why enter the poles. don’t know, by the way, if the peacekeepers, then there’s no need to immediately thicken the clouds at all, in fact. remember the note of the bad emperor nicholas ii before the first world war, do not meddle in the face. and this mother spread. they don't even know, yes and it's not here to remember. it is important to remember that the verkhovna rada adopted yesterday. it brought a law that governmental. organs can be yes not in kiev, respectively, where well, not in mariupol, they will go, and most likely, the poles will go to the golitsa flight, respectively, to protect these. uh, not yet in exile by the government, but in general, uh, migrated to the western part of the territory for this, please let it be a problem. all this bandera will become your problem. you created it for us, you and the poles will straighten it out for us, then they will denocify this night themselves, therefore, we do not need to step on the rake that stalin did when he joined the ultranationalist bandera

it's a huge movement of— the pole ukraine border.t of people _ the pole ukraine border. it's a huge movement of people if _ the pole ukraine border. it's a huge movement of people if you - the pole ukraine border. it's a huge movement of people if you display l the pole ukraine border. it's a huge| movement of people if you display it into context how many people are travelling in such a short space of time, and this is another bus that is just time, and this is another bus that isjust come from time, and this is another bus that is just come from the border. and they have made the crossing into poland and asked to come off the bus so they can go inside and just get a little bit warmed up and what these people have gone through, they have just crossed the border into poland and all of theirjourneys have been long, exhausting and uncertain. so, the first arrival and coming off and what the situation is. and the number of children, being greeted by a whole team of volunteers in their hundreds and hundreds of volunteers doing exactly th

become a target, _ ' poles were concerned they would become a target, so _ ' poles were concerned theyed - ' poles were concerned they would become a target, so decided to . ' poles were concerned they would | become a target, so decided to put forward this proposal about flying to germany. forward this proposal about flying to germany-— forward this proposal about flying to german . , . , . ~ to germany. then germany and america would both be — to germany. then germany and america would both be complicit _ to germany. then germany and america would both be complicit in _ to germany. then germany and america would both be complicit in the _ would both be complicit in the decision _ would both be complicit in the decision. i am would both be complicit in the decision. lam not would both be complicit in the decision. i am not sure would both be complicit in the decision. lam not sure it would both be complicit in the decision. i am not sure it is the right— decision. i am not sure it is the rightjudgment but i understand why thatjudgment has been made. the big picture _ thatjudgment has

we do know that about 300000 people are still trapped inside mario pole. what are you hearing about efforts to get people out? i hear that there are some volunteers to try to get people out to and some of them i close people, but it's really impossible to find any gas in the nearby. and we were just in very dance coach after each year. so people try to find cars, try to find gas, and if a trade people on their own race, because to the shell inconvenience and my best friends mother was almost hit by the russian attack when she was those kind of boy cars going away from there. hope to hear maria a, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us to night, stay safe. ukrainian, president bottom, his zalinski today delivered an address with a good dose of criticism to german wo makers. in his speech, the video link, he said that germany had enabled russia's invasion of his country by becoming dependent on russian energy imports. he also accused germany's political class of failing to recognize the growing russian threat he. busy called for more to help in th

oh, who is from maria pole? she is now in the western ukrainian city of the viv on able to go home due to the russian siege. she told us what she's hearing from family. back in maria, will i be the madge to reach any of my close people. however, my friends parents called sure yesterday they managed to find some pole in the center of the city where there was some weak bio network and they shared that to the city is being shout every hour, every minutes. and i heard from telegram channel, you know, they're awesome groups. so when people communicate and exchange, some information between them. so i heard that my neighborhood where my parents leave, it was really damaged to yesterday and day. and the bomb have my house, where my parents have an apartment, and i have no idea why them. my apartment is still vale, or it's completely destroyed. so this is terrifying. french president emanuel micron says his counterpart vladimir potent shows no willingness to end. the war in ukraine crone and german chancellor love shows

these are the fields of the poles. why are they about the poles? how to say? uh, w- the pole has a very heavy traffic right now. inland, they are divided into two camps, camp number one. we are together with europe. together with nato, we are in the forwarder of conversations between nato and the eu, the war should not spread everything that is on the territory of the european union and, god forbid, on the territory of poland, and the second camp is also very strong in its attempts to comprehend. on what sauce, on what oil, you can fry the thoughts that, for example, temporarily administratively take over the territory there, for example, the city of lvov well, historical polish lands, not only in this context. eh, again, this is the polish nature. here they are looking for tricky moves. i will say that, uh, to the point that, as he says, zelensky, at least, had to explain to the polish side that, in principle, the ukrainian side would make the decision to lead some kind of contingent. that is, they do not want to be at war forever. i, well, interpret zelensky

and we do know that about 300000 people are still trapped inside mario pole. what are you hearing about efforts to get people out? i hear that there are some volunteers to try to get people out to and some of them i close people, but it's really impossible to find any gas in the nearby. and we were just in very dance close upper region. so people try to find cars, try to find gas, and if a trade people on their own race, because still michelin continues. and my best friends mother was almost hit by the russian attack. when she was those kind of boy cars going away from there. hope to reach here. yeah. which makes you feel fortunate if you're able to get out of the city and you are one of the lucky ones you know in levine, how safe to you feel they are to 9? well i feel really safe here and we're doing everything we can to support those who are in need. and here here. so yeah it's, it can be compared with mary paul, we're more than 300000 people as, til you know, without any hope to get out of the city. and you know that we're still talking about unprecedented

based on most recent poles. — russia? well... based on most recent poles, again, _ russia? well...nt poles, again, so much has happened in recent days, i am not sure when the poles were conducted, but the most trustworthy russian independent pollster, labelled as russian —— formation, president putin's support for the campaign was in a slim majority, this was approvalfor prudent a slim majority, this was approval for prudent overall, notjust the war. but it is very hard to gauge what is the public opinion in russia because you are seeing thousands of people being arrested, we saw the ripple collapse and it is simply difficult to know exactly what the russian people are thinking, especially if they are being brainwashed by propaganda. are being brainwashed by propaganda-— propaganda. looking at president _ propaganda. looking at president putin, - propaganda. looking at president putin, is - propaganda. looking at| president putin, is there anyone anywhere who ever disagrees with him to his face? no, not to his face, not to the extent that we have seen, and thatis extent that we hav

the poles understand this.ia is hatred, and hatred is the revenge of a coward for the fear he experienced. they are afraid all their lives that someone, and someone, excuse me, uh, will punish them, and so they charge - take the check, take everyone else, everything is clear, they were afraid, and now he was allowed to survive the fear. and now, and now they were allowed to trample on the russian, yes, the viral one and the biden one says the twenties, yes, uh of the last century, the soviet-polish. yes, that's how cruel they kill. just creepy, the poles saw off correctly and therefore we will not get close here. you know? damn, poles. yes? yeah, it's clear that, well i can't nobody forget it. let's not be let's not be a motive to marovets, because well, we won't be caricatures and parodies of the high rank of a person, we won't generalize at all, there were scum and there are scum. well , it’s just that now those who are such bastards have taken power have taken not only political power, but also media power i

he claimed pole position herejust four finishing 16th.this was his worst qualifying thatis but this was his worst qualifying that is not involved a crasher penalty since 2009. his mercedes team—mate george russell will start from sixth. but the best surprise was not last when perez claimed the first pole position of his career ahead of the ferrari cars and his red bull team—mate max verstappen. england got the women's six nations underway with a hammering of scotland earlier. the number one ranked side, and six nations champions made it 19 wins in a row — with victory in edinburgh this lunchtime. the red roses scoring nine tries, in a 57—5 win. as jo currie reports. in a world cup year and seven months out from the tournament, the perfect chance to see who is in form. marley packer bulldozed her way across the line. england went over again before scotland sprang into life with clinical passing. the home crowd had something to cheer. again before this piece of magic from abbie tao. full—time professional england just to good against their

now hold all the areas shaded in reds, they received the coastal city of mary a pole. there are reports, a temporary cease fire to allow people to leave is being violated. russian troops have also entered the black seaport of michel leave for the 1st time, but they are facing major resistance. ukraine, 2nd city of car thief was one of russia's 1st targets. but despite heavy shelling, it's still under ukrainian control. further north thrust and forces are expanding their offensive on the outskirts of keys, but the capital itself is still in ukrainian hands out zeros. armored lassie isn't odessa and southern ukraine with more on the situation there. the bottle, the latest we have here is that to me, sales it a village, located about 25 kilometers from odessa. the farming facility was the main target in that village. no one was killed or injured as a result of the strike. however, the 2 missiles cause massive damage. this has become the daily routine shift. the city was seized by the russians. residents are caught with prevention and caution for fear of what to come next

yes boxing just where there is, athletes will change classic skis to skate poles, too, and poles.they change clothes? yes, you can put sticks next to your skis there, yes, right and left, and right left sticks, but you can either put them together , or separate them a little and put them next to the skis. yes, but here everyone does. it’s different for one reason, the most important thing is when you enter this box, take off the classic poles and clearly throw them aside so that they don’t interfere at all, because when you change into other skis. you can accidentally grab a classic pole, well, we remind the audience that classic poles are shorter than skating poles, but skis are the opposite, uh classic longer, but that never stopped eugene the demon from going in the same style. by the way, some ski sticks behind them, but this is forbidden by the rule. that's just how anton shipulin makes such a practice, they tried to train in the summer. eh, on sticks e. taller than what they seem to be supposed to be in terms of growth. they took 5 cm higher, they said that you will get used

we just looked at freon, which quoted a pole and named it herself, we didn’t think, the pole named the these years for 30 years. we have been saying all along that 80% of ukraine is not just russian-speaking people. it's actually russian. simply in principle, because in the same eastern ukraine they were generally resettled there from russia, these are russian people. the statistics of 16% of russians were leaving us all the time, the rest were all ukrainians. we have all ukrainians here and so on. now, a pole is talking about eighty percent of children who speak russian, adults who speak russian, that is, there are two peoples in ukraine, there are eighty percent. yes, the oppressed russian population is not ukrainian at all and it is not the ukrainian people. this russian population is absolutely the russian people, and there is this small minority that has run wild, the nazi fascist clique, which even before that oppressed him and mocked him and now continues to mock him. they are not the defenders of this motherland and so on. this is the most fascist junta of the clique that mocks

so that's extremely significant, and that's something that poles very strongly about. to return to your question, i think there is a degree of fear and anxiety. i think poles do have a general sense of confidence in the nato alliance and in article 5 of the nato treaty and in the security guarantees that that provides for poland as a member of nato. but i think there is also a historically conditioned concern about what could happen and about the possibility of conflict spilling over the border in ways that might be unpredictable and therefore that poland itself could be threatened. >> stanley bill, thanks so much for joining us. such a great analysis and an interesting perspective there on the role poland is playing in all of this. >>> still to come, cnn's christiane amanpour introduces us to a ukrainian lawmaker who is armed and ready to defend her country. >> did you ever imagine in your life that as an m.p. in 2022 in ukraine, you'd be forced to carry a gun around? >> no, never. mission control, we are go for launch. um, she's eating the rocket. ♪ lunchables! aller

he says, ross's seizure of mario pole is a war crime. both countries say they are planning civilian evacuations. rushing state television records, the destruction in the city of morrow. you poll russia some military has managed, should take parts of the besieged city following heavy bombardment. the price of its progress, burned out buildings and traumatized residence. a nearby steel plant was also hit. russia claims it is liberating ukrainians from nazi rule. ukraine's president followed him. yes, lensky, who is jewish, condemned the brutal attack. look ugly, mighty open of we deal with florida. the blockade of mario paul will go down in history as a war. crime to do this to a peaceful city is terrorism that will be remembered in centuries to come each in a state and the more ukrainians tell the world about it. the more support we will get in these, with the more russia uses terror against ukraine. the more it will suffer, the consequences really deem he of shanowsky was the pardon me. as thunder residence filmed the destruction wrought

in this report to stubby, ukraine's port city of mario pole lies in ruins. this used to be a shopping center. now it's just a shell dead bodies, litter the streets. oh, those still standing left with almost nothing. rushes, assault on the city has not let up. with reports, russian forces have now entered the center. against this background, ukraine's president is demanding fresh peace talks was available and available, always insisted on negotiations for overall we've always offered dialogues, offered solutions for peace, new door, not just the 23 days of invasion hospital. and i want everyone to hear me now. such a especially moscow shows it's time to meet us after time to talk about it. it's time to restore territorial integrity and justice for ukraine, but it doesn't appear. rushes leader is listening. on friday, vladimir putin spoke at a mass rally held in moscow to mark the 8th anniversary of russia's annexation of crimea, to adoring fans. he spent on what he says, his invasion of ukraine is all about, even though is bates to in the suffering and the ge

the russian forces are also pushing their siege of mario pole in the south east day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital. also coming up as the war in you've ukraine, wages on you, leaders hold prices talk today. 2 of the summers is focusing on the block economy. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. russian troops are advancing toward major ukranian cities and mid strong resistance. the pushing to encircle, keep with heavy fighting, taking place, just east of the capitol. russian troops are also continuing their siege on the south eastern city of mario pole, a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital. high level talks on thursday failed to bring a cease fire as ukrainian civilians continue to suffer ambushed on the road to keep after 2 weeks of fighting ukrainian forces are battling to stop their capital. from being surrounded off to russian tanks reached its eastern outskirts on wednesday. ukrainian soldiers said they forced back the convoy with the russians, leaving behind an armored personnel carrier as well as 2 tanks, one of which they were able to repa

your previous report was from mario pole. and as i understand that the russians have now given some kind of unspecified ultimatum to the ukrainians that they quit mar, you pull by 5 am in moscow time or face on specified consequences. should that go uglier? should there be no unrestricted, carpet bombing or worse, chemical weapons worse than that? well then, i think the west will have to reassess how it will approach the situation. does that mean no fly zones? i'm not sure it does. there are many things that the west can still do the fall, quite short of no fly zones that can quite inflict quite a lot more pain on the russians. he mentioned worse than that. of course, russia as a nuclear armed power is for the west, one of the major concerns this weekend. you actually tweeted the new world is with us regardless of whether putin fires a nuclear weapon in this conflict. non proliferation is a dead idea that is quite a statement. can you tell us what you meant by it? well, i think you know, it, this has a lot to do with the fact

this is the w news live from berlin, a chilling deadline. russia, or does ukraine to surrender mario pole by monday morning, as fighting in the eastern city rages, russia blames ukrainian nationalists, while ukraine's president vladimir lansky called moscow c. h. a war crime as the deadline is both countries promised more civilian evacuations. and the less he holds on is rarely lawmakers to supply his country with weapons and as well imposed sanctions against russia will be speaking to a member of the canal. ah, i'm here mohammed walking to the program. russia has called on ukrainian forces fighting in the eastern city of mario pole to surrender by monday morning. moscow was blaming what a cold ukrainian nationalists for the humanitarian disaster unfolding that experience president vladimir zalinski says ross's siege of mario pole is a war crime, but countries say they are planning civilian evacuations. rushing state television records, the destruction in the city of morrow. you poll russia some military has managed to take parts of the besieged city. following heavy bombardment, the pric

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

our technologies show the extent of the damage to maria pole. they reveal artillery craters and fields and fires burning and industrial area, a series of before and after images. hence, at the extent of the damage, especially to residential buildings. another pair of images shows a huge crater where a football field used to be. earlier we spoke to maria sarah chang, go, who is from maria paul. she is now in the western ukrainian city of live, unable to go home due to the russian seach. she told us what she's hearing from family back home. i did a madge to reach any of my close people. however, my friends parents called sure yesterday they managed to find some pole in the center of the city where there was some we come a bio network and they shared that to the city is being shall, every hour, every minutes and i heard from telegram channel, you know they are awesome groups, so when people communicate and exchange some information between them. so i heard that my neighborhood where my parents leave, it was really damaged to yesterday and day and t

escaping the bombardment more evacuation zoned away from the busy, easy training and city of mario pole. ah, i'm about to say, this is obviously the life. doha also coming up a curfews declared in key as residential blocks are hit again. 3 european leaders had to the capital and a show of support for ukraine's leaders raising hope about iran's nuclear deal. russia says that a viable of the agreement is in the home straight and want to be derailed by sanctions. and another news in australian court overtones on landmark ruling that requires the government to protect children from climate change. they've been tapped without food running water and electricity for days. now thousands of ukrainians in the port city of mario poll. i'm making an escape from the russian bombardment to humanitarian. colorado has been opened for a 2nd day. the evacuation route extends just over 260 kilometers. mario paul does appreciate which is ukrainian held territory, but ukraine's deputy prime minister has set a convoy with supplies for medea. paul was stuck in near by bell jones out his ears . i beg his ins u

ah, ah ah, this is debbie news live from berlin maria pole still under siege. despite another promise to cease fire renewed russian shelling halts a 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from the besieged. city officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the u. s. eyes a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine, secretary of state anthony blank and says the u. s. as in talks with poland to replenish it. stock of war plains if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbour. also, the un says one and a half 1000000 refugees have now fled ukraine, making a europe fastest growing refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. to look at how some are getting help in poland while fighting rages outside inside ukraine's hospitals. childbirth continues despite the russian invasion. new mothers hunker down with their newborns maternity wards double as bomb shelters. ah, i'm william will crop welcome to the program. it's the 11th day of russia's war in ukraine. russian troops are shelling cities across the country, including the besieged city of maria pol

there are reports of survivors pulled from the rubble of a bomb theater and audio pole ukraine. hundreds of civilians including children, had taken shelter in the basement. when a russian airstrike hit the extent of casualties is still unclear. ukrainian, president vladimir to lance k sharp, criticizes germany's political class for their failure to address the growing threat posed by vladimir putin ah on pablo foliage, welcome to the program. a ukrainian official is reporting that around $130.00 survivors have been rescued from a bomb to theater in the besieged city of matthew polt. the number of dead is still not known. the building was sheltering hundreds of civilians including children. when it was shout, ukraine's president followed to made it to lansky says it was just at one of many russian attacks on civilians and has called for more international help to defend his country. this report contains some distressing images, smoke bellows from the theatre mario paul, after it was hit by a bomb. days before satellite image showed the russian white for children, written in large white le

the marry a pole cut -- marry paul? the lace has marry a pole cut -- marry paul? a — marry a pole cut —— marry paul? tue: place has a special marry a pole cut —— marry paul? tte: place has a special place marry a pole cut —— marry paul? "tt2 place has a special place which was designed to provide shelter during bombings, and city authorities were obligated to provide information to the local people, so that information that the theatre would be used as a shelter has been provided. it has been provided to the local population and of course to the commanding officers of the occupying troops, so the perfectly new, a lot of people have come there for refuge, and the occupiers knew very well what the theatre had been used for and by whom. you very well what the theatre had been used for and by whom.— used for and by whom. you say it was a bomb from — used for and by whom. you say it was a bomb from the _ used for and by whom. you say it was a bomb from the air, _ used for and by whom. you say it was a bomb from the air, drop _ used for and by whom. you say it was a bom

it comes as russian troops moved deeper into the besieged port city of mario pole, were more than 300000 people, remain trapped. also coming up, high alert were on board the u. s. naval aircraft, carrier, harry, as true patrolling nato airspace. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. at least 40 people have been killed in a russian missile strike on a military barracks in the city of michel live in southern ukraine. it's feared the death toll could rise significantly as it's believed. some $200.00 soldiers were at the barracks at the time the building was hit. the strike is one of the single deadliest attacks on ukrainian forces since the start of the war. elsewhere, russian forces have moved deeper into the center of the besieged port city of mario pole. capturing the city would, gave russia control over a large stretch of ukraine's southern coastline. ukraine's port city if maria pole lies in ruins. this used to be a shopping center. now it's just a shell dead bodies, litter the streets. oh, those still standing left with almost nothing. rushes, assault on the city has not let

they've encircled sumi and churn him as well as khaki and the besieged port city of maria pole, which have both come on the fierce bombardment. for the 1st time russia had attacked. denise pro, a central city once considered relatively safe. the people fleeing besieged areas in the east is also widened. it's a tax to weston ukraine with air strikes, targeting military air fields and looks and have our new friend keeps coming. at least 2 ukrainian officers don't. a whole begins are coverage from levine. israel is called here today minus 8 degrees in the east and city of keys. the losses are so great that reports are rendered in numbers. 400 buildings destroyed since the war began. including $48.00 schools, a $190.00 civilians, dead residential areas struck $89.00 times in a single day. as if counting them somehow complete the picture as one bombed out building starts to look much like another. they don't wait for air raid sirens anymore in hot keys. many haven't left the cities metro stations for more than a week ago when you go to the areas where i sleep, this young woman says and ove

the besieged city of mario pole remains under constant russian bombardment. president putin says his actions are necessary to prevent what he calls a genocide in ukraine. a claim dismissed as baseless by leaders around the world. live. it has been a gateway for people fling the war. but now empty primes are placed in the city square to honor the children killed in this war. places where people are seeking safety continue to be targeted and civilians. a paying a high price believe has been a safe haven 420-0000 ukrainians, fleeing the fighting a correspond mathias, berlin. he is in the city. and earlier today we asked him if the attack knew the airport if it's changed, the general feeling that the people i spoke to have said that they did not are not surprised. and they did not. um, see it this as a changing as changing their situation on the ground, but of course, but he takes this in a different way. and of course the people who were closer there, even if you know that this couldn't, can happen. it's different if you hear it and you and, and you see it than if you just know it. that

also coming up, vladimir putin tells ukrainian forces in the besieged or city of mario pole, to lay down their weapons if they want shelling to stop more than 150000 civilians remain trapped in the city with no power or running water and germany, braces for possible shortages or even then rationing of natural gas, the government activating an early warning plan to deal with potential disruption in gas to leverage from russia. ah. until your logic. well, it's good to have you with us ukraine's president village immerse. lensky says his forces will continue to fight for every meter of land in the country in a late night addressed to the nations unless he said rushes pledge to scale back its operations in cities like the capital q, was a direct result of ukrainian resistance. he also said there was evidence that russia was repositioning its forces to attack the east of the country is russia pledges to scale back military operate since president lensky says there are regrouping to attack the eastern don bus region. you told me what do we are getting ready for this? we don't believe any one w

max verstappen will be second on the grid tomorrow but it's charles leclerc�*s ferrari on pole.ent natalie pirks has more. a fascinating qualifying session tonight and ferrari definitely going home happiest. charles leclerc on pole with his team—mate in third, the world champion of the max verstappen could only manage to split the pair and came second. we have known for some time ferrari were rapid, tonight they really proved it. mercedes problems, they continue. lewis hamilton fest tonight. george russell had a little area, he could only manage ninth. a penny of the thoughts for bottas who wrestled a place in the mercedes. he has managed sixth. whatever result for haas. we had a torrid last season, they wanted to focus on this year's car. kevin magnussen back formula when again to replace the russian who contract was terminated. he came seventh. but those issues for mclaren, they are continuing apace. in barcelona as testing, everyone was living there, but they've had a torrid couple of weeks. lando norris could only manage 13th, daniel ricardo 18th and he said we've got a lot

of course, they did not inform the poles about this, so as not to accidentally prevent the start of thear, the british and french, knowing what would happen on september 17, wrote off poland as an expense pavel vecherkevich. polish historian 2005, adequate retribution for military policy was hitler's blitz victory over france and the flight of the british expeditionary forces from dunkirk, there is reason to believe that hitler did not regard these operations, as in the literal sense of the military, it is quite reasonable, calling these preparations a qualified adolf hitler speech to the generals, let's choose a salzburger, politicians. before us are far-reaching plans, the beginning of the crushing of the british hegem has been laid. i have completed the political preparations. now the road is open to the soldier. when everyone dies, only then will the big game end rudyard kipling hello program time will tell we continue to work live. i am artem sheinin since february 24, a special military operation has been ongoing russian federation on the territory of ukraine, we have already talk

oh, who is from maria pole? she is now in the western ukrainian city of the live on able to go home due to the russian siege. she told us what she's hearing from family. back in maria, will i be the madge to reach any of my clothes people. however, my friend's parents called her yesterday. they managed to find some pole in the center of the city where there was some weak bio network and they shared that to the cd is being shower every hour, every minutes. and i heard from telegram channel, you know, there are some groups. so when people communicate and exchange some information between them. so i heard that my neighborhood where my parents leave, it was really damaged to yesterday and day, and the bomb have my house, where my parents have an apartment. and i have no idea by them. my apartment is still they. oh or it's completely destroyed. so this is terrifying. french president emanuel micron says his counterpart vladimir potent shows no willingness to end. the war in ukraine crone and german chancellor shows h

that is how the mayor of mario pole describes what russian forces are doing to his city. he's also accusing the russian military of genesis. also coming up tonight, german chancellor, olaf shoulds says that albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union to protect them from the reach of putin's russia. and prices talks at the european union over how to accommodate the nearly $4000000.00 ukrainians who have been forced to flee the country, plus and on stage slap at the oscars actor will smith heads. chris rock in the face on live television. and the condemnations have now begun. ah, i'm bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. on this monday, the mayor of mario pole in southern ukraine says that his city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. and that every one left has to get out. mario pole has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks, mer vadim. boy jenko says that nearly 5000 people have been killed. a 160000 civilians remain trapped in the ci

there's even this sparring between poles and hungarians.es, when there, by the way, that's interesting gays to what you are discussing. there was only one country in its entire union that said that it exists as a country. let's take a look at what urban answered, because this is important. urban responded to zelensky first of all. we hungarians say that the russian-ukrainian war is going on, it is happening in our neighborhood. we cannot be indifferent to the human suffering. there are millions of people in distress. is there hungarian interests, which can always be endangered by war and in our neighborhood. that is, we are in dangerous proximity and we look at this situation from the hungarian point of view. we help those who are in trouble, but we want to defend and protect our own national interests and countries that want her or there to be part of the conflict to some extent, even strongly, and there are countries like hungary ono the conflict is gone. and that she spit humit, pass on the sacks who want to hold on away from this war. i

her home town is the besieged city of mario pole. but she like thousands of others, she's flit, rejoins me tonight from the city of levine in western ukraine. it's good to see you, maria. let me just ask you this theater at the center of mario poll that was hit by this russian air strike. i mean, have you been inside this theater before? hi, thanks for having me. yes, this is the biggest fear and narrow the land. the last time i was there was just a few months ago. it was christmas time this winter and we had a beautiful christmas tree over there. so it's really hard breaking to see why they have done with right now. i know that some, some of your family are still in mario pole, and there are reports tonight that survivors have emerged from this theater on the what, what are you hearing from the people that you know in the city? i hear from the people that remain in there, you pull that constant shall in just doesn't top and that's why it's nearly impossible to save any people from the theater. there are a few times today to save som

city of mario pole. so convoy. your buses is on route to remove residence out. a 160000 people have been trapped in the southern port city with little food, water, or shelter. mario poles, mayor earlier warns all residents have to be evacuated to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe. the international red cross says it's ready with 8 supplies. meanwhile, fighting continues in other regions over the east. the governor of the new pro says russian rocket strikes have hit a military unit, and the fuel depot, killing 2 people, while ukrainian forces say they've recaptured the charm of trust to the arts. and they made games around the capital. russian forces have bombarded the city of trinity have and suburbs of keys despite promises to scale down operations in those areas. iran con will give us an update. he's joining us from the capital to tell us what you've been seeing and hearing in and around keith and run well around about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. and that's about 3 hours ago. we had a very loud explosion. no, very far away from where i'm standing right now. pro

ah, russian forces bomb a theatre in marry a pole where hundreds was sheltering and attack a civilian convoy fleeing the city. and people queuing for bread, a shot dead in turn, heave even his hopes emerge, of a potential compromise to end the war in ukraine. ah, i'm charlie and for this is our, is there a live from london also coming up? food is inflicting holy calling, devastation or har on you create president biden. brands is russian counterpart, a war criminal and announce is $800000000.00 of military aid for ukraine. offered an emotional appeal to congress by vladimir zalinski and after almost 6 years detention in iran, british charity work. another means agari ratcliffe is on her way home along with fellow jewel national news. actually ukraine is accusing russia of increasing its attacks on civilians. a russian strike on the besieged city of mary. opal has destroyed a theater where an estimated 1000 people were sheltering. the number of casualties is still not known. earlier 5 people were injured when russian rockets hit a convoy fleeing the city, which had been previously on t

from the side of the third reich, there have never been any poles there.erious statement is pulled out by ukrainian propaganda and immediately begins to swing at the same time with this situation which occurs between armenia azerbaijan yes, they are trying to shake. maybe something will turn out, the figures in ukraine need, on the one hand, an informational illusion, and on the other hand, something to make the situation. as you say between armenia and azerbaijan, it does not exist in an airless space. and she really is. as you say, no one is swaying her, but she is swaying danilov is talking about her. but it happens is another matter another matter. this is to the question of what we say, that much more are given leverage is now all over the world, because well, he talks about some second fronts, but in fact, when we talk about events of this magnitude, here, of course, we must not forget that many other e players are involved in this story. here, for example, how the islamic revolution guard corps reacted to this swing of the situation, for example, in

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[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is due to the news live from berlin, maria pole still under siege, despite another promise cease fire. renewed, rushing, shelling, halt, a 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from the besieged city. officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. hundreds of men line up in the capital keep to join the army united in the resolved to defend their country from pollutants invasion. and the u. s. eyes a deal, the supply fighter jets to ukraine, secretary of state as they blank and says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish it, stock of war plains. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbor the un says one and a half 1000000 refugees have now fled ukraine, making it europe. the past is growing refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. we look at how some are getting help in poland. ah. i'm wearing boot camp. welcome to the program. it's the 11th day of russia's war in ukraine. russian troops are shelling cities across the country, including the besieged city of maria, paul, or to day a 2nd attempt to establis

e in most of the territory of the russian empire poles.hen joseph is present, who is in the war? here are the poles, this is one of the most nationalistic nations they love existed. it's a known thing, and whatever it is. moreover, respect for the polish people, who also made a great contribution to our history , dzerzhinsk when rokossovsky and so on. yes and they have not gone away, you know the number will be engaged in colonization, they are poland and ukraine they were doing this . yes, let me remind you that huge destinies were taken away, actually knee-length ukrainians. in the case of 600,000 hectares, it was transferred to the so -called e, which means that the specialist on immigrants most of which were officers and in the polish army to an ordinary polish soldier or a sergeant distance of 20 hectares, if he is a senior officer, so 40 or more hectares of land, naturally, polish peasants are expelled from there, the mother of ukrainian ukrainians yes , ukrainians in response to the fact that ukrainians are there the peasants, there

more evacuations are underway from the besieged, ukrainian city of maria pole. oh, so i am fully back to bo, this is al jazeera life from dough. how with continuing coverage of the war in ukraine, a curfew is declared in peeve as residential blocks. i hate again, 3 european leaders are visiting the ukranian capital in a show of support. russia announcer sanctions against the united states, including on president joe biden and a dozen other top officials and the number of people fleeing the fighting tops. 3000000 with one child becoming a refugee every 2nd. thank you very much for joining us. thousands of ukrainians in the port city of mario paul, or making an escape from the russian bombardment, a humanitarian court or has been opened for a 2nd day. meanwhile, the outskirts of kiva being battered by russian shelling but 3 european leaders have gone to the ukrainian capital in a show of solidarity, the prime ministers of poland, slovenia, and the czech republic are set for talks with present. zalinski, jenna hall begins, are coverage with this report from live if

down for talks with latinos, lensky, thousands of civilians managed to free the besieged city of mary pole in private cause and a nearby attack by russian troops, fuels fears the nuclear power plant and brush could be the next to be targeted. ah mer of king has warned that ukraine's capital is facing a difficult and dangerous moment. a 35 our curfew has been imposed after russian stripes on residential buildings. and a metro station killed least 5 people on tuesday turn. whole isn't leave and begins are coverage with this is harkey no longer a city of one and a half 1000000 people. many of flip the russians are raising whole residential districts to the ground. they say civilians are being used as human shields and that soldiers are hiding among the but how can they tell from up there as the bulbs continued to fall indiscriminate play the battle to keep continues to with daily shelling that includes residential buildings from russian positions just 15 kilometers away and closer quarters, fighting on its suburban outskirts western intelligence assessments point to a ground offensive that is

>> that is a totem pole. originally, ted stevens took it. the people who took it in 1995, the people said he could not take it because it was too expensive as a gift. but he could use it and display it for them but when he was out of the senate he wanted to put it in the museum. all of his pictures of his constituents were taken in front of that totem pole. he called me up one day after he had lost the election. i never saw him get mad, and he was extremely upset. i said what is wrong, senator? he said they are taking my totem pole. >> i said well, senator, don't take them out. put it in my office. when i take -- when i leave the job or die one or the other, it , will go to your museum but i will take care of it for you. that is why it is here. >> what is the biggest problem facing alaska right now? >> government overreach. we passed alaska national land act. i was very actively involved. thousands of acres were set aside. it was never outside of parks preserves. it was never meant to be that way. when we became a state, we voted for stateho

>> that is not a good post estate of the union pole. especially since the samples be highly democratic. i think it was an accurate reflection recently i got the president was getting about a 33 -24 percent approval in ukraine. why? because the public felt that he did not stop the invasion and therefore that was a failure of policy. i think the president has a problem going out and the remarks he gave if they ukraine falls he will again seem to hav totally failed. he was strongest on the issue and i think is the pole reflex, but was a credible and inflation , immigration, crime, the economy generally? not really. i think the pole really suggest in the core issues where he's having problems i message but a performance, he did not do the kind of pick particularly when it comes to energy and energy prices that would've made a difference. >> are anything to mark's point ron maclean made a decision tha they had to go with ukraine tonight. that had to start the speech an they have to spend the most energy and emotion on ukraine. that's a big r

advance in the northeast and city of sumi fighting has mostly stopped and buses are leaving. mario pole. people remain in limbo off to russian forces. where cues of once again shall a humanitarian corridors. 2000000 people have fled. ukraine, since russia's invasion began almost 2 weeks ago. tell stratford begins our coverage from order cave. in easton ukraine. the buses, it's south towards mariel, pull the latest attempt to evacuate thousands of people trapped in the besieged port city on the adult c. mariel paul has suffered some of the worst fighting in recent days. the russian army and russian back separatists fighters have reportedly surrounded the city. where the dead bodies lie in the streets without. right, we don't have electricity, we don't have anything to eat. we don't have medicine, we got nothing wrong and one of them in here, everything is mind. the route south of town being shelled, says the policeman. at the moment, negotiations about leaving which security have failed. trust me. i have family at home and i am also worried about them. i says order. unfortunately, the be