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 the ukrainian government to get that as part of the process of agreeing those car doors. and i think that i hope in the coming days will ease the suffering in those places that you have been describing. as we know, russia's invasion has triggered europe's biggest refugee crisis since the 2nd world war driving more than 2000000 people from their homes. and according to unicef around a 1000000 of the children, many are unaccompa

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 going to move precisely who is going to move. do you have the contact of the person in charge of it? do you have a hot line? in case there is movement of forces. these a standard procedures, but we are trying with the help of the russian military and certainly with the help of the ukrainian government to get that as part of the process of agreeing those car doors. and i think that i hope in the coming days will ease the suffering in those places that you have been describing. how concerned are you there that so far it hasn't been the path appearance anyway of much respectful, international humanitarian. all it's a grave concern. and my, my sector general spoken out on that and so have i, i wa

a sore exception of russia. every one are on this table, every one without exception. as well as 100 foot 140 members of the u. n. g. a. have been clear on the absolute necessity to respect the sovereignty and 3 tal integrity of grain to stop the war, to protect civilians and to deal with issues and concerns. not by bombarding indiscriminately, not by killing innocent people, not by destroying a country, not by working economic havoc to the entire world, but through negotiations and through diplomatic channels and mechanisms. this is what needs to be done. this is what russia should be doing, not abusing the councils with pop up subjects, some convenience trying to create the illusion of truth out of repeated lies in bush's words, colonial slander, slander. something will always stick the world looks for the security council and for good reason for hope and solutions as the budget responsible for peace and security. it should not be abused for propaganda and foolish finality. and i thank u. s. good morning that had bonnie, i thank it, the representative of albania for his statement, and give the floor to their preventative the u

u. n. has a truck has been unable to enter the city. ukraine has taken russia to the international court of justice saying moscow falsely accused of genocide to justify military actions. russia chose not to send delegation to the hearing at the hague. ukraine is seeking an emergency order from the court to stop the invasion. all right, you have the headlines. more news coming up here. now 0 of the people and power are trying to in the us sleep, walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden. what goodness really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your, your personal united states. you seriously get a walk and chew gum at the same time, your weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. me. late last year we reported on how the phones of migrants had been stranded between bell roofs and the european union. a humanitarian crisis engineered by bell rooster's, authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shank in response to use sanctions. his opponent said, it was just the latest of many human rights abuses that inclu

a vote appointing live from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news the u. n human rights office said today. at least 925 civilians have been killed and 1500 injured since the russian invasion of ukraine began. the u. n also released new figures showing almost a quarter of ukraine's population. has been forced to leave their homes as a result of the ongoing conflict close to 3.5 million people have now left the country altogether. it is the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war two and it shows no signs of easing. in february . 24th more than 10. million people have now been forced from their homes in search of safety and security. this includes an estimated 6.5 million men, women and children who were internally displaced. president biden is set to leave for europe friday, where he is scheduled to meet with a number of world leaders and thank the nation of poland for sheltering millions of ukrainian refugees. new at 11 police in alameda say they've solved a 45 year old homicide case investigators have identified richard kerley, bernard as the person who killed richard bischel, senior police say bernard h

u. n. says a trucks have been unable to enter the city. few in nuclear watchdog is colea and ukraine and russia to agree on nuclear safety is fighting, threatens the structural integrity of power plants, safety officials say the war is causing the unprecedented danger of a nuclear accident with headlines. more coming up right off the inside story from the london broadcast center to special guests in conversation, christine all about trying to get a superior reputation on prompted uninterrupted. where we find the most profound similarities is not actually in our closest living relatives. but it's in much more distant connections, intimately reflecting on the issues of our time. they're going to be a corporate of species economy picking each other up and through each other. all the side studio would be unscripted coming soon on al jazeera. as russia intensifies its war on ukraine and leaders from the us, france, turkey and israel said of attempts to stop the conflict. does diplomacy still stand a chance and what's needed for breakthrough? this is insightful ah hello and welcome to the program. i'

u. n says a, the trucks have been unable to enter the city because of the fighting and still to come in this half hour, oil prices rise to the highest level since 2008 as the u. s. and europe consider banning imports of russian crude. ah, the reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, there's been outrage over moscow's proposed humanitarian corridors, which would mostly give ukrainians a safe passage to russia or to its ally, bella ruth, ukraine has called the proposal completely immoral, but some progress was made on the issue of corridors at the 3rd round of talks between russia and ukraine, umbrella, bruce or ukrainian advisors said that there was some movement on we'll just fix and the talks will continue. the ukraine's president has called for new sanctions on russia, proposing that the international community boycott, russian, oil and other exports followed. amir zalinski said the world should also stop exporting to russia effectively calling for a trade embargo on moscow. the u. s. a said a boycott of russian energy is being considered which sent the u. s. benchmark brent cru

a year. the u. n says around 377000 people been killed since it began. and at least 4000000 have been forced from their homes, that the rebels captured the capital somehow back in 2014 and demanded a new government hutus who are back by iran no control launch pots of yemen. western region, including the national capital sumner fighting is currently centers on the all ridge province of merit. the last stronghold of the internationally recognized government in northern yemen. we'll all call you to operate in some pockets of the country most. not notably in hundreds, proven well side, but a far as more now from the talks in saudi arabia as capital we at we cannot expect a big or a breakthrough for the folks because this is not the 1st time got the, the, the year many parties sit together face to face, there are like 6 main topics here in this talk at the thought that with the, the military issues which, which they say it should work on as the fire and all the parties who address these meet in the emphasize the importance of a truth and a ceasefire, so that t

been felt in the u. n. so moscow's now cancelled a vote on his humanitarian resolution ukraine, which had been slammed by opponents as farcical versus ambassador to the un confirmed the votes had been shelved, although not withdrawn due to unprecedented pressure from member states, u. k. m. boy to the us cold. the documents, cynical for making no mention of russia's role in the conflict over the read read resolution, excuse me, is planning to be a vote next week in the 193 nations general. assembly rushes foreign ministry spokesman. murray, as i got of a, has accused a popular italian newspaper of prejudice started last stump as a front page on wednesday, showed the aftermath of a mythos strike on the city of done yet. according to the diplomats, the daily passed off the victims of that's recent attack as death resulting from russia's military offensive. the image shows a scattered bodies and grieving people in done yet with the headline quotes. those key is facing a final assault. the hava accused the publication of falsification as it wasn't the ukrainian capital in the photo. the recent missile strike in the de

a look now at some of the other headlines related to the war in ukraine. the united states is expelling 12 russian u. n. diplomats accusing them of being spies, rushes un ambassador vaseline had been told a session of the of the security council about the move, calling it a hostile step. but he later refused to specify whether he was among those told to leave really clearly the international criminal court in the high will launch an investigation on the situation in ukraine following russia's invasion. the chief prosecutor said there was a reasonable basis to believe that both alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed. russia does not recognize the court's authority. and western sanctions tree good by the invasion of ukraine have sent the rubel plummeting. the currency fill, 30 percent in value, often moves to cut off rushes, access to foreign exchange rations scrambled to withdraw money from cash machines. the country central bank doubled its key interest rate to prop up. the currency or turkey has announced that it is blocking warships from the key boss firth undone nell strength prohibiting access for russian naval vessel to the black sea. the montero c

well, china has to make a choice in china has been out in the u. n. where worked and every, they say and underline, you know, the importance of national sovereignty. know when we criticize china about what they do with hong kong, what to do with the we say you have nothing to do with it. this is national sovereignty. and now there is their partner rusher and invading ukraine and by relating national sovereignty. so i think that they have, they are a pain to, to, you know, and somehow. ready not support but tolerated to be kind to the russians. so they are in a real problem. and they know if they now start actively to support rusher, that they are, they lose their standing as a country that is trying to have in the world. and, you know, kind of an alternative power country that stands also for new power in the united nations that respect sovereignty and serve as kind of a model for other countries. if they do, they know if they go that way, they will lose credibility to a degree that they are not ready to accept because then they are also being fightin

well, trying to make a choice in china has been out in the u. n. where worked and every, they say and underline, you know, the importance of national sovereignty. know when we criticize china about what they do with hong kong, what they do with the group, say you have nothing to do with it. there's a national sovereignty, and now there is their partner rusher and invading ukraine and by relating national sovereignty. so i think that they have, they are a pain to, to, you know, and somehow. ready not support but tolerated be kind to the russian. so they are in, in a real problem. and they know if they now start activity to support rusher, that they, they lose their standing as a country that is trying to have in the world. you know, kind of an alternative power country that stands also for, you know, new power in the united nations that respect, sovereignty and service kind of a model for other countries. if they know if they go that way, they will lose credibility to a degree that they are not ready to accept because then they are also been fightin

according to the u. n's, nuclear energy body access to mobile networks on the internet have reportedly been caught at the plant communication with staff and maria pull at a plant that handles radioactive material has also been lost. meanwhile, the head of the u. n's, nuclear energy body says the priority for the i. e is ensuring concrete arrangements are in place to guarantee access, transportation, and other safety measures. i hate to sit down with, with our russian quakes with your grade. this is the new grade shoulder ukrainians have inside and tell them what the one in terms of these practical aspects. so this is the say, the idea of more than idea, we have some elements that we are exchanging already with them. and we will try to build on the we don't have much time for a call to be able to move as fast as possible before another a be so basically our diplomatic editor james mays has the latest on the nuclear talks in vienna. i think there is a great deal of concern direct to general, attending the board of governors meeting of the international atomic energy agency today. as you heard, he says he's having discussions with his ukranian counterpart,

a wall where the u. n says 377000 have been killed in recent years in yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the biden administration says that it's going to stop, hold off fence and weapon sales to the saudis. but what does that mean? it doesn't mean anything. the u. s. is still involved in the war in yemen. and i want to mention afghanistan, because i'm just heartbroken that after 20 years of nato militarism in afghanistan with this horrific exit, the african and people's money has been stolen by mostly the united states. $7000000000.00. and that's one of the poorest countries in the world. and so we are working hard to get that money back to the afghan people. and we're also very concerned about the sanctions on russia hurting ordinary people because we've seen that's what sanctions around the world do. they affect the entire economy and who is it who is impacted the most? it is working people. we seem for 60 years, how the u. s. has imposed horrific sanctions on cuba. it hasn't changed the cuban government, but it's closed such hardship for the cuban people. yeah, but t

i've been unable to reach staff to nuclear plants that's up to fighting, broke out in separation on friday. the facilities now at a russian control, according to the u. n's nuclear energy, body communication with staff and money. a poll at a plant that handles radioactive material is also been lost. ukraine has taken russian to court over the war, but moscow is a no show. keith, once the international court of justice to order an end to the military action, russia did not send a delegation to the hearing. the presiding judge said the court regrets moscow's decision not to attend. and those the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after counting the cost. good by. i make my own space that i live in forever. i ran away from not all, but i ran away from the country. markson is my get outing. it is got to will whitney award winning documentary on out his era. i hello, i'm sam is a band. this is counting the cost and al jazeera go look at the world of business and economics this week. massive western sanctions, or shopping russia out of the international financial system cannot rely on its last oil and gas reserves. will china step in to help? mo

a seat. i had been here for 14 days with my son in the hospital and is slowly making recovery day after day. the u. n says more than a 1000000 children and malnourished a 3rd of them severely. after the last 3 rainy seasons failed. crops and animals have been wiped out. children who are among the most vulnerable, the lucky ones get medical help. across southern somalia therapeutic feeding centers a full like this one in the town of look somali as had famines before, the doctor shook the hussein up. the says she's never seen anything like this. she works here for the irish charity tro care. more than to came to money admitted according to who did this more market most people here heard it animals and grew crops on the banks of the rivers. it till they dried up. this was somebody's name, survival, livestock can eat what little grows on the thorny bushes and turn it into milk, me an income, now caucasus scattering this whole area. people say 1st, the crops died when the animals died too, they had no choice to walk here to the edge of the town and set up a camp. people use what they can to shelter from t

been producing chemical weapons in ukraine. also there's some does not want to win a winded, where the, such a react sand and the u. n. also a chipped and, and they also expressed that they did not have any feminine, but also no wonder because the americans conducted these activities are in secret to the same way as they have been operating in other former soviet states all across the period long. that perimeter is all around russia, including maybe also in the people's republic of china as well. they had their own laboratory. i mean americans, but there's in the international convention on the band of chemical and toxic weapons. and every nation is required to report about every aspect of it, to the conduct both domestically and internationally as if i understood your question correctly. so this is the way i am answering it. but anyway, who, whoever is pumping ukraine with weapons, they should be aware of the fact that they shouldn't be held liable. they are responsible for that, including also those who we promote descending of mercenaries to train for them to actually in fact revise those embed, ultra right to radic

u. n. a refugee agencies, you edge see off. thank you very much for your time. thank you. meanwhile, nice home has been conducting a massive military exercise in norway the alliance. the drills are designed to tests, troops, readiness, or combat and cold conditions. some 30000 soldiers from 27 countries are involved. d, w, a check power. marcello on file this report from comp arena in no way fire and maneuver. $2500.00 french polish, spanish and portuguese soldiers. taking part in this nato exercise could brilliant jump. the soldiers told us, the invasion of ukraine has bolstered their determination to defend their country. this exercise we are, we actually, i can see that we are a solid group. i it's, we are what we are working. i like i one organism. and if we are together, we will, i find the way these drills have been in planning for 2 years. they're using the cold conditions in norway to train artillery, infantry and specialist. you can deal with chemical and biological attacks checking into operability between countries. these are the signs on the sites of war, but this isn't war. this is trainin

c ports and old trade by land band to a russian orthodox priest has been fined for calling the invasion of ukraine. a war in an article published online father u. n. burden was find the equivalent of nearly 300 years. burden is believed to be the 1st person to be found guilty under the new legislation rushed through the russian parliament. the united nation says the fighting has this place nearly $6500000.00 people inside ukraine and that's on top of more than $3000000.00 refugees who have left the country in total, those estimates mean almost a quarter of ukrainians have had to flee their homes. now concerns are growing that china could offer russia a lifeline as the war with ukraine enters its 4th week, russian foreign minister. so gay love scene here early this week told him to fax that russia and china needed to think how they were going to carry on. he accused western powers of underlining the international order with the new sanctions targeting moscow. on friday, you as president joe biden, want china not to give support to russia's invasion. so far, beijing has failed to condemn the invasion. only saying it wished to see an end to the conf

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a $194.00 countries which facilitate the policing of international crime. the u. n . nuclear watchdog says it's concerned about reports. the communications have been disrupted at ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. russian soldiers took the separate t. a facility on friday after shelling it and have reportedly turned off its internet and telephone lines, reliable communications, a critical to safety. the social media company, tick tock is suspending. the posting of videos from russia is, comes after moscow pastor lor introducing jail terms of up to 15 years for publishing. what he calls fake news about the army. tick tock says it needs to keep its employees safe. security forces in russia have to take over 4000 and the ball protest is across the country. the figure is from an independent protest monitor, police arrested people in several u, russian cities including moscow in st. petersburg. the more that organizes and participants in demonstrations will face challenges. authorities have imposed restrictions on the protest. citing the coven 19 pandemic. and when i was joined by constantine, it still use russia. phase analyst to jones ville is ho

u. n. chief who said that this war is on when one been a bowl rather, an experts have pointed out that the only way to stop this war is through negotiations. and we know negotiations are ongoing between russia and ukraine. we heard president lansky, call them confrontational law. rob referred to it as difficult. has there been some kind of movement at all with negotiations? i think in order to understand why the negotiations continue like this and why you hear the lensky thing there. confrontation on the one hand, but also that we're making steps forward is because of what you're seeing on the ground. what i just discussed is little maybe surprising. victories small but surprising victory is that russia didn't expect even the craniums may not have expected when the invasion 1st took place. so i think the lensky right now is holding out to give anything away to russia until people really know on both sides . what the stakes are, what each party to this war has on the table there. so just a day ago, lensky said, claimed that russia only has a few days worth of provisions left for its soldier

but trust and the dollars stabilizing role in the economy has been severely undermined, or it's a competition from u. n. is now tougher than ever unless the u. s. find something else to offer. it may end up with solving inflation and trillions of dollars that nobody. once coming up later this hour, we looked at our, one of the wells biggest oil exporters, saudi arabia is looking to ditch the u. s. dollar news trade deals despite close ties to washington oil supplies from russia and has ex dancy european markets, have also taken a hit off day storm damage to vital equipment to the black sea oil transfer terminal. the facility is a key hub in the caspian pipeline, which transport was massive volumes of oil. a company in charge of the site saves repairs, could take weeks with oil outputs expected to drop significantly o parties. they, none of the oil has leaked into the black sea. the pipeline consortium, c o sais, the repair process is being hampered by the refusal of some west and companies to provide assistance. oh, it's in the since the lowest on the soonest. the did the oh, flawed in of boil of the m

u. n. and the u. s. also in attendance. i have been encouraged by the enthusiastic participation of gemini political parties, components experts and says, besides a representative in this process, across the plurality of voices, a common message has emerged. yemenis won't the war 2 ends and they won't adjust and durable peace or mohammed, alas, up is in the em any capital santa and says past experience has taught people there not to expect too much from the government sees far yemen. he's in more than occasion the they have witnessed unheard about declarations of cease fires by warring sides. sometimes we have heard from the host these the some kind of twos of times of the have heard from the saudi lit quality of the truce. but on the ground, with their experience over the 747 years, we haven't found any change in the ground. so the wellness, the, the continuation of the war, the bombing, the, the continuous, the continuation of the fight between political factions and the country. busy busy for the hokies of themselves, they say that the they wouldn't consider the saudi to quality and declaration of the succession of its military actions. and ye

i had been here for 14 days with my son in the hospital and is slowly making recovery day after day. the u. n says more than a 1000000 children and malnourished a 3rd of them severely. after the last 3 rainy seasons failed. crops and animals have been wiped out. children who are among the most vulnerable, the lucky ones get medical help across southern somalia. sarah p take feeding centers a full like this one in the town of look somali as have famines before doctor shook the hussein up the says she's never seen anything like this. she works here for the irish charity tro care. more suited them until the game monday, post me admitted according to who this is more market. most people here heard these animals include cropped on the banks of the rivers. it till they dried up. this was somebody's name, survival, livestock can eat. little grows on the thorny bushes and turn it into milk. meat, an income, now carcasses a, scattering this whole area. people say 1st, the crops died when the animals died too, they had no choice to walk here to the edge of the town and set up a camp. people use what they can to shelter

and unlike ukraine, these have been happening for more than a year since the military deposed and elected civilian government. the u. n. z allegations are contained in a report by the office of the high commissioner for human rights. our next report sums up the u. n. is saying, but a warning. it contains distressing images. ah, a continuing spiral of violence. that is what the un has called military actions in man, much within the yield of the cool 1500 people have died at the hands of the military. and that number does not even include civilians who were killed in the old ongoing conflict between rebel groups and the army. the you and report is based on interviews with victims. i've witnesses and other verifications. oh, it finds that the abuse is systematic. the report sets out me and mars a military and security forces, flagrant disregard for human life. bombarding populated areas with air strikes and heavy weapons and deliberately targeting civilians, some of whom have been shot in the head, burned to death. arbitrarily arrested, tortured or used as human shields. the un also pointed to incidence where the army ha

been severely undermined. ah, it's a competition from u. n. is now tougher than ever unless the u. s. find something else to offer. it may end up with solving inflation and trillions of dollars that nobody once coming up later this, now we look at how one of the world's biggest oil exporters, saudi arabia is looking to ditch the us dollar in its trade deals, despite close ties to washington. i o supplies from russia and catholics down to european markets have also taken a hit after a storm damaged vital equipment at a black sea oil transfer terminal. the facility is a key hub in a caspian pipeline which transports massive volumes of oil. the company in charge of the site says repairs could take weeks where the oil outputs expected to draw up significantly. authorities, they, none of the oil is leaked into the black sea. the pipeline consortium, c o sais, the repair process is being hampered by the refusal of some western companies to provide assistance lower than the hoops. those from the sewage to do the affording of boil at the marine terminal has been completely stopped. what are t

been severely undermined. ah, it's a competition from u. n. is now tougher than ever unless the u. s. find something else to offer. it may end up with solving inflation and trillions of dollars that nobody wants. ah, well supplies from russia and can extend to european markets have also taken a hit after a storm damage to vital equipment at a black sea oil transfer terminal. as soon as he is a key hub in a caspian pipeline, which transport was massive volumes of oil, the company in charge of the site saves were passed, could take weeks where the oil out was expected to drop significantly. authorities, they, none of the oil is leaked into the black sea. the pipeline consortium, c o stays the repair process is being hampered by the refusal of some western companies to provide assistance lower than the rooms though of, from the sewage to do. the affording of boil, of the marine terminal has been completely stopped. what are treatment plans have been commissioned as we have identified the damage for us, but we have to conduct a full examination, but our divers are unable to do this due to

united nations says a total of 10 million ukrainians have been displaced from their homes. today the u. n general assembly approved a resolution blaming russia for the humanitarian disaster. it urges an immediate ceasefire and protection for civilians, their homes, schools and hospitals. well as we mentioned president biden announcing today that the united states will welcome up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. here in the bay area groups are already preparing for the influx . suzanne ruben live for us this afternoon in san mateo county, where local leaders there are committed to helping and the goal is to provide everything from legal aid to mental health services to housing and the framework to do that is already taking shape. leonid prison. jack, his wife and three children fled ukraine with a single suitcase. first, they went to romania, then to mexico and ultimately to california. it's a long journey, but i'm here. and i'm thanking god that i'm here. a journey made possible by paul charney. not only did he welcome the prison he acts into his auburn home, he actually drove to the mexica

been report after report from the u. n. documenting egregious human rights violations against ordinary people, civilians, children that there hasn't been stronger action by the security council. a landslide has buried more than 60 houses in the andes in northern peru. heavy rain caused a hillside in the remote town of par coin to collapse. people try to help those trap by breaking down the walls of their homes. at least 7 people are still missing . the number of afghans who can't afford food and other essentials as doubles as the taliban takeover last year. that's according to the world bank, about 3400000 people and now displaced. the country was heavily reliant on financial aid, which was frozen. and the taliban took power. ah, type a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, the prime ministers of poland slovenia, and the czech republic had been in cave to show solidarity when ukrainians, even as russian shelling continued to hit the capital. they were the 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine since russia's invasion began. will ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says their visit sends a str.