u. s. and joe biden went through a long list of things that the u. s. and the european union have done to support ukraine militarily. ship in a terms of humanitarian aid, in terms of financial relief, economic, a sort of aspects. but if we've been hearing for weeks now, zalinski and many of his officials talking about how is just not enough. they want so much more direct a intervention both militarily and in terms of, of aid of all kinds. i think soleski even use the word disappointed at one at one point, thankful for what has been done but saying it's not enough. so it's certainly a for ukrainians, a major help, but obviously with russia bombing them every day it's, it's never going to be enough. and one of the major request from ukraine and president valencia has, of course, been for a no fly zone over ukraine. something that washington and berlin have been have rejected a hand. can you tell us what's behind? i'm broad and broadly, the european union nato. there have been a few individual countries such as lithuania, i believe, i think pull it also com

u. s. president joe biden, but it is also very important for climate change and for prices and are for consumers that have been some divisions though in the e. u. the $27.00 leaders will be discussing energy today. some though, have talked about whether or not they need to be imposing sanctions on russian energy supplies on oil, on gas that something the united states has done, but much harder to do here in the ear because it is so reliant on moscow. but there is obviously the sense that the you does not want to continue to fuel moscow's a war chest, or if you like, and it wants to win itself off. russian energy supplies. natasha, thank you very much. indeed. obviously those talks are going to be going on, we're going to be coming back to you and that she was just to give us a breakdown of what's happening. but now thank you very much indeed. want to go across to ukraine. same cassava is in the view of, obviously as in the war is continuing in ukraine. and recently there was a russian strike on our theater in the port city of mario poll. we have some updates on that more. can you tell us well, w

u. s. frontier systems to protect its ass base against russian warplanes and missiles u. s. president joe biden is due to visit poland this week following a meeting of nato leaders in brussels. the alliance is likely to consider further aid for you, crime of they'll have longer term issues to discuss. rosalind jordan has more from washington d. c. the nato meeting convened by the secretary general. this coming thursday in brussels will include the world leaders of the military alliance. and certainly they're going to be discussing the best ways to improve security assistance to the ukrainian military. but the world leaders, including the u. s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister boris johnson, are also going to have an opportunity to talk about ways of trying to keep diplomacy on track. russian and ukrainian diplomats are supposed to meet on monday to try once again to find a way to get to a cease fire. but the bigger question of how to reach a lasting peace between the 2 countries is certainly already top of mind in world capitals. there's also the question of trying to make ce

and craniums u. s. president joe biden says, russia's warn ukraine has been a strategic failure speaking and i went into biden, drew criticism from moscow off, he commented, russian, president, putin cannot remain humans. luthey rebels say they're suspending. miss holland drone strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days. at least 8 people were killed off to coalition air strikes, hit the capitals u. s. president joe biden is on his way back to washington after consulting with allies in europe on stepping up support for ukraine. and putting more pressure on russia to 0 different together to james base. take stock of how much was accomplished. these are the images, the white house would have wanted from this trip, projecting unity among allies, solidarity with ukrainians and military strength. but what has the trip actually achieved? let's examine the 3 objectives that had brussels president biden said. could have now been met. first was to support ukraine with military and humanitarian assistance. that aid has been substantial, but presidents lensky made it clear. it was still not enough lived in dimensions with

u. s. is opposed to it. and so the expectation is that the u. s. president joe biden will say to was chinese counterpart cesium pang that he expects a more robust effort to pressure moscow to stop its invasion, to recall its troops and to try to broker some sort of these fire with the government and cave and ross, the divided administration has been keeping up its strong rhetoric against president putin was have listened to the secretary of state yesterday. president biden said that in his opinion, war crimes had been committed in ukraine. personally, i agree intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. after all the destruction of the past 3 weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. so we have the u. s. president and his secretary of state. now using that word, war criminal, more pressure being applied to on, on the russian president rhetorically. now just of that, but you also heard antony blank in the u. s. secretary of state, say on thursday that child the u. s. i believes that tar russia might be planning some sort of a bi

i'm chelsea, delaney and berlin, welcome to the shell. u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on importing russian oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. biden's move comes as the united states is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. us imports only a small percentage of its oil from russia, but the ban will likely push oil prices even higher. but the price of brent crude reaching a 14 year high this week now for more unless let's bring in, james sweeney, our financial correspondent and new york. james, how big of a blow is that to russia, to lose the u. s. as a customer for its oil and gas, this is a big blow to russia by losing the u. s. as an energy comes customer, an injury consumer, the u. s. is the global leader, an oil consumption in this administration, the binding ministration, agree to buy a ton of oil for russia, you know, mix it up a bit not get everything from oven. and the russians were enjoying the funds, allocating it, whichever way they felt fit. and now that money's gone, that's hundreds of millions of dollar

and u. s. president joe biden is in europe for emergency talks with nato allies on the war and ukraine. earlier wednesday, the blogs chase pledged more support for ukraine to protect itself against the threat of chemical warfare by russia. antonio, the update this alan stage here now for the business, it's coming up in just a moment. time rebecca versus in berlin. thanks very much for joining us. ah ah, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner check. hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel. all we go is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like.

and hundreds of thousands of wounded. this is the exact number of russian forces during this war. this is the price in just over 3 weeks. first, u. s. further, and joe biden is warn, chinese lead a. she ging ping, they'll be consequences if aging provides material support to russian forces attacking ukraine. the leaders spoke on a video call for nearly 2 hours on friday. those i had lines. the news continues here now to sierra after counting the cost they with us frank assessments for china head well banner said from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest, the world cannot get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs an upright on that statement. critical debate with claims that legal constitutes a link to stand chill, threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's rated this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, i hello, i'm sam is a dan. this is counting the cost and al jazeera. you're look at the world of business and economics this week. the war in ukraine could severely impact the global economy, and the i, m. f also warns the consequences could be lasting. so which coun

and would have stopped vladimir putin war on ukraine? this is inside story. ah. hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. u. s. president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas, and the u. k announced that it will phase out in ports of russian oil by the end of the year before those measures would arts russia ward of catastrophic consequences for the global economy. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports it's a major escalation of u. s. economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallo

it's a truth and it must be recognized to grab the derivative as no of this movement. elsewhere in the west to lensky said he would address the u. s. congress. leisure and wednesday, and joe biden will visit europe next week to shore of nasal unity as war rages on its eastern flank. more of them all at van d. w. correspond alexander phenomena in la vega. alexandra, there has been increased shelling in and around care of what's happening in the capital was he just said to increased shelling and error strikes were reported from the ukraine and capitol from the cities center. and that is why it's mayor announced yesterday that they would be impair curfew, impose for 35 hours. and 2, we have to assume that the russian forces is truly, are trying to tightened their grip on the city and taking this into account. it's really remarkable that the 3 european prime minister as representing 3 european nations members of the european union antenatal decided to visit the ukrainian capital, a highly symbolic gesture. yes, indeed. your in levine in the west of country air, the ukraine, our people, they're worried that the violence, the shelling the bombardments that we're seeing elsewhere will

and brussels. u. s. president joe biden wants russia kicked out of the g 20 as nato g 7. and you leaders try to increase the pressure on moscow and support the people of ukraine. also coming up, fierce resistances, ukraine retake, ground, and leave brush us plans for lightning offensive in ruins. but the price paid by ukraine's population has been comp ah, i'm assuming someone's gonna glad to could join us. western allies are ramping up pressure on russia to end the war in ukraine as it entered its 2nd month. united states president joe biden is pushing for russia to be kicked out of the g. 20 group of nations and european union leaders are accusing moscow of war crimes. that message comes after a marathon day in brussels, was back to back meetings of nato. the g 7 and the you all promising more support for ukraine. the day began at nato's headquarters, where beyond the hand shakes photo ops and display of unity. the 30 leaders of the trans atlantic alliance also reaffirmed their support for ukraine to day ali. this also agreed to provide further support to ukraine, helpin

and russia has been d. u. s. president joe biden, and other top american officials from entering the country. moscow set the move was in response to us sanctions when nato secretary general against dalton, burke says the military alliance must change its security posture in europe. in response to that, russian invasion. speaking a had of tomorrow's meeting over nato defense ministers. he said the alliance was faced with a new security reality on the european continent, and he voiced concerns that russia might use chemical weapons in ukraine. 4 months, we have exposed rushes, long list of lies. they claimed they did not plan to invade ukraine, but they did. they claim that they were withdrawing their troops. but the sent the in even more. they claim to be protecting civilians. but they are killing civilians. now they are making absorbed claims about biological labs and chemical weapons in ukraine. this is just an old ally and we are concerned that moscow could stage a false flag operation, possibly including chemical weapons. on the

and it must be recognized to probably that over to his melody. this movement elsewhere in the west, zelinski said he would address the u. s. congress later on wednesday, and joe biden will visit europe next week to shore of nato's unity as war rages on its eastern flank law. and as we just heard in that report, president zalinski has acknowledged that ukraine will not be joining nato. earlier, i asked christine bez xena from the german marshall fund. what impact this admission would have? it's an important step for president one sky to say politically that a foot that he understands that this is not what i ukraine will have and what it wants to have right now. president lumpy has been saying similar things in the last last week or so at various interviews. but it requires a policy change in ukraine. and in order to, to set that aside, the potential for nato membership was equally important, though, is a, whether this is something that president putin still finds to be the most important detail and to be what europe is going to offer, rather than nato membership to write security guarantees and to provide a sense of belonging to ukraine after this horrible struggle

and u. s. president joe biden has been closer to the conflict. he visited eastern poland, where he met us troops stationed in joshua before holland. joe biden was in brussels. there the u. s. president announced he struck a deal with you, adding to reduce europe's reliance on russian gas. madam president, i know i know the eliminate russian gas will have cost for europe, but it's not only the right thing to do from a moral standpoint. it's going to put us on a much stronger strategic foot. in other news, the united states will introduce a new un security resolution that will update and strengthen sanctions against north korea. that's after kim jong and says he's preparing for a confrontation with the u. s. after testing its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile, it flew higher and for longer than in previous tests. miss out would be able to strike us with analyst saying it can reach targets 15000 kilometers away. urine security counseling, meeting right now to discuss young young's at latest launch. washington has imposed new sanctions.

union's leaders spoke during the, the part of this e u summit, that joe biden himself was, was participating, participating in. and we know that the u. s. is pushing the europeans to try and ramp up their sanctions, for instance, it to, to do more against the, the russian energy sector. and, but the reality is that while the americans have been relatively able to put quite harsh sanctions on which don't have too much of an effect on them, the sanctions that the europeans are putting on have a, have a sort of blowback effect, especially on things like the energy sector, we're somewhere between 40 and 45 percent of all gas that enters into the european union comes from russia. let's talk about the energy sector a little more because there's been lots of talk about unity all around today. but we're seeing some disagreement. we just heard it in the report when it comes to dealing with russian oil and gas. could that become a bigger problem for the you going forward? there are some countries in here in europe who are keen to start really moving quickly on those kinds of sanctions. in fact, as well we, we understand that the ukranian preside

u. s. has also created a new task force designed to identify and seize the assets of those and other russian elite sanctioned earlier. president joe biden said the u. s. would come after their quote, ill gotten gains, children, and here's how whitehouse spokeswoman jen. saki described washington's goal. we look at one of the big factors is of course, the proximity to president putin. we want him to feel the squeeze. we want the people around him to feel squeeze. i would, i don't believe this is going to be the last set of oligarchs making a damn a priority. and a, and a focus of our individual sanctions is something that president has been focused on or was going to correspond, james sweeney in new york. james, a priority to focus on these oligarchs, any name, stand out on this newest list. well, it looks like russia's wealthiest, they've garnered all the headlines today because spite an administration, it's announced those new rent, browns, of sanctions, against russian. oligarchs. and there are some interesting names that do stand out, including, i'll assure who's been off his $600000000.50 foot mega yacht. the bill bar was taken by a

and u. s. prison joe biden has warranties chinese come to partridge and ping that there will be consequences if china provided some material support to russian forces attacking ukraine. the leader spoke on video conference for nearly 2 hours. china has so far, refused to condemn russia's invasion. a little chinese state media says she told biden that the war must end as soon as possible. our white house correspondent, kimberly how can as more we know that it lasted for about 2 hours or nearly 2 hours was actually a video conference type call. that took place at the white house situation room and according to a white house official, it was some stand if it was detailed and it focused mostly on ukraine and why this call took place. had a lot to do with the concerns by the weston that essentially up until now that china had been playing both sides in this conflict. and there was a feeling that there was a need of china to socially condemn russia's actions or at least denounced them. and that had not occurred thus far, and there was a hope that that would be achieved in this phone call. but acco

the viv is just 70 kilometers from the polish border and a major hub for fling ukrainians. u. s. president joe biden says russia's war and ukraine has been a strategic failure. speaking in poland to biden, to criticism from moscow, after stating that russian president vladimir putin cannot remain in power. humans who the rebels say they're suspending. miss sarlin drone strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days. at least 8 people were killed after air strikes, hit a power plant, a fuel supply stationed, and the state run, social insurance office in san r. norbish, jacqueline, or hardy. we unilaterally announce the suspension of missile and jones tracks and all military actions towards the kingdom of saudi arabia, by land, but see and hear you for a period of 3 days. we affirm our readiness to turn this declaration into a final law firm and permanent commitment. if the king of saudi arabia announces and commits itself to ending the siege and stopping its errands on the territory of the republic of yemen once and for all your a spike in violence, 2000 to the streets, the sun are protesting against the conflic

u. s. president joe biden has travelled and has now arrived in poland. near the border with ukraine biden is in the city of g. u y u. s. troops are based, he'll be brief. bear on the humanitarian response to the refugee in flux, and we'll meet with us service members who serve alongside polish troops on saturday. biden will fly to walsall for talks with punish president andre judah. and joining us now from his youth and poland as a correspondent, max under the next president biden has just arrived. tell us what his priorities on his trip to poland. right on. yeah, so for dividing, just for when the moment to go here with your chunk of your base and started his 2nd leg of his trip to europe. um, which is all about showing up supports for nato. uh, but also this particular leg of his trip. his visit to poland as, as the white house put it's a show of solidarity, a show of support. so to a, an ally and a frontline country, namely poland, which is in a vulnerable position right now. a country that has taken in or has taken the lion's share of refugees fleeing from ukraine. close to 4000000 pe

u. s. has it, and joe biden is making an address on our energy prices. we were responding. we're aiding the ukranian people were both economically, militarily, while leaving the most punishing economic sanctions against russia ever used against another nation in place and increasing. as far these actions are crippling russia's economy isolate imprudent from the world and helping ukrainians fight for their country and ease their suffering. but as i said from the start, putting war is imposing a cost on american or allies and democracies around the world. today, i want to talk about one aspect of prudence war that affects and has real effects on american people. putting a price, hike, americans and our allies are feeling that the pump. i know how much it hurts. you've heard me say before i grew up in a family like many of you were the price of the gallon gasoline went up or discussions, the kitchen table or family budget. your family by just to fill a tank. none of it should've been john, whether a dictator declares war. so today i'm laying out a 2 par plan now on the ease th

military alliance, and certainly they're going to be discussing the best ways to improve security assistance to the ukrainian military. but the world leaders, including the u. s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister boris johnson, are also going to have an opportunity to talk about ways of trying to keep diplomacy on track. russian and ukrainian diplomats are supposed to meet on monday to try once again to find a way to get to a cease fire. but the bigger question of how to reach a lasting peace between the 2 countries is certainly already top of mind in world capitals. there's also the question of trying to make certain that the economic sanctions package is actually taking effect in russia, and that it is somehow having an impact on the way that vladimir putin, the russian president, is prosecuting this war. but certainly, they're going to have to start thinking about what happens once the war ends. how should the west engage with russia if vladimir putin is still in power to the world news now in hong kong is easing some of its kind of a 19 restrictions in class learning will resume fiscal students next month and the quarantine period for travelers entering the

including germany, i mean concerns about high energy prices and fears that russia might hold gas exports to europe. u. s. president joe biden has spoken to europe. he and allies ahead of a trip to europe for talks on the war in ukraine, by the host of the call with the german, the leaders of germany, france, the united kingdom and italy, his press secretary jen, jen, saki, the underscored, their continued support for ukraine, including by providing security assistance to the brave ukrainians who are defending their country from russian aggression and humanitarian assistance to the millions of ukrainians who fled. let's bring in our correspondent carlindo troy in washington. sharlena. what more can you tell us about that phone call? well we know that the call lasted about an hour and the leaders discussed their concerns about where shes bureau war ukraine. they stressed their support for ukraine and an increase and humanitarian aid, as well as security assistance and be efforts to reach a ceasefire. are also ongoing. m a and there were also, there was also a main issue during that call this morning and press secretary, jacki

and some of the u. s. ambassador to moscow and express the same concern about similar remarks made by president joe biden, from a russian perspective. those remarks along with the air was military support provided for the ukrainians and the sanctions imposed on the financial institutions works of art in russia. r y d interpreted here as an attempt to silence and further isolate or russia. and this explains why most of the officials are talking to the media are saying that this is something which will only ultimately help consolidate our identity and bring the russians united. and they say that there is a western narrative which is misleading, according to russia, which does not a characterize the conflict the way it is supposed to be. william courtney is adjunct senior fellow at rand corporation. he served as a white house senior director for russia. ukraine and you're asian affairs, he says that moscow is bound to be feeling the pressure from western sanctions. pretty clear that as president biden spread out, this war has been a strategic failure for russia. and that increases the possibility that put o

and may god protect their young ukrainian route. they're defending their country. us president joe biden delivering remarks say on u. s. assistance to ukraine as a pass to sign that. and this is coming out of ukraine's liter earlier dress c u. s . congress asking for more support to fight off russia. joe biden described the ukranian. nita voted me semanski as convincing. saying that he made a significant speech. the u. s. president saying, america would continue to have ukraine's back in the fight against russia. lead spring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it. kimberly present biden announcing you us security assistance to ukraine. yes, but stopping short of what lot of mirrors zelinski asked for specifically just to hours ago in front of the u. s. congress in a very emotional plea, in fact, a direct challenge to the u. s. president. it has been at least initially, outright rejected by the u. s. president. and given the delay of the speech by the u. s. president, there was some speculation that this was ah plea that was under serious consideration, but it appears for now that this has again been reject

u. s. and chinese leaders speak about the war by phone. joe biden is expected to warn gigi and paying that china will pay a high price if it supports russia. and.

and u. s. president joe biden, as urged his chinese counterpart, she should ping not to provide support to russian forces in ukraine. anita spoke for nearly 2 hours. it's not clear if any assurances were given. let's get more on those talks and the mock is a cd. a research fellow at the center of china and globalization, he says, the beating appears to have been constructive western media narratives really, which is nothing more than dutifully being stenographers for the u. s. government has framed this as biden warning. see, but i think this is purely for domestic political consumption. if you look at the scene are read out, it notes 3 things, one, the call was constructed. the 2nd is that both presidents agree to instruct their teams to quit the train us relationship on back on the right track. this is vitally important and much more important than any decisions reached on ukraine. but the 3rd point did addressing quine conflict in that was to say that china and the us both agreed that steps need to be taken to peacefully resolve this conflict. russian warships have been shelling odessa, which i

and wealthy allies. people. u. s. president joe biden referred to as cronies. alan fisher reports from washington dc, severe economic sanctions, and it's another ton of the screw from the american site. again targeting vladimir putin and those closest to him. goal was to maximizing impact on prudent and russia and minimize the harm on us and our allies and friends around the world are interested in maintaining the strongest unified economic impact campaign on food and all history. and i think we're wrong. we're doing that. among those on the list, alicia is one of one of russia's richest men and dmitri periscope, the kremlin spokesman, and one of putin's closest advisers, 19 oligarchs in total sanctioned $47.00 of their family members, all will be cut out of the u. s. financial system that assets your frozen and property blocked from use. the also fees are travel, but joe biden hopes putting the squeeze on the kremlin will make it harder to wage war. but he's aware the conflict is already driving up prices in the us. for the moment, ther

and e u summit. so being held in brussels, they're hoping to find a way to end the war, punish moscow for its actions, and strengthen europe's security. u. s. president joe biden is among those attending, but in ukraine cities continue to be hit while troops are holding off russian advances around the capitol. those widespread destruction across several regions. among them is the southern port city of mario pole, or more than a 100000 people are trapped. a diplomatic editor, james bays is at that nasal missing in brussels. james, foreign leaders clearly determined to show that there's some unity, but there is speculation about what might actually come out of these meetings. and most of what is going to be done, i think, is blessing of things that already happen, nor are in train. and there has been a really substantial effort by these allies, the nato allies, the e u. m. many things that they've done are things that you couldn't have predicted they'd have done a month ago. the sanctions are tougher than any one thought. the stopping of nordstrom to a complete change in german defense policy. but the problem is they've reached a point, i think, where it's diffi

and summoned the u. s. ambassador to moscow and expressed the same concern about similar remarks made by her president joe biden, from a russian perspective. those remarks, along with the herd, was military support provided for the ukrainians. the sanctions imposed on the financial institutions works of art in russia. r y d interpreted here as an attempt to silence and further isolate or russia. this explains why most of the officials are talking to the media are saying that this is something which would only ultimately help consolidate our identity and bring the russians united. and they say that there is a western narrative which is misleading, according to russia, which does not a characterize the conflict, the way it is supposed to be. on friday, russia's defense ministry announced phase one of their military operation was complete. and their forces would now focus on taking full control of 2 eastern regions claimed by russian backed separatists. but on saturday, as we've been mentioning, 3 explosions were heard in the western city of levine's officials say to rocket struck within the city limits, wounding

u. s. economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to put his war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recovers from, the coven pandemic says: prune began is military build of ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american, up to $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further. the white house is directing the release of some of the us strategic petroleum reserves to contain prices and compensate for last supply. but the white house maintains high gas prices might also encourage you as consumers to switch to green energy

u. s. president joe biden and french president in 11. my call are among the world leaders in brussels. as an emergency natal summit aims to stop the conflict from spreading . and north korea test fires a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile that lands in japanese territorial waters. tokyo says it may be a new type of missile and calls the firing an unacceptable act of violence. ah, i'm so miss on the scanner. glad you could join us a month on from russia's invasion of ukraine. many peaceful lies have been shattered by incessant bombing, while homes and infrastructure have been destroyed. ukraine has retaliated with its navy, saying it is a sunk old russian landing ship. president vladimir zalinski has appealed to the world to take to the streets in a universal show of defiance. as the situation in ukraine becomes ever bleaker. in a hospital in keys, ali eyes feeding her daughter victoria, who was just one month old. the baby survived russian shelling because her mother used her body as a shield. her father recounts how their apartment block was targeted business. oh sure. oh, g

u. s. president joe biden, and canadian prime minister just intruder on a. so called stop list that bars them from entering the country multiple other high ranking us. canadian officials are also almost count list. russia says the banners in response to western sanctions. now the number of people who fled the war and ukraine has passed, 3000000 more than half our neighboring poland, where an army of volunteers is helping to open the door. a peaceful lunch in warsaw switzer and her son alex a say the 2 ukrainians fled keith and a staying with a family in warsaw. well it is, it don't come good. my son and i lived on the ground for 5 days, a big stella under the house. then we fled west through levine and across the border. it's very hard for us, especially mentally. i can still hear the sirens in my head and field explosions. here at the boca city and the music channels ah, in warsaw alone, more than 4000 families took in refugees from ukraine. these are just the official figures, and demand continues to rise. trains from ukraine arrive at the station every da

u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on importing brushing oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. biden's move comes as the u. s. is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us, check out our website, t w dot com slash business. until next time. take care to the point. strong opinions with clear positions, international perspectives, the humanitarian crisis in you crazy turns to find food, hating rules or medicines, rolling desperately short supply, still russian forces continue that pounding of civilian targets. how much pain will the people of ukraine face fido to the point? to point with dw, ah, through russia has bonded mine arrangements for comparing order the words forth more with a man with the memories of a woman, ali and from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, break to his escape, the journey of his life, ah, far from home, ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be and will be spared badly . oh, in that re credit and we'll go through wi

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sure is i'm hoping the war doesn't follow them here up here and let thinking i said, bake for him as his era is aperture u. s. president joe biden will speak with his chinese counterpart. she's in ping later on friday. ahead of that discussion, secretary of state, entity, blink, and said, the china appears to be open to providing military assistance to russia. we continue to call on all nations, especially those with direct influence with russia. to use whatever leverage they have to compel moscow to end this war of choice. we believe china in particular has a responsibility to use its influence with president putin and to defend the international rules and principles that it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression while seeking to portray itself as a neutral arbiter. and we're concerned that they're considering directly assisting russia with military equipment to use in ukraine out as, as katrina you in beijing has more in want the 2 leaders are expected to discuss this phone call could determine the trajectory of the crisis in ukraine with

of longer term pressure campaign against ukraine and a longer term pressure campaign against the west to support the ukraine. now, u. s. president joe biden is in poland. is he succeeding and keeping the nato countries united? i think he is, but that is something that is on the shoulders of the european nato. and i says for a man, canada to i think. and what we've seen on the past couple of days in various brussels meetings from the g 7 to the council meeting to the nato council meeting is a very unified west. there are some differences, i think when it comes, for example, to energy sanctions, a germany is very reluctant. there are some other east and allies that united states have been putting some pressure on berlin on this issue. but nevertheless, i think overall the picture that emerge from brussels and that is no bomb. b, reemphasized and poland by vitamin and his poach counterpart and redo dice is one of unity. and that is somewhat unexpected. because if you recall the american presidential actually 2 years ago, then paula was very much hoping for donald trump to return to the white house. and there was some disappointment when, whe

u. s. president joe biden and other nato leaders have pledged more military hardware to ukraine, while also agreeing to strengthen the military blocks eastern defences. today we look at what nato and the e used next steps mean for people in ukraine in eastern europe. mikayla thorough, be off, send us this video, comment about ukrainian public opinion on the nato alliance. law julia are nato claiming that he does not support in the ukraine. your dear rob asian person forum. busy long lines all over your great family because a while back and i needed to do a for the other here or there to increase their market was special or the law can do for yes, society for there are killed just about 40 percent off. now we all 3 for i'm joining studio by al jazeera senior correspondent, alan fisher. hunter celeste as a director of security programs at the foreign policy councils ukrainian prism. she's in the ukranian city of odessa and ragna schaler is the program director and international affairs at kerber foundation. she is in berlin. oh yeah. one more seat at the table. hey that you. if you're watchin

is the world's largest exporter of natural gas and the 2nd largest oil exporter energy is rushes biggest source of income. but now u. s. president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas in response to the invasion of ukraine. the u. k. says that it will phase out russian oil by the end of the year, while the european union is aiming to cut gas in ports by 2 thirds this year. now the move will wasn't inflation and push up fuel prices of washington scrambling to find alternative suppliers. l t 0 is priyanka groups are reports a major escalation of use economic sanctions against russia. 4th invasion of ukraine, u. s. besson joe biden is going off to president vladimir potentate, most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy. that means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch and american people were deal another powerful blow to pull information by to acknowledge the latest sanctions could push up us gas prices. consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recovers from the pandemic. but it's europe

u. s. president joe biden has announced that they on, on importing russian oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. by this move comes as the u. s. is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us check out our website, w dot com slash business. until next time, take care. ah, [000:00:00;00] with who a to the point with clear positions, international perspectives, the humanitarian crisis in you crazy. intensifying food, hating rules or medicines, rolling desperately short supply, still russian forces continue that pounding of civilian targets. how much pain will the people of ukraine face find out to the point? the point a d, w, and russia has undermined arrangement committees bearing for the worst, talked more with abandon importing oil from russia. with you stay, it is paula. no stress goes to could have are now i'm assuming a dream of sampling window, the metal into pollution. what say the, what's in bought by dana dw books and every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st

and put them at the disposal of the u. s. government essentially offering to donate the fleet to ukraine. a u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on russian oil and gas in ports to move follows, please, by ukranian president followed amuse lensky to cut off moscow's energy exports white house correspondent, kimberly out how kit reports. it's a major escalation of u. s. economic sanctions against russia. for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil will no longer be acceptable us porch and american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence warmish. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recove

u. s . military has done that part of $1200000000.00 and military aid that the u. s. has provided since january 2021. that's important, of course, because that's when joe biden became president. no secretary of state antony blinkin has praised the ukrainian saying that they are showing great skill iron will and provide courage. and we know that congress is very much in support of what is happening in a town in a city and a country that can be so often divided on party lines. there was bipartisan support just a few days ago when congress approved $13600000000.00 in aid to ukraine. but this $200000000.00. the next step for you as support of ukraine in the face of this russian onslaught. russia says nurture convoys, hugging lethal aid into ukraine, a fair targets the declaration threatened to draw poland into the conflict. since it's a major entry point for weapons sand as rabbit has more from easton home rolling hills near beer cha village pied a secret an american army base. less than 40 kilometers from the ukraine border. the 82nd airborne, famous for its role in the liberation of europe in world war 2 here. now, to answer, if war comes knocking on poland st

and u. s. president joe biden bows to punish vladimir putin when dictators do not pay a price for their aggression. they caused more chaos. in his 1st state of the union address, biden says, western allies are united against russia, but says u. s. troops will not join the war. ah, i'm gabelle as well come to the program. russian forces are intensifying veritax on ukraine's main cities as president vladimir putin war enters it's 7th day. russian forces claim to have taken control of kerosene and ukraine south that's close to crimea, the governor that says it's completely surrounded further to the east. the port city of maria pope is under heavy attack ukraine's 2nd city hockey is today again being shelled after days of bombardment. i'm in the capital key of the main tv tower and nearby holocaust memorial were both hit by russian missiles. russia has warned residents to fleet as plans further air strikes, like those seen in recent days. numb from shock. this woman sits just 2 meters away from a dead body. one of a number killed in russia's sustained attacks on hockey, ukraine, 2nd largest city. most

and this u. s. president joe biden arrives in the, in you to push for an all out oil embargo from russia.