so the russian soldiers in these regards, we call in the i, c, r c, to set up a database of falling occupiers, prison as a wall on the basis of the central investigation agency of the i, c r c. as well as to provide assistance in returning the remains of the falling occupiers to russia. according to the ministry of education, more than 211 ukrainian schools have been damaged or destroyed by the russian military forces. since the beginning of the invasion, thousands of ukrainian children have been deprived from their right to education. according to the ministry of house of ukraine, as a marsh, 634 hospitals were destroyed. the world health organization has reported that 6 ukrainian doctors were killed and 11 wounded as a result of the russian sailings. given the threat of bombing and selling hospitals and their tours have moved their patients to the basement. the country is running low on critical medical supplies. therefore, we call on all the un hunter and missions to act decisively to respond to the growing humanitarian crisis. without delay. yesterday, occupants completely destroyed the c

i c r c a globally or indeed the un h c r. so it just seem at this the can, can we take it from that at the moment? this is under control. no, absolutely not. i mean, so, so you can ask your 1st question. i mean, the national scientists are responding and we're, we're doing a lot inside and outside ukraine. the international retros movement launched an appeal yesterday for 250000000, and that's preliminary. so, so now we're looking at how this will, how to go further to scale as the situation developed. and that 250000000 is to get started in supporting the membership and ukraine, red cross in mounting and scaling up in operation. so absolutely not, i mean, under control in the sense of responding to immediate needs as much as we can and scaling up. but the scenarios are not looking good. right? so, local societies are dealing with it, money being raised, but we also have a national government. we have the, the government of poland doing what it can. we also have the european union being aware and doing what it says. it can qu

the i c r. c. s face heavy criticism for what is seen as the repeated failure of agreements on humanitarian corridors out of cities like mary paul that you've talked about. also accusations of withdrawing staff from hotspots like mary paul effectively abandoning ukrainian volunteers in state institutions. what do you respond to these accusations? first of all, most of the accusations, but when now seeing circulating online and in some of the media outlets they are false. and i would like to remind all people who are sharing based on very fight and false information. but these can have a serious impact on people who are working close to the front lines and also people who need to receive humanitarian 8. yes, we definitely need to reach more areas in ukraine and especially area where that have been affected by heavy fighting areas close to front lines. but the agreements, these are the 2 parties, the both parties to the conflict, the need to come to this agreement. and without those agreements, we wo

r. c. military and cambodia, which threatens regional and global security. so washington is sending the message, the nations in the region can't get you close to china or russia, or they may find themselves facing action from the us. but that didn't stop indonesia from joining china and voicing support for rushes place in the g 20 alliance. noting that it is the premier gathering for economic cooperation, not a political venue. and speaking of china, beijing just confirm that it will be hosting the foreign ministers of indonesia, thailand, the philippines, and me and mark this week. china will also have in depth exchanges of views with all parties on the current, regional and international situation and contribute more positive energy to regional peace and stability and global prosperity and development. so it appears that the increased pressure from the u. s. is actually pushing key countries in southeast asia, even closer to the nations. they are being warned to stay away from a policy that is not working out too well for the buying and station in washingt

does the p r c. want to be on the side of who, who has launched invasions a guess a number of its neighbors, georgia, ukraine in europe as well as participate in the bruce oppression of people in syria and other places in the world. or does china want to be on the side of the vast majority of the countries and voted for that resolution? i think it is a win in that at least the chinese did not align themselves with north korea, bella roofs, and near a trio. ah, that is a win, i guess you could say for us. but again, how reflective is that of the strategic calculus that's going on and john on. hi, andy, is there any concern a mind they say? yeah, and the, i'll let you jump in, actually go ahead and i'll ask my question want to make a couple of points here. first, i think teresa talks about this very important notion of sovereignty, which trying, it makes a cornerstone of its foreign policy. but i think some people, perhaps being mischievous or some people, perhaps not fully recognizing the complexities

lifting all sanctions on the i r g c. now for the, for the, for israel, the i r g c is the main threat. and with today's meeting in, in israel, iran would one to give more support. we would want to stand still with respect to as to its position with a for the i r g c. because it sees that there are 2 narratives in the region. one narrative that sees iran as the main or the main enemy. and the iranian narrative that once to present its own axis as the main axis ruling the security engineering of the region. funny thanks, family hash and their 1st slide into from in all the news, china's largest city and financial harm saying hi is going into lockdown. it's happening in 2 phases to carry out a city wide cove at 19 mast testing, china's most extensive one. yet since the lockdown in will hand 2 years ago, trina, you has more probation in a shanghai supermarket, 2 men get into a fight while shouting for last minute supplies o tensions are high. since the announcement of the phased corbett 90 locked down the 1st ever imposed in

i r g c, islamic revolutionary guard. iran wants this to be removed because it's v i r g c as it's main military force. and also because i r g c controls. a lot of iranian enterprises, which they want to be part of the new economic activity that will come after the sanction the united states. and many countries in the region are reluctant to do that without significant concessions from iran, about higher gcs regional activity. now this is important to both sides. if the single remaining issue, everything else has been agreed upon. so technically the deal is imminent, but this issue really is holding it out and if they cannot arrive at an agreement on this, then there might be no d. ok, other say what's happening and ukraine has had far reaching consequences. if we look at the russia, iran alliance or relationship, how do you think that russia's actions in ukraine has impacted the iran nuclear deal? and it's progress with 1st of all, the russians at one point became a stumbling block into talks when they demanded exemptions from sanctions for their trade with their on. and it took a grea

r. c is just to cover the capacity on the ground. as for the ongoing flight, we had been defending ourselves against different attacks in the facing from the government forces for many days. let's cross over to come paula and speak to irene knox city, who's the spokeswoman for the uganda red cross society. welcome to al jazeera. so border officials are saying that thousands of refugees have crossed from the d. c. into gander. what kind of numbers are we talking about here? what have you seen? thank you for having me. of course, by live, by last evening in a single day. when about 6000 people that rose from the phone, what you got down on today, of course we received a few people. the number had been verified by me, but i think what did we manage to report a report of 6000 people? i know that you cannot comment on the conditions, but the refugees are fleeing from. but from what you've seen, what kind of conditions are, are they in upon arrival? when i can, i can actually ship wouldn't use. we've managed to get reminders to give bus on

r. c welcomes or any initiative to offer respite to, to civilians are fleeing the conflict or wanting to leave areas where the hostilities are, are very a big. so i mean, the parties are of the conflict of conflict are in negotiations. now both part you said blame each other for his failure. right? the ukranian sat there was simply no ceasefire. the russians were still shelling and russia blamed ukraine for blocking civilians leaving the city. well in all cases, weather is the so called humanitarian corridors. are safe passages agreed upon and the i, c, r. c. it welcomes them and is willing to facilitate a movement of 1st civilians who wish to do to do so. but in any case, under international humanitarian law, civilians are protect civilians and civilians research and must be protected. or in that case, the spokesman of the people's republic in gun yet has sad this morning that it will happen to day. is that true? will it happen today? we hope so. our teams already they've been edited sinc

the i c, r. c. welcome. any initiative to offer list by to civilians are fleeing the conflict or wanting to leave areas where the hostilities are, are very big. the humanitarian situation comes as ukraine's president is called on his people to fight back and resist the russian invasion nashville in the road. desirous we will not give our country to the invaders, a mock ukrainian people in every occupied place. go on attack counter attack. you have to struggle, you have to fight my concur song for dance. you have to go out and chased them out . pretty clear this evil from our land. so lensky has also spoken to you as president joe biden, by fine, they discussed security financial support and sanctions on moscow. gabriel alexander has more from washington, dc. while the call apparently happened in the evening, saturday night here, washington time the call lasted a little over 30 minutes, according to read out from the white house. the read out is essentially a summary of the call that the white house releases

now the i c, r c says the russians have said that they will put in place a ceasefire at the problem in the past with attempts at a cease fire is just that both sides accuse each other of a lack of good for back, that acting in bad faith and, and from the ukrainians point of view, there, mistrust of stems from the fact that they accused the russians of diverting thousands of people who have come out of martyr. you pull a into a forcible detention, they say in either russian control territories or, or in russia and itself. the idea is that a 45 buses that have been sent a down to my, to you, paul, by the ukrainians will go into my. are you paul? come bring hopefully a hundreds, if not thousands of people out of there and also be joined. they say by private vehicles which will proceed along the coast to burn dance. this is a port city which has been taken by the russians since the start of the war, but then this convoy will then head north into ukrainian territory as far as the i c r c, a concerned. they also said that in addition to getting people out of murder you, paul, there is a dire

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and just before we go a word on how you can watch r c at the moment around the world. because we've been receiving quite a few questions about all the ways you can find as are laid out, r t dot com slash where to watch, including how the junior satellite receiver to receive our signal were available in europe, africa, latin america, and elsewhere across the globe. that way, do you head over to our website for the full list on low down? well, that's a rep for now. my name is peter scott. i'll be back again at the top of the hour. thank you. lou. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offense, bearing dramatic development. only. i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and talk ah, the more they're not that i'm just talk about the whole vignettes could. e was i bought a bought e me of a policy that was are, are more of your leaders so that it was set up in the business. did you know a book that i bought of delaney no. genie

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the icy r c says their team went out in the morning to start clearing that evacuation route, and then the shelling started. evacuationthey say in order foro be successful going forward, three conditions. the parties need to agree to a specific times, locations, evacuations. they need to decide the people who are allowed to be evacuated, and whether the agreement also allows assistance to be brought in. they also, ali, remind the world, including the russians that anyone, any staffer, any vehicle with the red cross, excuse me, with the red cross album, and you vehicle, any building is protected under international law. now, as this second day falls apart, ali, a lot of very smart people are suggesting that we look to russian past and recent military activity and syria, of course. ali, when the syrian and russian forces agreed to a cease-fire, ali, it was most likely an opportunity for russian forces to regroup, to re-arm, and then really prepare for the next offense. so, we are watching this very closely, but we now have confirmation of the second day in a row. and, that southeastern c

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i'm sure you're where r c has been blocked in europe, and youtube was also blocked saw channel. what do you think big tech appears to be moving in lock step to send said russian networks like oxy, unspoken whose interest you think are serves? well, we should never forget that most of these big silicon valley corporations have a revolving door with the u. s. government, they have contracts with the u. s. government. many of them have their origins in the pentagon and it's, it's military research and technology through darpa, which is the kind of lab to do research for technology, which created the internet and other technology including gps. so google, which owns youtube, has contracts with the c i a and has contracts with, with the pentagon. it has contracts with the f, b i and you as police agencies. so unfortunately, we see that many of these big corporations in silicon valley, they basically act as arms of the u. s. government, especially when it comes to enforcing censorship. in the interest of us propaganda to advance u. s. foreign policy interests. we seen this again and a

ministry of defense says it's made these plans known to international organizations like the i, c, r, c, the c, e, and the u. n. and it was key of against trying to disrupt these humanitarian corridors. now, one note of significant caution. we have not heard any confirmation about these roots from ukrainian sources. and the 2nd thing to point out is that the roots of evacuation is noted by the russian ministry of defense appear at 1st glance all to head towards the border with battle. ruth, or the border with russia, or the borders of the occupied eastern territories. the eastern breakaway regions therefore raises the question, how many ukrainian civilians would want to avail themselves of these roots. and i think that is something that we need to keep firmly in mind as we away confirmation from the ukrainian side. all right, jenna. thanks for that, john. how life for us in levin now had mondays cease fire announcement rushes, defense ministry warned of more imminent strikes. rockers were both of us. the russian armed forces target ukrainian defense industry enterprises with high precis

all the ways you can find is, are laid out a r, c dot com slash where to watch, including a how to tune your satellite receiver to reach our signal. we're available in europe, africa, latin america, and elsewhere across the globe that way. do you head over to our website for the full list on low down? well, that's the route for this are my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again with more news. and of course, any developments the ongoing ukraine conflicts are the top of the hour with a with with ah, yeah, she doesn't use a roger still green either use this but on, on a posterior composite vehicle. but you need to give us what you me to leave you to that you lost you. come when you use though your doorstep book on when you're gone, this suddenly green is still not because all emilia, with. 8 8 low grade a m still with he will not. when will she with of can i why he, why not? you throw you away now on frederick is dying you. why not she she away not i will be can leave the key only so many grandma the hutto nicely. nice. will sheila, you know, when you come down, you know, at the bull

to go for the deal, the listing, the i are jesse and lifting all the sanctions on the i r g c. the united states is in a way or another, a considering the idea of de listing. it didn't take a decision on, but raising the r, lifting the sanctions as an issue that's going to cause a real tension with israel. so the, the nuclear leaders right now on a cross road. so it's like a 5050 situation, whereas it's possible and it's not possible. but with this last point, remaining, iran are seeing this picture coming from. and again, we'll insist more more on a standing it's position with respect to the i r g c because it sees this is, it's only way to combat whatever threats it's going to face. now, there is a, an alliance, and iran has its own axis. so iran is going to continue with empowering, gets access in, in, in, in return to whatever is going to be done with respect to other axes. is that on a, facing your on? so this is the main issue now, just minutes ago a website linked to iran soup, a supreme national security council wrote a with respect to and i guess a summit. and this is t

we're also hearing from the i, c, r c that as well as the need to get desperate people out of the city. they are also trying to get aid into the city a waiting to see over the next day, 2 days just when and how that will take place. bombardment has intensified around ukraine's capital and the northern city of turn have, despite russia saying it would scale down operations there. residential areas and civilian infrastructure have been hit and keep the suburbs. among con has more what the ukrainians are saying is that they simply mistrust the russians to be able to withdraw or in the deal that they've made in turkey or to the letter of that deal. or what they're saying is actually yes, we are seeing some evidence of withdrawal if just take it example now of the north of kia a brewery, which is nursing the south has come under intense attack again. ah, but in the north what we're hearing is that are within at a pin, which is one of the towns of that come under intense shilling. as they're leaving ur pin russian soldiers are actually looting parts of the area that's also happening in anoth

and just an hour or so ago on al jazeera, the i c r. c, reminding us of the guarantee on the international law that civilians be allowed safe passage out of water areas. journal. while all this is happening, the u. s. sector state entity, lincoln is an moldova right now and he's in fact holding a press conference with them. although the president just tell us why he's in the country and what's on his agenda. he's on a so the lightning whistle stop, tour of the number of ukraine's western neighbors trying to shore up support shore up assistance for fleeing refugees and assure them of continued u. s. assistance. there's understandable jitters across the border from ukraine about the potential for over spill in mold over a tiny countries. 2.6000000 people. it was a former soviet republic has unique through the presence of russian troops in contest to territory inside its borders called trans nice. so a delicate situation to watch their antony blinking in the country, offering his assurance to them. here's what he said a little while ago. las

although he says that they'll be able to start large scale visits very soon he said, and also the i, c r c says it wants to build a large distribution sort of logistic center in ra stuff on dawn, that's a large city near the border with ukraine. and they want to use this sensor to deliver humanitarian aid into ukraine. now, no response on that specific request from the russians. so far, although survey loved id say he was interested, he said in the lifting, artificial barriers to resolving humanitarian issues, an advantage that rushes defense minister hasn't been seen for almost 2 weeks now, but i understand that he's reappeared. yes, dmitri pasco was 1st asked about a survey sugar's, whereabouts and his regular press. b press briefing earlier on thursday, and he said, well, you know, he's very busy, he's got this war to manage. he's got a lot on his plate. so now really isn't the time for media appearances, but he did appear so gay show you a little bit later in the day in the regular scheduled security council briefing with vladimir putin. and he took part in that briefing, and he said h

the i c, r. c says moscow and keys should allow us to visit prisoners of war. you know, you know, as a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross in keith, she says the main priorities to help people get out safely. if the situation in the city has been around this and the level of suffering and destruction is absolutely incredible and people have been find finding the way to escape the city to go to safety. but what we have been trying to achieve with both russian and ukrainian fight in the past several weeks is to try to get them to come to concrete agreement for to give people the possibility escape with escape in a safe manner. and for those people who are still in the city to receive so many care in the system, it is very difficult for me to give you the effect assessment of the conditions. because we just have very little visibility of what is happening inside the city right now. and it is one of home major concerns. we had a team in my file, but they have come to the they have reached the conditions where they were no longer able to work.

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it's r. c, global and in latin america express a mates at 14 degrees west. you can find a detailed guide on how's a tune in through that's r t dot com slash where to watch. that's the wrap for this hour. my name's peter scott, and i'll be back again with more news than any developments in the ongoing ukraine conflate in about 30 minutes. ah ah. ah. ah, i ah . i imagine retention we're going on the ground in a week where a t was banned by the european union. this says joe biden made his 1st stage of the union address as president of the united states, where he warned russian president vladimir putin would pay high price for his invasion of ukraine. while promising us forces won't fight the russian military in ukraine. it's also 76 years to the day that you k prime minister. winston churchill made his famous iron curtain speech to the usa.

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the i c, r c has cold conditions in the city apocalyptic, and yet still it refuses to surrender. and that probably in the immediate term is the reason for these increasingly ferocious attacks by the russians. and then what is the latest you can tell us about the humanitarian situation. there were number humanitarian card was implemented yesterday. can we see something similar today? ukrainian side is reporting that once again, it is trying to open and keep open up to 7 humanitarian corridors out of a variety of cities including su, me in the northeast, bowling of ease you me. and indeed mary poll itself. although already there are reports of shelling on roots out of the city, 35000 people, according to the presidency, were able to leave a variety of cities under siege on wednesday. they're trying to do it again. look, that is an absolute fraction of the vast numbers of people currently sheltering in basements in a pool and conditions lacking basic needs. hundreds of thousands of people in a number of precedes cities, 200000 people in mario poll alone. desperate to leave, just 2 o

jesse commanders are saying that the iranian government should put aside the or the case of the i r g c. sanctions. however, they are going to consider this and continue discussing this with the e, u officials and the up before close one in general. so in general, i, regardless of the reactions in, you know, on whatever is happening in the gap right now, should be a matter of concern here. thank you for that. and he has been there for slight aim to hung. well, we're turning to ukraine. president philosophy zalinski says he's prepared to discuss a neutral status for ukraine, as part of a peace deal with moscow. russia and ukrainian delegations are due to meet in turkey on monday. moscow has blocked the keys interview with independent russian journalists. good, and the last one is really security guarantees and neutrality, non nuclear status of our states. we are ready to go for it. this is the most important point. it was the main point for the russian federation as far as i can remember. and if i remember correctly satisfied, they started the war, we will not sit behind the table if we

now you just pointed out that that, that the i, c, r c is, is unable to reach to civilians trapped in a mar, you pull. how was the war affecting the work of the red cross? and dr is, you know, it if, if access is not allowed to zones like marty, who bowl well, this is, this is part of do the conversations that we continue to have with the parts to the conflict. of course we, we try to, to facilitate texts. we try to get access to, to make sure that we can deliver assistance to, to the people who are in dire need of aid. but this is not always, this is not always possible. so into situations. we also try to that he got assistance or we did he go assistance to the people where ever we can access them. so it means like in many different areas in the country, but are you being denied access or you don't go because it's not safe enough? well, in fact, like there must be agreements between the parties to the conflict. so we mean like very concrete agreements with clear steps, timing the road that is going to be taken, how much time will be located for, for any safe passage. and then we can

and as you know, i, c r c has been talking to the russian ministry defense for some days. and now we are 2 at last, which is absolute standard practice in a conflict where you need to d. conflict with the assistance of the 2 parties. in this case, the 2 military's safe passages civilians. out of those areas, safe passages, sumatran supplies in and all movements of stuff and measure insistence. now the con, the, the meetings to date in moscow, they've been gay. this last 2 days for the u. n. a. been very useful. we've exchanged a lot of details about the standard operating procedures for those movements and, and, and i think that's part of the problem that there hasn't been sufficient attention so far to the details of what is needed to agree in advance of a convoy, for example. you need to know when it's good to move precisely who is going to move? do you have the contact the person in charge of it? do you have a hotline? in case there is movement of forces. these standard procedures, but we are trying with the help of the russian military and certainly with the help of th

more news at the top of the r c with ah ah, ah ah brush and special military operation and ukraine has changed the world in many ways . it is forcing the u. s. and its allies to we think and reassess global security. we should not be surprised by this. after all, the post cold war era is over. what will replace it is still open to question for driven by dreamers shaped banks interest on those with there's things we dare to ask. aah, ukraine. a big and rich country that's always been hand in hand with russia. until recently. 2014, a qu divides ukraine and leads to fratricidal war and on bus. a war that continues to visit with on the edge of a large field near low ganske, the mass grave. local say that the people buried here are mostly civilians who are allegedly killed by ukrainian paramilitary groups in the summer of 2014 or does this, what with a mr. alcorda? what did of that? don't batista merely as it would be the when the british got. okay, what's the whole grain said things of us that inform you not to annasae? rocca leads a special committee for collecting evidence of the ukraini

it is an incredibly dangerous job for you maintain organizations like the i c r c, but also the training that cross. but at cross just movement, the partner is working and you claim would need the necessary guarantees to be able to access the most vulnerable to be able to visit the 10 years and to be able to transfer. also more to that remains right now. exactly, the security situation is, is delaying us. we'd like to do more for, for the people who are suffering. and we hope that this will happen soon. and what about the people who've been displaced, people who managed to, to flee places like mario poll before a conflict prevented people believing what's happening? those who have left with nothing exactly, and most people left with nothing in shelters, shelters are packed everywhere across the country. and they're already in immediate needs in terms of food and terms of medication, but in terms of water. and it's, it's winter time. so people are called it a need to be fed. we are told that i mean some others do not find the words to explain to the children what happened, why they left t