u. s. has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy and key f, mainly family members and children. the while the u. s. readies itself of the west, ukraine's president has called for calm and unity among western nations, touch growth. everything's under control, but there is no reason to panic them. ukraine, secretary of the national security and defense council, downplayed the likelihood of russian invasion yet, but a swine assuming has been exceed literacies glare, amusements of russian federation, armed forces in its territory. only it takes place. oh said, we detect it when law said, but there's nothing that can surprise us. suffolk him of them. perhaps it surprised our foreign colleagues for, but they finally saw the russian armed forces moving wiser. but in his voice, russia continues to demand a promise that nato will never allow ukraine to join the alliance. a negotiation non started for nato. yet as long as the diplomatic deadlock remains. so to do fears of an invasion, a silly about the other stories and the headlines right now, the european union has condemned a decision by russian authorities to ad

u. s. has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy and keith, mainly family members and children. the while the u. s. ready itself for the west, ukraine's president has called for calm and unity among western nations tucked broth. everything's under control, but if there is no reason to panic them, why ukraine, secretary of the national security and defense council, downplayed the likelihood of russian invasion yet, but a swine. as soon as we're an authority guarantee, movements of russian federation armed forces in its territory, you, it takes place. oh said we detected with says, but there's nothing that can surprise us sasha. in those, in that perhaps it surprised our foreign colleagues for, but they finally saw the russian armed forces moving wise. but in this voice, russia continues to demand a promise that nato will never allow ukraine to join the alliance and negotiation. nonstarter finance her. yes, as long as the diplomatic deadlock remains so to do fears of an invasion, standing by and the russian capital, is it of your correspondent, emily, sherwin emily? oh, talk to us about the combat readines

u. s. has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy and key f, mainly family members and children. the while the u. s. readies itself are the worst ukraine's president has called for come and unity among western nations. tut broth. everything's under control, but there is no reason to panic them. ukraine, secretary of the national security and defense council, downplayed the likelihood of russian invasion the impetus one as soon as we're an associate garam movements of russian federation armed forces in its territory. lee, it takes place. oh said we detected with law said, but there's nothing that can surprise us. suffolk, mozilla, perhaps it surprised our foreign colleagues for but they finally still, the russian known fools is moving wise. but in this post, russia continues to demand a promise that nato will never allow ukraine to join the alliance. a negotiation nonstarter for nato. yes, as long as the diplomatic deadlock remains, so to do fears of an invasion, go straight to moscow where dw corresponded. emily sherwin is standing by for us. emily, can you talk to us a little bit about the fact that russia

u. s. has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy and key f, mainly family members and children. but while the u. s. readies itself of the west, ukraine's president has called for come and unity among western nations, touch growth. everything's under control, but there is no reason to panic them. why? ukraine, secretary of the national security and defense council, downplayed the likelihood of russian invasion yet, but a swine as soon as we're in as soon as his glare amusements of russian federation armed forces in its territory, only it takes place. oh said we detected with said, but there's nothing that can surprise us, sasha, mozilla. perhaps it surprised our foreign colleagues for much they finally saw the russian armed forces moving wise. but in his voice, russia continues to demand a promise that nato will never allow ukraine to join the alliance. a negotiation nonstarter for nature. yes, as long as the diplomatic dedlock remains. so to do fears of an invasion last spring and raphael laws, he's with the european council on foreign relations. welcome to the program. rafa out now the u. s. is putting tr

u. s. president decide to move ahead with what he's calling an additional deployment. we expect some sort of decision by the end of the week, potentially in coordination with nato allies. the u. s president readying for possible deployment, not just airship or warships, but also aircraft, and up to 8500 military personnel. the military coup, burkina faso has triggered international condemnation with the u. s. c. e. u. and regional block eco was calling for the immediate release of presidents roscoe body, a group of soldiers deposed caberry on monday. it's not publicly known, but he is that he's in london, have opened an investigation into government events held during the corona virus lockdown. this is separate from an inquiry led by senior civil servant, sued great. the most recent revelations accused the prime minister of barnes. johnson of attending a birthday party organized by his wife during the 1st lockdown. 2000000 people in beijing have been ordered to get tested for covert 19. the decision came after a series of our briggs ahead of the winter olympics next week. residence in beijing neighborhoods considered a high risk for infection, have been told not to leave the city. the head of the

u. s. president decide to move ahead with what he's calling an additional deployment. we expect some sort of decision by the end of the week, potentially in coordination with nato allies. the u. s president readying for possible deployment, not just airship or warships, but also aircraft. and up to 8500 military personnel. the military coup and burkina faso has target international condemnation. with the u. s. e u, i'm the regional block echo was calling for the immediate release of president wash, cowboy, a group of soldiers deposed cavorting on monday. it's not publicly known what he is . russian authorities have added jailed kremlin critic alexi no volley and some of his allies to its list of terrorists and extremists. moscow bandon of all these political network as extreme as last year during the sweeping crackdown. but he's in london, have opened an investigation into government events held during the corona virus lockton. this is a separate inquiry from the one that led by senior civil servant su gray. the most recent revelations accused the prime minister boris johnson of attending a birthday party organized by his wife. 2000000 people in beijing have been order to get tested for coven 19.

u. s. is ready to respond decisively if that happens, but diplomatic efforts ongoing booking offensive military leaders says the nation will only returns what he call constitutional order. when conditions are right pull on, read, the amoeba was making his 1st public. the address is the who on monday, north korea has confirmed it has testified short range, ballistic missiles that happened on thursday. pyongyang has carried up 6, launches this month in defiance of the un security comes. the australian prime minister scott morrison has promised to fir the $703000000.00 to help protect the great barrier reef from environmental threats. he says the investment will also help secure thousands of jobs that depend on the reef. sara clark has more from brisbin. the $700000000.00 announcement will fund a range of conservation projects to protect the great barrier reef and comes a year off. the world heritage site was almost listed as endangered by the united nations. the funding will go toward improving monitoring systems, water quality programs, and great a protection for coal communities. with more than

u. s. was ready for it. that of course provoked furious responses for moscow. we are preparing ourselves for the facility unlikelihood. no one should be surprised. i should say, if russia spread just information about commitments that have not been made, or if it goes even further and instigates something as a priest text for further the stabilizing activity. and so we would continue to urge everyone not to fall for any attempts to pushed in this information out there . after the numerous statements made by the white house press secretary, it is sincerely regretable that the american leadership is represented by people who do not know the subject well enough, but it's telling them we advise you colleagues. not just to get to use critical thinking and carefully double check, but at least the most important story, sir, is not to show your incompetence to the whole world. and to add to the tensions already surrounding all of these meetings this week, we have this threat of possible sanctions against russia. also now coming from the secretary general of nato. again

u. s. is ready to respond decisively if that happens, but diplomatic efforts are ongoing. the keener faces military leaders as the nation will only return to what he called constitutional order when conditions are right. paul, on read amoeba, was making his 1st public address since mondays qu club really did breast. balder miller, it is clear that the main priority is safety. we must significantly reduce those areas under the influence of terrorists and the impact of violent terrorism by using the powers of the army and military to go after them. this is what is required before we can return to our administration. the u. s. defense secretary wants to pentagon to limit civilian casualties caused by american air strikes. lloyd austin says it's a moral imperative to protect civilians. there has been condemnation in recent months following an air strike in the afghan capital cobble last year. the killed 10 civilians. north korea has confirmed it, testified short range, ballistic missiles on thursday. pyongyang has carried out 6 launches this month in defiance of the un securit

u. s. gets ready to deploy more military personnel to help hospitals overwhelmed by the surgeon cove at 19 cases. and is the party over for britain's prime minister boris johnson. m. p. 's pile on the pressure of to revelations about downing street party, which group lockdown rules. ah hello. we have salinda some quiet weather making its way across much of north america. same much, but not all. we do have a fabulous snow in the forecast to some courtesy of this area of low pressure which will sink its way across c, northern in central plains, over the next day or so. meanwhile was saying some quiet to wear the way which was at east side of canada, a western pass as well. should bellagio dry over the next day or 2? there's that snow runs down her cross. minnesota push down into iowa, grassy make its way into missouri. it will be widespread, and on the southern flank of that is it bumps into some milder as a warm air. it will turn to right in that rain will be a heavy at times for part, sofa, mississippi, and also alabama could cause some localized flooding muslim. further north, it's dry.

u. s. president decide to move ahead with what he's calling an additional deployment. we expect some sort of decision by the end of the week, potentially in coordination with nato allies. the u. s. president readying for possible deployment. not just airship or warships, but also aircraft. and up to 8500 military personnel, and there is the possibility of that number increasing should number one, vladimir putin decided to invade ukraine and are 2 things deteriorate. now, it is important to know that none of this is going directly into ukraine, but instead would be going to nato allies. the point is, is this would be to strengthen the nato alliance is something that the united states says it intends to do is as an says, this is a result of. 6 what it sees as russian aggression, namely, the 10s of thousands of military troops that are, have amassed themselves, a long rushes border near ukraine. understandable administration has been talking to some journalists about the actions. it's going to take, if russia should move towards or in to ukraine, would have been saying yeah, we have known for some time that to in addition to potentially sort of the military aspect of this conflict, should vladimir pu

u . s. is ready to talk, but not about critical issues such as the possibility of ukraine joining nato. al jazeera, tulsa jabari, has more now for moscow, where she's been speaking to people about their views on the situation. crushes foreign ministry is very clear about what they're hoping to achieve from the meeting on friday in geneva. that is, they want to take the next steps on negotiations on security guarantees that they're asking the american government about the possibility of nato expanding further eastward as well. as not allowing ukraine to join the military alliance, that is something that is very much a red line for this country. now, the kremlin spokesperson, dmitri prescott, has said the wild american flame, they're ready to talk. they are not willing to talk about the critical issues that are at stake for russia. that is mainly the possibility of ukraine joining nato. so that's the official position here, but what the ordinary russians think about the ongoing tensions we asked them, people here in the capital and here's what they had to say. give them which to women. yo

u. s. would be potentially ready to talk about mutual limitations on certain kinds of messiah in europe, that they would be ready to talk about the reduction of the scope and scale of military exercises in eastern europe. but the problem is that russia doesn't seem really interested in that. yeah, there are saying the us remaining firm on their nato position and they are demanding iron clad to bullet proof, legally binding guarantees that ukraine will never ever become a member of nato. and that is, of course, a non starter for the us and for nato. and meanwhile, of course, tensions here in europe remain extremely high. did this meeting do anything to reduce the risk of conflict, particularly in ukraine of example. i mean, goes, sites are still talking, there was no breakthrough, but also they were, was no breakdown of the talks. and this is certainly a positive sign. the you as delegation is troubling to brussels today, to brief, a you as allies there and to the nato. russia council is taking place on wednesday, so they will be talking again. i'm at the head of the russian delegation with co

ready is punishing financial sanctions. we got a clear picture of what that might look like u. s. officials telling reporters that they are readying a number of punishing sanctions in the form of export controls. what would that look like? this would be an export controls. in other words, prohibiting the sale of a number of us products that russia relies on in the area of aerospace, as well as artificial intelligence. this would literally cripple its ability to conduct operations in artificial intelligence and aerospace. what the goal is, is really to try and get vladimir putin to think twice about conducting these type of operations in that ukraine as well. we also know that the white house is holding a number of conversations right now with a range of countries looking at alternative sources of energy. why is it doing this? because there is some concern, particularly among european nations, that russia, if it does invade ukraine may also be looking to cut off some energy supplies. so we know that there are conversations on going according to the white house press secretary gen

u. s. m. c a u. s. mexico canada trade area. ready is, was the largest are set, there's a little bit bigger, but here's the really important point. u. s. m. c, a covers less than 10 percent of the world's population are so covers about one 3rd . and many of these are still looking to achieve a more modern lifestyle that we might see in places like new york, like the g, like london, etc. so this is gonna create tremendous new opportunities for consumers to have greater choice, less expensive goods. it's also going to be an enormous economic driver for businesses in the area as well. because this agreement is not just big. but it also covers the key aspects of a self contained economic region. and that there are countries by korea and japan or industrial power houses as well as countries that are producing more agricultural ra inputs as well. so they think this will be transformational and it won't be exclusionary as well. well, it seems very rosy and very positive. when we look at an example like european union, it has taken a long tim

u. s. faces wouldn't humor in more than 80 countries of the world. the overall numbers are deployed of roads. ready over u. s. troops. this is 175000 troops deployed abroad, with, with 175000 williams. and if you, more than as 60000 tricks deployed in europe, the volume of the u. s. military budget, i really article was a 700000000 dollars 1000000 dollars. so 70778 incentives. so russia's budget was 12 times lower. so these examples last business pose a specific threat to international peace and security. my clear example of this reference as regards the root cause to settle the crisis regarding ukraine. we wholeheartedly clapping food is that this crisis just has one dimension, its domestic ukrainian crisis in changing the situation improving. it can only be done through kia, implementing the already mentioned mental agreements, it 8 primarily direct dial over to maxim the guns. and there is no other option for our western partners. pushed key to sabotage the minsk agreement with something that you can improve your worst, your hope that they are willingly or wanting to they willingly using the wil

u. ready s 0 can i can, i doesn't to right now. i just a drama because the president of bolivia was on this program with very much but i, i get it. president asa was on this program a few weeks ago. you telling us about us involved with him? and if you look me up, you'll find that i have been a living in the mount, the bullied guy, and i know that on him years, i have a ranch, and this is pure fantasy. this government is absent, absent completely absent, it doesn't do anything by the bolivian president and wants to throw at divert attention and sound which it surprises me because it's quite a competent presidency, which is doing rather well. so actually it's been mysterious while you want to create this fraction when actually they do not need that distraction. adult re sound policies there, so less move ukraine. simple, but russia is bluffing about your credit. because if you wish to enter the ukraine, you don't need 100 than 80000 or something like that. you need about 600000. and the ration i mean doesn't have 600000, but protein

u. ready s 0, can i can i just interrupt? no, i just had to run it because the president of bolivia was on this program very much . but i, i get a president us, it was on this program a few weeks ago. you telling us about us involved in and if you look me up, you'll find that i have been a living in the mount, the belinda, i'm over 19 years. i have a ranch, and this is pure fantasy. u. s. government is absent, absent completely absent. it doesn't do anything by the bolivian president and wants to throw at divert attention and some which it surprises me because it's quite a competent presidency, which is doing rather well. so actually it's been mysterious while do want to create a distraction when actually they do not need the distraction. adult andre sam policies there. so let's move ukraine simple, but russia is bluffing about you crate. because if you wish to enter the ukraine, you don't need 180000 your own, something like that. you need about 600000. and the russian army doesn't have 600000. but protein strategy is to sim

u. ready s and russia superpower sing together, deciding the fate of europe, and perhaps even the world and the americans have to a degree, conceited that they're very careful to say at every. we won't decide anything with our allies. want to say anything about crane without crane. but they're having the meetings and so i'm not sure what they're talking about if they're not talking about the crane. so it seems like that is that to a degree of what have is what's happening. but at the same time, i mean relative to the cold war, the borders have a. ringback 1000 kilometers and secondly, the americans are getting in on anything they are holding, at least until now to the faith that their allies to put, you know, we've got most of the european union, we've got bipartisan support to the u. s. congress, as well as from the greens here in germany, everyone in agreement that the north stream to natural gas pipeline that linked germany and russia should be killed. and despite hawkish language this week from the german foreign minister, berlin refuses to move all this pipeline. why do you think t

u. s. s. 5 consecutive all time. hospitalization, records are ready as well as double the pediatric hospitalization. and i think you cannot argue that it's all on now on the on it now 98 percent of all coded cases circulating throughout the us and it's been dominant ever since mid to late december. so all these hospitalizations are definitely on the con. anyone denied that arches lying on the crime. you can think it's mild. it's not that much milder in the face of expansion, right? example california 4.5 percent of the people who are infected get hospitalized. that's only a little bit lower than 5 to 6 percent with delta. so across with the rise, we'll send exponential more people to the hospital, which, you know, earlier, we heard that joe biden promises to deliver more masks and test with that her up, curb the spread. why the, the master. good. the problem is the cdc has a very mix messaging. the cdc director will ask you yesterday. decline somehow declined to recommend premium math. the are the c. c will be pretty our recommendations. all americans

while i think those combat readiness inspections are essentially a tit for tat response from the russian side to the announcement, the amount announcements from the u. s. and also from the nato about troops kind of being moved about truth being ready for action if necessary. on the one hand that underlined the point that russia has been making for several months now that nato and the west really are a security guarantee, rather a security threat for it. and that in a sense, nato has been coming too close for comfort to russia. eastern borders, that's what we've been hearing from the russian side again and again. and that's why they say they need written guarantees from the west that there will be no more nato expansion. and on the other hand, you know, as i say, this is a response to the west. i also think it's important to point out here though, that despite all these movements, these troop movements also from the russian side, russia keeps repeating again and again that they are not looking to attack ukraine . and they are just carrying out drills and checks within their own borders, and that that's well within their rights. emily up to now, the kre

u. s. president joe biden has reiterated to his ukranian, count about washington's readiness to respond decisively if russia invites the country, however, the diplomatic word is still being pursued. the u. s. has requested a un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it called russia's threatening behavior, mo, from a diplomatic eta to james, based on whether there is still a chance to avoid a military confrontation. recent weeks of scene, an unprecedented flurry of diplomacy efforts have intensified as the threat of war grows. a war many believe could now be imminent and very dangerous. meanwhile, troops, tanks and weapons continue to mess in eastern europe. russian forces surround ukraine, nato is reinforcing its members the board of russia while some members of the alliance, but notably not germany ascending anti tank and anti aircraft missiles to ukraine. so is there now a way to stop this march to war? span juergen, son is a stone, is ambassador to the united nations. his country is a neighbor to russia and until the end of last year served on the security council, there'

u. s. a. president joe biden has reiterated to ukraine and counterpart washington's readiness to respond decisively if russia invade ukraine. the u. s. has requested a un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior. our diplomatic editor james base looked at whether there is still a chance to avoid military confrontation through diplomacy. hello, in recent weeks, have seen an unprecedented flurry of diplomacy. efforts have intensified as the threat of war grows. a war many believe could now be imminent and very dangerous. meanwhile, troops tanks and weapons continued.

ready of u. s. troops. this is 875000 troops deployed abroad, resumes with 175000 movies and fish you more than as 60000 troops deployed in your, of the volume of the u. s. military budget. renewable was an i 700000000 dollars, 1000000 dollars. so $77078.00 rather than instances. so russia's budget was 12 times lower. so these examples are specific. suppose a specific threat to international peace and security. my clear example of this, i prefer as regards the root cause to settle the crisis regarding ukraine. we wholeheartedly clapping food is that this crisis just has one dimension, its domestic ukrainian crisis in changing the situation improving. it can only be done through key of implementing the already mentioned means agreements that stipulate primarily direct dial over to next and the guns. and there is no other option if our western partners pushed here to sabotage the minsk agreement. is there something that you can improve your worst, your hood, that they're willingly wanting to they willingly us

u. s. president biden saying he's not ready to lift those that just yet. and also an international news with respect to afghanistan, the u. s. president acknowledging what to was highly criticized that this is something that he knows of was painful. i, it bothers him that there is so much pain ongoing and struggles with those in the country dealing with the taliban. but he also acknowledge that there are other spots around the world where there is also pain and that also bother seeming equally as much. and he feels that the united states cannot solve all of the world's problems. so the u. s. president, touching on a number of international issues with russia, certainly being the headline. but one of the questions that was put to him of the many was whether he over promised her of what he would be able to to do in his 1st year. what you make of the answer in general the u. s. president struck an optimistic tone and certainly he did come out early with a number of successes, put it in place, the multi $1000000000.00 relief bill for americans in terms of those

u. s. a president joe biden has reiterated to its ukrainian and counterpart washington's readiness to respond decisively. if russia invades ukraine, the u. s. has requested a un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior. how to promote to get it to a james base, looks at whether there is still a chance to avoid military confrontation through diplomacy. hello, in recent weeks, have seen an unprecedented flurry of diplomacy. efforts have intensified as the threat of war grows, a war many believe could now be imminent and very dangerous. meanwhile, troops, tanks and weapons continue to mess in eastern europe. russian forces surround ukraine, nato is reinforcing its members the board of russia, while some members of the alliance, but notably not germany ascending anti tank and anti aircraft missiles to ukraine. so is there now a way to stop this march to war? then you're going, son is a stone years and baset to the united nations. his country is a neighbor to russia and until the end of last year served on the security council, there's always room f

president joe biden has reiterated to his ukrainian count about washington readiness to respond decisively if russia invades ukraine. the u. s. is also requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior. rushes foreign ministry says the idea of war with ukraine is unacceptable. but another official from the ministry warned a nuclear missile crisis with the united states is inevitable. at least if checks are put in place to bring down the tensions diplomatic data to james base has more from the united nations. some experts believe that president putin may not have decided yet whether he's going to invade ukraine. the 1st meeting of the un security council on the current crisis is expected on monday, and russia were looking for the support of china. and that's why some diplomats believe the russians may wait to launch military action until the event that china has so much about the beijing winter olympics is over in mid february. we can also new military lead us as the country will return to what he called constitutional order when the conditions are right. the tenan

readiness to respond decisively. if russia invades ukraine, the u. s. has requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior. rushes for our ministry meanwhile says the idea of a war with ukraine is unacceptable. but another official from the ministry wanted nuclear missile crisis with the u. s. is inevitable if checks onto place to turn tensions, akina passes. new military leaders as the country will return to constitutional order when the conditions are right. tenant colonel pulled on, read them you, but as address donation for the 1st time since seizing power in a qu on monday. the automation says this month with all my certainly see the highest number of civilian casualties of the 7 year war in yemen . saudi led coalition has launched air raids, yemen, it follow drone and miss all attacks by who the rebels on the erotic capital. nearly 100 people were among the casualties of a saudi strike on and gemini prison in response to the host. the attacks on the u. e. the u. s. is a g americans to

readiness to respond decisively. if russia in fades, ukraine, d u. s. has requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior. became francis the military leaders at the country will return to constitutional order when the conditions are right that the tenant colonel pull on re me but has addressed the nation for the 1st time since seizing power in a coup on monday. first female president of honduras has been sworn in c, a. mont, castro takes over from to time present one, orlando, hernandez. 62 year old castro faces. i expectation to hold the dispute ever. who leads the newly elected congress? now then us president joe biden is confirmed. he will nominate the 1st black women to the supreme court biden. didn't say who his normally would be, but pledge to announce his decision before the end of february. he praise outgoing justice stephen bryan for his 27 years on america's highest judicial body. white house correspondent, kimberly how can reports now from washington dc. here today to express th

readiness to respond decisively. if russia invade ukraine at the u. s. has requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls, rushes, threatening behavior or rushes foreign ministry says the idea of a war with the crane is unacceptable.

u. s. and nato allies ready to talk to countries like finland and sweden about membership. interesting not just because of geographically where they are, but also because these 2 countries have pursued for a long time. now policy of neutrality. what we are doing now is working with the germans working with a you are too slow, they are consideration of implementation of the pipeline yet suspended, if russia aggressors against ukraine. and there is, of course, the intense media speculation about these talks and accusations that russia is moving into these discussions, essentially brandishing a gun against nato, and headlines, telling nato allies how they should be treating russia and dealing with president putin. all of this, of course, can't be particularly helpful. now russia has been clear going into all of the discussions this week. what it's red lines are on. this is particularly in regards to nate to expansion in former soviet union countries. if you look at the map since the end of the cold war me to has increasingly expanded eastwards and now it has members where coun

ready the u. s. a. nato deliver, they have written responses to moscow. security demands, as he is grow of a russian invasion of ukraine. and we report from southern ukraine, way cry me, and taught us live in uncertainty, years after russia onyx to reach you. ah ha, you're watching al jazeera live from bill. how with me, fully back, people also coming up. what guns? daily life has become of frozen hell? a die un assessment of the situation in afghanistan, a country where key services have collapsed. part to, well, the public sovereign every moment he stays his dragoon over the agony for families who reminded of the sacrifices the mean and the u. k. prime minister says he has no intention of stepping down despite revelations of possible locked down violations. ah, thank you very much for joining us. the united states and nato have delivered written responses to moscow security demands over ukraine in it, they rejected russia's call to permanently ban kia from joining the security lines . the u. s. secretary of state says a letter lays out a clear diplomati

hour with the president of ukraine today, the white house says the president reaffirmed the readiness of the u. s and its allies quote to respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. meantime the kremlin says the u. s response to its security demands leaves little ground for optimism. but dialogue is still possible. fox news benjamin hall has the latest us fighter jets have moved to estonia and russian fighter jets to belarus . as the noose tightens on ukraine. we've continued to see the accumulation of combat power now residents in kiev a bracing for possible russian airstrikes , opening up soviet era bomb shelters in preparation. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot visited one of the 5000. this is just one of several bomb shelters in this apartment complex and northern kiev in the event of an invasion. this is home. it's a little bit rough. this bomb shelter is said to handle about 60 people. it has electricity and will soon be stocked with food, water, medical supplies, but not much more than that. despite the fears inside ukraine , though the state department hopes putin

ready the u. s. as there's been no breakthrough in high stakes talks of russia on the crisis, a new crime. ah, i'm wrong on the south 0 live from doha, also coming up. the russian president claims victory in another theatre of tension with the west. vladimir putin says moscow's intervention averted a revolt and caused some healthcare systems under strain. a surgeon, army con crises in the u. s. pushes hospital admissions to an all time high. and a big leap in medical science. a man in the u. s. becomes the 1st in the world to get a heart transplant road pig. but 1st some breaking news. the president of the european parliament, david cecily, has died age 65. his spokesman said he'd been hospitalized since december 26. after a serious complication related to his immune system. so sony was the president of the parliament since 2019. he been unable to carry out normal duties after an earlier sickness with pneumonia in september. us and russian diplomats. busy of wraps up the 1st meetings in a week of dip

u. s. pointed the finger ready run yesterday. the united states, united kingdom and france, was at a detailed evidence to be i a year demonstrating that the islamic republic of iran has been building a cover uranium enrichment facility for several years. this is that the flu ron's leaders immediately suspected spies in their ranks repaired to talk to orders were given to hunt down those who had disclosed nuclear secrets in the process. iranian intelligence came across an encrypted platform where c i. e. agents exchanged information the iranians working, who were also very active in iraq, had somehow been able to compromise that system if a run could crank the secret ca, messages the lives of hundreds of agents would be in danger. with a super computer generated cryptographic systems, you need a super computer to attack it. a china has some of the worlds fastest super computers and good relations with iran. so it may be that the iranians passed the intercept over to the chinese. they processed it. they were able to decrypt it with

ready the u. s. says it will hold who sees accountable after the jamini rebels launched a deadly drone attack of united arab emirates ah. alarm clock, this is out 0 life. there are also coming up to death confirmed in tongue. a british woman is one victim of the volcano tsunami, but 3 days on the full impacts of the disaster remains on clear. protests in sudan are again met with deadly for 7 more people die calling for a return to civilian rule and rights expert. to cues afghanistan's taliban of trying to erase women and girls from public life? ah, said the saudi lead coalition has launched as strikes on yelman's capital killing at least a 1000 people. it is in response to a deadly attack by who few rebels in the united arab emirates who these say they fight 5 ballistic missiles and a number of drones and oil facilities as well as the abu debbie and do by airports . a police say to indian nationals and one pakistani were killed. the tooth is a warning of more strikes in the u. e t m right is and now

ready the u. s. in russia trade viable blows at the un security council as the military build up at ukraine's border. take center stage. all ah, lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up fears of war in europe, raised concerns over the future of the continents gas supplies could cut out the thought of a solution. claims of parties that the u. k. prime ministers, residents during lockdown, and official investigation, finds failures of leadership and judgment. and united arab emirates, target spaces in yemen, after whose he rebels carry out drone and missile attacks on abu dhabi. aah! and begin with the ukraine, russia crisis, and attempt to de escalate it through diplomacy at the united nations. members of the security council have been sitting for the 1st time to discuss the issue of a russian troop build up on ukraine's border. the united states continues to accuse russia pushing ever closer to war. claims that russia is repeatedly denying the situation we're facing in europ

ready the u. s. secretary of state is in kia to try and diffuse tensions with russia as washington. lawrence, moscow could attack ukraine at any time. ah, i'm fully back to bo, this is al jazeera life from doha. also coming up is really police civic to palestinian family. i was center of an anti expulsion campaign, demolishing their home in occupied east jerusalem piece of a water crisis in tomba as.

president joe biden has reiterated to ukrainian counterpart washington's readiness to respond decisively if russia invade ukraine, the u. s. has requested a public un security council meeting on monday to discuss what it calls russia's threatening behavior or should foreign ministry. those is the idea of the war with ukraine is unacceptable. but another official from the ministry want a nuclear missile crisis with the u. s. is inevitable.

u. s. and it's on, i say they all ready to respond with severe consequences if russia attacks ukraine, victoria gate and be al jazeera let's, i get an update from what other hemmings was joining us from k f. so whether, what was the take away message from that press conference and the meeting that was held between ab lincoln and the ukrainian foreign minister? what is the certainly a show of solidarity anthony lincoln coming here saying from care that the u. s. stands by the fundamental right of ukraine to it's sovereignty. now both the men anthony blinking and his ukraine, or a counterpart held a press conference o d u. s. message saying that there is no talk about ukraine without ukraine taking part of it to do that. his ukranian counterpart actually reaffirming also no decision about ukraine without you came being part of it. but behind that i think that done, do you crean inside you get a says that the is as sort of urgency. you craig, would like to see those sanctions that the u. s. and the you have been warning about to happen sooner rather than later. there was right. they would like to

u. s. on its own, i say they all ready to respond with severe consequences if russia attacks ukraine, victoria gates and be al jazeera, what are the hemi there's in care of? and she says there's an increasing sense of urgency in ukraine. the certainly a show of solidarity anthony blinking, coming here saying from kids that do u. s. dads buy the fundamental right of ukraine to it's sovereignty. now both the men entity blinking and his ukraine, a counterpart held a press conference o d u s. message saying that there is no talk about ukraine without a ukraine taking part of it, due to his ukrainian counterpart, actually reaffirming alter no decision about ukraine without you k being part of it . but behind that, i think that the under ukrainian side, you get a says that there is a sort of urgency. you craig would like to see those sanctions that the u. s. and the you have been warning about to happen sooner rather than later. if you recall, at the end of last week, it seemed that any hope for us diplomatic solution was old, but dead in the water. and after that you so shoot russian juice, movemen

the 2 attacks show that i s as once again ready to pull off large scale attacks on both sides of the border u. s. secretary of state antony, blinking, and russian foreign minister said, guy love rav met in geneva for 90 minutes on friday to discuss the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine. and when the talks were over, both the us and russia said there was no change in positions, but a willingness to keep talking. love rav insists. russia has no plans for an invasion. despite the presence of tens of thousands of russian troops near the ukrainian border. at least they're talking, but with relations between the u. s. and russia, at an extreme low point, the 2 countries top diplomats had radically different goals. the u. s. to avoid russian military action in ukraine. we've been clear if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border, that's a renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe, and a united response from the united states and our partners and allies. russia has said it wants security guarantees from the west, including denying nato membership to ukraine. russian fo

ready by the u. s. defense department, we already have in addition, indications that russian influence actors are already starting to already starting to fabricate ukrainian provocations that in both state and social media to again try to justify in advance some sort of pretext for incursion. claims to that, russia was behind a cyber attack on ukrainian government websites that shut them down for a period of time. the words be afraid and fear the worst. we're also projected on several official sites. but any scheduled annual news conference, the russian foreign minister dismissed the allegations and maintain that it was the us and its allies that were stalling the diplomatic process by not responding to rushes demand that nato membership for ukraine be taken off the table. as you say, we are waiting for the written reaction. we have reasons to believe that our partners have understood the necessity to react quickly precisely and on paper. and they have understood that we are not going to wait forever.