thanks very much. natasha buckler force that in keys. while i'm moving now to see don, where the army and the power of military rapids support forces have agreed to a 7 day humanitarian sci fi, but it could by the us inside the radio comes into effect on monday evening, the 2 sides have been locked in a power struggle for 5 weeks more than 1000000 people have been displaced by the fighting. and at least $850.00 killed by sides have failed to on the previous cease fires of the conflict incident. and let's put millions of children at risk. in addition to the threats of the violence, the you and says, the closure of schools has affected children's mental health and wellbeing, insights that so dawn is facing what it calls a generational catastrophe. when we consume shareef has more of the surviving week . so, fighting incidents, capital costume, some of more made it to the shelton body. how so on the border with egypt. from this, she travelled north to this camp and cuddled along the 2 daughters. she's now safe from the one and the time that

2022 environmental is say, hot, dry conditions caused by climate change or increasing the risk. natasha buckler reports from houston's in the southwest and from the devastation. from last is wildfires and southwest and fraud skis clear, but less visible is what's happening on the ground. near the town of houston's far as being burning benny see us at the sight of an old brown cobra's since july. this forest ranger says it was ignited by the blazes above ground, but no one knows how to extinguish it. so it's checked every day of university 15 monday, at least with the hope is that there's a risk that funds could start again in these hot spots. there's the conditions change as it gets warmer and drawn, palm trees or leaves. cooper underground fires all right. and from split wild fires are increasingly coleman. last use with some of the worst on record, fueled by reco, temperatures and drought. so 2000 hector is a forest was destroyed in the south, west alone. the mayor of holston says he's never seen anything like it on the computer. the really we saw some firefights is crying because they never

want to thank the majority of you for supporting form international positions and the un charter natasha buckler. has more now from keith, a cranium. preston met the saudi crown prince in january. he also addressed the arab league summit urging saudis of the world not to turn a blind eye to rushes was in ukraine. this was a significant visit to a full, voluminous, and let's get his 1st to the middle east. he knows that saudi arabia is a close ally of russia never. the less ukraine has had very good relations with re add for the past 3 decades in flags of the saudi foreign minister was in keys in february where he pledged large financial aid package they significant of full ukraine. also the full, the saudis, who said that they are able to talk to both sides to the russians, to the ukrainians, and wants to play more of a mediation role. they already negotiated a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. earlier this year and tested butler, i'll just sarah t, a serial president bush, all a sudden has attended the arab league summit for the 1st time since will began and his country 12 years ago. an

let's go say that's a key if we can join natasha buckler correspondents, he's monitoring the events. the blame game has started and the power is completely cut from this very important to nuclear facility. yes, a russian administrators of the staff freezer nuclear applause, say that the pond has being caught from the power grid. it is not running, they say on backup. diesel generators that information also, it can phone far ukraine's a nuclear agency. now what you can see if your agency is saying is that the power was caught because of the noise rushing, shelling in the area, miss all and driving the tax and all the way local authorities saying that to a number of buildings with damage and at least 8 civilians with her, so ukrainian authorities, assigning it is because of these russian attacks. and of course, the natasha. the other issue that many will be worried about is the sort of the situation, the dangerous situation. but this actually creates not just for ukraine in the immediate area, but so that's why the european continent, the data and you cranes, atomic officials all say,

grandma alters era you created with ortiz, have been speaking about rates audits, tower training. natasha buckler reports from one of the apartment buildings in key . that was hit in the russian strikes abdul residents of an apartment block and key for troy to observe what's happened. the building was kate during and now the noise of rushing drone attacks on the city emergency services help a woman, family and shock. try to find comfort. this was all over the. the house took a look. it was very scary. people really should be in shelters because you just do not know where things will fly in daylight. the scale of the damage is clear shafted windows up to and lives people still shaking the starting to pick up the pieces. this man salvage is what he can from his call of it was like victoria wait to get the statements about the damage they suffered to, to, to ortiz. she lives on the 9th floor motion with finally we was sleeping and hud a huge explosion. i grabbed my child and ran into the corridor. it was horrible. i didn't know what to go. i was scared to stay scared to go. but when i heard people s

the strike has a crime against humanity. natasha buckler has moved from a capital t the well, the russian missile. so i called the hospital in to me for happens mid morning, a local time of video footage released by the need for police shortly after that attack showed the building pretty much in any in ruins, parts of it on fire. people still inside looking very dazed and the police are seeing, trying to carry out one person who was still alive. it is a very difficult scene, say local officials, they say that this was a psychiatric hospital. it was not a military facility. and the crazy president modem is lensky. reacting on his telegram message channel, he said that this is just another example of what he called in humanity by the russians. what was the need for a strike? came off to a series of a russian. we sold and driving the strides across the country, seated in keys. we certainly had 2 very loud explosions around 4 o'clock in the morning. ukrainian defense officials say that you create new forces intersected at least 10 russian missiles and move and 20 joins. these type of attacks,

i'll just say it was natasha buckler. was that when it happened, here's her report. what keeps central my dance square just before noon, an air raid alerts. the minutes, the sound of explosions, defense streaking through the sky. some people run for cover, taking shelter into shopping center and metro station. some looks good, nervous about what would happen next? yes, yes, we do come here to be safe. of explosions and brown. it's a defense forces. so the van working boot. yeah throw to defeat. it does accumulate . but what can we do until we defeat the enemy? we will have to be patient keepers more protected. so maybe it's not quite a scary is other city location where we are right on the is on game. so many people still here in the metro station taken shelter. a lot of them are you shaken because this is the 1st day time attack and keith and several weeks ukrainian military officials say they show down crews and ballistic missiles launched by russia. that's it. they all talk to us of his boss is committed a and is committed and ms. silas a deputy style in some part