia was welcomed by his polish counterpart on j. duda. anti plans to travel to ukraine together were also meant to send the same message. but after the talks, stein maya made a shock. announcement m

i know they captured most of mary paul a long time ago. we are very well aware of that, but there's a part of the city where our service men remain. might have they will stay there for now. the whole bloom, this once thriving port city was home to more than 400000 people. now, fewer than $50000.00 are left unable to escape the fighting. as vladimir putin was being told of victory in mary opal, russian back separatist fighters of daniel and our school was back in session for the 1st time since the invasion on february 24th. according to the don, yet sc people's republic, $721.00 children are going to school and marry up or under its supervision. the separatist say moscow has sent school books for these children, including textbooks on the russian language and russian history. children neglect to be alive, to communicate with each other. they respect elders, some of them, the teachers, the school directors from previous schools, posters, reading for homeland, for russians, for dumbass, all in russian, covered the walls in the schools. an ind

i asked her how the situation in mary or paul might affect piece talks. mary paul, very much front and center in this conflict at the moment as you just heard those ukrainian forces, ignoring russian orders to come out with their arms up band. the russians continuing to fight for that k target cc president. and he came out yesterday after that surrender and di order was made by russia and said they've russia went ahead and indeed, killed those ukrainian soldiers. then the peace talks would die with them a bit. in reality, those pieces have been on ice already for a couple of weeks now. ever since russia retreated from areas here in around keven to the north of this city. and the true scale of the atrocities that went on there under the occupation came to light that really the ukrainians and russians have not been talking since then. there was a room as over the weekend that the russian oligarchy, roman abramoff, which was in town to try and resuscitate those talks. but the foreign minister has said that the russians and the ukrainians have not been speaki

now it's really difficult to get real time information out of mary paul. as we know, all communication is largely cut to the city. there are no journalists there. and but the as of battalion, this last stronghold, these be the battalion that there is in that as of steel plan. as you were just reporting there. the last a sort of strong hold of the ukrainians. they have said they will from the very beginning they've been saying that they will not surrender. they're going to fight to the ends at very hard to imagine that they're heating that warning that city has been under constant bombardment. now since the beginning of this war. and though the russians have all but destroyed the city and you know it is a key target for the mere tactically and territorial toria lee. and they are also fighting to the enter remains to be seen whether or not they will succeed, whether that city will fall. but at this stage, it is looking likely. now ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, he warned that the peace talks would end if are the russian troops executed. the ukrainian

from the russian side a i'm so i could very how to get news out of mary paul. but i have spoken to a couple of people who escaped and they told me of their harrowing stories of living under that siege. so hard to get out of that city. one doctor i spoke to told me that those same those horrific scenes we've seen in boucher once. we say what's happening a mary you poll. that'll be boucher times 10 both times 100 times 1000. so it's very hard to imagine that president salenti, unfortunately, that his estimates are very far off and we know about the millions of internally displaced. people like the woman that you're talking about, the doctor talk to us about the influx of people moving toward love it. where you are that's right. i am in love in the west of the country. now as you can probably see behind me, i mean this city is wild. there's definitely attention to the air in the city is on a marshal lower as well. it's definitely far from the scenes that we're seeing in the eastern parts of the country and therefore has become the relative safety area, the relevan

mary paul civilians being taken to vladivostok through russian humanitarian corridors. so cold. and so she was warning people against being confused and looking out certainly for the ukrainian wants, no word yet as to whether they have been successful. but we know in the past i have very tricky, very dangerous, and i often fail. this is the orthodox easter weekend. which both russia and ukraine celebrate. how likely is an easter truce look it? well, there was where coals from the when last week to create to create a humanitarian sci fi over the weekend. it is now sat today is to start started on thursday. no signs of sci fi yet, in fact, we said an uptake and violence, heavier bombardments in the aisd, hot city of hot cave saying, almost constant bombardments the mayor of la hans saying the same thing. veil hans being in the don bass. he said that says almost completely on the constant shelling over the weekend. and just in the last hour, actually hearing reports also of explosions and potential bombings in the city of odessa, which has been preparing for an attack for some time

they're closer to mary paul. there been lots of confusion. lots of disagreement between ukrainian or russian forces about how this exactly going to work. and you remember that in the past few weeks they've been several failed attempts to get people out, or people ending up under fire, where temporary ceasefire were not respected by the russian side. at least as the crane side of the story, i've spoken to people who got out of my apple in recent days and they say at that far from being a well organized slick operation, it's all pretty chaotic on the ground. people are passing checkpoints and then basically passing through no man's land, seemingly for 100 kilometers for they reach the next check point either birth control by the russians or the ukrainians. and then there's the big question of where they're actually gonna get to. so it seemed like, for a long time, the russians were trying to get people out, marable into further russian control territory. lots of from our pl won't get back to ukrainian government control. so will, even if they g

terry have been expecting mary paul to fall to russian control for some days now. but in reality, territorially, nothing really has shifted since prior to the statement by president potent that they have for some days actually held control of the city and of the port. but not all of that as of steel plant, as you just reported. and that remains the same, still thought to be 2000 or so defenders. and around about a 1000 civilians hiding in tunnels in the vast tunnel network under that as of steel plant. but there has been a shift taxi clear as you heard there, president putin calling for a c sing of the bombardment of that steel plant and instead to be blockaded. it's not exactly clear why that directive was given. whether or not, uh, perhaps they want to keep that steel plant intact so that even when they do gain control of it, they can still use it. or perhaps they do indeed need to save some face there and change that tactically because they haven't been able to root out those remaining defenders. so what's going to become of those people in that steel plant? reb

we haven't heard word of any successful evacuations out of mary paul for a couple of days now that that topic was discussed on that phone call with turkish president o to want, who is expected to have a call with president putin as well. and so that also discussed paste negotiations . ab president oh to wanda reiterating that he'd be happy to mediate between the 2 parties. oh, tuan is also mated with un secretary general antonio terrace to morrow. as he travels there ahead of visits to russia and ukraine to visit with both ladies. so to try and revive those pace negotiations, which have been stoled for some weeks now. but of course, the, the situation in mary paul is going to be very decisive when it comes to those pace negotiations, president to lensky saying it will be a red line of russia does kill those remaining troops and civilians at the as of steel plant that they negotiations will be dead in the water, and people and ukraine are also celebrating orthodox easter. how are ukrainians spending this day? well it's, it's a very unusual acer, as you can imagine, rahile ha bought the s

from bud yann's also in the south not far from mary paul and other areas, but we don't have any clear indication yet as to whether they were successful only around about 50 percent of the evacuation corridors that i said are actually approved to be successful. but when, when, when people do come out of cities such as married for, we're talking quite small numbers in the 20300 region, sometimes 500. but as around about 800000 people believed to be trapped in that city. it's still a very, very long way to go to my rebecca written the reporting for us from key. if rebecca, thank you so much. the german government is releasing more than 1000000000 euros in military aid for ukraine. funds will be given to key if to buy weapons. this comes as ukranian troops prepare for a new russian offensive in the east of the country. military experts are predicting this refocused assault will be the largest and most brutal so far. meanwhile, at 7 civilians were killed and at least 30 wounded by russians shelling and the city of hi keith on friday, and a note to our viewers here some of the images

your news, your net al jazeera, ah ukrainian forces in mary paul defy a russian ultimatum to surrender or die as new video shows dead bodies covered in sheets lying in the streets. ah. while 18 people are killed in central har. keith, why the latest shelling has hit apartment blocks and a community kitchen. ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm no mozy in london. you with algae 0. so coming up on the program more than 20 palestinians are injured in the latest unrest round me. i like some mosque over a visit by jews to the disputed holy sight and hopes dashed as near margin to announces its free and hundreds of prisoners in william amnesty. but to take protest as are not among them. ah ukrainian soldiers, the besieged city of mary paul of ignored a russian deadline to lay down arms or be killed. moscow says its forces have almost completely seized the port city in what would be its biggest prize of the nearly 2 month war. russian officials had said they would spare the lives of ukrainian soldiers effaced, surrendered by one p. m. local time. from monday, moscow's plenty to restrict access to mary pa

every one really worried that the scenes that were saying from mary paul from around key of the butcher from butcher that that will happen to their cities and towns as well. of course, i mean, and destiny pro is, is of course, a central eastern city in ukraine where you've been, yesterday it is serving as the hub for the internally displaced ukrainian. so you met this young man. what else have you witnessed there? where are these people, the refugees who go they're coming from and where are they headed? as i mentioned, that is near pro is a hub for people coming from danielle and no hands also from the southern upper region region where mary paul is situated, ah, many of these people coming from there then not knowing where they're actually going to end up. but they can actually stay in the pro either. the mayor of ne pro has ordered that city to also evacuate all the women and children. and while they still can, because they are worried about this russian offensive, that they're expecting to start taking place in the, in the coming days. and they are worried about the entire southeast

now it was happening on the battlefield and mary paul says he officials say russia continues to strike the last remaining ukrainian army positions. there, with $35.00 air hits in 24 hours, thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians are an underground tunnels and chambers below the as, as still still plant. last week, vladimir putin ordered troops not to storm the plant but blockaded. russia agreed in principle to allow the un and the red cross to help evacuate civilians from the steel plant. in mariposa, after meeting the un secretary general on tuesday, nobody will be at school will not be in the mary paul direction, the enemies exerting massive fire and blocking our units. the area of the upper store plant in the city occupies continued to carry out filtration measures against the civilian population. and there been protests and keep demanding safe humanitarian corridors out of the other cell steel plant. mothers and wives of soldiers fighting and murray pol, attended the demonstrations agreements between ukraine and russia to allow safe passage of fighters and civilians had faile

agular, my daughter, remain in florida and all my friends and relatives, all my life was spent in mary paul. all you both went on holiday to mary awful. when she was 18 years old. there she tells us. she fell in love. i got married and is live for 50 years. it was a perfect city. she says, oh luna mean lisa and he isn't. we must make pace where they chima, we learn these words grads, machine, gun slash women, children. why do they need to know those words? is it odd? it is better to learn other words, those of you pay his lovers towards each other, but not machine guns. if one, your flight is on fire like her legs, not real pain. the real pain is that way of being torn up houses more did it. from the reception centers, people will go either to relatives in russia or temporary accommodation that can be hundreds of kilometers away. no one knows when they'll be able to go back home to mario, put on the red cross as, as the russian government for permission to open an office here in raw stop on dawn to service easton, ukraine. we're about a 90 minute drive from the border. an indication perhaps

is a key target for russia both tactic, lee and territorially, if they are successful in taking mary paul, it will link up areas that the under their control in crimea and the don bass and also really give a big knock to the ukrainian economy, not able to use that port to export it. steel and wheat and other products. so definitely a key city, both sides of fighting till the end after that directive or the ultimatum was given by rushes and he came out and said that, you know, if the, if the ukrainian soldiers are kill than any pace, negotiations will pace deal a would die with them, but in reality, those pace talks have actually been on hold for some weeks now. ever since russian soldiers retreated from areas around keep around here where i am on the atrocities that that were found in their wake of their retreat at retrieval. really put the talks on, on a, on a back burner anyway, the ukrainians and russians not speaking to, to each other for several weeks at for a couple of weeks now. sorry. what we were hearing room is that a russian oligarchy. roman abramoff, which was in town, he's of

mary. you, paul, are a fake and direct help to terrorists at a high state level. the state department habitually misinformed its own citizens and every one else in the ukraine itself. its inhabitants in mary. u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukrainian against russia. on staying in the port city of murder, you pull this footage. you can see here shows the destruction in the local ports after incense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed, as well as some ships. one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor on exploded minds aboard the vessels also present a danger. while the forces of the dentist republic had been pulling out from under, you, pulled to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city would take him. oh, the soldiers received the warm welcome from local residence. the city of mo, you pool, does remain beset by a humanitarian crisis, with many locals lacking basic necessities, such as fuel, food and water. western media outlets have claimed another butcher has