and theresa bo is live for us from care. so theresa muted bought defined as that some of these celebrations, or if we can, golden celebrations there marking independence day. whether it's a very solemn day for most people here we've been talking to many of those who have been coming here to the center of keys not far away from independence where we've been talking to some soldiers, father and son. they were both injured into fighting against the what they said, the russian occupation also to other people who have lost their loved ones as a memorial side, not far away from where i am, where people go and tell their stories. of loss of this is not doing this sir. 6 this past 6 months. what you can see right behind me are some russian tanks that the government grants right here. they were destroyed during this past 6 months. and they were brought here as an act of defiance. there was that the government is saying that keep that moscow was hoping to be parading right through the center of the capital. and that's not what didn't h

that growing concerns of a fighting near the facility, theresa bo has more. what most people here are demanding right now. if a 3rd party to visit that location, to have access to get the children to know where the, what type of damage has been going on. and that's why the united nations nuclear watch doc, the i e a is planning a visit in the next week. a via we've been hearing right now. it's not clear yet how that visit is going to happen. on one side, the russians are saying that that visit through should happen through moscow while the ukrainians are hoping that ukrainians, i'm the united nations. i hoping that it will happen through ukraine. ukrainian officials say at least 25 people were killed in russian rocket attacks in the eastern city of chaplain on wednesday. some of the missiles landed in a residential area of us had to train killing dozens. russia claims the attack killed over $200.00 ukrainian troops. a u. s. judge has ordered the release of the evidence that sparked an f. b. i search of donald trump's floor to home. the justice department has

theresa bo is in the faith, very significant. me when you, when secretary general, i don't know will get it because he already here in the living. he's been during the 30 going to university where he spoke about the role that ukrainian lawmakers in drafting international humanitarian law. in the united nations charter, among other things. so later on this thursday, he's going to be meeting with the cranium. precedent follow the middle sky and with the turkish precedents are the one thing that is likely we know it's going to be talking about, for example, the grain vessels that have been leaving through the black sea that don't forget, it's been a month. and now that agreement was made between ukraine and russia with the help of perky and the united nations to get back out of the country to start to ukraine . kind of start putting grain against to other parts of the world, including humanitarian aid that heading to africa. for example, among the other issues that's going to be discussed is a situation in the nuclear power plant. s

while joining us live from odessa is that theresa bo so theresa, what did the un secretary general say about the grain shipments that while we're here in the city of, they said, this is the place where ukraine's grain has been leaving this country in the past months since that this agreement was signed between russia and ukraine with the help of turkey and the united nations to start exporting grain of wheat corn. among other things, since russia imposed a blockade on this country already around $2725.00 vessels have left ukraine carrying food not only to several parts of the world, but also humanitarian aid to countries in africa. so the secretary general visited this part of the country. he said that it is important for all restrictions to be lifted, so that fertilizers from russia, but also food from ukraine can start being exported. once again, he said it's important and crucial to guarantee a food production for the year, 20232024. he also said that much more needs to happen for this whole procedure to continue. he was hoping to go from 3000000 toned amounts to around 5000000 tons

theresa bo reports here. the just for you put on that on a high level meeting and living to talk about the war. and it's him back to round the world president, follow the military lensky, meeting with turkish precedent breath after you've added the one and the un secretary general. and on your dairies, discussing the importance of continuing to export a queen in grain to the world through a humanitarian corridor. also the situation on the ground that the nuclear power plant is how police you still have major concern occupied by russian forces since march. and with fighting now increasing fears of a major nuclear incident, military equipment and personnel should be withdrawn from the lance. further, deployment of forces or equipment of the site must be avoided. the area needs to be didn't really, but us. and we must tease, every potential damage keeps up what is the presence of breath and the one here in livia, he seen by many as a new opportunity for progress, a key player in getting the site to strike. the l

theresa bo explains with, after escaping the war in east in ukraine. some of the injured arrived here in live, even on the western side of the country to get much needed medical help. mean esvito lost her leg doing an attack on her village in they had a son region. while he was a rule, i was together with my children. they went inside and i was outside and this happened. i couldn't call to my daughter in law, there were no windows and doors. everything was destroyed. fighting continues in eastern ukraine as rush as military pushes to try to secure control over the dumbass region. but many civilians are paying the price. people here arrive with wounds that are infected with shrapnel clone thing, among other things, some of the wounds are weak sold. doctors here tell us that they're desperate to get more antibiotics and other medical supplies for treat. those who are injured will into your doctors, like james henderson are helping his birthday can your same injuries. he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom, to c

theresa bo has more from keith. what we're seeing is like a explosion happening again in crimea. this is the 2nd time in less than a week. and that's why it's very, very significant. what's happening right there. we know that this explosion triggered the evacuation of around 2000 people. it has also suspend the train for forget crimea is a top holiday destination for many russians. so suddenly, this races, lots of concerned, the russian government is saying that this attacks were carried out by saboteurs. there was, we were able to see some on russian media, some recording, some videos of rates being carried out, allegedly detaining those who are behind this attack, who the russians call ukrainian terrorists. i've been talking to some analyst and they're suggesting that those who could be behind this attack could be who they call part to sans or government supporters carry out guerrilla style attacks in crimea, but also it could be special forces so far, the ukrainian government has not confirmed or denied, but anything of this has happened. what's important by crimea is also, is

theresa bo has more from the ukrainian capital. i'm here in the center of care not far away from my don, where the government has put on display. all the tanks and armored vehicle russian tanks and armored vehicles that have been destroyed during this almost 6 months war . this wednesday is ukraine's independence days. but it also marked some months since this war began. and suddenly, there's hyper tension president lensky said that russia is getting ready to carry out something very cool, something very vicious intelligence agencies from around the world. but also the united states have said that russia plans to carry out attacks in the next few days against infrastructure government building going on other things. and the occupation by russia accuse being ukraine for the killing of diarrhea. ngugi knives is suddenly raising lots of alarm here. even though the korean government denies it could certainly be used as an attack to launch, i'm bigger attack hearing. so the government has suspended major gatherings. they're asking peopl

allowed in the capital until thursday. elsewhere curfew has been announcing the city of har keith theresa bo is in the capital keys, and she says that the authorities on high alive his independence day approaches. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from soviet rule. and it also marks the 6 months since the nation on this country began precedent follow the me to fill in the address the nation, where he said that people should be getting ready for russia, carrying out something very cool. he literally said that this week, i wish i could try to do something particularly ugly. i'm particularly vicious. and that's why he has announced that they will suspend any type of math gatherings, among other things, the military administrator of this capital have that security forces here need to be ready to prevent any type of incident like mix hello hocks or bombs among other things. and this is happening on the latest incident. how russia security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of died. he had to be now she, the daughter of a cloth advice or to bloody me

will theresa bo has more from kiff on how independence day is being marked. there were here in my down in the center of cave, not far away from independence square, where people have been coming here steadily in a way to remembers those they have lost to talk about the war of something that has been very, very traumatizing for them. we're here writing a memorial that's been put with flags right here. it's with people that have been killed during the war. thousands of people have been killed and injured and millions have been displaced by the conflict. and people are coming here. and they're writing on this book that you can see right where i am there are stories of personal loss and what have been happening to them all this month. pictures of soldiers that have been killed and other types of stories when they're telling us that they want this to be a part of history of what has happened in this country this past month. and right behind me, all of those russian tanks that have been destroyed in the past 6 months. they have been put here as an act of defiance,

theresa bo explains here to jeff for you, but on the him that i knew a high level meeting in livin to talk about the war and its impact around the world fretted and follow the military lensky meeting with turkish president. let her die at the one and the un secretary general antonio terrace. discussing the importance of continuing to exploit a queen in grain to the well through a humanitarian corridor. also the situation on the ground that the nuclear power plant is separate, yet still a major concern occupied by russian forces since march and with fighting now increasing fears of a major nuclear incident military equipment personal she'd be withdrawn from the lands. further, the climate of forces or equipment of the sides must be avoided. the area needs to be live at us and we must vary as it is, every potential damage these up, what is your you suicide? the presence of breath in an adult, one here in levine, he seen by many as a new opportunity for progress, a key player in getting the site to strike the landmark, the long grain exports, air de one, use his 1st visit to levine to re

if critical infrastructure is hit from odessa, theresa bo has more. what good tara said about parisha and the ukranian grain shipments over 500000 tons of grain have already been exported from here since a landmark deal was truck between russia and ukraine with the help of the united nations and turkey last month. and this is the place where, until tanya will terrorist visit to guarantee and to monitor how this whole process is ongoing. he said that access to food and fertilizers must be guaranteed access to russian fertilizers, but also full training. and for what he says that much more needs to be done and that he hoped that the amount of food that is being exported from ukraine will increase from $3000000.00 tons a month to around $5000000.00 tons among. so another issue of major concern that's happening here is the situation around the nuclear power plant of a sub 40 show back in march. russia took over that area, established a military base. and there's been lots of fighting and shelling going on around this area. there's a lot of concern that th

now though ukrainians were remembering the human costs of the war and honoring the lives lost, theresa bo begins are coverage from keith. was new my father and son walking to pay tribute to those killed in the war. both of them were injured in the fight against russia, attended, entangle, says he's getting ready to go back to the front once he has recovered so far, this is not a celebration with this. his memory celebration will be after the victory when everyone returns home, alive and fallen. we have many losses now. it's independence day ukraine. but there are no celebrations this year because of the war. it may have been 31 years of independence from soviet rule, but the fight for freedom people say, is more alive than ever. this past takes months, thousands of people have been killed and injured. millions have been displaced. this is a memorial fight. ought to remember those who have been killed in this conflict. there's also this book that you can see here where people can come and write their own personal story of loss. they have been coming year steadily all day. remembering those

theresa bo has that story from key if on law, the members of the grey, me in touch, our community gather every friday at this mosque, just outside of ukraine's capital. keep. many of them have been living here since russia next crimea 8 years ago. no, we live here, but the no child families still living there. he says people in crimea are struggling under russian occupation. what rush brings to the territory where they come? they bring nothing but crime, destroying mother cry. orphan children were so this in crimea were so this in syria, and now we see the trying to do this, including ukraine. in the past week, there have been a few of attacks from the gray me and peninsula, even though ukraine has not acknowledged it's behind them. an attack on the saggy airbase destroyed a fighter jet from russia black c naval aviation. i further drone attack managed to put russian ground forces on high alert. the attacks in grey me a show ukraine's capacity to strike russian targets deep behind the front line. press envelope me to fill and he says he will fight to recover all occupied territories, inc

theresa bo, who's in the capital, teresa, what's the mood like where you attentions high or has the threat of an attack become common place in february invasion while we're here in the center off, keep not far away from my dentist. you can reach right behind me. the government has put on this place dozens and dozens of tangs and are more vehicles that have been destroyed, of russia are more vehicles that have been destroyed during this war. it's in a way to way of saying, you know, government officials have said that russia was hoping to have a parade on independence day here in key. well, that's in dependence. they've happening with destroyed vehicles among other things . so suddenly there's hyper intentions here because of risks or threats of the possibility of a russian attack. precedent silence. he already said that let me putting was hoping to do particularly vicious and cool things against this country. and this coming days, intelligence agency, united states have come with math here right now, the mayor of keith have asked people to stay in their homes. there have been any type of p

theresa bo, that 1st live in cave. hundreds of supporters of pakistan's form that prime minister ron con, have gathered outside his home ahead of his course appearance in some about he's been charged with contempt of court and follows last week's charges. under the anti terrorism acts, prosecute to say, threatened police officers and a judge involved in the recent arrest of one of his top aides. if convicted, he faces a 6 month prison term, an automatic disqualification from running for office. as close to come, all hider who was outside that court house in a slum about. so come on, iran con, has 2 charges against him today. he's in court for the 1st charge. talk us through what we're expecting. will let you rightfully mention that to cases today's case, but change to a contempt of court case. and that's because the because of the remarks that he had made a public rally. now the form of prime minister am ron con, claimed to his at door nay. that there was a misconception that the judge who did not approve all who, sorry, improved the romando of one of the style fall of the former pri

of for more on this spring in theresa bo, who is in cave at the i. e has been trying to get access to this plan for months of what's allowed them to go and now well, it's your ups largest nuclear power plant. and right now it's caught in the middle of a war zone of shelling and fighting has been ongoing. now, for several weeks the lead to see for forgetting is that there's been fresh fighting around the area. the russian minister of defense says that some shells f o close to were the nuclear fuel is located. so the lots of concerns about what could be going on around that area. you know, there's been negotiations and requests for several weeks now for the i a to go inside and visit the plans. in fact, just a week ago, president in mind one micron spoke with president of the me putting, trying to convince him about, you know, the situation on the ground. i'm in need for experts to visit the plan. so we're going to have to see exactly how that process happens. we know that a is expected to be in ukraine soon, but there was a debate about whether that v

had a braided 31 years of independence from soviet rule. among the casualties of 2 young boys, theresa bo reports from care of the aftermath of a russian strike. victims are trying to recover from the shock. dozens of people were killed when miss hid the city shap, lynn in eastern ukraine. their last 11 year old son in one of the strikes in a residential area. with them. yes, he was in the house. he was thrown out there. we look for him here in the ruins. and he was lame here. nobody knew that he was here. nobody knew. we thought maybe he was thrown onto the roof job, but he was lying here. miss as also have a passenger train, killing dozens of people, including children. the russian defense ministry says the attack killed more than $200.00 ukrainian service members and destroyed military equipment. people in their homes at the time say the attack that came as a surprise when you're sure doesn't. there was no sound. nothing at all was just an explosion. fire explosion. and then the fire started. this is the 2nd time russia has hit a passenger train during the war last april, more than 50

theresa bo has moved from cave. while the 14 member delegation is already here in key, it's being led by the director of the a little bit off the who earlier today met with president lead me to fill in the sky. there's been a lot of concerns about how they're going to be traveling all the way to support each. it's a long drive. it's about an 8 hour drive. and there is, there's been some accusations from the ukrainian government saying that shelling was ongoing around the area where the team should be able to make it all the way to what do you fit in that meeting with president lensky? he assured them that he was going to try to guarantee all the safety possible during that drive. he also said that he was looking forward, that to be a team would be able to convince russia to withdraw from the area to their militarize, the area in order to guarantee the safety of everyone. you know, there's been lots of concern about what's happening in that plan. the russian ministry of defense has been accusing ukrainian forces of s

that growing concerns over fighting near the facility, theresa bo house more from keith. what most people here are demanding right now is a 3rd party to visit that location to have access to treatment to know whether what type of damage has been going on. and that's why the united nations nuclear watch doc, the i a, is planning a visit in the next week. there we've been hearing right now. it's not clear yet how that visit is going to happen. on one side, the russians are saying that that visit should happen to moscow while the craniums are hope it is queens. i'm the united nation. i hoping that it will happen. so you crate. ukrainian officials say at least 25 people were killed in russian rocket attacks in the east and city of chaplain on wednesday. some of the missiles landed in a residential area all this. his a passenger train, killing dozens, including 2 young boys. russia claims the attack killed over $200.00 ukrainian troops. a u. s. judge has ordered the release of the evidence that sparked an f. b. i search of donald trump's home, federal agents and to the former

but 1st theresa bo begins are coverage from key if where ukrainians have not been marking flag day. oh, it's national flag, dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the eastern south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, no, his name were g. we will never recognize someone's callers or nor land, and in our skies were always ready to the fin, or blue and yellow flag. i asked now to commemorate heroes who give their lives for those scholars. with a moment of silence, olivia, ukraine is also marking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. the government has displayed russian tanks and are more vehicles that have been destroyed during the past 6 months. ukraine and officials say moscow had been hoping to hold a military parading central key to celebrate its victory. but this is what they got . instead, veda about land is confident, her country will prevail. we pray everything among land for the war to be over. we believe in our army, and we're sure it

thanks so much theresa bo or the well, in the rosy as the ukraine operations manager for the international red cross, she says the humanitarian situation is likely to get worse over the next 6 months. at the moment, we are still very much in the emergency phase. although we have a much better idea of what are the needs at the moment. so far we have provided assistance with basic items. basic needs to 5000000 people, but the needs are increasing. the winter is coming and this is our main focus at the moment we are preparing for the winter. i zation the needs are, are mainly related to housing, but also for people to just to, to know where they're going to send their children to school. so this, the, the needs are very broad and the people are either looking for a place to be hosted or reach out to family members outside of ukraine. but within ukraine we still have 6600000 of people that have been displaced by the conflict. and more or less the same amount of people that have fled the country that are in the neighboring countries. now the un human rights office says it's concerned about repo

theresa bo is in cave, where she says, authorities are preparing for those potential attack. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from soviet rule, and it also marks the 6 months since the nation on this country began precedent. vodo, the media lensky, address the nation, where he said that people should be getting ready for russia, carrying out something very cool. he literally said that this week who could try to do something particularly ugly and particularly vicious. and that's why the kid has an out that they will suspend any type of gatherings, among other things, the military administrator of this capital have that security for. so here i need to be ready to prevent any type of incident like mix hello tax or bombs, among other things. and this is happening on the latest incident. how will russia security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of dad? he had to gain ashley, the daughter of a klaus advice or to bloody me, to putting she was killed in a car bombed a few days ago in moscow and russia accusing ukraine. but suddenly, this rac

theresa bo as mon, out from t. what most people here are demanding right now is a 3rd party to visit that location to have access to get no children to know where the, what type of damage has been going on. and that's why the united nations nuclear watch doc, the, i am planning a visit in the next week a, there we've been hearing right now. it's not clear yet how that visit is going to happen. on one side, the russians are saying that that visit through should happen to moscow while the ukrainians are hoping that ukrainians and the united nations, i hoping that it will happen through ukraine. ukrainian officials, at least 25 people were killed in russian rocket attacks in the eastern city of chaplain on wednesday. some of the missiles landed in a residential area. others hit a train, killing dozens, including 2 young boys. russia claims the attack killed of a 200 ukrainian troops and destroyed military equipment or u. s. judges ordered the release of the evidence of spartan f. b i. search of donald trump's home, fe

ukraine after weeks of shelling in the vicinity of the power plant raising fears of a radiation leak, theresa bo reports and keep the it took around 8 hours for these international atomic energy agency team members to reach the body to region. their plan is to evaluate the conditions inside europe's largest nuclear power plant for a few days where we are a team of a experienced people i bring here the brightest in the safeguard safety. and we will have a really good idea of what's going on shelling in the past weeks has we've concerns or the conditions inside the plant. it's a difficult task, as they will have to evaluate the potential damage the conditions of the personnel and where the safety systems are in place. when to go into mach, if an expert nuclear disaster, and he says that even though they have nuclear power, plant is nearly indestructible. there are many things that could go wrong and other, it can be destroyed, probably only if it's a shorter, very special purpose was very powerful nation. so it's going to be damaged simply because of some occasional bomb broke at full. nearby the

but 1st, theresa bo begins are coverage from key if where ukrainians have be marking flag day. oh, it's national flag, dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the eastern south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, no, his name were g. we will never recognize someone scholars or nor land and in our skies were always ready to the fin, or blue and yellow flag. i asked now to commemorate heroes who give their lives for those scholars. with a moment of silence, olivia, ukraine is also marking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. the government has displayed russian tanks and are more vehicles that have been destroyed during the past 6 months. ukraine and officials say moscow had been hoping to hold a military parade in central key to celebrate its victory. but this is what they got. instead, veda about land is confident, her country will prevail. we pray every single moment for the word to be over. we believe in our army, and we're sure it's

theresa bo has more now from odessa. what we're hearing from here in odessa is that the military administrator of this has said that this fire works mean that crimea is coming back to ukraine. and this is just the latest incident and something that we have been seeing in the past week several explosions in crimea in military base is in crucial military base is basis that are you still in a way supports the attacks against other parts of ukraine. it's not clear yet who's making this attack because the ukranian government is not commenting much on this. it's believed that it could be either special forces or it could be hard to sam's, and there are no for carrying out the relief style attacks are in that part of the country. it's important also because russia has said that any attack on crimea would trigger massive retaliation. so suddenly people here are very much aware air raid sirens that happen every day. and people, but people are choosing to be out on the streets and carry on with their lives. but they know that ther

theresa bo live there in keys. now european union, foreign ministers of agreed to suspend a visa deer with russia, which will make it harder and more expensive russian citizens to visit you countries, the bronx foreign minister of foreign policy chief rather made the announcement after ministers met in prag for mourners. let's speak to natasha butler, who's been monitoring developments from paris. so what more can you tell is natasha about what they've agreed and what it will mean for russian to want to travel to be while until now russians wanting to travel to the european union were given a preferential treatment for visas under an old agreement between moscow and the you, but that is going to be no longer the case. after meeting in prague, the last 2 days, e foreign ministers have agree to make it a lot harder for russians to gain visas. to travel to the you are, is going to be a lot more complicated in terms of administration, and it is going to cost a lot more money. now the e u. a foreign policy chief, he was