and i'm very happy to hear that you've been evacuated from mary paul. your family, however, is still there. what are they telling you? what are you hearing about the situation there? i yes, the dissertation is maribel is getting worse. and i been in here from my relatives, from my family, from my grand mind, my friends with a seems to be in a row. they don't have any electricity. they don't have heat. and there is no a bio connection in the city for the seas days. and there is a lack of food and water in the city. and right now we, we are trying constantly to reach them. we are trying to call them but still no luck. and this morning there was some news that the invocation might hard right now . that facial news, however, since the russians they didn't see the fire, the citizens of mary, tim can't go out of the cd because it's not safe. so i'm really worried about my family and everyone in mariel to whole 5 days that you haven't been able to contact any of your friends or family in the city. yeah, that's right. oh, it will tell us a little bit about your

a city demolished thousands killed 100000, others trapped in mary paul out of food, water, and fuel. the residence of the ukrainian port city is struggling to survive as promises of humanitarian cartilage fail. and russian bombing continues in on you as president joe biden is in europe for emergency talks with nato allies. the alliance has pledged more support for you crying to protect itself against the threat of chemical warfare by russia. and she was a trailblazer in a luminary. and she was the 1st woman to service secretary of state, madeleine albright dies of cancer. at the age of 84. she arrived in the us as a child after fleeing from the nazis eventually becoming america's top diplomat. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. russia's invasion of ukraine has st. incessant bombings, ariel dog, fight, sand street battles in various parts of the country. the local council in mary you, paul says, russian forces have now surrounded the port city and reduced it to ashes. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says $100000.00 civilians are currently trapped there without food,

there also been people dying on the way out of mary paul. so it's always a little bit of uncertainty and we hear that 75000 people have been evacuated from the city so far. but it said that 160 thousands to remain in the city. so there is a situation there remains critical. as russia's law in ukraine continues, german defense minister christine lumber asked is in the united states for a 1st visit. after taking office in december numbers, us counterpart lloyd austin welcomed her in the pentagon for talks about a number of security issues including nato's defense policy and shared armament projects. after the meeting, lambert stressed that in the light of rushes, aggression, germany and its allies stand closer together than ever before. putting its destination gilman put in, did not manage to divide nato or the you by yesterday we stand together and we are reliable partners. now, what africans o allies on nato's eastern flank, in particular, can rely on this flag without question warner. when want alba on? we own districts. do we support ukrai

ah ah ah, this is dave deputy news live from berlin, mary paul under sage again, despite an, a grade cease fire renewed russian. shelling holds a 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from the besieged. city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and he wes eyes a deal his supply fighter jets to ukraine. secretary of state antony blake can says the us easing talks with poland to replenish its stock of war plants. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbour and hundreds of men line up in the capital, keep to join the army united in their resolved to defend their homeland from invasion. ah, i am rebecca writ is welcome to the program. a 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from ukraine's southeastern city of mary paul has failed. residents were expected to leave the city today during a 10 am to 9 pm local ceasefire. ukrainian officials, se evacuations was stopped due to continued russian shelling and other attempt to evacuate. mary paul and another city besieged by moscow's troops in south east and new crime was also called off. on s

he met some of the people displaced from mary paul. when they get here, they are closed, they are toys, given food, and here you can see donation from people from ordering ukrainians, making a massive effort to try to welcome these people that have escaped from medical. but it's not just medical that they have escaped from the surrounding areas. it is fighting, taking place and the people that we've spoken to many are shocked and traumatized. many have lived in the hands of villages all their lives and have no nothing else. and now they've been forced to leave, but we also have people that have been displaced a number of times because it's why thing in the east of the country has been going on since 2014. so many people left there to say for part of ukraine, and now again, they've been forced to leave. but the ukranian authority is saying that 2000 cause, again, have left marital but that's not enough. the city has around 400000 people that have been seized by the russian and the ukrainian desperately want to get into that city. and th

ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russian bombs continue to fall on the ukrainian city of mary paul, president. a lot of may zalinski says there is nothing left out of one of his country's largest cities and calls for direct talks with vladimir. also coming up finland border with russia is 1300 kilometers long invasion of ukraine has many fins wondering what other lines moscow is willing to cross paths. situation is really worrying because not only price. the next thing we're talking about is availability. concern in kenya about how the war will effect weight imports from russia and ukraine. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. well, after nearly a month of war in ukraine, russian forces are still struggling to take case cities, ukrainian forces, say they've pushed back russian troops from a k suburb of keith. further slowing russia's assault on the capital. meanwhile, authorities in the strategic port city of mary, you, paul say, fighting is raging on the straits amid russian bombardment. he trans president says nothing is left of the city where tens of thousands of civi

so please if you have the opportunity use it today. russian forces, meanwhile, have now entered mary paul, where several buildings have been reduced to rubble. stephanie decker filed this report from western ukraine from above. mary paul looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time, eerie carcases, of war, and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery. often lying outside for days from what those left alive can make sense of this war. richer to request the world of my mother in law born in 1936, she survived the learning grog, cj russian passport on had walker of russian federations fishing industry. but she is lying, those killed in the bombardment of being buried in the grounds of their homes. something they never would have imagined while living here. now the little girl nibbled when you go quiet. it's disgusting. i'm not going to blame anyone. i'm disgusted. i'm scared and i'm cold, it's a horror. i have never expected this to happen in my life like mm. oh, this video has been uploaded by the chechen

one of the issues on the agenda is expected to be the devastating situation in the city of mary paul . in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like and mario paul. a city under siege by russian forces. when i want the, i knew we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest. they should have told us something, at least about what's going on, and we're like really sure. heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets in hospitals and mario poll. residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war began. footage from above shows the scale of destruction across the city which is completely surrounded by russian forces. on monday, a 1st convoy of civilians was able to escape from mario paul. the 1st evacuation in 2 weeks of russian bombardment. but an 8 convoy trying to reach the city is reportedly blocked by russian forces. this footage was released by the russian defense ministry. they say 200 bosses have been p

further slowing rushes assault on the capital. meanwhile, authorities in the strategic port, city of mary paul se fighting is raging on the straits amid russian bombardment. ukraine's president says nothing is left of the city where tens of thousands of civilians remained trapped. mm. yet more bombs, full on the besieged city of morrow. you, paul, lucky enough to escape say conditions in the city, a desperate with them you did you hear the vehicle of mateo? paul aren't being held. i'm spending that elite of help. can you believe that people don't have water? they drink water, that's not even fit for industrial purposes. as no one you can ask for help. yoga keith and other major cities have also been hit with russia are ramping up. it's bombardment, as it struggles to advance on the ground. or but if she's in a televised address to the nation, president vladimir zalinski said negotiations with moscow. where on going south, but those are margaret, you want to not, we continue to encourage russia to move towards peace. want to end this brutal war hill? ukraine representatives are participating an

ah, russia was accused of bombing a theatre, and mary paul were more than a 1000 civilians were sheltering moscow denies attacking it. ah, he watching al jazeera life from a headquarters, and so i'm getting obligated also ahead of you being the sharpest rebuke yet of the russian leader vladimir putin by president biden. the kremlin calls the remarks unforgivable. the russian army is trying to advance from the south, wild russian war ship are said to be approaching the coast. we report from the southern front line and speak to young ukrainians who were preparing to defend the historic port city of odessa. and after almost 6 years of detention in iran, british charity worker nazzo, named zachary ratcliff returns home hello . we thought of mary paul and russia is denying targeting a theater in the besieged city and southeastern ukraine. officials say hundreds of people were sheltering in the building before it was destroyed in an air strike. the number of casualties is not yet known, but speak to us a big whose journey has turned to the pro. so i said, what more do we know about this theater?

mary paul is giving a glimpse into level of desperation. there civilians line up to receive handouts to the city that's under constant bombardment. russia is distributing the supplies, but russian troops had been accused of repeatedly preventing humanitarian aid convoys from reaching mary paul, violating ceasefire deals. cities been left without water, food, electricity, or medicine. ukraine says that 90 percent of the buildings in mary a poll have been destroyed. another 3000 civilians have managed to flee. maria paul, most of them drove to the city of zapora, by private car. it is thought that nearly 100000 people want to escape maria fall, but are unable to do so. they need to be dealing with quickly said me, the past 2 weeks. we were sitting in the basement. we couldn't get out at all. we'll make food. shells constantly flew into the yard and one went in, had house next door. it was scary. we decided to get out at our own peril and risk it. we ran under the shelling to the car. we could barely make it. the shells were landing near us. i

use live from berlin, a sign of hope for people inside the ukrainian city of mary you, paul, for the 1st time, hundreds have been able to flee the devastated city to safety. a longer humanitarian corridor, but many thousands more remain trapped. also coming up d, w in use to speak to an elderly resident to resident of keys now homeless off to her apartment block was shelled. it's the 2nd war. she's had to leave 3 plus a public and perilous act of defiance. the russian journalist protest, 2 countries war in ukraine. live on the state. run tv news. ah, i'm john driebe. thank you very much for your company. hundreds of people have managed to escape the besieged ukrainian city of mario paul through humanitarian corridor. it was the 1st glimmer of hope for the city, which is largely without food, water, or electricity. after days of shilling by russian forces, russia and ukraine you negotiated are due to resume cease fire talks on tuesday. in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. then the bombardment begins with the this is what life looks like in mario paul. a city und

i wanted to start by asking you about that humanitarian situation in mary paul and surrounds are you paul's authorities, deputy mayor saying that humanitarian sci fi is not being upheld. what more can you tell us where we've heard that the situation is really dian maria. paul, we've seen, we've seen news from, from the past few days, or some pictures have made it out that much of the city has been damaged or destroyed and people have been hiding in shelters for days. there is no water, no electricity. there has been water. no electricity for some days now, and it seems to be very, very bad there. the city is surrounded by the russian forces from 3 sides from the, from, from, from the land side and from the seaside. there's the russian navy, so it's very dire. we have, there was a corridor, was planned to evacuate people from there, and we've heard that it has not happened. the russian forces have continued to show the city. that's what the mayor has said. we have no information, of course. no, no, no real time information of what's going on in the city. i have just arrived back in her

but over in the port city of mary paul and southern ukraine, the situation is very different. is mayor said, nearly 5000 people have been killed, including over 200 children and warned that his city is on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. russia has bombarded mariel, paul, relentlessly enriques weeks. those who have been able to flee have described bodies lying in the streets because it's too dangerous to bury them. a place of calm after the trauma she experienced in a home city of rusty here. yeah, it is google drive and we saw small ukrainian flag. i know what, when you no one could heard us any more. the horror was behind us and we were home v kind. her cat's new home is surprising. 300 kilometers away from mario, pull many harrowing escapes and here in a parking lot. this supermarket has been turned into a shelter for those who manage to escape. here they get food and medical help and share their stories. my her deal is we were hiding in the theater mario pole when it was bombed. we were in the basement. we went down there the day before and that's how we survived. wa

very clear with that's the picture in mary paul, let's say get the situation now in the capital cave and run con is timing by iran. how's it looking? well i can tell you the, the actual capital itself, it feels like a normal business day, almost if it wasn't for the check points on the sound of distant shelling. ah, although the ukrainian forces say that they have made gains in the north of the city and are sorry in the north of the city, fighting is still continuing and as a complete mistrust of the russians were hearing more and more as the days go on after the russian announcement on tuesday that they with restoring forces the ukrainians sane. yes, they are wittering some forces, but they're intensifying the shelling on the areas that they still are able to do that from particularly in the north of earth, north of kia. now there's 4 towns there are mercury eve, a voucher hoster mill, and our pin at a pin has seen intense fighting. go on. there's also worry from the ukrainian forces. you say they have evidence of looting from russian soldiers as they leave the area in other parts o

deliberate humanitarian catastrophe in ukrainian cities, the whole world sees what is happening, mary paul, i do believe fitted from above, shows the scale of destruction across the city, which is completely surrounded by russian forces. on monday, a 1st convoy of civilians was able to escape mario paul, the 1st evacuation in 2 weeks of russian bombardment, but an aide convoy trying to reach the city was reportedly blocked by russian forces. this footage was released by the russian defense ministry. they say 200 bosses have been prepared for the evacuation of mario pull residence and aid is on its way. i did a deal with one of your only new car convoys with humanitarian cargo were promptly formed and immediately sent you. the 1st convoy has already arrived and murray, your paul, and delivered 450 tons of medical supplies, essentials, and food, including baby food would be going at their mercy for information. not a w is on able to verify legion and i remember her deals. im when you know, i mean while fighting on the ground shows no sign of abating. harmony or silly jenko lived in mary paul

mary paul sins russia's assault began. for the estimated a 160000 residence to remain in the ruins, we little water food or any safe shelter. there is little hope of reprieve. on tuesday night, putin may clear that the shelling would only end when ukrainians defending against the invasion surrender. well for the latest on the ground in ukraine were joined by dw correspondence, mathias billing in keith. hi, good to see you. mathias. now the governor of dynette. scott said that the latest attempt to evacuate civilians from the city of mario paul had likely failed. as convoys of civilians were not being allowed through, what more can you tell us? well, this is something that happens often are these convoys, they are planned for almost every day now and sometimes they're able to leave. sometimes they're blocked from leaving, as it seems to have been the case for food today. some of them have also been shown people have died leaving the city. the situation in my renewal. if you had asked me to, you have actually asked me 2 week

mary paul sins russia's assault began for the estimated 160000 residence to remain in the ruins. there's little hope of reprieve. putin has made it clear that the shelling will only end when ukrainians defending against their invasion surrender. earlier we heard from dw correspond much as belinda who is in key. if he told us more about the failed attempts to evacuate civilians from the city of maria pull. yeah, that's what we've heard today that they were not allowed to leave. we've had that before. these convoys, they are tried pressure, they're set up pretty regularly to bring out people of them. are you out of them or you or to bring in humanitarian goods and sometimes they make it through. but often they fail either because they cannot leave or what is even worse. they shelled on their way. they have also been people dying on the way out of them. are you all so it's always a little bit of uncertainty and we hear that. 75000 people have been evacuated from the city so far. but it said that 160 thousands to remain in the city. so there's a situation there remains critical. and

you pull from mary, you, paul, a to a bit. but jans could. this is the port which has been taken by the russians further along the coast of ukraine and from there north into ukrainian control territory. we're also hearing from the i see are see that as well as the need to get desperate people out of the city. they are also trying to get aid into the city a waiting to see over the next day, 2 days just when and how that will take place. or i believe that the man, thanks for much of that update from a bribe report enough from reveal or the head of ukraine's state nuclear company says the u. n. at watchdog agency will monitor ukrainian plants occupied by russia . the international atomic energy agency will establish online monitoring missions for the each novel and stuff. what easier plants i. e, a g for fail. marianna grossi visited a nuclear facility, and michael, left on wednesday. a ukraine has a 15 nuclear reactors, of which are 8 reactors. the cooperating, it's a difficult work. the cranes ambassador to cut her has called on russia to be k

talking about mary paul talking about the failure of those negotiations to come up with a means of operating safety manager and corridors out of the city of murray. paul, 200000 people thought to be in absolutely dire, need wanting to leave the city an attempt to setting up the monetary corridors out to mary paul failed. yet again for the 5th day in a row. when shelling reported by the ukrainian side, forced a humanitarian convoy to turn back as it made its way towards the city with supplies, intending to pick up people in the city and leave only 2 to 3000 people per day. this week would be able to leave mary paul last other humanitarian corridors have continued to function a bit better than that. fighting still very much on the outskirts of key russian forces. they're trying to maintain pressure on the capital to the west in a place called g. to me or missile strikes on civilian buildings in the last 12 hours. also including a thermal electric plant, 2 hospitals hit that and some pretty graphic and dramatic drone footage circulating . now. it's been confirmed by independent analysts showing

the red cross is the situation in east in ukraine in the city of mary paul is dia after a ceasefire collapses. ah, hello, i'm im liang when this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up, u. s. secretary of state antony blink and visits moldova, offering support to the former soviet state as it takes in thousands of refugees from ukraine while ukrainians. later, a lot of mi zalinski speaks to the u. s. president, appealing for more military and financial support. and visa and mastercard, suspend operations in russia, becoming the latest corporations to stop business in the country. dia and catastrophic. that's how the red cross is describing the humanitarian situation in the besieged, ukrainian city of mary, a palm. a cargo was set up on saturday to allow civilians to leave. but it quickly fell apart after both sides accused one another of violating the temporary safe. i am the red cross says it must be re established urgently. so the 400000 people who lived there can leave. there are reports, the card may be re established later on sunday. step besson has more from the central city of t

and the latest we hear is that an 8 convoy trying to make its way into mary paul. today was once again frustrated because of ongoing shelf. jonah hall reporting from the v. now spoke to jason stress you so a little bit earlier media team leader at the international committee of the red cross. he says the organization is communicating with both sides, trying to reach the humanitarian crisis. i, serious, he does have this privilege position as a neutral intermediary, a very valuable position for conflicts around the world. so the answer to your question is, yes, there are conversations that are taking place. we're not, we're not talking to a stone wall. and now it's just an issue of making the progress that we want to see . of course you or your viewers might be familiar with the approach we take, we take a bilateral one on one, a confidential approach. so there aren't more details to sharon that other than to say we are urging this to happen. those conversations are taking place. me more you credit president calling for help from world leaders to secure the release

and their strike destroyed the maternity and children's units in the defeated ukrainian city of mary paul. 3 people are 42, have been killed. the mayor of ki, of says half the cities population as flies. that's about 2000000 people. for weak salon rush and convoy of tanks has been heading towards the ukrainian capital, sparking fears of an assault. the highest level talk since russia invaded ukraine, 2 weeks ago of ended with little find the progress. so he's falling minister hosted his ukrainian and russian counterparts in ontario. the u. s. vice president is price, poland to taking in more than a $1000000.00 ukrainian refugees on a visit. torso camera harris also promised increased nato. support. what is at stake this very moment or some of the guiding principles around the nato alliance. and in particular, the issue and the importance of defending sovereignty and territorial integrity. in this case of ukraine as president due to has described, we have been witnessing for weeks and certainly just in the last 24 hours atrocities of unimaginable proportion. european union lead as a meetin

conflicting reports about whether they have complete control further east, the cities of hockey and mary paul are also under heavy attack. and ukrainian officials say a powerful explosion has hit central keith close to the defense ministry. they satellite images from us company mac sa appeared to show some of the destruction caused by the war so far with bomb craters, destroyed bridges, and stories and damage homes. the company says the pictures were taken over the past week and that heavy cloud cover has prevented its satellites from taking new images. in the past day, i shot while ago ukrainian president vladimir zalinski had a defiant message for russian troops would be one in there. they actually showed the wherever they go, they will be destroyed for they will not have come here. they will not have food and it will. they will not have one quiet moment to willie. the occupiers will receive only one thing from ukrainians. resistance stop vs resistant gloves. leave the such resistance that they will forever remember that we don't give up what is ours are will need that they will remember wh

while the regulation road from mary paul that we mentioned extends just over 260 kilometers to wrapper ratio, which is ukranian, how territory, but ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy with supplies for mary paul was talking nearby bare ganske, i found babies in the apparition he met some of the people displaced from mary poll when they get here, they are, those they are toys, they've given food, and here you can see donation from people from ordering ukrainians, making a massive effort to try and welcome these people that have escaped from medical but it's not just medical that they have escaped from the surrounding areas. it is fighting, taking place and the people that we've spoken to many are shocked and traumatized. many have lived in the villages all their lives and have no nothing else. and now they've been forced to leave, but we also have people that have been displaced a number of times because it's fighting in the east of the country has been going on since 2014. so many people left there to of a safer part of ukraine. and now again, they've been forced to leave. bu

ah, i'm rebecca route is welcome to the program authorities in ukraine's port city of mary who paul say they've agreed another temporary safe fire with russian forces and a renewing efforts to evacuate. some of the 400000 civilians traps their attempts to get residents out of mary poland, and another city besieged by moscow's troops in southeast a new crime will called off on saturday. both sides accused the other of violating a temporary truce. russian forces resumed their attacks against several case cities . the deputies met his putting out is in care for us mateus, a 2nd attempt to day at humanitarian essays fire to allow for evacuations. now there are reports that people had already started to leave is the sci fi are more likely to hold to day than yesterday? we don't have a clear picture yet. it seems that people have started to leave. but sir, this is to be at to be confirmed. bosses have left this morning for the or for murray, opal, anders, so far we are not hearing anything that suggests that this is fire has been violated so far. so there's hope that this is going to work or

also hoping to be able to deliver aid to the besieged city of mary paul, where the situation is becoming increasingly desperate. in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. and then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like. and mario paul, a city under siege by russian forces. new. when i'm on the out for you, we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest that should have told us something, at least about what's going on and where i thought heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets in hospitals and mario poll. residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war began. i mean, it will be done is it will responsibility for the war crimes of the russian military . it is inevitable. as soon as his war for the deliberate humanitarian catastrophe in ukrainian citizen, the whole world please. what is happening, murray? your quality will bully, fitted from above shows the scale of destruction across the city, which is completely surrounded by russian force

and you want to frank has greed and with your russian forces have reportedly and to mary paul. the southern port city has been devastated by weeks of rush and bombardment. and thousands is still trapped while civilians in odessa, as sheltering in old mines, is the city braces for an invasion. russian warships have been showing the suburbs of the port city home to more than a 1000000 people, ukraine's president for letting me zalinski meanwhile, has criticized russia. for glorifying the invasion and moscow stadium rally on friday to lansky said it's in everyone's interest to begin meaningful pace talks. in other world news series president basha, ela, sad has visited the united arab emirates. it's his 1st trip to an arab country since the war began. in 2011, the us state department called the visit pro family disappointing. nearly a 1000000 people in east timor have voted to choose their next president. race in opinion polls suggest form of president and noble peace prize. laureate jose ramos horta is in the late and ecuador president has announced an end to corn virus restricti

the international committee of the red cross says in addition to getting people out of mary paul, it's vitally important for the colorado to be used to get humanitarian aid in the i . c r c says it's prepared to lead the effort, but only if the 2 warring sides can guarantee the safe passage of the convoy. the western city of the v is providing refuge for thousands of people who have fled to fighting around keith and other cities. further east, people like all ha, under 2 children who now attend regular activities sessions provided by this children's library. right now, this is the only and best way to keep my kids and myself busy to keep them distracted. this class has been led by a teacher who was forced to flee a town near the front line in the east lit by telephone. they're happy they're playing and their joy is my joy. art sessions here are aimed at tackling the trauma they may have experienced from the fighting president flooded me. putin invariably portrayed as the villain. elsewhere in this library, volunteers were con, camouflage netting, for ukrainian forces across the border

welcome to the shore. hundreds of people that managed to escape the besieged ukrainian city of mary u paul through a humanitarian corridor. it was the 1st glimmer of hope for the city, which is largely without food, water, or electricity. after days of shilling by russian forces, russian and ukrainian negotiators are due to resume ceasefire talks on tuesday. in the matter of 2nd, they have to run for their lives. then the bombardment begins with the this is what life looks like. a mario paul. the city under siege by russian forces, by law. we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest that should have told us something, at least about what's going on and what i like your having shall and has destroyed homes. supermarket hospitals and mario pole residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here. the war began shooting from above, the scale of destruction across the city, which is completely surrounded by russian forces. on monday, a 1st convoy of civilians was able to escape from mario paul. the 1st

she is the prosecutor, there is no fuel in mary you, paul. all the fuel was stolen by looters. one of the root was difficult. there are no roads. the bridges have been blown up. the city itself no longer exists. this is a chance for people to go somewhere wrong. we're really thankful there's a little in the root was difficult, there was no green zone. we drove at our own risk. so there were a lot of dead bodies and blown up cars along the way. or the petrol is now more expensive than gold. you can't go anywhere without health. i'm thankful for russia's help. i'm very thankful you hiding among the refugees. a ukrainian military desert, as they will say that once they caught. but it is feared that some may be lying and may have other goals such as the staged terror attack. so acts of sabotage in liberated areas. the units commander told us in a message to change into civilian clothes, joined the civilians, get into the vehicles, taking them out or simply joined the civilians in the green zone and leave mary paul. with that song, we joined the civilians who were being released fro

one of most devastated cities is the besieged port of mary. u paul velez, he says a 100000 civilians are currently trapped there without food, water, or medication. and he accuses russian forces of seizing a humanitarian convoy, trying to bring supplies to residents. ah, per month into russia's invasion of ukraine attacks on the residential areas. schools and hospitals have come to define how the kremlin wages war the shod ruins of the besieged city of maria po, testify to how attacks on civilians have intensified as russia's advance has stalled. city officials say that at least 2300 residents have been killed. targeting civilians contravenes and laws governing warfare. the u. s. has now formerly accused russia of war crimes in ukraine. last week, secretary of lincoln expressed his view that some of russians reported attacks did in fact constitute war crimes. he emphasized that the department of state and other u. s. department's will be documenting and assessing the facts and the law surrounding these reports. this review underpins the assessment th

second civilian evacuation under ceasefire in mary. jo paul, will this one work? what do you think that are to say now? this is where is in place, which has been in place for 2 hours now. and the citizens have been told to assemble in 3 points in the city. and then they were told that they would be able to follow the a red cross vehicles in their own cars or to drive safely out of the city. we are not hearing yet a year a we are not hearing that anything has gone wrong so far. so there is a chance that this can happen, but we've seen yesterday that these fires are really, really fragile and anything can happen. so i am not in a position to make any predictions here. right. and what's the situation then in cliff where you are, we've had reports that the people there are preparing for russian troops to eventually approach they have been for more than 10 days now, since the very beginning of the work year has been that most are probably a high profile target for the russian troops and have been advancing on the city. from day one of this there is fighting in some sub

a month of russian bombardment has reduced much of mary paul to ruins while moscow has suffered setbacks elsewhere in ukraine. its efforts to take the key port had been devastating, an unrelenting compassion of satellite imagery from before the invasion to images from this week revealed the almost no building has been left on damaged, ukrainian official sable than 90 percent of the city has been destroyed. many who managed to escape the destruction and up here some 200 kilometers, the northwestern separate asia traumatized by what they've left behind. they change shelters 3 times in maria pal. it's insane what they were doing. dropping it was frightening. there is no merrier. pull any more land, they bumped it, completely muddy will, will over in lima, roseville building. others like a 3 year old boy wasn't able to get out unscathed. la dina is crying out for his father, but he can't come to deem his bedside. he was also injured and is receiving treatment elsewhere in the hospital. they're far from the only ones this 11 year old girl was also wounded as a family escaped from maria poll.

and the latest we hear is that an 8 convoy trying to make its way into mary paul. today was once again frustrated because of ongoing chauffeur comprehensive update there from jonah hall of what's happening right across ukraine . thank you, jonah. okay, we've moved over here to look at some map so we can take you right through the various hot spots around the country. all eyes really though, on what's happening in and around the capitol cave will show you now exactly where russia's forces are and how they are advancing. he see at how close they are. as we come in there on the capital, coming in from pretty much all sides. bar the south are present in several areas outside of to even now edging closer towards the outskirts of that capital city. moving from the east and the west snout. step varsity is there for us. will speak to her in a moment. michelle, you her report though, 1st on a city, fortified by ukrainians, determined to kate, the russian forces at duncan, behind a barricade, the preparing for the worst keep has turned into a fortress and everyone has joined

some people have managed to leave mary paul through humanitarian corridors, but the deputy prime minister says the evacuation process isn't always safe, not i will proceed. unfortunately, the occupations army didn't let the bus is near mario paul leave. 11 buses and 2 emergency cars were seized at a russian check point, and they were taken into an unknown direction. as of 915, we had no knowledge of the lab and drivers and for emergency services representatives. we demand immediate help from the red cross from the un who are supposed to ensure and guarantee that there are no such arrests and detentions of emergency workers in the humanitarian corridors. ukraine's 2nd largest city concave and surrounding areas have been seeing some of the heaviest bombardment. these pictures show the result of russian attacks inland over 40 say 20 apartments were destroyed. the un secretary general's as ukrainians are enjoying a living, how antennae could cherish war and the conflict is going nowhere fast. and he's urge russia to end what he calls the absurd assault on ukraine and other these russian court

let's start with mary paul paypal. they're now risking their lives to escape or they weren't able to use a humanitarian corridors. what does that say about the level of people's desperation? there now? well what we seen these people, these 160 cars that have escaped, they used the humanitarian corridor and her and it was possible to escape because the cecil fire held for some time. but then shelling began again at think it would be very difficult to get out of the city without any her corridor without any agreement right now, because the city is completely surrounded and fighting has been going on around the around the city. now the situation in there is dire, it's been more than 10 days that people have had no food, no water, no medicine took no electricity. we also have sparser scars information from there because mostly the phones are down or the more by a network. so it's a, it's a very dire situation and we're hearing that thousands of died already. and in cleveland, here's where you are. we understand there have

mary paul and where you are in la viv. they've been taking in refugees from all over ukraine in recent weeks. what's the situation when it comes to their people here are very much welcoming they try to provide shelter for those the need for those hundreds of thousands of people who arrive here internally displaced people that numbers of course, around millions in the entire country. and of course, we know that more than 3000000 people have left your brain. now the may or however, of leave you may clear it cannot go on forever. he says there must be more international aid international organizations. he says, need to step up to actually help living financially. and also he says it cannot continue that are different places, pools or churches, etc, being used as temporary shelter. he actually criticized international and yields for are underestimating even prior to the full scale invasion on february 24th underestimating this is going to happen and now not being prepared enough while the un says that yes, they agree. they hav

mary paul, since rushes, assault began. for the estimated a 160000 residence, remain in the ruins. there is little hope of reprieve. putin has made it clear that the shelling will only end when ukrainians defending against their invasion surrender. my 1st guest tonight is steven worth. i'm a senior fellow with the american state craft program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he's also an author of the book to morrow, the world, the birth of us global supremacy. steve, it's good to have you on the program to night. we saw what happened yesterday. we had ukrainian russian to go to go shader sitting down in turkey, talking about possible ways to get the piece to day moscow saying that it sees nothing promising in those talks. what do you think it's going to take to force and i'm using the word force here, russia to end this war unfortunately, looks like it will take considerably more time. at a minimum, you know, i think that the talks, if one expected the talks to suddenly produce peace, that was too high and expectation. so i think it be fair to say some progress w

and as we can see, mary paul, thousands of people are dying every day. yeah, that's a question. the millions of people are asking themselves this very hour. maria 0 shenker, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us to night. stay safe. ah, let's see. for me, check you out. like behind the wall again. not the berlin wall. we believe all levels that it but in the middle of europe, misfolded in between freedom and slavery. and this will grow stronger with each palm that falls in all land on ukraine with every decision that is not made for the sake of peace, not approved by you. my. although it may help which i'm wanted to pull, multi gas letters for chancellor shoulder serenely tear down. this will give germany the leadership you deserve. i'm what your descendants will be proud of. what shots people, supporters support peace be through my support every ukrainian or stop the war. so we need ukrainian president zalinski addressed the german parliament to day, continuing a week of speeches and please for help delivered to allied nations on both sides of the atlantic. but toda

while the situation there in mary paul is particularly bad, other besieged cities are also seeing major food shortages. residents and mac alive have been forced to raise shops for essentials, was russian forces try to surround city when grocery stores and warehouses and now empty. and the world food program is wanting that food and water supply chains collapsing because of a lack of security. and the lack of drivers in 8 con, voice have been unable to reach besiege cities. martin frick can tell us more. he's director of the world of food programs at global office and welcome to the w. how bad are things in cities like mary, a poll? real good with trying to get access to bring food in the last contribution. how is it that need is a humanitarian call? and when we hear about humanitarian corridors being established, what has been your experience of those? well, we haven't yet to see the delivering to city. we're not entirely in circles. we have no food stocks with people for 30 days, but we are still waiting and pressing for you, ma'am. are you married or marino where it's impossible to ge

a month of russian bombardment has reduced much of mary paul to ruins while moscow has suffered setbacks elsewhere in ukraine. its efforts to take the key port have been devastating. an unrelenting, a comparison of satellite imagery from before the invasion to images from this week revealed the almost no building has been left on damaged, ukrainian official sable than 90 percent of the city has been destroyed. many who managed to escape the destruction and of here some 200 kilometers. the northwestern's f, patricia traumatized by what they've left behind. they chain shelters 3 times in murray pl. it's insane what they would doing. said, dropping bombs. it was frightening. there is no merry pull any more than they bumped it. completely muddy will pull. it was in lima. it was probably others like a 3 year old boy wasn't able to get out unscathed. wow. dina is crying out his father, but he can't come to deem his bedside. he was also injured and his receiving treatment elsewhere in the hospital. that's often the only ones this 11 year old girl was also wounded. as a family escaped from ru pa

berlin, ukrainian officials that report the 1st survivors have emerged from a bombed theater in mary paul with sheltering hundreds of civilians and the number of casualties is not ukraine accuse is russian forced of targeting the building despite the russian word for children being painted on the ground also on the program. nato secretary general against dalton versus the alliance is determined to stop the war from escalating these in burn info talks with chancellor sholtes. he'll also meet with germany's foreign minister will bring you that joint press conference life. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. the crime, you know, lawmakers reported that more than a 100 people have been rescued from a bomb to theater and the besieged city of mario paul. the building was shelter and hundreds of civilians including children when it was shelled by russian forces. president zalinski says that this was one of a number of attacks on civilians in the past 24 hours and just called for more international help to defend his country. this report contained some distressing images, smoke bellows from

and the city of mary paul has been cut off from the rest of the world for 12 days. no one is allowed in or out as fighting wages on lea . a hiding dozens of buses stand ready to enter. merrier poll, filled with food and water. they're trying to reach one of the areas hardest hit by russian showing their only protection signs on the windows. people and ukrainian they tried to go in, but are turned around the most in the order that i have to say, this is painful and merry up remains blocked by the enemy. sides of the russian troops did not lead out into the city and continued to torture our people, our merrier residence. tomorrow we'll try again. once again, send food, water, and medicine for our city. for nearly 2 weeks, no one has been able to leave the city. and no aid has entered the road we were trapped underground and 2 children died nor was able to save them. these people here are desperate for help. there are thousands and thousands of families trapped in the city who are running out of water. and then at that point what you do even our team, the international

city such as chris on car cave and mary paul of course, which has been besieged. what does that say to you about? what is to come next in the conflict? sure, thank you. and in 1st i want to echo anissa words alexi. i wish you nothing but at safety right now. and i hope that you're ok. it's incredible that you're joining us as air raid sirens are going around you. i wish you nothing but safety as, as for russia strategy right now, it seems like what alexi had mentioned before the attempt to intimidate ukrainians with massive bombardment and shelling of cities and civilian targets is spot on. i think that we can all recognize by now that ukrainians are not going to surrender to russian domination. so even if russian forces were a bit more effective in their campaigns and were able to seize major cities like yours, i think that we can see now they would not be able to hold them so easily. we already see and see like your son, where occupiers are being met by demonstrators ukrainian operations forces us special operations forces are also waging a significant operation