it's questionable whether he goes control murray. one thing for sure. we know about murray. he should allow your monitoring corners to let people on that steel mill and other places are buried under rumble. to get out. ukrainian authorities have also edged moscow to open humanitarian curry doors to allow those sheltering in the heavily bombarded as of so plant to flee. these pictures were filmed by the far right nationalist, ukrainian group. as of battalion defending the plant, the footage shows some of the hundreds of civilians said to be sheltering in the bunkers below the steel works. but previous efforts to organize evacuations from mario pole have had little success. some $100000.00 residents are thought to be still living among the ruins. but the dead may lie elsewhere. mary poles, mayor has accused russian forces of hiding the true death toll. by burying bodies of mary jo po, residence in a neighboring town. us satellite company, mac saw released photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break or cease fire ahead of the or

rainbow murray, professor of politics, queens college.ean equity markets are finishing very near second lows. a little bit higher during the auction. the trajectory has been lower throughout most of the session. the cac 40 finishing in higher territory, but still a very tough second round in the next two weeks. i think you will see a lot of jitters in the next weeks. we will carry on the conversation on bloomberg radio and the cable. the takes to the air at 5:00 in london. we are live on dab digital radio. you can find us on all of your bloomberg devices. kriti: coming up the austrian chancellor becomes the first european leader to visit president putin since the start of the war in ukraine. we will get the reaction from the united states, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european close." coming up, wolfe research at 2:30. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. in pakistan lawmakers selected the opposition leader to become prime minister. he is replacing former cricket star imran con it w

>> thank you, senator murray. i think it's really important to think about the system as a whole and what this proposal does that hasn't been done before is to complete contemplate the entire system. because of the deep scarcity over our history, we've always picked pieces of the system and tried to fix it at the expense of other pieces. so for example, as we try to solve to preschool and three and four years having access, we watched how the bottom of fell out of the infant toddler market and the precipitous decline of family childcare homes. we watch, i know from my experience in arizona, states are always deciding between do they serve more families or do they actually pay the actual cost of care? they're always making sophie's choice. i think the difference in the league and the solutions so far have, there's been a huge gap. and so having that matchup is really important, families are always trying to decide between affordability and quality, and sometimes find themselves in solutions where they have to go to

pauli murray helped her, introduced her to her network at the president's commission. and the rest is history, except that a couple of years later, pauli murray quit nnano, the, national organization of women which she helped start because of the lack of diversity. she said it was not an organization she wished to help. she was looking beyond that to a movement of multiple discriminations, against indigenous people, against -- against people from other countries against, you know, a class, race, and gender. >> half a century -- >> she was not -- sorry? >> half a century ago. >> half a century ago. exactly. she was a pioneer of what's now been called intersexual feminism. >> next subject, third section of the book, about the civil rights movement. obviously, an enormous moment in american history. i wonder if you might begin with a little bit of back story on this, the history of black men and their military service in this country. >> yeah, this is a chapter somewhat different because it tries to rectify the imbalance between -- well, it tries to minimize the effect th

in the city of murray, you poll, ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender, also coming out. millions of ukrainians have fled their homes to seek shelter from the war. we hear from the people seeking refuge on the ground and the final hours of campaigning ahead of france's presidential election on sunday, incumbent and manual micro and his opponent marine la penn are focusing on undecided voters hold. so they may very well decide who wins. ah, i'm will, i'll sucker, a very will welcome to the show. we begin this broadcast with what appears to be a widening war in ukraine. a senior russian military commander says vladimir putin's ambitions in ukraine include seizing control of territory in the east and all the way across the south is unclear if this is official criminal policy. if it is, it would add a completely new dimension to the conflict which so far has brought heavy loss and few gains for russia. some of the strongest ukrainian resistance is the as of style steel plants in the port city of murray pool. a group of ukrainian soldiers is resisting russian troop

dw news life from berlin mission, a board it and aid convoy on its way to evacuated civilians for murray. you fall, turns back. still. dozens of buses manage to leave the city, but over a 100000 people remain trapped. also coming up, a star warning from the european union to china don't help russia in its war against ukraine. but beijing says it won't be forced to take signs and disillusion. find the war more and more highly skilled russians are opting to lead their country. ferocious id sector is especially hard hit by this brain drain . ah, i'm nichol for alicia. welcome to the program. the city of murray, you pull, has become synonymous of the horrors of russia's war in ukraine for weeks. the port city has been under what is being called a medieval style siege with some 100000 people trapped without food and water and exposed to constant shelling. desperate attempts to evacuate civilians from the area have failed time and again on friday, a red cross convoy was reportedly blocked from entering. mario paul, still thousands managed to escape on their own. ah, arriving to relative safety

ah ah, this is dw news coming to live from berlin, putting claims victory in the besieged city of murray of pole, and again calls on ukrainian fighters there to surrender. the russian president holds off on plans to storm the cities as of stalls steal plants, instructing us forces to blockade it instead with ukrainian troops and civilians inside. also coming up, you kranick zooms, it's dead from mass graves gathering evidence of possible war crimes. has relatives watch on, we hear from a mother whose son never came home. and in france, the 2 candidates and sundays presidential runoff hold their only face to face debate. the manual michael and his fall right challenger marina pen clash over her links to russian money. and his record as president. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian president vladimir putin has claimed victory and mary you poll saying his forces have successfully liberated the port city in southeastern ukraine. the as a stall steel plant is the last place in murray, a pole still in ukrainian hands. russia says more than 2000 ukranian troops or ho

well, once again, we're here in murray will once again, we're delivering humanitarian age. things like food, medicine, hygienic items, and basically anything else that people here have been lacking for the last, almost 2 months. as you can see, many parts of the city are devastated. people are on the streets, there is no electricity, no running water. and of course, many she, when italian missions are here now trying to help these people out at a distance you can see people are registering with. then you don't ask people's republic authorities. i over there, people are receiving when it's aaron aid from other organizations. i hear we can see a field kitchen where locals are lining up in order to get well, their daily meal of drama, madness is wrong, but while it, but the more than normal, my one year mediately do additional show you what to do to which is luck and that he brought those ashley losers value. would you do? 20 pushes over dois up live book. which daughter were young in the world? did you get the front good news or do you got there is the way it does it. look th

the world must come together to stop the cremins war on ukraine. russian troops on the streets of murray. you pull. russia has been accused of using band chemical weapons against the city. ukraine's president admitted it is difficult to verify the claim while the city is under siege. but he urged the world not to wait to act all f hoge in. no one has given the repeated threats from russian propagandists of using chemical weapons against the defenders of murray. you poll even and given the repeated use of for example, he phosphorus munitions by the russian army. by people, the world must react. now what must react preventively? i didn't want to put it on, did not across eastern ukraine. people are fleeing ahead of an expected wide scale russian assault on the don best region. military analysts say the don bess with it's open to rain and lack of natural barriers will be harder for defenders to hold on to as to the outcome. it's flighty balance right now, because if the russians learn the lessons of the failure so far and could concentrate more force and could connect the raffles to the gro

his comrade, known by his code name murray, has risen to cult status. today he takes radio jamming a step further speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. his van file land side were under fire radios, this russian soldier rich jams to coal, stopping reinforcements from coming, and then send this residential line. now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you should love and respect her enemy. over. at the end of the battle, the members of radia resistance interfere with the signal so that the trident of the ukrainian flag appears on the screen. this is what the war of radio waves looks like. it's catching up on smile. the stories making news round the world to day israeli police and palestinian demonstrators. herb again clashed at the alex the mosque in jerusalem. believe storm the compound after youths threw stones at them. the site is wholly to both jews and muslims. tension is hi, after deadly attacks in israel and is really raised in the occupied westbank. portuguese prosecutor say, a man in germany is now an

also coming up, an eye witness account of the bombardment of murray. you pulled from a doctor who managed to escape the besieged city. when the world sees what happens in mary, you poke, it will be butcher multiplied 515-105-1000. ah hello m terry martin, thanks for joining us. ukraine's military says, russian forces are now focusing on an aggressive operation to seize, complete control of the eastern don bus region following russia's failure to take care of and its withdrawal from northern areas around the capitol, ukrainian president ballade of miss lensky warned that rush day we didn't know where they were coming from. they were bright flashes of light in the distance. we had the bullets whizzing past, but only dolly, most of the time, people who barely dare to leave their homes, their sellers, when they did, was often with deadly consequences. more yes, the strong guys actually my sister asked her husband to bring her food to the place . she was hiding that with march. the form to push that he didn't against you. they shot him just before he got to

. >>> bill murray under fire. why a complaint against the comedian forced the studio to suspend production of his new movie. >>> plane swap stunt. two high-flying cousins are getting ready for a physics-defying drop never done before in history. as their aircrafts plummet to earth, they have 40 seconds to switch. this morning, behind the scenes of the countdown. >>> and we're celebrating earth day from high above in the race to save our planet's majestic trees. our reporter kayna learned the ropes. plus, ginger's giant electric road trip. how much did she save from point "a" to "zee"? ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >>> good morning, america. happy earth day, everybody, and it's a big morning on this earth day because kayna is excited, ginger is excited and cecilia is excited but entirely different reasons. you're kind of fan girling today. >> my favorite band of all-time in history of music and the world, mana. we'll be talking to them. i promise to try to not embarrass you guys. >> you already started. you were wearing a s

in the village of mon goes outside murray, you will to hide his words. they are barbaric, war crimes. he even describes that they happen using trucks to collect dead corpses on the trees and dumped them in to freshly dug trenches. there is no reaction so far from russia's defense, ministry was still waiting for it, but the mayor has been quick to describe. but as genocide mistaken listen, the biggest war crime of the 21st century was committed in mary u. paul. this is a new bobby, are now putin as exterminating ukrainians. she has already killed tens of thousands of civilians in mary paul. and this requires a strong reaction from the entire civilized world. everything must be done to stop this genocide. there are still many questions in the story of 1st and maria claims that the russian is happening to and the whole april. the question is why it is only now that he decided to make this story public and he was aware all the time about that. next, she talks about civilians. how did he make this conclusion that he visit beside this is very likely because it

. >> our murray said, thanks a lot. former u.s. senator orrin hatch has died. utah senator serving in the senate for 42 years. hatch was the longest serving senator in utah's history. spending the terms of 7 u.s. presidents from 1977, to 2019, his foundation announcing his death today. he leaves behind a wife and 6 children. hatch was 88. >> coming up here, some changes for one bay area based social media platform. how twitter plans to crack down on a specific kind of dis-information and lots of events for today all over the bay area this weekend. we'll show you how some peninsula residents spent the day sprucing up. >> their community. and it's a familiar scene right now in the bay area. coming up, why stanford health nurses say they're ready to strike this week. >> well, thousands of stanford nurses are ready to hit the picket lines on monday as fears over loosening covid mandates grow. nurses are wearing their own health may be at risk. sanford health officials say they're disappointed in the union's decision to strike. they say they recently met with the nu

here's a question about pauli murray. did she ever resolve her gender confusion? >> i'm not sure. she had -- because of her feeling about who she was, the male part of herself, she was disappointed in love many times because she was only attracted to heterosexual women. but she did get over it to the extent she was a hero. i mean, how much more could you do with that conflict than what she did? and in fact at the ends of her life she went to seminary because they had never had altar girls in the church. so she went to episcopal seminary and became a priest knowing she would have only three years beforehander to retirement when she was done. i mean, that speaks wonders. but she also had a companion at the ends of her life whom she loved and who loved her. so to that extend, yes, she did overcome her conflict. >> thank you. here's a question all the way from providence rhode island from someone named allison pell. she asks, obviouslies that different take on this time and individuals impact on change. what should we take away from the book? what does this teach us about the way hist

. >> senator murray? >> ay. >> center asked self? senator padilla? >> ay. >> senator paul? senator peters? >> ay. >> mr. reed? >> ay. >> mr. rich? no. mr. romney? mr. romney, no. mr. rounds? mr. rounds, no. mr. rubio? mr. rubio, no. mr. sanders? mr. sanders, ay. mr. schatz? mr. schatz, ay. mr. schumer? mr. schumer, ay. mr. scott of florida? no. mr. scott of south carolina? no. mr. shaheen? ay. mr. shelby? mr. shelby, no. mr. cinema -- ms. sinema? ay. misstep now? ms. stabenow, ay. mr. chester? mr. thune? no. mr. tillis? mr. tillis, no. mr. toomey? mr. toomey, no. mr. van hollen? >> ay. >> mr. warner? mr. warner, i. -- ay. ms. warren? ms. warren, i. mr. wicker? no. mr. wyden? mr. wyden, ay. wister young? mr. young, no. minister graham? no. >> having secured the majority for confirmation, the senate volunteered for about 15 minutes to allow senator rand paul to register his vote. >> mr. paul? mr. paul, no. >> on this boat, -- vote, the ays are 53, the nace are 47. this nomination is confirmed. >> [applause] >> under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered m

murray has not commented on the allegations.the film was scheduled to be released next year but it is not known if the suspension will affect the release date. >> alright everybody we know this state. we know the stories that come out of this state. a florida woman and her wedding caterer are facing charges for lacing reception food with marijuana. one affidavit alleges the bride on the right agreed and allowed the caterer on the left to lace the food she served. >> guests did not know and many became so sick they had to get medical treatment. what happened was confirmed when the guests tested positive for ts -- thc when they were seen at local hospitals and clinics. everyone is ok. authorities confirmed the drug was found in food at the reception site. >> alright. [laughter] please delays people's food. >> one woman thought she was having a heart attack. that would happen if you did not know you were high. >> i know some people are doing cannabis bars at their weddings but that is clearly labeled. >> you went for a second servi

back up there in murray, who pull from ikea. i only empty promises unfulfilled promises because i read the ukrainian press a foreign press russian press. and we constantly here over the last couple of weeks that ukraine is about to send more troops to the blockades. murray, who paul, to help out the people there, but each time we just saw attempts to rescue, you know, higher, higher ups for, from your truce. but people from 4 to 6 brigade, regular soldiers more just sent out from the burgess cannon fodder. if you have done anything differently, if you knew that before you went in for well, 1st of all, let me address the fact that if i didn't know that we were to class is illegal combatants, a hard copy would have signed a contract. thus that's for sure or would it cost for citizenship 1st and 2nd, because when citizenship comes on through contract coming. so i assume you know it's on it. and on the back it up, i've just said for probably the worst time in my life where we thought it is mary or full time and the circle just got s

i feel like bill murray. obviously knowing the audience, right, he's speaking to, clearly. what do you make of that? i mean he feels like i'm saying it over and over again, do do you not hear me? who do i need to tell. >> right, that's got to be balanced against the policy that the united states has which is we'll do this operation by, with and through nato and nato is an organization of 30 country and see when you have a coalition like that and you want to maintain consensus, often time you have to go to the lowest common denominator so if two or three countries object to no-fly zone or two or three countries are worried a too aggressive nature would put their countries in nato at risk, tat this point we seem to be abiding by that least common denominator. there's question whether that shopping list of president zelenskyy may be too excessive but the i think this really comes down to more and more to simply keep the coalition of 30 countries together, president biden and some of the hawks, some of the more hawkish countries are trying to balance what they're trying to do w

this is another metal works in murray. you full where forces hiding reportedly using civilians as humans. also support for the pakistan. prime minister continues with protest operating no confidence to early or remove him from power or move the former p. m claims washington help bring about and also this week love america, slums, european countries for delaying their energy payments to it all. the european people hit hardest by the russians. sentiments of their leaders the in the me here in moscow this sunday, april, the 7th, the need on this is and use our own or joint russia done yet forces are close to reclaiming the entire port city of murray, who both according to the russian defense ministry theory has been completely devastated by the fighting deadline given by moscow for the surrender of ukrainian fighters from the city still works as past with some major military strikes on this side. having since been reported late on saturday in the russian, m. o. d called on the soldiers to lay down their arms. we appeal to all

the besieged, ukrainian city of murray. a pole has been under constant russian bombardment since the beginning of the war. more than half the population has fled while up to a 170000. others remain tramped without food, water or electricity. dw correspondent rebecca readers met one doctor who spent 25 days and nights helping the injured until she too took the chance to flee through almost full weeks of war and the most unspeakable conditions. anna, a neurologist worked and lived in the mary hugh paul city hospital. now in the relative safety of live. she tells me of her ordeal. it just my just show during the heaviest, bombardments we had around 50 patients in our arriving a day. the hospital was so overcrowded and the windows doors and roof wall destroyed stead. not long after it got even worse, the russians cut the water supply is, but alice knew we would gather snow, rain water, use the water from inside the boilers and disinfect it. so many patients were dying, she tells me they were forced to put the corpses outside in

so 4000 self civilians have been killed in the city of murray all alone. now russia and his people's republics, officials claimed that these, the civilians have been used as a human shields by the nationalist as all battalions in the fighting well for the last week or so. they have been, holds up the style, metallurgy plants and other areas at the moment. so russian defense ministry claims that the entire city has been well freed, according to them from ukraine's forces and national battalions. however, some elements are still holds up within that plant. residents of murder, you pull are being cute, not to receive much needed humanitarian aid. this comes up to fighting is reports have stopped in residential areas and he's now confined to the industrial outskirts of the city. juggles guy did it already on my door below the entire urban area of marian, paula's complete declared of the militants of the neo nazi as old battalion foreign mercenaries and ukrainian troops or the remnants of the crating group, a county completely blocked on the territory of the av

but this notion of local people being drafted off of skill ross does not. murray was the experience i found speaking to people. daily outrage is probably the best word to describe the feelings of the refugees here in the nest for the right from a reasonable outrage about the western headlines that claim. and they have been kidnapped by the russian army and will be forced into slave labor somewhere in russia, as i've talked to them. and they told me that they hear on their own will. and all they want is for this conflict to finally. and so they can return back to their homes and live a normal peaceful life. roman cosser, if hearty don't ask the us announced on friday that it's sending another $300000000.00 of security assistance to ukraine. that's as western media narrative about the war in ukraine are often backed up by satellite images provided by a major u. s. defense department, contractor macs are. this raises concerns about potential us state propaganda shaping the medias. views of the conflict max are reportedly receives hundreds of millions of dollars a year to provide satellit

the runaway mayor of the city of murray bold made a claim that there are at least $3.00 to $9000.00 people that have been buried at this particular cemetery on the outskirts of variable in the city of mongolia. now he made a claim, according to the a satellite images provided by an american company. i claim there are of 30 by 45 meter trenches here and mario ball, and that's at least a 3 till 9000 people have been buried here. who and also several, a wester, media outlets have picked up that use. and i claiming that russian forces did this according to the mayor of the runaway mayor boys anchor and basically using them off for atrocities. and they also said that this information cannot be independently verified. well, i am here now. i've had an unlimited access to this cemetery. here i have discovered so all up to 300 new individual graves i here. and so i walked by all of them now a most of the graves have a placard with a name, surname, pension, and mc, and a date of birth as well. some of the grades here only have a number, so that means they have not been identified, but that's a far c

and of course a here in murray pal, they're still of suffering. the thousands of shelling can still be heard. however, they're hoping for the best. remind cauthrin archie maria, hold the next people's republic wellness, western media out as continue to demonize russia. i for its operation in ukraine and on bass. a prominent italian journalist has gone against the flow, accusing ukraine's presence of hindering efforts to bring about peace. that is to be simpler, but will not remove to pretty photos. lensky seems like a very dangerous character, but he is leading a campaign that can actually bring about massive destruction and casualties among the ukrainian people. but this doesn't really bother him, but on. therefore, i consider zalinski one of the main obstacles towards achieving peace. but we must remember that this war, besides everything that we are talking about, is a war of the united states against europe. that the e. u is the real object of this war. the united states is interested in severing ties between russia and europe and also china.

to watch, of course, over the last month and a half the fighting has been taking place in murray. paul, many of the local residents have also witnessed their shots these that have been committed by us off. and they told me earlier as well that that's been happening, not just over the last month and a half, but over the last 8 years as well as they've been the station there. let's say here some of the accounts about us, all math up as of battalion forces were shooting us as they were destroying our houses. they went in and kicked out resident saying, we're defending you. they are nazis. they have been torturing for 80 is as long as up to 250 people added their hands starting from the 1st floor and lined them up in a row. then they began shooting people. 8 people killed 4 wounded, including children and elderly men. they deliberately use incendiary bombs, forcing people out of their homes. st. go wherever you want. i wish they left our city sooner. we didn't call them since ours off came here in 2014. it's been total lawlessness. while the fighting in maroon has been taking place fo

he has essentially laid out the situation what it is like and murray, you pull and basically what the russian army faced in the city resume. nurses with russian and in ask republic forces have liberated maria. all the remaining national forces are sheltered in the as of salt land. as on the 11th of march, the number of ukraine in troops nationalists and for mercenaries was around 8100 people during the liberation more than 4000 were killed. 1478 captured the others more than a 2000 are blocked in as of style nationalists turned almost all the residential buildings into permanent fire and positions. in the lower stages, there were armored vehicles and artillery in the upper cypress and anti tank missiles. in the middle and in the basements, there were civilians, as human shields and retreating, ukrainian and nationalists forces were hiding behind civilians. as of now the whole, maria po is now under russian. and don't ask republic control. nationalists sen mercenaries in austin are blocked firmly from the 1st glance. the city of mario to looks like a ghost town, essentially because alm

here's how these spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry . murray has a heart of explained what was going on and how exactly those institutes were involved in ukraine. the frederick left our institute, his focus, and came in congo hemorrhagic fever at the burnett knocked institute for tropical medicine, has concentrated its activities in ukraine, an extremely dangerous fevers. den get chicken gun yet west nile and a suitor to name a few. so these are some names that she don't really hear often in your day to day life. we have some pictures of one of the diseases that was studied there. again, it's quite graphic and it is quite unpleasant to look at. but this is just for visual purposes. just to give you an idea that is again, it's not just something that you just that will just give you a cough or a runny nose. and these viruses were shipped directly from germany according to the documents that we've seen. and according to again, according to murray, as a heart of a spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry, basically the justification, the pretext as to why these, these dise

the repeated threats from russian propagandists of using chemical weapons against the defenders of murray. you poll even and given the repeated use of, for example, he phosphorus munitions by the russian army. by single gonna, the world must react. now what must react preventively? i don't want to put it on, did not across eastern ukraine. people are fleeing ahead of an expected wide scale russian assault on the don bass region. military analysts say the don bess with its open terrain and lack of natural barriers, will be harder for defenders to hold on to as to the outcome. it's find the balance right now because if the russians love the. busy lessons of the failure so far and could concentrate more force and could connect the raffles to the ground forces better and could so that it just sticks out. then they might start to overwhelm the ukrainian positions. eventually, thanks. i got you. russian president vladimir putin, who is i, the don bass region for years said piece was off the table the, so my go know, going ukrainian side moved away from its agreement in istanbul. now the require

and the red cross cells. pause the evacuations of fighting and murray you will intensifies and blamed a russian blockade for preventing humanitarian deliveries. the russian defense ministry, however, has accused a ukrainian military feeling to carry out its obligations to open shoot monetary and corridors from the city. moscow also reiterated, but nationalist battalions are continuing to target the evacuation route. something key denies we heard from people trapped in the war torn said evelyn, but my husband and i were in the basement. i stayed and he went out to feed the poppies. he didn't return for a long time. i began to shout, he didn't answer. i followed him, i saw that he was covered in blood. his arm was broken, he had severe blood loss. a young guy came to help. he cut off pieces of skin that had come off my husband's head. the shelling was so strong, i myself was covered in charge of glass. i want the gun fired to stop. it is so scary. 3 though the situation in mario police 10th, they should constantly. i had to remove the car from my broken leg to pull people out of the rub

people for refugees here in murray opal. as you can see with livery, bread, hygienic items, various vegetables, like potatoes or onions, carrots and how the rest of the things, the long line of people just outside of the sensor on the other side. how many children, many held early, each, one of them, waiting for their little packet offer foods and other basic necessary items. so yes, that finishes you bring them along with yours when we get to those. and what was you with? this is a queue to one of the many so called a field kitchens here in murray opal. as you can see us mostly elderly people who are waiting for their chance to get well. one of the few meals that meals that they can get. the food has been cooked right here. usually it's buckwheat with beef. it's something a well armies here in eastern europe or do when they're on a march. but this time and it's built keep the kitchen became useful for these people as well. i've had to go talk to them and find out how they been living over the past month. that i missed so as

for now, i'm a romantic cause for eva bartlett from murray, evil in dentist, people's republic. and some news just reaching us this hour on the program, ukrainian forces hub shelled russian territory with a village on the border coming under fire. that is, according to local authorities. there are no one was hurts and no buildings were damaged. and artillery shell reportedly came down in a field leaving only a small creature. the russian defense ministry recently warned it's would retaliate on target caves, decision making centers, if more territory came under attack. and it does follow a series of incidents over the past 2 months, according to moscow, key of attacked a number of villages on the border along with a fuel storage depot in belgrade. russia's defense ministry, sayings or strikes on the ukrainian port city of odessa on saturday. targeted local military facilities destroying a large batch of weapons supplied by western countries during the normal like others, the middle of this afternoon, high precision, long range air based missiles of the russian aerospace forces di

are there on the ground, vladimir putin clamps fighting has now ended in murray. you pull. what are you hearing about the situation there? that is what he said, but the last that we've heard from mary, you paul is very hard to get real time information out of that received city as you can imagine. but the last we heard it is still being sheldon. fighting is ongoing. we know that those remaining ukrainian troops are in that as of steel plant, as well as some civilians. and if you marry a humanitarian corridor is trying to be agreed on. so to, for their evacuation. the un secretary general antonio terrace was in russia yesterday talking to vladimir putin about that corridor view and has offered to support that, you know, even bring in peacekeepers to aid that evacuation. but at this stage, it remains to be seen whether or not will be successful. we are expecting un secretary general antonio terrorist to be here in keith tomorrow to to continue discussions about that with vladimir. excellent, i'm sorry with val autumn is zalinski, but obviously, you know, this is something tha

but this notion of local people being drafted offs obscure parts of russia does not murray, with the experience i've found speaking to people. daily outrage is probably the best word to describe the feelings of the year. refugees here in the nest for the right from a ruble outrage about the western headlines the claim. and they have been kidnapped by the russian army and will be forced into slave labor somewhere in russia, as i've talked to them. and they told me that sir, they hear on their own will, and all they want is for this conflict to finally and so they can return back to their homes and live a normal peaceful life. roman coffer of hearty. though next, russia's top diplomat has said that trade in national currencies will intensify between moscow and quote, strategic partner india, on a visit to, to new delhi or gala. i've explained that western controlled financial systems have shown that can no longer be trusted. the reason for moving. ready ready to national gallon systems, again, absolutely. the reliable nature of the bars. we don't want to bend over here still, which wou