me cook in, in, in the special representative of the o. s. e chairperson office in ukraine and the trilateral contact group. and mr. jasa, her lead. schermick chief monitor of the o. s. c. special monetary mission ukraine for highlights in the air force of the o. s. e. in facilitating the political and diplomatic settlements of the ukraine of the conflict in easton, ukraine. we are taking notes also of the views expressed by miss miss tatiana on john as so so side to representative from ukraine. a federal welcomed participation of the representatives of germany and ukraine in this meeting, as the president in walk, i'm in today's discussion, which enable the counselor to take stock of the package of measures for the implementation of the misc agreements adopted until february 2015. my delegation recalls the adoption of resolution trinity 202 way in the security council as pres, firm conviction. that the crisis in the eastern regions of ukraine could only be settled through peaceful means. 7 years after the adoption of miss alicia and 22 or 2, t

o. s. c, e, and the mandate of the o. s. e. special monitoring mission. continue to command our full support, the rights of all ukrainian. whether they are in cave live, don't ask the landscape, can only be served by piece diplomacy and dialogue. i want to make absolutely clear the united kingdom support for the implementation of the minsk agreements as endorsed by un security council resolution 22 o 2. that resolution reaffirmed the security council's for respect for the sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of ukraine. it remains the responsibility of all parties to implement fully their commitments and to seek a peaceful resolution to the conflict. in this respect, we condemn the actions taken by the russian duma. to propose the russian president recognize the regions of lou hanson. and don't ask, as independent, this would directly undermine the minsk agreements and must be rejected by the rational authorities in line with the commitments that they have made. we welcome all efforts to support the process an

was agreed by old, 57, o s. c e participation states. at the sensitive time, it is imperative that the s m. m, be given the full access, agreed and at the mandate we commend those who have engaged in dialogue and to urge them to redouble their efforts to seek a peaceful resolution. to this perilous situation. we owe nothing less to the people of ukraine. we call on all parties to ensure the protection of civilians as well as refraining from any actions that would to escalate the situation. mister president, ukraine has already endured 8 years of bitter conflict with over 14000 lives lost the people of eastern ukraine in particular have suffered from years of insecurity, humanitarian crisis, and human rights violations and abuses. this council and its members have the responsibility to work, to resolve this conflict, rather than yield to a grim new chapter, which will inflict further misery on ukraine and its people. this is the time to show the courage to pull back from the precipice and return to dialogue and diplomacy. mister president,

o s. e partners agreed to the principle of indivisible security. so one such an expand the secure expense another month during those days, we could ignore it because russia last week. obviously, russia's not weak anymore and demanding very clear security guarantees so that we made by the agreements that we have signed. so i think that's given that we're actually talking about this, which we haven't done over many years. it's just that there's some progress. otherwise i would disagree some extent was the former person speaking or because i think the fact that needed not do that. i think that's actually can be a positive thing because within at the end of the continental european, i telling the russia was that maybe we can come to an agreement and maybe we can push you to bind my disagreement menu key and security deals and business. i think was preventing or from happening because russia obviously, you know, i love to lose from an invasion. it doesn't want to use force, but it has the red lin

o. s. c. e recorded nearly 2000 says fire violations on saturday. russia says hypersonic missiles have been launched during so called a strategic nuclear drills, or was seen by president vladimir putin. the kremlin denies the war games will increase tensions. your brains president has warned a war with russia will have global consequences, letting me as the landscape told delegates of the munich security conference. but the international security infrastructure is provide proving inadequate in ukraine incenses countries committed to peace, but world powers of failing it showed logic. but it seems to lead to be in the maya troy. there is no such thing as it is not my war in the 21st century, the annexation of crimea, and the warning dumbass are a blow to the whole world. this is not about water ukraine. this is about water in europe. i mentioned this in 20192022021 with a well be able to hear me. 2022 voters in punjab and northern india are the latest to go to the polls and state assembly electio

o. s. c. e. within the next 48 hours camp once direct ounces from moscow, about why more than a 100000 russian troops have surrounded ukraine. from nearly every side, the kremlin insists it is not planning an invasion. most western governments, though all convinced that it is gem and chancellor of schultz, is the latest leader to launch a diplomatic mission he'll be in care of today and moscow on tuesday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has also been invited to ukraine. bytes lead of a law to me as the lensky the past spoke over the phone on sunday. hottie jo castro's in washington dc. i'm says it's unclear where the white house stands on the invitation. what's telling is that this detail out of that call came not from the white house, but from the office of the ukrainian president the lensky. now, in his read out of the call and his offices read out. it says that the loan ski invited biden to go to keith in the coming days, quote, unquote, because the u. s. presidents present there in the u

if you pull the o s. c e mission, out of don bass, you can have a massive provocation on the part of, of this is potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate, because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. they don't really lose anything. do they? because of russia doesn't invade, and russia has said over and over again. it doesn't plan to invade that. what it does want is the united states and nato to give some security guarantees to russia about the use of need of nato troops or advanced weapons in ukraine. and other words prohibiting that in the future. but if a russian doesn't invade now the united states can say, see, are preemptive actions are unifying actions where all of the nato countries stood together, prevented the russians from carrying out aggression. and at the same time, they continue to paint russia here in the united states and in western public opinion as the aggressor is the big threat. this is a very clever propaganda device. so it's kind of a win w

it was observed by the o. s. e a. the, at that election, it was, it was declared frayne. fair. so in fact, a missile at vaughnam zalinski present. lensky has perhaps more legitimacy than president putin. the last parliamentary elections in russia were not supervised by the oversee. they couldn't get into russia due to quote, corona restrictions. so from president putin there, we heard a very, a bellicose speech, or he all but declared war on, on monday. now it seems he's done that in dade and tell us what we know about what's actually happening on the grounds. i mean, in his speech, he said this is a special operation in dumbass, but there old many indications and reports to say that this is a much wider an invasion that we're even hearing reports of, of explosions in the capital k of just talk us through what we know so far what we know so far, what we're, we've been receiving reports for about an hour and a half. i is, is that this attack is proceeding on major crime in cities. we're hearing reports from cities as diverse as a defer neither romanian border. we're hearing repo

and we are collectively here at nato and at the o. s. e. but also back in washington, were prepared to sit down and engage in a dialogue and hopefully deescalate the situation. but right now we don't have any evidence that that's occurring. and for that reason we've been very clear that we're looking at a variety of contingency operations. nato insist on its open door policy. i u. s. president joe biden, however, has suggested that ukraine is not likely to join nato any time soon. so why not use this obvious fact as a starting point for talks with moscow? well, what nato has been crystal clear and messaging to russia is that it is not prepared to engage in a dialogue on nato's open door policy. nato believes that that policy is only something for the aspirant countries and the nato members to discuss. so we are not prepared to put that on the table. what we are prepared to do is to have a dialogue with russia a brow broader aspects of european security. we would be happy to sit down and have a conversation about arms control. we've made ver

the o. s. e monitoring mission says there were 870 c fire violations in done yet, and we've gone, gone friday alone. speaking at the music security conference, ukraine's president blamed the self proclaimed republics. is sure. yesterday they showed some shells on temporarily occupied territories that allegedly came from outside. and then some shells have been shown even on rust off regions territory because those are all provocation with those allies. nobody died that no one is injured. that's just cynicism. but it's such a high level shilling themselves. they themselves shooting at the territory. they control the news, the statements, they're the ones shooting in relation to the people of don bass could only be made by a solar cynic given how many people in the don? yes can. lu ganske republics have died over the years. the special o s. c e monitoring mission is registering shelling that comes considerably more from ts forces. perhaps that is why washington withdrew us observers from the mission

o. s. c e says it's recorded almost 2000 cease fire violations and eastern ukraine on saturday. the ukrainian military says separatists backed by moscow opened fire a more than 30 settlements. yes and separate as forces of accused each other of provocative actions. russian president vladimir putin has been overseeing what are describe as strategic nuclear exercises. the kremlin says it's worships in its submarines, have tested nuclear capable weapons. and missiles president vladimir zalinski says ukraine is committed to peace and his vote not to respond to russian provocations. but he's told delegates of the munich security conference that the world is failing ukraine. our diplomatic editor james base reports from munich. the u. s. vice president cobbler harris meeting with the ukranian president vladimir zalinski. any threats to your country, we take seriously and we have rallied our allies in our partners to speak with one voice. the ukrainian leader made the trip here, despite warnings from the u. s. administration. it might be unwise to travel, given the threat against his c

o. s. c, e. mission there in anticipation of a russian invasion. now this is all, despite the fact that russia has not actually been prep, been preparing for an invasion, but has been busy conducting diplomacy all the week. and it really just goes to show that maybe there's some merit to what the lever off said earlier this week when he said that this, these diplomatic talks have been basically like talking to deaf people. both cheryl and tim stool. i am disappointed that we seem to have dialogues between a mute than a dead person. they seem to be listening, but don't hare. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like histone was said, that tanks compassed safely into ukrainian territory. but it seems that our british colleagues have the same. so today from which numerous factors that we cited of bouncing. now the white house has said it's that biden is set to make an emergency phone call to proven to see, to see if they can work things out. but one has to ask, what

if you look at the o. s. e data, they're monitoring the line of demarcation. you seen a massive increase in firing across the border into the in the break away regions from bruton has announced the russian peace keeper force is going to be assembled and sent into the area pursuant to the declaration which also discussed military agreements with a breakaway regents the question for kia and zelinsky now was, what is your next move? what are you going to do if you ask that you will be met with force? so it's a big question. so what do you think is going to do? is it going to move up the 4th, or is it going to, is it going to try and come to the negotiating table here? while i can save iras lensky, i would ruin of the talking that i ever got into partnership with us. and i'm not a supporter of russian policy. i'm a critic of us foreign policy. this whole thing came about because of us intervention isn't us interventionist, overthrow the government in 2014. this was all. busy avoidable if the u. s. government didn't decide to oversee the government and ukraine and

use of the information and consultation mechanisms provided for by the vienna document within the o. s. e framework, together with but with its partners and allies, germany remains open to discussing with russia 6 you, she would g concerns of mutual interest. mister president, if a sovereign member states of this organization adopts an aggressive poster towards another sovereign member states of this organization, this is not something the united nations and its member states should be casual about. it is good that the un bodies stay abreast of the situation around ukraine, and we will have a debate in the general assembly on 23rd of february. germany certainly remains strongly committed to finding a diplomatic solution and to be hope others would to thank you. you'll be looking for, i'm grateful to the representative of germany for his statement. i now would like to make a further statement in my capacity as deputy foreign minister of russian federation . and this is what i would like to saying. we have heard to heritage to day words such as war aggression. most interesting here. thing i

fundamental principles established by the united nations charter and in the founding documents of the o. s. e, which are the helsinki final act and the charter of paris for a new europe. in this regard, we fully support the process initiated under the polish presidency of the o. s. c. for renewed dialogue on european security. i would now like to come back to the implementation of the minsk agreements, which has mobilized france and germany since 2015 efforts have been continued over recent weeks within the normandy format. the paris meeting on the 26th of january made it possible to once again express the support of all parties for the unconditional respect of the ceasefire. but we need to go further, which unfortunately has not was not possible. during the meeting of the 10th of february, we weren't able to record concrete progress in the implementation of the immense package of measures in all their dimensions, namely security, humanitarian and political. frances family convinced that the men sc agreements constitute the suitable framework for pursuing dialogue and that they leave open the

o. s. c. e has overseen a mission there since 2014, when war broke out between ukrainian troops and russian back rebels. marcia's foreign ministry has criticized the decision, saying, monitoring was needed now more than ever. we go sure to an easy now opposition parties are saying they'll unite against the president chi side after in, out in, out sweeping changes to the judiciary. ah, more protests have been taking place in the capital of decide, gave himself the power to dismiss judges. the supreme judicial council was replaced under a new decree. it was one of the last institutions independence of the presidency site has made several moves to consolidate power since july, and he sacked the government and suspended parliament libby in fight. as you back, the intern prime minister abdul hamid de baber have entered the capital, tripoli, and convoys. yahoo group say they want to show up to babies position after the parliament in east and libya moved to replace him with fatty by sugar. the baby say

example, the shelling in don't ask and the want has been dramatically escalating according to the o. s. e hundreds of ceasefire violations per day. president polanski has been calling on partners. hope you're doing right now. germany, the us, the you to put sanctions on russia. but the cautious continue. this is not a sign of people worried about sanctions or international reaction. do you really think that sanctions will stop but say for before the decision which has been taken yesterday, we had a clear matching and discussion on the implementation of the agreement which provide for the relevant or not. but the instruments of the ceasefire and withdrawal of truths and these discussions and the presidents. so the last you present of micro macro and chancellor sure we're addressing to put you thinking that he's the one who will be a boy and by this for my. but he has shown up a total negligence to any peaceful efforts which have been taken for the 18th. so now it's the day where we should think that maybe dial like and discussions is not the right instrument with the thought. so i want to

renew his good offices on the situation in these to regions of ukraine in close coordination of the o. s. e and all other relevant partners. i thank you, mr. christopher. yes, we'll go to place that. i thank the representative have gone a fair statement. i give the floor to the representative of cabin next image as you don't. thank you president. she relented above a man festival. i would like to thank miss decarlo for her briefing. mister busy the president, sir daniel, some men will cut over the last few weeks. we have regularly being cold to monitor the situation on the border between russia and ukraine. i think they can relax your meeting with fairs of military action done. do you see some about and doing a play? not rushing up of rhetoric by the party angela duma. he said, so like as you're going to look on his, he then told us it full sovereignty over this i purchase to look regions of donation. and no hon have sent in signals of imminent action president lucille. today, russia has announced his decision to recognize the original sovereign sovereignty of the self declared republics of

for sensitive to the o. s. e that we can i, station church and cooperation in europe. he says that be considered a violation of ukrainian sovereignty. so i would keep, it's nothing to do with the, for public and train the russian federation. it is just a recognition of independence with bosco is that now are you can read an article from the b, b, c. the headline is 5 reasons why putin might not invade. so yesterday they were cutting off. it's already a done deal and patients where given the orders and now he's got 5 reasons not to invade, not just one. john chancellor already recognized or indicated that any recognition of the republics would be tantamount to russia putting out of the agreement, of course, conveniently forgetting. but he has failed to press. he had to abide by the agreement itself. one option show that we're going to head to continuation about rhetoric regarding specifically what the foreign secretary says that let's not forget that those ukrainian forces were current shuttling innocent on on civilians in dumbass, who as we heard not us women who said

the conversations between that i showed you as a m and m o s e. it is a very important for me, for the conversations with russia. as the president are also area should mean, our conversations had that term as day of going to air as you provide to have an f f, as in minsk format, as well as for the change of the constitution. and the election process is amazon. now talking about the russian ukrainian, the air boredom as this is we cannot understand of without no reasonable grounds. why this military deployment would be made dead. and how to handle dia, i'm a security demands from a russia. these were the main topic of our conversation said here i would like to emphasize again that the sovereignty and territorial deb, if the security is not a and we are not going to m a leave this and this is going to be always very important for us and to try to deescalate the tension in the region. and i'm the further and any further military aggression would have thought a serious economic enjo synthetic and the consequences. and this is what i'm going to emphasi

the o. s. e say, with some of the worst shilling by the russian bank separatists. in years. the separatists accused the ukrainian army of the same ukraine's military commanders said ukraine had no intention of attacking the separatist held territory. quarter of through the i reiterate that the military and political leadership of ukraine don't plan and not conducting offensive operations in the, the only options the occupation of the people in territory that is acceptable to us is the political and diplomatic one of these villages close to whether ukrainian government is in control was surprised and scared by the news near the or when you specially. we haven't heard the news about the evacuation on the other side. i only heard about the kindergarten being shelled yesterday, and they say that it was a provocation. there has to be an investigation needed with the fearful to the we. of course we were worried. we have children and grandchildren. so we just want to have otherwise, we will have to leave this area. it must stop. we have lived through this horror for years. mirrorin

that's what the o. s. e, the organization for security and cooperation in europe is therefore he is throwing around labels will also, in the midst of an information will already ok, you, you told about western countries standing your shoulders shoulder topsy. actually, we have germany, the united, everyone saying they're standing side by side with you, cried. yet vitamin brewton still does as he pleases it, just look like he's just been in the mall. while this is a great frustration on the ukraine inside of me as a lensky, the ukranian president wasn't me security conference. i heard him in the room over the weekend. he said, thanks for all that support. but really what he needs is security guarantees. ideally, a timeline and what he meant is for nato. now there's no tons of ukraine joining nato. that wasn't any chance of ukraine join nato because it's still already has an ongoing home conflict with russia. so under the lawyer can't win. and but for now we will see very sweeping economic sanctions and let's

and this is in a kind of a more multilateral format, through the o. s. e. whether all the russians will decide to turn up is still open, but it's definitely more about ukraine showing that it's doing its best. and that it's using all possible options to get the russians to that table. and to prove to the new western partners that ukraine is not exporting for a fight that ukraine is doing its best to avoid a conflict there in europe. and to that. and i mean, there has been a lot of difference in messaging at the type of dissonance where you'd, the ukrainian present, has downplayed the prospects of war and the u. s. telling basically anyone who is prepared to listen, that war is imminent. has that changed in the mean time? what can you tell us about that? will diff it's been very striking in all those details we've heard from washington, often and a fact checkable because they're based on classified intelligence about false flag operations. the russians are meant to be preparing for ukraine, according to the u. s. side or other attempts to disable as ukraine

it concerns c o. s e. that is the organization for security and cooperation in europe. now since $2141.00, of course, the conflict fast broke out. it's had hundreds of monitors in done yet in eastern ukraine, basically keeping an eye on the situation and enforcing a cease fire there. now we're getting was that dozens and estimates range from 50 all the way up to 160, that dozens of those monitors have been told to leave. or we've even seen images of them packing up their equipment and quite literally fling an armored vehicles. now this is a very strange move because surely now, when the whole region is on edge, surely precisely now is the time when we need such 3rd party observers that in order to provide some kind of stability and moscow fears that unfortunately the o. s. c has been dragged into murky politics. these decisions can't fail to cause a serious concern. the michelin deliberately dragged into the militaristic psychosis fermented by washington and used as a tool for a possible provocation. we're talking about provocation. well, how about another batch of u. s

are now declared, so called independent, they're no longer part of the $57.00 member states of the o. s. e. so my guess would be, and i haven't seen anything from the sea yet on this is that they need to meet. they need to move out of their immediately for political reasons, but mostly for security reasons and dot rob the world is, i can't understate this over the rug of the world, of the eyes and ears of the international community community in those occupied areas. we won't be able to see anymore with human eyes. what's going on, what, what can we as being move the humanitarian impact increasingly, the sea will no longer be able to facilitate repair critical infrastructure. really interesting to get your take on the events, fast moving events of recent hours. my co poster give nonresident senior fellow, the atlantic councils, eurasia center, and a former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe. thank you for your time. let's take a look at some other global news headlines. sure, lanka says it's open to discussions with the international monetary fund as it f

ukraine is demanding a meeting with russia and all the members of the european security group, the o. s. e. within the next 48 hours, he won't start dances from moscow about why more than a 100000 russian troops. house surrounded ukraine from nearly every side. the criminal insist it is not planning an invasion. u. s. president joe biden, meanwhile, has been invited to ukraine by it's lead of a law to me is lensky. the past spoke on the phone on sunday. howdy, j. castro has moved from washington. zalinski invited biden to go to cave in the coming days, quote unquote, because the u. s. presidents presents there in the ukraine and capital would be crucial for de escalation again, there's no mention of this in the official read out that came from the white house and we are waiting for a response to that invitation. what we do know from the white house is that this call lasted about an hour, and that biden said to zalinski that he affirmed that the u. s. allies are ready to respond, he said swiftly and decisively. if russia furthers it's a good aggression against ukraine, the russian speakers

according to the, is in the self proclaimed and yet republic that says international monitors from the o s e have recorded an increased use of heavy weaponry with reports emerging of casualties on both sides of the conflict. 2 civilians were reportedly killed in the self proclaimed la ganske republic by often re fire on sunday morning. the local malicious says it was keith's forces that conducted the attack party's mar. i'd gasdio next reports on how local residents are coping with the escalation. what on bass is on the precipice of disaster? you can feel it. fear here is palpable. the closer to the edge you get, the more obvious it is 78 years ago. this was the site, a vicious battles between separatists rebels and ukrainian troops. the trenches now reserved trenches still run through here. few meters away is so mine field which is marked by those yellow strips hanging on treason and shrubs. the frontline has moved on a little bit. everything in the distance is now controlled by the ukranian military and self proclaimed republics. the rebels now fears that se any day now and offensive could

because because e cause who did a dictator, and while the o. s. e and other outfits did say that the election that elected boot in are many, i think, even the even hawkish, think tanks in major countries believe that proven was certainly a popular leader in russia. but i think he is, he said ukraine is a country that for deck it is enjoyed freedom. i have a list of a report is without borders, complaints about ukraine, which is kind of down on the freedom of the press, according to reward is without borders. whether it be the closure of tv channels or harassment, a female journalist ad, the key have post a huge controversy by the owner firing all journalists. he said he created a country that for decades, had democracy, obviously for decades means a includes 2014 when of course there was a qu data, and people can listen to the arguments both sides of that infamous phone go from a victorian union, who is now jo, biden's under secretary of state foreign affairs and the state department. you know, we've already seen how back no comments are on the issu

efforts at the u and the un security council now completely polarized you've seen efforts here the o. s. e in vienna. they have been meeting that's one of the organs which represents the west and also the old countries of the soviet union is a useful place for dialogue. but they've made no progress there. the permanent council of that will be meeting again in the coming hours, but don't express any practice progress there. what are the only diplomacy going on on? definitely diplomatic meetings are diplomatically, seems to think of the response to what putin is done. and that's why the center of attention is going to be in the coming hours in brussels. you've got hex of state of the european union. all 27 of them are heading right now to brussels for summit this evening in brussels to think out what their response is going to be. they've already put top sanctions in place. there are they tell us going to be the toughest sanctions ever in the history of the european union, particularly i think look at the financial and banking sanctions. are they going to exclude russia from the swift bankin

o. s. c. e. within 48 hours, keith was direct answers from moscow about the russian troop build up on its borders. and a palestinian teenager was shot dead by his ready security forces near janine and the occupied west bank troops that open fire on people protesting against the demolition of a home belonging to a palestinian prisoner. at least 4 people have been killed, of others injured in an explosion in somalia. that happened near the city of jo. ha, which is around a 100 kilometers north of the capitol. mogadishu witnesses say a roadside bomb went off as a talk talk. carrying passengers was passing by another trial has begun against man, most opposed civilian leader on san su, cheap. this one centered on allegations of election fraud. so father heard testimony from an election commission director search. he was arrested by the army when it ceased palm. all that a year ago, she's accused of influencing the 2020 vote to when a 2nd term in office denies all charges. florence louis is developing,

o. s. c, e monitors to facilitate rather than prevent war. and i think this is a potentially dangerous development. us a sounding increasingly desperate because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. so i think i'm actually more concerned than i was a week ago. a state of emergency has been declared in canada's ontario province. so over the continuing freedom convoy demonstration local authorities claim the protest to getting out of control. the country's prime minister has warned any one protesting now faces severe consequences. however, it's the prime minister himself. but many m. p. 's are starting to turn against over this situation. if you join the protests, because you're tired of the coven, you now need to understand your breaking loss. the consequences are becoming more and more severe. the deliberate politicization of the pandemic is undermined to trust in our public health institutions and as damage to national unity. prime ministers. opportunism has created 2 classes of canadians, canadians now watch as the rest of the wo

mister decent referred a that it will not threatened to use military force against any european r o s e member state. assembling a 130000 troops surrounding a always see member state on 3 sides. that is clearly a violation of that 1975 commitment that was subsequently reflected in many other of international commitments of russia not to mention the 1094 budapest memorandum when russia pledged to respect ukraine's territorial integrity. if you crank gave up, it's nuclear weapons, so president putin knows that russia is a d fences alliance. it has only um, called into a called into force article 5, which calls for collected defense. in one instance. after the united states was attacked on september, 11th, nato has no plans, no doctrine, no operational plans to attack russian forces anywhere outside of nato's own space . so this is a canard, it, these are russian kremlin talking points. the head of the nato is violating these international agreements that russia is in sharp breach of, and that there's any threat to use force against russia. there is a threat to use force for self defense o

now the o. s. e has confirmed the use of heavy weapons and don bass amid what the self proclaimed lugens republic says is an increase in shelling along the entire front line. earlier on sunday, 2 civilians were reportedly killed by artillery in a village in eastern ukraine. the village was hit by artillery at 5 am, as people slept, and this is quoted of the house where the civilians were apparently killed for other homes were also destroyed in the showing. the longest people militia blamed the attack on with key of the force of the heads of the self proclaimed lugens. and daniel republics earlier announced a general mobilization of their armed forces. text messages have been sent to all men ages between 18 and 55 to show up at meeting points to join the army arches. but i got f as more another violent nice here in the next. we heard the last we had shelling was at 6 30 in the morning were about a dozen or so rounds impacts. you could tell by that the unique sound that they make but her to the west of

those reports emerged from the o. s. e. the shelling and eastern ukraine's doubled in the past 24 hours. the countries president told the munich security conference on saturday, that it's local forces in the break away republic. so orchestrating, they attacked is sure they showed some shelves on temporarily occupied territories that allegedly came from our side. and then some shells have been shown even on rust off region territory. those are all provocations those allies, nobody died there. no one is injured or that's just cynicism. they're such a high level cynicism that they as shelling themselves, they themselves shooting at the territory. they control both of the statement they're showing themselves in relation to the people of dan bass could only be made by a soul, a cynic given how many people in the dinners can lugens republics have died over the years. the special o s. c, monitoring mission is registering shall, that comes considerably more from keith's forces. perhaps that is why washington withdrew us observers f

s. representative t o. s e, that's organization security and cooperation in europe. he says that be considered a violation of ukrainian sovereignty. so i repeat, it's nothing to do with the for publics entering the russian federation. it is just a recognition of independence. what's almost false cobo is, but now are, you can read an article from the bbc. the headline is 5 reasons why people might not invade. so yesterday they were cutting offset. it's already a done deal and patient's already given the orders. now he's got 5 reasons not to invade, not just one. the john chancellor already recognized or indicated that any recognition of the republics would be tantamount to russia putting out of the agreement, of course, conveniently forgetting. but he has failed to press yes, to abide by the agreement itself. one option show that we're going to head to continuation about rhetoric. regarding specifically what foreign secretary law sets up. let's not forget that those ukrainian forces who are current shuttling innocent on on civilians in dumbass, who as we heard not fas

o. s. c, e monitors to facilitate rather than prevent war. and i think this is a potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. so i think i'm actually more concerned than i was a week ago in the news kind of does central ontario province is threatening for impose finds the $100000.00 for protest is blocking traffic that's amid the mass demonstrations against covered by the mandates. the, the regional going to declare the state of emergency and said such demonstrations of getting out to control the freedom convoy protest movement has been holding rally for 2 weeks already, including blockading the national parliaments. and also, both the authorities are cracking down know, including freezing income from a crowd. funding source has already raised more than $8000000.00 for the protest organizes dozens of arrests has already been made and more than a 1000 find issues with belief sometimes resulting. it's a for the same, protested one canadian officer accuses the

between putin and micron, and we're hearing now from the french that there is now a definitely the o. s. e. as the organization, security and cooperation in europe is going to be meeting with the ukrainians and the russians on monday. also on monday, we're also hearing that even at 3 all the a french foreign minister is missing. guess ok, love role that have a talks on the phone. this is all about trying to get some sort of ceasefire in easton ukraine. the dumbass region of conflict of 14000 dead in the past 8 years there since the republics broke away from ukraine. now the situation with regard to those talks is that as i say, there's no nest not necessarily break for will the trying to do the very best is to get some sort of ceasefire. ah, there is also an, an attempt at a trying to also look at the overall picture. i and that means that both the russian president to the french president a, talking about possibly engaging in a summit to take in all of the western allies and, and against russia and ukraine to try and knock out some sort of way ahead with regard to peace but brady, this is

the o. s. e. and the last couple of days, the organization for security and cooperation saying that they had seen increasing violations. why both sides. interestingly though they had said that sir, they said that they hadn't seen any big shoot movement of separatists moving into frontline positions. we certainly haven't seen any real movement of military forces in and around on ets, but we do know that the separatists have all been put on high alert. 14000 people killed in this conflict in the last 8 years on both sides of the contact zone, at least 3000 of them, civilians of millions more people living in this region. one can only imagine, very afraid of what could happen if some sort of diplomatic solution is not found. earlier, we attended a press briefing given by a spokesperson for the separatists here. and he said that the separate his forces were preparing for the worst. remember, my god, time has helped us. you and the enemy, we need to be clear here. the enemy doesn't stay still. it has b

s. representative t o s e. that's the organization, security and cooperation in europe. he says that be considered a violation of ukrainian sovereignty, though i repeat, it's got nothing to do with these republics. entering the russian federation, it is just a recognition of independence. was almost false cool. bo is, but now are, you can read an article from the bbc. the headline is 5 reasons why we might not invade. so yesterday they were cutting off that it's already a done deal and patients when given the orders. now you've got 5 reasons not to invade, not just one. the john chancellor read the audio and recognised or indicated that any recognition of the republics would be tantamount to russia putting out of the midst agreement, of course, conveniently forgetting that he has failed to press. he has to abide by the agreement itself. one option show that we're going to have just a continuation of rhetoric regarding specifically what foreign secretary liberal sets up. let's not forget the 30 ukranian forces who are current shuttling innocent on on civilian in dom who a