natasha pulled the envelope. you support this at home for a few days brints sighed passport and train ticket to saratov natasha was preparing an escape. did something happen? i 'll tell you everything myself, but not now. without explaining anything, the girl left and only a few days later alla valeryevna found out that natasha had died, and her friend, zhenya, was in a serious condition in the hospital, the investigator invited the teacher for a conversation under the protocol saying, if you please. please bring me the envelope that the girl left for you. we'll try to find out, but at the appointed hour. alla varentsova did not appear in the office. and after 2 days , alla's relatives turned to the police odintsov was found at home, hanging on a cord from an iron. my name is oleg. i was an alcoholic, so i was a gangster in the zone. then call the fighters as a loader. we try to pack it, then the settings. now i'm teaching carpentry to children, are you the son of a general? so it's definitely your sister tatyana

natasha suspected pregnancy at school. natasha did not know what to do.he could leave, and nevertheless decided to talk to korolkov himself. she seems to sense that this conversation will end in disaster. i went to the teacher ali valeevna. i left my passport and ticket in case nothing comes back, i will tell everything myself, but not now later, i know everything. for an important conversation, korolkov lured her to the roof, where her friends were already waiting, natasha understood everything. the next day, zhenya krivorotov found out about natasha's death. a boy who was desperately and hopelessly in love with her. the young man could not bear the terrible news and tried to commit suicide. to the hospital, where she told about the visit to natasha about the girl left in the ticket and passport. all information flowed into the hands of the police chief korolkov, his son dmitry , a student of the law faculty, lived separately, but he visited his father's house every day to do his father's work, after all, the future of his colleague. do not be shy, but m

natasha natasha i'm here with you. somehow it's all because of you.you didn't drink, i know, i'm sorry, i hate you, i'm sorry. who was shooting at you? go. his man called to meet his brother. they found a kill building. who called? natasha you know, i don't know. even oleg, in short, they shot bur at the third fork in the white island, he was killed and the driver is in a strange state in the same hospital as natasha who shot the investigation took over the fsb as boer armory baron looks like an international scale. ok, thanks. what's going on? until we find out we will do. come follow me. why should i believe you only from there you will go with the cops? quite what, stunned? it's the cops this fucking rooftop. okay, temperature. security major rybnikov senior lieutenant ball we are investigating the murder of vadim burov we need to interrogate his driver. yes, he's still unconscious. here one already tried to interrogate. i mean burov's brother and the husband of this second victim rubtsova yes, from your ward, such a massacre was staged here and th

ah, this is my wife, natasha. natasha! natasha is a volunteer doctor in the station.ey have two young children who are looked after by friends while they work here. 24 hours, we stay here. it's very... it's very hard. pain of people, so many child. they haven't eaten for five or six days and they have a problem with their stomach. ok, let's come downstairs. so, we use volunteers on every exit. we have some kind of a food place, catering food place here. there is a mini clinic and place for disabled. so, all these people are waiting for the train to poland, yeah. we have seven, eight trains per day. they absolutely don't know what about the future. no plans. they don't know what to do. what about the job? what about the money? lots of them have no money, absolutely. so, everything is for free, of course. the local businesses give us everything we need — food, beds and medicine, everything. denis has just brought 14—year—old uliana and her mother gallina and the family to the mother and baby room. they've travelled for two days from the city of dnipro. i'm with my littl

ah, this is my wife, natasha. natasha! natasha is a volunteer doctor in the station.young children who are looked after by friends while they work here. 24 hours, we stay here. it's very... it's very hard. pain of people, so many child. they haven't eaten for five or six days and they have a problem with their stomach. ok, let's come downstairs. so, we use volunteers on every exit. we have some kind of a food place, catering food place here. there is a mini clinic and place for disabled. so, all these people are waiting for the train to poland, yeah. we have seven, eight trains per day. they absolutely don't know what about the future. no plans. they don't know what to do. what about the job? what about the money? lots of them have no money, absolutely. so, everything is for free, of course. the local businesses give us everything we need — food, beds and medicine, everything. denis has just brought 14—year—old uliana and her mother gallina and the family to the mother and baby room. they've travelled for two days from the city of dnipro. i'm with my little brother, w

natasha, you asked me here. thank you. how are you?eems to fall out of hand, as if in a fog. yes, i know what you mean. you know, when dad died, we had exactly the same feelings, he was the most important family in our family, everything revolved around him . he paid the bills himself. himself to the store i walked around the house doing everything myself, i didn’t even invite the masters. and when was he gone? my mother and i could not understand at all how to live on, where to pay what? well, and so on. it's hard to lose loved ones. they were close sisters. maybe yes. although although i don't know. i built a career here, she is there at home. we had everything in stages. well, let's say an unplanned vacation. he won't go. he is called back to the headquarters and then does not let the police go abroad. god, i don't understand how this can be tolerated. i am sure that if bolik wanted to, he i could arrange it if he wanted to, but he doesn't want to. you know, the first time we almost divorced him, when i left the prosecutor's office,

natasha. thank you very much indeed. does natasha bother talking to is eliza from brussels as they were expecting to hear from the u. s. president and the commissioner for the e u. i will go to them as soon as we can for now with natasha. thank you very much indeed. lets go to zane bus stop is and just you are in love eve in ukraine and you've got an update for us. but in fact, the same, i'm going to leave you there were no to not go to brussels, where u. s. president joe biden is speaking, let's listening to ban all imports of russian energy. to make it clear, the american people would not be part of subsidizing putin's brutal, unjustified war against people ukraine. at the time, i noted that we were able to take this step when others could not because united states is a net export or energy with a strong domestic interest. and the united states welcomed the european news powerful statement. early this month, committed to rapidly reduces dependence on russian gas. today, we've agreed on an joint game plan toward that go

what more to be know about this natasha? or very little actually because that news is only just coming out awful news. it seems of a lot to me. let's give you cranium price and saying children under the rubble, it is believe the russian shelling has completely destroyed the children's hospital in mario poll city officials. they're saying it is a catastrophic scene. now, matter poll is a city on the see. often in the south of the country, it has been the scene of intense shelling for days. we know that people in the city have really been suffering because food, water, key thing, electricity is open cart or unavailable for a week. now the mayor of that city had been putting out messages a few days ago saying that people were really desperate situation. they have been wanting to get out, but it seems that some attempts to put in place to monitoring corey doors to allow people to leave 50, just have not come through. and people have effectively been trapped in a place where, you know, we're hearing reports of bodies on the stree

they're natasha. we've harvest. you heard about things like the nuclear power plant, but the, the targeting of residential areas. we're starting to see this in some quite frightening clarity. yes sir, and you know, the kremlin is maintained that it is not targeting a russian, excuse me. the credit is maintained is not targeting, i should say a civilians, but we know that they have been areas, residential blocks, schools that have been hit by russian forces. so it is very difficult for them to maintain that line. the poor city of my report is key poor city, on the see of as off. it is under intense russian shelling. it is a city we are told by authorities and residence under siege water, electricity heating all carted is the winter. it is cold. people huddled in bunkers, in the most extremely difficult conditions, not knowing what the next day will bring her. the other poor she hassan on the black sea that was taken by russian troops. we understand that their people are saying that they have perhaps just 3 days left

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let's go to natasha butler now who joins us live from live in west in ukraine, and natasha in the west to airports have now been attacked. want to, we know you have been to russian air strikes on 2 air fields as you say, in west, in ukraine. a part of the country that has until now been relatively sped with most of the fighting that we seen over the past 2 weeks in the north, the east and the south of the country. but those air strikes took place over night, a one just outside of the southwestern city of yvonne. oh frank disk there and i filled struck 3 loud explosions. apparently, people are posted some images on social media where you saw a plumes of smoke going into the air and also another strike at an air field outside of lutes. that is in the north west of ukraine. again, the mayor of that town telling people to stay under ground in shelters, to take cover. because of course, those explosions took place just outside the air filled air field we understand is destroyed an air field that wasn't operational, but the could be used by the ukrainian military of course. so 2 areas in wes

what to call you like natasha, i'm kostya cool. i want something to eat.atasha will be there in the glove compartment. ah aunt writes realistically cries. hey, natasha , you're not afraid that we'll rape you, roast you and eat you. nothing, don't worry. silent all the way mouth did not close now what? tongue swallowed well, shut up, you understand? well, how long have you been there? or are you going for a record, you know, leave me alone, you distract me, next time before refueling, will you endure it? why are you stuck there minute business christmas tree winder? the second guy is are you alive? don't worry, there was a little. the main thing is that you have all the fixed capital for you. completely relaxed. you are not wounded, i heard a shot. the radiator was shot. bitches, we will live here not tambourines, but let me think. i thought the boar should call. what difference does it make if you don't want to? call me to tell him. what kind of people well , everything seems to be ready. give him money, i don't have any. you went. good luck on the roads.

us live from the view of natasha. ah, what more can you tell us about these plans? humanitarian corridors saw they going to eventually well, we're not sure if any corey doors have actually been put in place for what we do know is once again, russia is offering to implement humanitarian cory doors from a number of cities across ukraine, including the capital key for corey doors that would impact civilians to russia to better route. now, russia had already made such a proposal on monday and that was vehemently seen by people in ukraine by the authorities here as something completely immoral. those are some of the words that ukrainian storage used to describe the russian of volota me. so let's gave ukrainian president overnight he put out the video talking about russia's medieval tactics. the idea that civilians would want that even be evacuated to a russia rocket. that is invaded ukraine, simply unimaginable for 4 people here. now what ukranian authorities want is for you, monetary inquiry, those to be put in place that

she's joining us from the ve natasha. well ukrainian hopes of these talks are pretty low as to be said, or we heard as much from ukraine's foreign minister a couple of days ago said that he didn't have much hope of any. a major breakthrough. and we've also heard of from the president of an ottoman zalinski crating present to all. so this week has said, look, you know, you can't go into major negotiations when you have a gun or your head. in other words, until russian troops withdraw from ukraine. it's going to be very hard to have any form of a civil discussion about what should be done, or that said, of course, ukraine, once this war to end, they want to rush, intrigues go home, but that's unlikely to happen in these negotiations. they are relatively low level negotiations between ukranian and russian officials. so i think what we're gonna really expect ukrainian officials to do is to try and come out of these talks with at least some a form of a proper commitment to putting in place humanitarian corridors. we've talked

let's get the view now from ukraine in natasha. butler is in live in question ukraine. this attack natasha happening just 20 kilometers from the border with poland, which is a nato member, a european union, a member as well. what have the ukrainians been saying about the, the attack itself and the extent of the damage or just to respond to those report, sir, from russia in terms of ukrainian authorities or what they are saying, what they've said all day is that 35 people were killed in this attack at the hour, if air base and military center which is just about 50 kilometers west of here levine, they also say that more than a 130 people were injured in terms of the nationality of those people. we don't know, all we do know is that this military base has been use in the past as a center to train ukrainian forces that's with a foreign forces coming to train ukrainian forces. so in the past, the last military exercises that were carried out there by soldiers from the united states, from united kingdom, amongst others, 15 countries taken part in fact, in exercises a few mon

but 1st let's go to natasha. butler who's in levine. hello that natasha. what's the current state of play? ukrainian forces resisting russian advances while it makes the picture on the ground, russian troops are making advances in the north, east and south of the country, but ukrainian forces also continuing to resist in many places. now, the ukrainian president followed them is the landscape has announced the ukrainian forces of launch a counter offensive in the hall keys, ukraine, 2nd largest city in the north east of the country. it is a 50 that has seen some of the worth fighting. this war began moving south onto the sea of as all the key ports of merrier pole. again, another city has been effectively under siege from russian shelling, shelling, continuing of a sci fi, a temporary sci fi in the, in the city around the 15 in the area failed on saturday, both ukrainian or russian officials, a blaming each other for the failure of that sci fi, which was going to allow people to be evacuated and essential viper a to get in to that city. it is a place where

all right, natasha. thank you very much for that update. natasha butler live for us in levine me while thousands of people have been leaving from towns on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital. keep. many cars have signs in the window saying children and evacuation to avoid being targeted by russian troops. residential areas. incentives such as boucher and ethan have been subject to intense. shelly, well, us, secretary of state antony blinking is in poland where he is expected to discuss support for the influx of refugees. there are correspondence, same as robbie's at the crossing on the new crime pole and border with more on that situation. we've been here since the beginning of the conflict and the mister blinking is likely to be here to come and see what's happening. we still don't know exactly when, but when he arrives, what we are expecting him to see is really an illustration of what many say is perhaps the truest a picture of what the cost of war actually is. civilians as always, innocent civilia

natasha i'm at home. natasha, i promise you, i will find those who did this.ound alcohol in their blood almost four ppm it can't be. you know she doesn't drink. well, maybe there's something we don't know.

natasha i love you envy. if you knew, yes, i don’t eat anything, and i get fat all the time. because a person is needed, he loves it. well, you know lately, when i look at the monitor. i can not see anything. all my letters are blurry, you know, nerves, or what? well, we have something at work, not only that the letters will be blurry. here, at a lesson in the eighth grade, i sat down past the chair painfully. i'm almost crying. neighing. bastard. i don't want to wear these glasses, you know, i'm not a beauty anyway. the main thing is that the characteristic ones come together and draw english. what is the nature of this job? some nerves soon only on the russia channel you can’t just take a child, and you asked me if i need this child or not? movies on weekends come here on such a day. i just wanted to look at you to see how dad lived in voronezh . hello, we have arrived. i am your sister now gone from us. they sealed my apartment and for a long time this one and a half million is on me now. if you come from an inheritance. i will disappoint you greatly. you won't get anythin

was exactly when i became pregnant with natasha, but natasha was born with us, plus she was a difficult pregnancy . was born at the thirty-seventh week, because that we had to fly the plane twice. we flew here on vacation. done. here, the ultrasound flew back to yakutia, where they refused to take delivery, because there was a double entanglement of the umbilical cord, they were afraid that they would not save the child. we flew back. these are two flights. even three flights are shaking and this provoked a premature birth. at the thirty -seventh week, the girl's weight was 2.990. she was born. uh, she hung herself by the umbilical cord during childbirth. but it says so, in general there was a warm cerebral edema, the strongest. we lay with him hospital for a long time and ahead of schedule removed. we gave birth prematurely, but the doctors said if it had been a little longer, they might not have saved her. well , it was after the birth of the second daughter that disagreements began in your family. in our family. disagreements began. not after the birth of the second daughter. eh, the

ukraine. natasha. thank you. will have sonya is the largest urban centre in ukraine that russian soldiers are actually holding earlier. they fought with ukrainian protest her as were demonstrating against russia's takeover of the region. the u. n says a, the trucks have been unable to enter the city because of the fighting and still to come in this half hour, oil prices rise to the highest level since 2008 as the u. s. and europe consider banning imports of russian crude. ah, the reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, there's been outrage over moscow's proposed humanitarian corridors, which would mostly give ukrainians a safe passage to russia or to its ally, bella ruth, ukraine has called the proposal completely immoral, but some progress was made on the issue of corridors at the 3rd round of talks between russia and ukraine, umbrella, bruce or ukrainian advisors said that there was some movement on we'll just fix and the talks will continue. the ukraine's president has called for new sanction

so many as we've said, have come under fire and natasha butler is in the western town. even has this report, his little comfort in war. but some people are doing all they can for 3rd day ukrainian forces evacuate people from air pin on the outskirts of ukraine's capital keith. it's a precarious journey. russian shelling is never very far away. european up st. louis de, king of stopping has been constantly shall plains bombing russian. soldiers are called, it's at home. there's no electricity, like there's no heating and the temperatures going down. we had to go to the chill . it means that if we hate, i couldn't, and russia so much, i hope the war will be over soon. one of the conservative people are also fleeing sumi, east of cave, off to russia, and ukraine agreed on a temporary cease fire in the area. days of russian shelling have flattened parts of the city. this is what is left after an overnight attack. killed more than 20 people, including children in their homes. moscow is offered once again to evacuate people from a number of other cities, but only if they go t

let's go to natasha butler, who's in the western city of lavelle. she's that 1st lived now. natasha took us through firstly the latest on efforts to evacuate civilians from the hottest hit towns and cities. how's that going? well, we have a bit more information now because there was a lot of conflicting information about the patient of the humanitarian, cory those a bit earlier. what we do know is that ukraine has agreed with russia to evacuate people from at least 5 towns and cities across ukraine, including areas around keys and also the north eastern town, assuming now what we do know is that in terms of sue me, people have been leaving today the, the 5 that seems to be holding between ukrainian and russian troops and people are being boston. this is the 2nd day that people feel april to evacuate the city. there are about 40000000 people in the 55000 of them left on tuesday. many more will leave today. and some of the stories of people who are coming out to just heartbreaking people, having to leave behind, relative to call, move and move all eno

she's joining us now. natasha took us through the evacuation efforts 1st. well, you know, every day here in ukraine in so many cities, there are people who are absolutely desperate to leave their cities. now it's not because they want to of course that because they are being forced to buy constant washing, shelling bombardment, fighting and also because they're running out to fight to supplies often, you know, water, food medicines, the thing is, is across the country. there has been several attempts to put in place. he monitor inquiry doors, but they are not always working out not today. ukrainian forties said that they were going to implement at least 5 humanitarian cory doors in agreement with russian authorities. but what we know is at least one of those attempts to put in place mandatory corridor has failed in the sound, in an eastern time to me that the man says that people simply being unable to evacuate because the russian shilling has continued. it is too dangerous for people can ease. better news though, for people in the town of sumi which is in

and we have 3 teams across the latest developments in ukraine will go to natasha. butler olivia shortly and sim on conn and keith at 1st it's go to honda abdel hamid who joins us live from denise pro hot or warm. or can you tell us about these attacks on the city? well, these attacks happened early morning, around 6615. they were air sire, is going on for a few hours after that. now this is the 1st time this city is targeted since the beginning of the war. many people expected that to happen. i would speak to them, and i would say, it's not a matter of when, but of a fraud about when, what i was targeted is an industrial complex down that road is still corded off. will use is not allowing us to go there saying that they're still searching for unexploded ordnance. it is what was described to us as a industrial complex with a sort of railway network that connects them. we do know that their heavy machinery factory was hit, a, a sort of whole enhancing chemical factory was hit, and then there's a 3rd location older that was hit next to the kindergarten. as you mention

neo- cnn's natasha bertrand joins me live from belgium.ts to stay in kyiv, saying i need ammunition, not a lift. what discussions are being had here? >> reporter: that's right, isa. sources are telling me and my colleague kyle they are setting up an exile if it that becomes necessary. they would move to lviv in western ukraine, or if they had to flee the country entirely, they would potentially set up some kind of government structure in poland. now, it's been kind of difficult for european and american officials to broach this with zelenskyy because he is so reluctant to discuss anything that has to do with him leaving ukraine. of course, he has said he wants to stay in kyiv and fight, and he has no plans as of now to evacuate. so part of the conversations for that reason have also included the possibility that some members of zelenskyy's government might go ahead of him and start kind of building infrastructure for a potential government in exile elsewhere. now, all of these discussions come as russia's onslaught against ukraine has incr

there from live if natasha, thanks for that update. at least 756 people have been arrested at anti war protests in 37 cities across russia. that's according to an independent monitoring group piece in moscow. quickly cracked down as people tried to rally jailed kremlin critic alexi nev only called for the anti war protests last weekend. at least 5000 people were arrested. at 69, protests nationwide will demonstrate his role swipe force in st. petersburg. despite a similar police crackdown president vladimir putin has announced penalties including up to 15 years in prison, for protesting against the criminal. bernard smith has more on those protest. now for moscow it's a stretch really to call these even protests. it's very, very difficult for people to go out on to the streets and protest, any hint of somebody trying to go out or looking life. a protester on a very coughing violently dragged away by the police. the people in the high visibility vests the journalists by law, they have to wear those of, they are on one side, and the poli

let's not bring in natasha butler. she's joining us from the v if so, natasha another round of talk scheduled to start and just over an hour's time. what are we expecting? yes, spoke ukrainian and rushing negotiators has confirmed that there will be another round of talks today at 1020 no cool time here in ukraine. this time those the talks won't be in person. they will be via video conference. and now they haven't been any major breakthroughs. in the rounds of tools that we've had until now, but on sunday, both sides, both russian and ukrainian official said that they had seen some signs of progress . well, ukraine president below demand length. he said that he host, of course of these talks, will lead to peace and security for his country. he also said that he has the talks might lead to a meeting between the 2 present between himself and the russian leader of latham a person. he said that is what people want to say. he also repeated his call for nathan to impose a no fly zone over the country to stop the constant ru

go straight to natasha butler, who joins us live from living. natasha, ukraine's. deputy prime minister has said russia is manipulating the issue of humanitarian corridors. what they mean? well, completely immoral were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for at ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian, a corridors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of cities in ukraine, but to belarus or russia or russian occupied areas in the east now, as you said, we have just heard from ukraine's deputy a prime minister. she echoed those sentiments. she said that russia was manipulating. the situation was manipulating civilians in order to show people on television and what is needed. she said is to evacuate. people but across ukrainian territory, you would think to wards a neighboring countries in the european union. she says that ukraine has called for sci fi that sci fi would be in place. now, of course, you have no confirmation at all. and whether or not that is happening and we have no confirmation on whether or not those hum

hello there. natasha. what more you hearing about possible humanitarian car doors being set up, what we know is those humanitarian corridors were supposed to be set off on saturday or in and around the town of mario pole on the sea of as of but because of continued fighting, they were unable to be implemented now, both ukraine and russia have blamed each other for the fact that a temporary cease fire was failed to be put in place, allowing people then to use those corridors to be evacuated off a vital a to, to get in. and now we understand there are some efforts to look at whether or not those corey doors could be set up. but we don't have a much detail about those at this stage. but what we do know is, of course, the humanitarian situation on the ground is absolutely dire. in some places in murray or poll, the mer of that city. a said a couple of days ago, the russian shelling means that his city was being absolutely destroyed. he has spoken about people being cut off from vital necessities, water, electr

more than you're fired, natasha, you can't do this. i please go to the exit. natasha you can't. man this is your car, take it away immediately. no , it's not mine. well, what is this happening? about what is happening on the field in the newspapers they will write only tomorrow the debriefing will be tomorrow conversations at the cooler about the match all tomorrow, but win. you can right now on the site and in the application 1xbet, play now the rest is called tomorrow. the country of talents premieres on friday at 21:00 on ntv, some viruses can cause damage to blood vessels and blood clots, it is the vessels that are the main target of infection later, the drug angionorm helps to restore blood vessels. after damage, it improves microcirculation, reduces the risk of blood clots , helps reduce inflammation and strengthen the walls of angionor vessels. keep your blood vessels in order. we work with a postal bank because we value stability just like you and always happy to meet you at every branch across russia or online. with us, you can easily issue cards of payment systems of t

well, in fact, sixteen-year-old natasha cannot live a day without her beloved violin, the girl oftenmusical evenings at home and enjoys it exclusively through the wall of her closed room in the kitchen. aleksey silenoy, prepares in turn communication with the bike. minimum. recently, a mother of many children purchased new furniture, ex-husband. didn't even help put it together. everything had to be done by myself children. it’s a little clumsy here, because everything was sawn with a jigsaw, the jigsaw is walking. those who are engaged in furniture will understand me, he needs to equip his room, alexey is indignant while there are bare walls and there is nothing but a sofa and a tv set . all the same, it is necessary to lay out some wall of things somewhere. actually. they live on their own. lera, your granddaughters will be able to forgive the fact that their own father doubts them, lena is the eldest twenty and loves and is afraid. and she will forgive if her father feels bad, god forbid of course, she gets sick or something, she will help him, and natasha will be very difficult t

a man connor as gay t natasha butler. here is my friend in live in western ukraine at so in western ukraine to apple. its have been attacked. what more can you tell us about that? yes, the western crane is a part of the country that until now it's been relatively sped from the fighting which has been really concentrated in the north, east and south. but overnight there have been a 2 as strikes and 2 areas in the region in um the south western a city of yvonne oh, from kiss that's not far from the romanian and hungarian a border. there was actually an air strike on that town right at the beginning of the invasion on an airfield there. this is a 2nd air strike on an air field. the mer talked about 3 large explosions. and then another attack on an air field, north of the town of liske in the north, west northwest and part of the country there. the mayor had called on people over night to take cover because of that as strike people in the city here in the vive. also getting nervous because levine is only a 150 kilometer south

let's go to natasha butler. first of all, natasha. i want to talk to you about these humanitarian car doors that have been so much in the news that the russia, if i understand it correctly, is offering monetary in colorado. but only if people go to russia all the bell russian border. just tell us what the background is to this. yes, well, a russian authorities had said that they were putting in place humanitarian corridors earlier today, or here in ukraine in order to be able to evacuate people from several major cities including the capital keys. but in fact, it turns out that the evacuation route said they were offering were mainly to ban of russ and to russia. well for occur. ukrainian authorities or they have called lights are simply unacceptable. they of talked about moscow big manipulative about this being something that just called happened because they said what is needed or humanitarian corridors that would allow people to be evacuated across ukrainian soil in ukrainian territory. one, would you imagine 2 or the borders with

i was here, natasha. butler joins us from the lives in western ukraine. natasha. so what more details are emerging about this fire at this operation? nuclear plants and how worrying is this? well, what we understand from ukrainian or authorities is that that fire has now been ah, put under control by fire fighters, but only off to a very long and a difficult night. now what happened was, in the early hours of the morning here in ukraine, there was a rush, an attack on what we understand as a generating units are within this power plant. and then ukrainian firefighters were trying to get close enough to the plant to put out a huge blaze that have broken out, but they were unable to do so at 1st because a ukrainian officials say that they were being shot out by russian troops. they did eventually managed to get close enough that blaze is now a being put out. we understand that the site is secure, but of course there has been a global condemnation for this. we've heard from world leaders, including are the u. s. president joe biden, a boris johnson department. it's t

all right, natasha, thanks very, very much. natasha bertrand reporting from germany tonight.breaking news. chairman of the house intelligence committee, democratic congressman adam schiff of california is joining us. mr. chairman, thanks so much for joining us. let me start with your reaction to the white house now raising new concerns about the potential for a russian biological or chemical attack in ukraine. have you seen any evidence the russians are actually planning such an attack? >> i can't comment on the intelligence, wolf. but i think that this is all too tragically a part of russian tradecraft. when they start talking about an adversary using biological weapons, using chemical weapons, it may be their way of creating this false-flag operation. this pretext, this propaganda that they are going to use to justify their own use of these weapons. so, it's deeply alarming. obviously, we are keeping a very close eye out to see whether the russians, in fact, go forward and use this kind of a false-flag approach. it's another escalation by putin and another tragic sign that

and natasha. what more can you tell us about attacks on conk here, which are which, which has also been relatively unscathed, so far or khaki. the a 2nd largest city in ukraine has actually been one of the scenes of some of the most intense fighting a doing this sir. conflict, so rush him shelling day after day. there are in the maters to psych we understand that a psychiatric hospital was hit. now there were apparently about 300 people in the hospital according to local authorities. but it seems that there are no casualties because people were actually want to go downstairs, take cover in their basements in their bomb shelters. so we understand that the patients were underground at the time, but across the city, i mean, we have seen a scenes of devastation there. 48 schools have been completely destroyed in that city. i'm afraid i'm going to have to interrupt you there because the way going to return to antalya and have a listen to president or to one your exclusive her sooner get it so try littl

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hello there, natasha. the ukranian president certainly isn't mincing words, but it's unlikely that nato is willing to change its mind any time soon. what we saw was a visibly angry, a visibly frustrated valadez zalinski, the ukrainian, a president, basically accusing nato off having blood on his hands. if any more people die in ukraine, he said, every person that dies from here on woods will be effectively the responsibility of the western military alliance because they have refused his request for a no fly zone over ukraine. as the lensky ones that he says that will help safeguard a some of the population. however, nato have made it very clear that they have declined that request. in fact, in stoughton berg, the ahead of nato said on friday that, that was out of the question made have always made it very clear that they would never put what they called boots on the ground during this russian invasion salter berg also saying, look, a no fly zone over ukraine effectively would mean that nato forces would be

okay, natasha butler, there for us in the western ukrainian city living update or people are desperate to leave besieged cities as natasha was referring to that city's like modern pole with food and water running low. but as charles trusted reports civilians, the onset and what to do, and a warning to some view as you might find the images in his reported. distressing. the buses itself towards mary on the latest attempt to evacuate sounds of people trapped in the besieged port city. on the opposite, see mary, elbow has suffered some of the worst fights in recent days. the russian army and russian banks, separatists fighters, have reportedly surrounded the city of the dead bodies lying in the streets. when we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine, we've got nothing. one of them ever since his mind, the roots of town are being shelled, says the policeman at the moment negotiations about leaving which security have failed to trust me. i have family at home and i am also worried about them. he says, unfortunately, the best security for us all is to b

they're no longer afraid. natasha name else's era. shortly we'll hear from natasha butler, who's in the very fast. let's tend to, among khan who is in here for us. m ron, we've had from presidents that and ski the last hour. so what does he have to say today? was very much a statement of defiance with for elsa. probably can't hear it, but we are a hearing, an air raid siren that's going off in the distance. that's probably tools the west of the city and things like that. he was referring to our, if a read you his statement, he says, it's impossible to say how many days we still have to free ukrainian land. but we can say, we will do it. we've already reached a strategic turning point. a also urged the international community for more sanctions on russia. now the president zalinski would have been speaking some way in the capital, says he don't know where that is. he may well be moving locations probably every day, but at that's not quite confirm. we just don't know where he is, but very much he's very visible every day. he gives a speech and every day it's more and more defined. he's al

us now. natasha. just bring us up to speed if you will. the latest on these efforts to evacuate civilians from all the hottest hits places. yeah, there was a lot of conflicting information earlier on in the day about the humanitarian. corey's also were going to be implemented across the country. ukrainian authority say that they were putting in place to sci fi and at least 5 cities in ukraine, including the capital to allow people to leave. but they would say that no idea whether or not russian forces would adhere to the sci fi that apparently their degree to actually allow people to leave. because what we've seen over the last few days is not only the sci fi as a fail often. for example, in the southern city of variable, but also moscow saying that it will put in place, you monitoring corey's ortho itself, but only because actually people places like sunroof russia, which has been completely criticized. why you created authorities as a moves that is a completely immoral, immoral, i should say, a cyni

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