u. n says it's appalled by the killing of at least 213 people in sudan since monday. michelle ballet, the un human right industry leaders have promised to intervene. well, on wednesday it has been relatively calm between the 2 sides, but from friday, up until monday evening, there was a lot of tension, are for janina that the sovereignty counsel as the highest ruling body or the only governing body right now here in sudan has, has an emergency meeting or blood bite in a little over or rather they will be deploy military to the area to try to separate between the 2 warring sides. but that they will also try to address the root causes of the conflict. a member of the sovereignty council also is visiting janina to day on wednesday, and he will be looking into the issue with the state authorities. so there has been a lot of tears and 20000000 people are risk of starvation. the conditions have destroyed crops and killed millions of livestock for some people to leave their homes in search of food and water. as hotels reports from our civic county in northern kang, at around

u. n says the war and ukraine is having an alarming effect on developing nations. 30 percent of the world's wheat and barley, 20 percent of maze. and more than half of all sunflower oil comes from ukraine and russia fertilizes the war is pushing up food and fuel prices, especially in asia and africa. the u. n. estimates at least 1.6 to these are already struggling with the slate of challenges, not of better making. let's go live that a kristen said to me at the united nations, kristen, tell us that more if you. what about the effects that the warn ukraine is? having on the rest of the world or ukraine, a 170 countries are at risk for some impact from this war. and, and the, and the incredible price increases that you talked about when it comes to food and fuel and also rising interest rates, which is really having an impact on least developed country corona virus pandemic. and the stress that that's put on economies around the globe as well as the impacts of climate change and extreme weather and the impact that that is had on least developed countries as well in terms of food prices and ot

u. n says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with the evacuation of civilians and the as of stell steel plot and the besieged ukrainian city of mario pole. the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, met russia's president vladimir putin in moscow. and the russian president described the situation in matter, hugo as difficult and tragic, but putin also said that british had been misled about what's happening there, don't even to, to leave it. there are no military actions being conducted in the eval style steel factory. we heard from the ukranian government that there are civilians inside the compound. in that case, ukrainian military personnel are obliged to let them go. the simple thing is with regards to evacuating those people. mister secretary general, you have been deceived and misled. over a 100000 people have left mary paul. they can go anywhere they want. some people want to go to russia, some to ukraine. more than 40 countries of agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming ukraine. their 1st meeting was held at a usa base in germany early on tuesday. in the change

u. n. says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions. marleen ragged marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says dr. misdiagnosed, him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. well you know what? it's a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. talked to amen, says finding donors his hard. he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they don't, nate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a start that he says he has a long way to go to meet molly as needs malcolm web. al jazeera mogadishu, somalia, ah, type of krycek of the headlines here now to 0. president manuel macro has come out

u. n says 377000 been killed in recent years in yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the bible ministration says that it's going to stop, hold off fence, a 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 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 close such hardship for the cuban people. yeah, but the united

u. n says 377000 been killed in recent years in yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the bible ministration says that it's going to stop who often said 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 horrific exit, the african peoples 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 caused such hardship for the cuban people. yeah, but the united states, as it

u. n says is doing everything to ensure the evacuation of civilians. tens of thousands of muslim worship as a gathering at the alex, a mosque compound and occupied east jerusalem for the last friday prayers of the holy month of ramadan. there were some scuffles in the early hours between israeli police and a group of young palestinians, they say, were rioting and throwing stones in the court yard. outside the mama, at least $42.00 palestinians were injured. according to red crescent. after nearly a month, shanghai has lifted lockdown for half of the city. all the 12000000 people can now leave their homes. cove at 19 cases have been falling since the government imposed as strict locked down on its economic hub earlier this month. but in the capital, beijing restrictions are being tyson further 49 new cases were detected there on thursday. those the headlines. the news will continue here on al jazeera, but after $1.00 0, $1.00 east. i'll see you after that. but by for now, outside of the conflict in the ukraine, how concerned should we be about this on to build up? we bring the still reaso

u. n. say is it has no documented patterns or genocide in ukraine, contrary to the repeated claims of western liter.

u. n says it's world food price index to reach the highest level last month since it started keeping records in 1990. the fighting in ukraine is intensifying the problem. putting at risk future harvests, katya little bits of began al jazeera in somalia. millions of people are struggling to survive on one of the worst droughts. in decades. nearly half the population is directly affected. facing extreme levels of food shortages un says as a risk of famine in the area highlighted in red, 700000 people have been displaced as a result. and with no rain soaring food prices and major funding shortfalls, there were no signs of improvement. children under 5 or among the most vulnerable, roughly 1500000 faced acute mound, the tricia will attend peter smith as the u. n's food representative in somalia, he says there's a lack of humanitarian funding. only a couple of months back. the number of people facing you stream levels of curity was only 2400000. we're not talking about $6000000.00 a drastic increase in terms of the number. the number of people affected. what, what we're seeing here in the, in the

u. n. say is, it has not documented patterns that amount to genocide in ukraine. come trip to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy and not sending heavy weapons to ukraine, saying it's because the risk of provoking a 3rd world war is too great about us further split. so merge in the nato alliance over their response to the company.

u. n says about 5000 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marlene rag a. mo lee is another one of the blood recipients. he says a doctor, misdiagnosed him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. spelling was always a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. dr. ahmed says, finding donors his hard, he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they don't, nate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a start, but he says he has a long way to go to meet molly as needs malcolm web. al jazeera, mogadishu, somalia, or protest isn't any easier of return to the streets accusing the president kai site of imposing a fail dictatorship site. dissolve parliament last month after majority of m. p. 's held an onl

u. n says that more than 4700000 people have flayed the fighting and with no indication of any d escalation. that number is expected to rise. char stratford, al jazeera keith on a former ukrainian president patch up our shanker, has spoken to al jazeera and the capital key. he's called on the international community to give more weapons see crime, saying it's a shortest way to peace in. that's why, from being there. so could community, we need 3 things, weapons, weapons. and once again, weapons, weapons number one. this is just the air up as necessary for your grain. for game changer. we need just 300, thanks. 1000 on personal carrier, and 100 dead fighter. this has completely changed the whole character of the war. or number 2, we need the sanction and embargo. and that i recoiled can play here very important role by increasing the oil production and to replace the absence of the russian oil on the road warble market. well, it's estimated that russia has lost nearly 3000 pieces of military equipment in ukraine and the military experts. but the loss is down to the advanced, unmanned drones

u. n . says the host, these have committed to releasing child soldiers within 6 months now, pose of a close in the final rounds of east timor presidential election ages knew his nation as grappled with political instability in recent years. and the to run off. candidates blaming. chava. know by laurie at joseph ramos, auto received 46 percent of the votes in the 1st round is up against incumbent francisco gutierrez. the next leader will be sworn in on the 20th anniversary of east timor independence. in may, jessica washington is following developments from jakarta. we do expect counting to start at around 10, g. so in coming hours and that is expected to take around 3 days. we could of course, have an indication of who is in the lead, depending on the progress of counting in particular districts. as you noted in that 1st round of the elections, josie ramos horta put up a strong show and was able to secure a 46 percent of percent of the votes. of course, it wasn't enough to secure him the presiden

u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marleen rag marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says a dr. misdiagnosed, him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. well, it was a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. talked to amen. says finding donors is hard, he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they donate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a star that he says he has a long way to go to meet molly as needs malcolm web. al jazeera, mogadishu, somalia, police in spain have seized one of the largest holes of stuffed animals in europe worth around $32000000.00. a giant warehouse in valencia was found to contain more than $1000.00 stuffings, including r

u n says its firmly opposed to a british plan to send some migraines in asylum. seekers to wander for processing is part of a multi $1000000.00 deal between the 2 countries. rise of say, the agreement is inhumane. and dean barbara has the d test. so we're, we're on the white cliffs of dover looking out across the english channel, which separates britain from france. 600 people crossed this narrow stretch of water by boat on wednesday. not a huge figure in the scheme of things, but under prussia, boris johnson is determined to be seen to be doing something to stop the dangerous journey's position. and so more than 6000 kilometers away gully, his home secretary, you now said ambitious deal with the rwandan government. in theory, any one who enters the u. k. by or a so called illegal root may be center a wonder to have a claim for asylum processed. those who are recess old will be given the support, including up to 5 years of training with the help of integration accommodation, healthcare. so that they can, we settle and thrive. the rwandan government is getting the initial payment of ro

u. n. say is, it has not documented patterns that amount to genocide in ukraine, country to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy and not sending heavy weapons to ukraine, saying it's because the risk of provoking a 3rd world war is too great about us. further split emerge in the nato alliance over their response to the company. and the destiny of the european union comes under the spotlight again on sunday as friends votes and that presidential election run off with challenger marine la pan, promising to reform the block. if she with across the globe. i run the clock. this is our team pleasure view with us today. my name is unit oneal. local report claims, several rockets have hit the ukrainian port city of odessa on verified video, posted online games to show one flying over the city. ah, with this on verified savage is said to show the destruction left after this trice report. say for rockets targeted the cities military infrastructure and the one was reported

says the it'll provide food for thought for those who threaten russia. but the u. s. as the missile test is routine and doesn't pose a threat. the u. n. says the bullet 5000000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of the refugees have ended up in neighboring poland, where the government has given them access to health care and education. fighting has led to europe's biggest refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. in new delhi city officials used bulldozers to raise shops, stores, and properties. they say are illegal. the actions continued despite india's talk, court ordering a halt to the eviction drive. it happened in the jang, a poor neighborhood where most of the residents of muslim trying kanza protested again in the city, the colombo, where a demonstrator was shot dead. officers in rumble. cannot open fire at a protest on tuesday, killing one person at a during 20 others police but the city on the curfew. but the protest has r, defying the band that been widespread. anti government demonstrations. isreal anchor faces soaring fuel and food prices. voters in east timor of elected shows a ramos hotel porter, rather as their n

u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marleen rag marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says a dr. misdiagnosed, him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. well you know what, what's a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood. like me, if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive.

says that it will provide food for thought, for those who threaten russia. but the u. s. as the missile test is routine and doesn't pose a threat, the u. n. says that more than 5000000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of the refugees have ended up in neighboring poland, where the government has given them access to health care and education. fighting has led to europe's biggest refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. in new delhi city officials used bulldozers to raise shops, stalls, and properties. they say are illegal. their actions continued despite india's top court, ordering a halt to the eviction drive. it happened in the gio hang a poorer neighborhood where most of the residents of muslim so lengthens of the, again, been protesting in a city near colombo, where a demonstrator was shot dead officers in rumble. kona opened fire at a protest on tuesday, killing one person. and injuring more than 20 others. police put the city under curfew. but the proof protested on defying the ban voters in east timor of elected josie ramos horta. as the new leader of the nobel laureate, got more than 62 percent of the presidential vote de

u. n. says at least $36.00 nations, including some of the poorest to get the majority of their wheat from them. food prices are up 34 percent compared to last year. the highest levels ever recorded by the u. n. food and agriculture organization. crude oil prices have risen 60 percent compared to last year. russia and beller was also exported roughly one 5th of the world's fertilizers and their prices have more than doubled. all right, let's go and bring in our guess in a surgery, italy of dollars a boss in a senior food market analyst and a former senior economist with the you and food and agriculture organization. in johannesburg, marvin gala a development and humanitarian specialist and a regional director at oxfam for horn east and central africa. and london, chris, we for a specialist in emerging markets and chief executive officer of macro advisory, a strategic consultancy focused on russia and eurasia. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. marv

u. n. says the war is pushing global foot prices to record levels for prices jumped nearly 13 percent last month. that's the highest level since records began. that's according to the us food price index, which trucks the world's most traded food commodities. in russia, the impact of western sanctions is taking a toll on the citizens. they're spending an average of 40 percent of their disposable income on foot. she's about twice as much as they did before the war and higher prices for basic food supplies like grain, wheat and vegetable oils is threatening millions of people across africa. the middle east and elsewhere with hunger and malnutrition disruptions from the war have added to the already precarious food situation, where many people are not getting enough to eat. there is effect on the world because of increasing prices are the levels we're observing today in ts, especially in wheat. and me not getting right because rise, we have very good supply. that means that people which are the poo

u. n says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with evacuation of civilians on the as of style steel plant and the besieged, ukrainian city of matter. you poll, you and secondly, general antonio terrace met russia's president vladimir putin in moscow. full, a russian president described the situation in matter. you pull as difficult and tragic, but putin also said the brutality had been misled about what's happening there. don't even do to leave it. there are no military actions being conducted in the our style. steel factory. we heard from the ukranian government that there are civilians inside the compound. in that case, ukrainian military personnel are obliged to let them go. the simple thing is with regards to evacuating those people. mister secretary general, you have been deceived and misled. over a 100000 people have left mary paul. they can go anywhere they want. some people want to go to russia, some to ukraine. more than 40 countries have agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming ukraine. the 1st meeting was held at a u. s. air base in germany. early on tuesday, in a c

u. n. says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with the evacuation of civilians from the as hostile steel plot and besieged ukrainian city of mario. both the u. m. secret general antonio ted as met russia's president vladimir putin in moscow. more than 40 countries of agreed to meet monthly to discuss armin, ukraine, their 1st meeting was held at a usa base in germany early on tuesday. and a change of policy. but in says it will now provide key with heavy weapons and at least 3 people have been killed in russia as strikes and shelling in the city of car keys. another person was killed in a rocket attack on the city of separation last southeastern city under ukrainian control. now russia says it'll turn off a gas to poland and bulgaria on wednesday because they refuse to pay for it. and roubles is the 1st time since the start of the ukraine war, that russia has made such a move. last month, putin had warned unfriendly of foreign buyers to pay the russian state down gas company in r

u. n. says with more than 5000000000 people have now fled ukraine. been bailey women, and children because men of been ordered to stay and fight. more than half of the refugees of ended up in neighboring poland, where the government has given them access to healthcare and education. fighting has led to europe's biggest refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. luke lights, you only see of what we cry. we all have the feeling that we've no home. we've no idea where to go what to do, where to run. it's very scary. plaza, quickly. we wanted to go immediately because all the houses around were destroyed. we sat in the sellers afraid to go out everything with plunder dollar. people wanted to east. we also had no water. we'll get to whether update baxter on al jazeera than israeli troops. fire rubber bullets inside the alex almost compound will have the latest on rising tensions at the occupied holy site. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello. we've got rain clouds gathering across

u. n says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with the evacuation of civilians on the as of style. steel plugged in the besieged, ukrainian city of matthew polt. you and 2nd, general antonio carriage met russia's president vladimir putin in moscow. for the russian president described the situation in matter you will as difficult and tragic. but putin also said the gutierrez had been misled about what's happening there.

u. n. says latter me appointment has agreed in principle to the involvement of the agency along with the international committee of the red cross to overseas. the evacuation of civilians from the as of solstio plants and mary opal, the un secretary general seemingly managed to achieve what many world leaders have failed to do so far. as he travels to ukraine, he will be looking for officials there to approve this plan as well. all the while to nearly 1000 civilians continue to wait to get out of the underground tunnels in one of europe's largest steel plants. door such a bari al jazeera, moscow sh for more than 40 countries, have agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming ukraine. the 1st meeting of this broad coalition was held at a u. s. air base in germany. after coming under pressure for refusing to provide kid with heavy weapons, the german government has performed a major policy. you turn set boston reports from at ramstein air base. after his surprised visit to key if last weekend u. s. def

u. n says it's appalled by the killing at least 213 people into dorm since monday. the shall boshoway the un human rights chief is calling for an investigation into the depth. doctors and sudan said they were killed in gun battles between nomadic arab tribes and non arabs in west for states. unrest places spread to the capital state capital rather al jeanina disagreements over scarce resources. of course confrontations nearly 20 years still compare on al jazeera, go ahead, roaring into orbit again. see who's aboard the latest space? x mission and his sports dynamo, q of delight. how low they will have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east, and we've seen some unsettled conditions, work their way across the levant and the gulf states. we are likely to see more showers for places like saudi arabia and potentially katara as that system. those cloud pushed their way further east, but temperatures are and it's a similar story for cairo. we're going to see it here right up. by the time we get to thursday and friday is well look that up by about 10 degre

the u n's, humanitarian agency says $4400000000.00 is needed in afghanistan. as it faces an economic crash and humanitarian crisis. the money is needed to boost the delivery of food and agricultural support and to fund health services, water and sanitation and education. afghans need all help, enabling their economy, sustaining their agriculture and enabling the basic functioning of social services to prevent further economic collapse. preserve those basic services. the international community has long said human rights must be upheld for the taliban. like government to receive aid. they supporting the u. n. appeal, say the taliban decision to close may. secondary schools for girls last week has made it more difficult to raise funds from western governments to taliban. the de facto authorities have to live up to their responsibility to protect the people and to help she married her in organizations. do the work on the ground that they need to the decades afghanistan was heavily reliant on financial aid that was frozen when the taliban to power. now the un is u

u. n saying about the latest efforts to try and reach a ceasefire in ukraine. yet the united nation sans martin griffiths, the humanitarian chief to russia, to moscow and to ukraine, to talk to leaders there. and i'm to leave the country as well as humanitarian supplies getting into the country. and the question was asked in response to president pooh and of russia saying that peace talks appeared to be dad. secretary general attempted to leave some hope of a better future, referencing the fact that it's the easter season. and in easter there's always hope for a resurrection, but for now he is not optimistic that a cease fire is in the offing any time soon. or i'd thank you for that. kristen salumi, there live for us in new york. more bodies are being found and a mass grave discovered in boucher near ukraine's capital. key of grain says hundreds of civilians, a berry, their french forensic teams are in butcher the gathering evidence. little boy, you are you in areas liberated from occupiers. we continue to record and investigate the war. crimes committed by the russian federation almost

u. n. they saying with respect to civilian casualties, the u. n. a saying that more than 1900 civilians been killed between february 24th. when the invasion started up until april, the 14th, they saying $162.00 of those civilians were children. there also saying that more than 2600 people have been injured, including more than 250 children. so more actually her griffith statistics being issued today. the situation has been quite relatively in kiev, but with respect to any kind of culpability in any really transparent and sour investigation with respect to legit war crimes. huge challenges ahead. yeah. let's talk about the situation around key because we were mentioning before russia was saying that it is his it targets a close to key for a 2nd night claims that setting a tank repair facility is one of a series of attacks you've been to the site of one of those attacks just tell us what you've been seeing. we actually visited both sites boasted the attack the night before last night. and the night before on a missile. what's in the bush in defense mi

u. n says. ill holed up in that city with very little food, water or medicine, and most military experts say it's only a matter of time now before the russians take full control of the city. pentagon spokesman john kirby says the ruthless military attacks and maria paul is just part of russian president vladimir putin's effort to target civilians during the war. it's hard to square that rhetoric. by what he's actually doing inside ukraine to innocent people shot in the back of the head, hands tied behind their backs. women pregnant women being killed hospitals being bombed. i mean, it's just unconscionable. we are also learning that a marine corps veteran who traveled from the u. s to join that war in ukraine was killed in the fighting this past week. 22 year old willy joseph cancel off at a tennessee is believed to be the first american fighter who has died in that war. according to russian officials, more than one million ukrainian refugees have fled into their country. the russian foreign mini

u. n says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help the evacuation of citizens from the avar stalled steel plant and the besieged ukrainian city of matthew polt, the un. secondly, general antonio garage met russia's president vladimir putin in moscow. while the russian president described the situation in malleable as difficult and tragic, but putin also said that cottage had been misled about what's happening there immediately there are no military actions being conducted in the avenue style steel factory. we heard from the ukrainian government that there are civilians inside the compound. in that case, ukrainian military personnel are obliged to let them go. the simple thing is with regards to evacuating those people. mister secretary general, you have been deceived and misled. over a 100000 people have left mary paul. they can go anywhere they want. some people want to go to russia some to ukraine. more than 40 countries of agreed to beat monthly to discuss arming ukraine. their 1st meeting was held at a u. s. air base in germany early on tuesday, and a change of policy. berlin sa

u. n says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions, marleen rag marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says a dr. misdiagnosed, him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. well, it was a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. talked to amen, says finding donors his hard, he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they don't, nate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a start, but he says he has a long way to go to meet molly as needs malcolm web. al jazeera, mogadishu, somalia, still had on al jazeera in sport writing for me, the want to well champion as a race to forget in australia. ah, it's the largest war in europe since world war 2. is president putin reclaiming w

u. n. says latter me are putting, has agreed in principle to the involvement of the agency along with the international committee of the red cross to oversee the evacuation of civilians. from the hours of solstio plants and mary opal, the un secretary general seemingly managed to achieve what many world leaders have failed to do so far. as he travels ukraine, he will be looking for officials. they're to approve this plan as well. all the while to nearly 1000 civilians continued to wait to get out of the underground tunnels. in one of europe's largest steel plants. doors such a bari al jazeera moscow. at least 3 people have been killed and 7 injured in the latest russian air strikes and shelling in the city of hock eve about according to the regional governor, ukraine's 2nd largest city has been some of the worst fighting since russian forces withdrew from around kings. ukraine says russia rockets flew at a low altitude over europe, the largest nuclear power plant before hitting a nearby commerci

u. n. says at least a 1400 people have been killed during russell's invasion of ukraine. it said it's received credible claims of russian forces using cluster bomb. in the northeast of the country, russian forces are continuing to bomb ukraine's 2nd largest city car keys. 7 people were killed and the latest attack. just a warning, some viewers may find images and as a bigs report disturbing. another day. another attack and more death. a rocket hit this playground in ukraine, 2nd largest city hall. keith came to people as they sat on a bench. all that remains is blood stains on the ground and bread on the bench. look at a story. it was intentional to hit residential air, it impacts civilians. there are no military objects around her, wasn't even going somewhere critical to them. mirage in the waiting, one resident recalls the moment, the rocket hit, it was from the city. i was sitting by the entrance. then i went upstairs and then it hit. if i hadn't got upstairs, i wouldn't be here right now to be hit on the other street. the shell hit one after the others. a couple of 10

u. n says that it's investigators are trying to get access to the site to get evidence as to exactly what happened. they are the i c, c. the international criminal court has also launched an inquiry on the situation in ukraine that was done prior to the situation. a boot and they say that they can expand that to include other allegations. so a lot of concern here at the united nations in the security council also is due to meet on the situation in ukraine on tuesday. and we have been told that the council will be brief by the secretary general and the height of the humanitarian chief martin griffin, who's also working on access to ukraine for humanitarian workers. i russia wanted back council wanted a council meeting today, monday to discuss the situation in butch, of course, we've heard the russian foreign minister deny any accusations of civilian targeting by russia. they say that ukraine has staged this. they wanted to vet that in the united nations security council. on monday, the united kingdom holds the presidency this month. they said, no, you can wait until tuesday, we'll have bet