u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get us dictate of portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see coach children. hokies a beam was blood without today my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because to new born kids, their parents were killed. so we need to find family adopted this 2 kids. can you imagine this news? i've gotten every minute. so, and i don't understand why the role is keeping silent while there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there she and it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best her talking to us from a shoe in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. just look now at some other developments in the conflict credit card. john's mastercard and visa say there suspending operations in r

u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get of this dictator portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see how children, how kids a being was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents. because do new born kids, they have parents were killed. so we need to find family adopting this to kids. can you imagine this, this news? i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent . why? there is no protection from sky on a, on a hook or there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. how talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. it watching dw news life from the lin more coming up at the top of the hour. thanks so much old. sometimes a seed is all you

u. s. the u. k. japan and e. u. member states, a germany has called it a breach of contract, is how the russian president justified the news. give them a number of western countries of taken illegitimate decision on the so called freezing of russian ass only as a model securities. this collective west has actually drawn a line under the reliability of its current. cecil wouldn't that you've already spoken about this across the trust in these currency to hear from old navy kitchen moodle. more on this, i'm joined by chelsea delaney from d. w. business at chelsea tell us what does this attempt to force western countries to pay for gas in roubles do for russia? well basically this, this forces particularly the you to pop up russia currency. the rubel has been had really hard by the sanctions. it was down by about 30 percent up until yesterday. now russia is going to be getting somewhere between 20800000000 euros worth of demand for its currency every day. that's how much gas that european countries have been buying ove

u. s. u. k and turkey, acting as guarantors, engineering, they were demanding clear cut, legal binding security guarantees which in its content and shape should be similar to article 5 of the nato treaty. so that means if ukraine is the target of any aggression or military attack, we will be entitled to hold consultations within 3 days. if consultations fail to bring about a solution, the guarantee countries should provide us with military assistance weapons and we do not rule out the possibility of closing the sky over ukraine. didn't go to taking into account the principles discussed during today's meeting. the ministry of defense decided to fundamentally cut back military activity in the directions of kip, enter into here, to increase the mutual trust and to create the necessary conditions for further negotiations and achieving the ultimate goal of finding an agreement. meanwhile, the russian cruise missile has hit the government building in the port of mc alive, which has been holding off the russian assault. at least 9 people died in the attack. the regional administration building was left with a gaping hole through it. ukrainian president low to mid zaleski condemned the attack, saying there were no military targets in the city. and at least 8 bodies have been recovered after an attack on a train traveling through northern nigeria. 26 people are said to have been injured and several kidnapped about a 1000 people, reportedly on board. the service from the capital of buddha to the northern city of could do out there. a world is next following the lives of 5 egyptian women providing for their families in kyra to stay with us. oh ah ah a ah what, what about the delicacy with with with a, a very bad medina, emergency or a and the legal muslim to v valued to be, i mean i was should i me now way i knew it was sharing that we should adopt the young, the militia hibler in our seminar. when did you move? 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i did. i mean i was on a vehicle at all. okay. hello. that are getting a good a good young and how about the mother? oh, not get a good thing with a with when the shots came from the holiday and the 1st trex we heard some noise. this was newness. michael ali was on in the most dangerous intersections and sought able he didn't come in through the front entrance. that was what happened to the people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics of funny to turn to the camera man said it's good they'll out of you sorry, a vo holiday in war hotels. on al jazeera, i have sold stories of orphan widows, rebels and soldiers. it is there where privilege to tell the stories of my own people to a global audience. mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than light in the water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening pe, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera with ah, ah ah ah, i'm charlie angela in london. the talk stories on al jazeera, at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting incident in israel police a saying the shootings happened at several locations and been brought to the city of tentative. at least one of those killed is thought to be a police officer. it's the latest in a series of attacks in the past week. harry force, it has more from west truth. well, initially the reports were that this attacker was on a motorcycle and it was some sort of a drive by shooting in separate locations inside the neighborhood, which is an ultra orthodox sort of city or neighborhood of television, a very densely populated part of the country. there's been disturbing video that has emerged since, which shows the gunman walking, having already it seems shocked to people who are seen prone behind him, and then firing again. russia says it will radically reduce its minute activity now . ukraine's capital keith and china here to the north. moscow says it's to increase trust in talks between the war insides, the latest round of which has produced the outlines of a possible deal to end the war. ukraine says it wants security guarantees including countries such as the u. s. u, k, and turkey acting as guarantors. meanwhile, a russian cruise missile has hit the government building in the port of mich alive, which has been holding off a russian sold. and these 9 people died in the attack. the regional administration building was left with a gaping hole through it. ukrainian president brought in his lensky content, the attack saying there were no military targets in the city. the netherlands, belgium, and ireland all expelling several russian diplomats. a total of $42.00 being sent home. all 3 countries accused him of spying and posing a threat to security. and at least 8 bodies have been recovered after an attack on a train travelling through northern nigeria. $26.00 people are said to be injured and several kidnapped about a 1000 people, reportedly on board. the service from the capital of boucher to the northern city of kaduna and officials in the sick signing city of china. chung have apologized for food shortages caused by pandemic. lockdown measure

u. s. u. k and e, you are purchasing russian goods. we have to stop when you say russian goods, i presume you're speaking primarily about up about gas and oil, but up anyway, sanctions cut both ways of course, how or all these sanctions, why cli, to effect other countries with business interest in russia? well, i hope it puts everyone on notice. they need to immediately divest of all of their investments in russia. united states, e. s. g principles are very popular here. how do we measure our environmental? our social in our government is principles as we manage our businesses. managing wore away from profit and towards a broader set of objectives. if we're going to walk the walk we have today best and we have to boycott, we cannot finance the war. natalie. thank you very much for talking with us. that was ukraine's former finance minister and natalie and jessica well, the 1st emergency united nations general assembly session and decades opened with a minute silence for those killed and ukraine. more than a 100 nations have signed up t

u. s. u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq.

u. s. u k. is you germany helping us or you will be defeated to get i was dictated portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see co children, hoke, it's a been was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because do new born kids, they are parents were killed. so we need to find family. adopt this 2 kids get new. imagine this, this news i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent. why there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching, we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are you need. yeah, well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. her talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much, stay safe. and here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. tens of thousands of people around the world have been protest

u. s. u. k. and even neutral switzerland have also targeted russia's wealthy and response to the war and ukraine for russian oligarchy . that means no more luxury trips to the french riviera or the outs. bill lady m. a luxury yacht worth around 65000000 euros. the vessel was seized over the weekend on the italian mediterranean coast. the owner alex a mar dash off was one of the richest men in russia and a major shareholder in the german tours them company to we. yachts airplanes, company shares and luxury real estate abroad are considered assets and therefore fall under the sanctions against the country on the co does or this mega yacht owned by russian billionaire and potent supporter. igor, such and was prevented from sailing at the last minute. it's valued at around a $120000000.00 euros. it's jackie, secretes of t if it was dark and it was about to leave. it was a matter of hours and for we really did a check on the people and we managed to stop the ship and keep it dr. w. e l. it belongs to a highly placed personality in russia. and it's a part of the people the economic sanctions are inflicted upon or fully, okay. louise looks like when mika, so some confusion, the sanctions are hitting, the richest russians, such as potent confidant and entrepreneur ali share osmond off his luxury yacht. one of the largest in the world is worth around 600000000 euros. it's doctrine as shipyard in hamburg harbor and could soon be confiscated re mckenna, you're able to use your the u. s. has also impose sanctions announcement off and 7 other prudent, friendly oligarchy. these include nichol. i took out of the head of energy giant trans napped as well as billionaire are cody rothenberg and his brother. there are also visa restrictions on 19 other russian billionaires the f b. i is specifically looking for him. you have jenny? prego, jin. he is known as putin's cook, running a catering company that serves meals to the kremlin. he is also said to be one of the founders of the wagner group, a paramilitary unit that recently sent $400.00 soldiers in an attempt to assassinate ukrainian president flawed, mere zalinski. now russia's war with ukraine is threatening the global food supply . both countries are major suppliers of food quantities like wheat prices for wheat have searched to new records as the war, strep shipments and the planting season. countries in the middle east and north africa are particularly dependent on weight from russia and ukraine. without it, expe

u. s. u k. rather nathan countries in recent months and the population is just not giving them any peace. we have extra images of the whole line, the people standing outside that towns on the roads in basically trying to block the advance, those russian tanks with their bodies and telling the often very kind of confused russian soldiers to go home and no one wants and presumably in response to all of that, what you just said, vladimir putin appears to have changed his strategy to effectively an all out assault on ukrainian cities. the civilian death. hell is rising rapidly, with the reports of cluster bombs as well. what, what could you tell us about that? it's, it's a really sad picture coming out of, as you mentioned in your introduction to that we were in when that 16 steps that the initial date that the american said would be the invasion date. then everything was relaxed and they did that kind of big bang didn't happen, but the same street through walking on then the same people we were tal

u. s. u. k, australia and poland that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course george.

u. k and u. s, which you said they are going to outright band them. why? well, as you mentioned that quite simply the e. u. generally as well as some countries in particular are really heavily reliant on russian energy sources to keep the lights on. it's really that simple. germans, foreign minister is very clear that and immediate ban on you, gas and oil imports from russia, could actually be massively problematic. a 3rd of our fuel comes from russia. if we stop at now, in a few days, we won't be able to transport ourselves. meanwhile, with also me hearing from the ceo, this is the box of energy company energy here in france, who has said that the europe white cap on gas prices is actually now needed to respond to the soaring prices that people are seeing across the continent. if not world wide, and that's to contain what she said would be the volatility in both the gas and the electricity market to really hitting not just household businesses to and us that price has been rising. as we've seen that it's really starting to hit the pockets of europeans. th

u. along with the u. s. u. k. and canada have announced a raft of sanctions against russian oligarchy, banks and companies. germany is already cancel thing north stream to gas pipeline from russia and e leaders have drawn a plan to cut dependence on russian energy sources. let's take a listen to the german chancellor and the canadian prime minister speaking moments ago under was not of do you agree, agree that the russian attack on ukraine marx, a turning point for europe, but also for world peace. the russian attack on ukraine is a blatant breach of international law. the world we live in is no longer the same is in its freedom. we now see many attacks on ukrainian cities, schools, and holmes, the suffering of the ukrainian people in this war zone leaves us speechless muscle short. what we need now is a ceasefire. and my appeal to the russian president is this will stop the blood shed, withdraw the russian troops, ferguson scenes, devotion tokens, or canada, and germany stand together against buttons invasion. he

u. s. u k. and in ukraine itself, some of which are linked to world war, he didn't write that, that was written by 2 lobbyists to our on the payroll of builder be questions will they be pulled up? because i want to put the point to do think that ukrainian attempts to enforce a certain normative will receive as much attention from media regulators that russian media certainly has will. of course not. we see, you know, this despite the fact that we know this is a state essentially state propaganda. none of it is labeled as such on our social media outlets. whereas of course, you know, wretched media is not only a scarlet letter as a fixed to it permanently or to anyone remotely associated with russian state media . but also now we have widespread censorship where channels like, you know, r t, people have to go to alternative platforms like rumble. it can't be seen on youtube is now essentially blacklisted information. and so, you know, the, well, we have russian. i mean, when you look at, you know

u. s. u k. germany's topic diplomat rejects and immediate ban on energy imports from russia, saying it might ground the whole country to a halt. that's his regular gas prices already have a clipping effect on european households. ah. he watching on international. my name's policy. clear and wherever you joining us from welcome to the program. there are reports from ukrainian authorities that a children's hospital has been destroyed in mario pole, in se, ukraine. it is as of yet no information about casualties, but our t 's maria phenomena brings us more very important to understand that we receive information from different sources. but all of it is very hard to be verified so far. but we hear from maria polls city council that the maternity hospital in the city center has been destroyed and that they have no information on casualty so far . but they are checking this information right now. but they stressed that the scale of destruction was a months and the ukraine's president for a dimmer zal

u. s. u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and as the world today teaches on the edge of a global conflict, that could be even more deadly than iraq, afghanistan, libya, or syria and join us from falls church, virginia by pals, former chief of staff, colonel larry wilkerson retired colonel wilkinson. thank you so much for coming back on the show. just stay in the past few days. i think one reporter said to jen sanky, the press secretary for the white house. why are you sending in shot guns, pistols, a grenade launchers and the like to the ukrainian people as defensive weapons? what do you make of the massive amounts of arms on top of the ones given before i rushes invasion? what it, what do you make of this arming of ukraine? well, 1st of all, to domestic political require

it's so because of this section, ok, what if the e u was a follow the u. s. and the u. k. lead and plan imports of russian oil and, and russian gas. i can see already that scalia's shaking had come back to you in a moment. but, but with that, is it, what would that worry moscow? i sure is that you were going to got this more stuff for europe and, you know, coming up to for an i've gotten a few for, for russian gas and oil go call for europe and union sounds is strongly different. so for us in supply 6, not i'm in those $31.00, but it's also oil production and some kind of logistic. it will be a chain reaction real deeply. you wrote down the government itself. so i think they will try to find out if in the few years the same time russia went out on a few for, for new market in the asian or from china. james practice of mora or compass school care for energy conjure. and we'll look for ration got an oil, and maybe we'll be more cheaper to go the situation. but for now we see that's right is for golf and oil growing up and it's soon roughly impacted. the united states suited

u. along with the u. s. u. k. and canada have announced a raft of sanctions against russian oligarchy, banks and companies. germany has already canceled the north stream to gas pipeline from russia. and your leaders have drawn up a plan to reduce their dependence on russian energy. and we're expecting to see a press conference with prime minister trudeau and chancellor shows that we'll start shortly. we're keeping an eye on that. these are live pictures from here in berlin at the moment. and we're going to be listening into their press conference as soon as we see the 2 leaders. but prior to the meeting today, a prime minister justin should go announced on twitter that canada would be sending more military equipment to ukraine. so again, a message there of solidarity from canada, echoing what we've seen, of course, from transatlantic partners, from here in the european union as well. that message from justin to go ahead with meeting with the last shots we are expecting to hear from the short them shortly. of course

u. s. u k and e u member states have, well, they've upheld their views of tolerance as virtue. why now are we seeing so much discrimination and hate speech against russians in those western countries? i mean, i mean russia has always been a bad guy on some level, but i mean, we haven't seen this level of bruce a phobia and so love i haven't seen anything like this is the 1990 s campaign, vilifying the serbs in yugoslavia in fact, it's probably just a carbon copy of the same campaign except dealing with russians that you know, much bigger country, much more numerous people are much more influential. lovely. but it seems like the people they're managing, the narratives in the west have basically just copied the entire playbook and using it all over again. and what they're doing is degrees. i don't know, know what the reason i can guess at it. but my best guess is that their sole, their entire order, this whole, our democracy thing that i mentioned before, is based on narratives and did key simply cannot tolerate any discussion, any debate, much less any challenge to these narrati

u. s. the u. k. japan and e u. member states. germany is quoted, a breach of contract is the russian president justified to move them no more than western countries have taken illegitimate. decisions on the so called freezing of russian, i think we might get this collective west is actually drawn a line under the reliability of its currency so that you've already spoken about this across the trust in these currency to hear it or to get more on this i've been speaking to macau critique in his found and the leading analyst at ris energy. moscow, he was speaking to us from the law in capital rieger, and the signal wasn't great. but what he has to say is very interesting. so his, his take on what president putin is actually thinking well, basically i believe it's just about, yeah, it's sort of some sort of a rhetoric addressed to domestic audience. there are some presidents, one still solemn pay $3.00 or 2 in just declarations. and you said that the sales for foreign currency is her book, or have this group disgraced t

u. s. u k. and in ukraine itself, some of which are linked to the u. k. government in particular, we also have lobbyist here in washington, d. c, who are writing speeches for vladimir the lensky. we are getting a completely, i would say manufactured narrative, the curated narrative, to manage our perceptions of what this war is. and much of it is actually being done here in washington. we have russian state media being censored as well as anti war media in general, being censored. now we have ukranian propaganda and state department propaganda receiving the opposite treatment being promoted, even though it's very clear as i demonstrate in the investigation that is just simply propaganda. it is not news in any kind of in anybody's imagination. the south africa has proposed a draft resolution of the united nations general assembly in response to another resolution from ukraine and its allies demanding aid access and civilian protection in ukraine. but whereas the south african draw focused on the humanitarian situation in ukraine without the portion of b

u. s. academic and little states professor, thanks for being us here. on our international. thank you. now to ukrainian touch k u ballistic missiles were reportedly intercepted by air. defend forces, the done yes. republic. a fire was recorded in the area of the fallen missiles and a number of buildings have been damaged. now local emergency workers have set up a refugee camp in the secure part of the dynamic republic, supplying it with heat and electricity, and providing food and medical assistance to civilians who take shelter their also in the done yet screw public russian forces are continuing to help civilian slee to safety has hundreds of people have been evacuated from my youth to the village of busy men, neu, in just the past day. we heard from some of them, i did see you soon. a function of the way it would be with up with, with these to head you with didn't finish with a lot that was in the building that included them all the family please is a school of the applied to go with the port city of brit johnson. on the sea of oz off is now being used to support relief efforts for civilians in the embattled city of mario pal. russia recently took control of the fight after local ukrainian forces, allegedly fled without a fight or cheese. but i got you. i've got an exclusive look at the operations there by land, air, and now sea russian troops continued to advance and reinforce into ukraine. these is a unique sight, a russian naval armada at a port which ukrainian troops had abandoned without a fight, leaving its facilities entirely intact. the as of sea with its ports and towns is now honda, russian control, all save several districts and the coastal city of mary jo pal, which has allowed russia's black sea fleet and the ost landing ship to stage this operation translated from russian. this is a, a large marine ship code named alligator by nato. it is harmed the sludge caliber, odo cat and for example. but the point of this ship is to transport troops and heavy equipment. it can fit as many as 20 tanks or 40 armored personnel carriers along with hundreds upon hundreds of troops. this conflict needs one of the most intense in recent decades, both sides of leverage, sophisticated and highly destructive weapons for russia's operation to succeed. it is paramount. the troops of supplied and reinforced non stop, but at which it was our arrival here is a milestone event, or it opens up completely new opportunities for the black safely to use existing ukrainian infrastructure for our logistics operations. this logistics operation is not only geared for fighting. it is also humanitarian. millions of ukrainians and liberated territories must be fed and supplied with the essentials. just kilometers away. thousands of scared and battered refugees pack the roads leading from mary opal. the russian military has set up camps for those who want to stay and supplies fuel for those who wish to drive to. i mia all elsewhere off of what they had been through popped up what ukrainian nationalists had put them through. they need the help says the property was, there is no fuel in mary you, paul. all the fuel was stolen by looters. one of the root was difficult. there are no roads. the bridges have been blown up. the city itself no longer exists. this is a chance for people to go somewhere wrong. we're really thankful there's a little in the root was difficult, there was no green zone. we drove at our own risk. so there were a lot of dead bodies and blown up cars along the way. or the petrol is now more expensive than gold. you can't go anywhere without health. i'm thankful for russia's help. i'm very thankful you hiding among the refugees. i'll ukrainian military desert as they will say that once they caught. but it is feared that some may be lying and may have other goals such as the staged terror attack. so acts of sabotage in liberated areas. the units commander told us in a message to change into civilian clothes, joined the civilians, get into the vehicles, taking them out or simply join the civilians in the green zone and leave mary paul with them is gone. we joined the civilians who were being released from the city and left with that many have been identified. not all wish to appeal camera. whether or not that telling the truth will be up to russian law enforcement to judge their here in force center. d, not supply ukraine. that and to bring those nationalists said neo nazis responsible for killings and atrocities. to account for i guess the of o t from the desk. these images show a shopping center in the ukranian capital devastated by showing local authorities. a civilians were killed in nearby buildings and were also damaged cubes. mayor has carried a curfew to keep civilians off the streets during potential daytime attacks. and russia says it wouldn't target civilian infrastructure without a justifiable reason. these images were released by the russian defense ministry following a backlash against the strike russia ledgers. the shopping center was being used by ukrainian military to deploy and fire heavy artillery as well as store ammunition. ah, the russian court has banned the american social networks, instagram and facebook as extremist organizations. after their parent company. meta said that it would allow hate speech against russian soldiers, but russian citizens who continue to use those networks are reportedly not to be punished matters. what's app messenger services also not to be probably have it is because it isn't a public platform. the law will ban funding for meta particularly for advertisements met earlier said that it would permit hate speech against russian soldiers without the context of the ukraine conflict. well, that's the thing. if you regard, if you define democracy as the ancient opinions us to that yes, freedom of speech would be a thing. but unfortunately, over the past several years in the west, what they define is democracy, something called our democracy, which translates in practice, into rule by whoever declares themselves to be democrats. i haven't seen anything like this is the 1990 s campaign, vilifying the serbs in yugoslavia. in fact, it's probably just a carbon copy of the same campaign except dealing with russians that you know, much bigger country, much more numerous people are much more influential. lovely. but it seems like to people they're managing the narratives in the west have basically just copied the entire playbook and using it all over again. so one thing that the western governments are really good that i would argue all governments, in general, the western governments in particular because so much of their power is centered around narrative management is passing the blame for what's going on for their own mistakes and, and actions to somebody else, and now that the facilities in ukraine are all going, they're basically trying to blame russia for the cumulative effect of their own policies, both internal and external, foreign and domestic. and it's, it's just a one. it's an easy way to offload responsibility on to somebody else, but they're really, really good. this is one of their biggest skills to basically shut off blame on to somebody else. it. whatever happens, however bad things get into us. it's never, ever, ever. it's their fault. that is, you will never hear them admit to any sort of responsibility for anything that does it for me this hour i will be back in about $31.00 and a half minutes with another full fresh look at your news. this is our t international. glad have you ah ah ah ah, a with time option or as you know what you're doing on the ground for the final show in the studio, in 19 years to the eve of an invasion of iraq by the u. s. u. k, australia, and poland that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world. it was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and is the world today teaches on the edge of a global conflict that could be even more deadly than iraq. afghanistan, libby, or, or syria and join are from falls church, virginia by pals, former chief of staff, colonel larry wilkerson retired colonel wilkinson. thank you so much for coming back on the show. just stay in the past few days. i think one reporter said to jen saki, the press secretary for the white house. why are you sending in short, guns, pistols, a grenade launchers and the like to the ukrainian people as defensive weapons? what do you make of the massive amounts of arms on top of the ones given before i rushes invasion? what it, what do you make of this arming of you grain? well

u. s. u k and turkey acting as guarantors. a russian cruise missile has hit a government building in the port city of mich alive, which has been holding off a russian assault. at least 9 people died in the attack. the regional administration building was left with a gaping hole through it. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski condemned the attack, saying there were no military targets in the city. at least 5 people have been killed in a shooting incident in israel. police the saying the shootings happened at several locations and been a brand new television. at least one of those killed is thought to be a police officer. it's the latest in a series of attacks in the past week, which is rails, private history has called a new wave of terrorism. harry force, it has more from west drew, slim. well, initially the reports were that this attack her, it was on a motorcycle and it was some sort of a drive by shooting in separate locations inside. been a brack, which is an ultra orthodox sort of city or, or neighborhood of television, very densely populated part of the country. there's been disturbing video that has emerged since, which shows the government walking, having already it seems shot to people who are seen prone behind him. and then firing again. the saudi led coalition says it will halt military operations in yemen. starting on wednesday, saudi arabia, state news agency says the coalition wants to create a positive atmosphere during ramadan to help negotiations between yamini factions to succeed. the armed group announced a 3 day sci fi earlier, but declined to attend the talks. and at least 8 bodies have been recovered after an attack on a train traveling through northern nigeria, $26.00. people who said have been injured and several kidnapped about a 1000 people, reportedly on board. war hotels is next, featuring, sorry, overs holiday in home to journalists during the 1990 siege. to how do you define successful 1st here in charge of counseling, we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living. what do you think's been driving to form a quality market this year? counting the cost on al jazeera. ready ah, the hotel holiday devora hotel was our house. people were shot dead on the entrance to the hotel. i do remember time and hotel those as shelled and started burning. but his amulet philip competing with i'd turned to the camera man, i said look, let's go out of here. how had this place continued to function? getting 3 and a half years of siege holiday. it was the best to tell the people of the world what was happening in sorry im ah ah ah ah ah. ready ready sarajevo, city of love, arts and music. but on the banks of the 1000000 karuba, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina, history as also been carved in the heart of the balkans. this place has given birth to civilizations and peoples on witless wars that have shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions, and ethnicities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody war. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian muslims, serbs, and croats. this distinctive yellow building on the front line. so the siege and bloodshed close up, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of, sorry, a bos infamous war hotel. the holiday inn ah, in 1982 sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic games. 2 years later, the holiday inn designated for v i. peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction. before the hotel was built, the land was cold circus. blatt's because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history at lest, as de monfort university in the u. k. he's written full books on the balkans, including one about, sorry, a vote. landmark holiday in the design of the building was quite controversial. it was designed by this sod able architect at events that i've seen buildings you can find all over the city, the skill model. the original skill model of the hotel was and was built in yellow, was constructed of yellow plastic. but when the builders were working on the building actually started to construct the facade, and they saw that the facade was actually yellow. a events that are said that they, it came as quite a shock. they didn't expect the building itself, actually to be yellow, bosnian architect, even straus came up with a new hotel concept, which he cooled. a city in a hotel which you have no need to leave floors and corridors which opened into a spacious lobby, giving the illusion of greater size the holiday ins grand opening was on the 6th of october, 1983 with the president of the international olympic committee one ant

u. s. e u and u. k. have already banned any equipment and components needed to sustain military capabilities, as well as luxury goods. the u. s. is cut off russian oil and gas imports. the u. k . will phase it out by the end of the year while the e. u aims to become independent from russian russian energy, while before 2030 below russian flights have been banned from the u. s. u. k. and european aerospace, the u. k is also banned the private jets chartered by russians and western countries of frozen the assets of russia. central bank cut in the country all from $630000000000.00 in foreign currency reserves. some russian banks have been removed from the international financial messaging system. swift and hundreds of members of russia's government then business leaders, known as oligarchs, have been independently sanctioned or diplomatic editor. james base has more from brussels. e, u foreign ministers meeting earlier this week. in the 4 weeks since the invasion, they've already agreed for packages of sanct

u. s. u. k. france and germany. we had made it clear during the 2 plus 4 negotiations that we would not extend nato beyond the ill. we could not therefore offer poland and others membership in nato. is it any surprise that moscow has become distrustful all at once? it was a document with a legally binding security guarantees, but it seems that the west was never interested in this. the same way. it was never interested in keeping its promises to force ukraine to implement the medical chords . key of pledge decentralizing reforms, to provide bored autonomy to the eastern regions that declared independence in 2014 . instead t of launched what a called an antique terrorist operation in the breakaway republics. ah ah ah, the fact that over 14000 people were children, the don bye since 2014 didn't seem to concern or to be noticed by the international community. the west also closed its eyes to the fact that many of the volunteer battalions accompanying the ukrainian military in a fight against the rebels. had nationalist backgrounds ah, after years of stale mate and suffering, the don bus republics requested rushes help in putting an end to what they perceived as ukrainian military aggression. russia sees the military operation as a defense of these people. of course, the west narrative is one of aggression, despite their own military interventions in iraq, syria, afghanistan, and serbia, to name just a few. as us outlets cover russia's talk on ukraine, remember how the same outlets cover u. s. attacks when the u. s. bombs, syria in 2017 m. s. m, b c's, brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reads a car, it was simply enthusiastic about trump's attack on syria. i think donald trump became president of the united states last night. he talked to our international norms, industrial rules about america's role and enforcing justice in the world. all of us, including the iraqi people, are going to be very fortunate. did i think was the smartest thing george bush did? why would we intervene and libya because it be the right thing to do? because people are dying for altruistic reasons. this is, as i say, a consequence of a consistent pattern off by a license of international law by us, by the united states and by nature, i say that it would have been super easy for the western powers. ah, to accept that the best solution would be to have a declaration of neutrality for ukraine. an

u. s. u k. france, germany did nothing. and i think that in bold and the russians to go ahead and be even more aggressive. so that's why i, president biden is not said this is a red line because that, that figure of speech you box yourself and i would anticipate that there would be consequences. that would be even more severe for the kremlin, although we're running out of things. other things to do to them short of kinetic force or chemical weapons is part of their warfare doctrine, isn't it? i mean, they've used it specifically against their opposition figures like alex and the valley and some of those, but they've attacked on fund streets in europe. a former us official, the national security council says moscow accepts the use of chemical agents in warfare. the stakes for putin existential. he said, if that's one more to he comes from this thing, he will do you think that's possible? yeah, i agree with the on the hill so comments a few weeks ago when she was asked about this and she said, oh yes he would. that doesn't me

u. s. u. k, france and germany. we had made it clear during the 2 plus 4 negotiations that we would not extend nato beyond the l. we could not therefore offer poland and others membership in nato. is it any surprise that moscow has become distrustful all at once? it was a document with a legally binding security guarantees, but it seems that the west was never interested in this the same way. it was never interested in keeping its promises to force ukraine to implement the men sca cords here played decentralizing reforms to provides bored autonomy to the eastern regions that declared independence in 2014. instead t of launched what a called an anti terrorist operation in the breakaway republics. ah ah, the fact that over 14000 people were children, the done by since 2014 didn't seem to concern or to be noticed by the international community. the west also closed its eyes to the fact that many of the volunteer battalions accompanying the ukrainian military in a fight against the rebels. had nationalist backgrounds. a

u. s. u k. they even cold for an urgent security council meeting on this incidence. and that despite all the reports from the ukraine's emergencies ministry that they have everything under control. and there is no threat of a nuclear kind of consolidation. of course, ukraine's the president's that of letters. lensky was a 1st with an anxious message to the world. this have a listen sheets we believe to come. we're getting that said be a nazi. i'm new book you. yes, i would have, we will say, can may seem unit you will, can say of why i sent you. probably, you know, i need you. roby wasn't simply mean risky. sca well once again, locals report that the fire had been extinguished, no casualties, and no threat for man culture as well. in the western ukrainian city of laval, volunteers have been building a bomb shelter in one of its parks. it's designed to hold on 100 people. one of the workers explained what he was do. we are all in here and here, and we help in to clean about bomb shelter because the leap is still not in danger, but we have to be prepared for russian invasion, iverson change in one all or so. mom explosion and i live in santa, i live in peaceful district of a c t and it was immediately i understood that the order started, the injury is different. moreover, in the polar city of the mosque, a school has also been turned into a refugee shelter as headmaster seats. it will be able to take more than 20 refugees. you pay for more personal hygiene products. ne long life, food bandages and blankets to be sent. that says more and more refugees are arriving into this city which lies near the ukrainian border. while 249 civilians, something killed, and 553 wounded in the 1st week of russia's offensive against ukraine. those figures from the un human rights office. most of the council teams were caused by missiles or a strike shelling and other explosive impacts. after 8 days of fighting around $1000000.00 residents, subnet fled ukraine to bring countries. ukraine's president has again requested not a no fly zone, be set up over ukraine, or more fighter jets be delivered. he also made a personal, please vladimir putin while claiming he didn't understand the security guard in tease moscow seeking ukraine to give guarantee. a storm of not me when you are not near stillia, those guys come with us. the dive younger my name was sad some more by godaddy. she went to my ears and on the other side of the conflict in the loo, gowns con dynette peoples. republics, residents continue to endure intense puzzles between the ukrainian military and local militia forces. we have received footage of some of the damage in the loft in the don boss region where shelling was reported. the city's mer published this video of a home hit during the fighting emergency services, helping, trying to restore the basic utilities like water and electricity. we also got some video from 2 villages in the loot gowns for public who's forces say they've taken control of ukrainian army struggle on a vehicle check one local authorities, same ukrainian soldiers have not been forced out of more than 40 towns and villages in the maria phenomena file this report from one of the we're now driving closer to the frontline to the area is that the army here calls liberated areas and it's completely different picture here we just left legans. we arrived in the town of nova, i dar about a 100 kilometers north of logan's, just day off to the russian army. took it under their control. you can see doesn't look like there was any fighting here and we were told that's because the ukrainian army was not to actually resisting. they were abandoning their positions, living behind weaponry vehicles, armored vehicles, and actually everything looks absolutely peaceful. yellow and blue ukrainian flags us tail everywhere here for a tiers since key of launched its counter terrorism operation against wordsworth. then ukraine's east and most regions of the nearest and logans. these town, as well as by the way, all the towns and villages in the area has been living under ukrainian rule. and we heard from locals. what was that like? see this one is cross. that means the run you rouelis here will go to his appointment. well, of course, at 1st it was hard when you crane came and then every one just got used to it. fighting is hard and the attitude. we've never been loved here cuz it was nice to pin road him if you know at 1st one of my grandchildren who was 2 years old, kept saying grandma there booming. i'm scared. well, i come him down. every one is scared. it's very difficult time. we're worried about people on that site and the other side, and also worried for you were told that this is where her ukraine's security service headquarters were in this town. here's the ukrainian flag. as you can see, we're going to go check. they say it's in the basement. things are scattered all over the place and clear people were live in this place. in a hurry. this is where the office of the head of this little region used to be. locals used to call this building a white house, and there are signs here in ukraine, and he says, attention attention, attention. it's about evacuation of local residents. if you want to leave this place, they say there are buses leaving from central square every day at noon. yeah, and you could then you for you, why would i leave my beloved? is it the cemetery here we help peaceful come here because say that live, he's slowly coming back to this town. but the military vehicles are the only will i've seen in this town. there are different forces fighting here on one side. this is the army of the republic of logan's. they are now going to the front line to rejoin with the russian army. these forces were advancing from different directions. now when they meet, we can shakes pat on the back. they will continue together. murray from ocean r r t from the elegans quit public. and amid the fierce fighting taking place in ukraine, we got an exclusive interview from a ukrainian soldier, and the tension had been captured by russian troops. it is possible he was speaking under duress. the soldier was injured in the facilities on his now in hospital. this is his account of what happened the board. yeah. actually, i mean, it was it was the way, but when we put those stuff, we don't show up much he get physical polish. it just it was this, i mean law, moscow say ukraine is deliberately putting its civilian population at risk by using them as human shields. president clinton made the claim at his security conference, not only fish he in your not to give nationalists and neo nazi groups with foreign mercenaries and their ranks also including those coming from the middle east. you citizens as human shields. i've already told you that there is solid evidence. there are image is clearly showing them deploy military hardware in residential district, kilometers. all of a 2nd round of piece talks wrapped up yesterday, thursday in dollars with both sides, agreeing to set up humanitarian corridors for civilians. with more on the wall, it means the ramifications here. chartina constantine rush comes as well. it's pretty significant. these humanitarian corridors are especially needed in urban areas affected by heavy fighting stuff that the people there who stranded their can have a safe way to leave. both sides also agreed to deliver food in medicine to these areas, as well as to impose limited and temporary c fires. they would only be maintained during the time when people are evacuated. they had the russian delegation, letterman in ski, urged how many cranes do actively use these passages, or he added to do something that the fighting isn't necessary for any presidential aid me here. who was also present at the meeting, welcomed the 2 sides, agreeing on humanitarian corridors. however, he said that key of hasn't achieved the goals. it's saw it leading up to this meeting. that means that the fighting in ukraine will continue. however, now there is a way for civilians to escape earlier. moscow accused of using civilians as human shields by placing hardware, military hardware in residential areas next to schools and hospitals. it's also worth noting that the 2 sides shook hands before the meeting. the head of the russian delegation, bladder remedy, and ski was the 1st to reach out his hand. there's going to be a 3rd round of talks where the 2 sides will meet up again to firm up these agreements as well as to put them on paper. now i want to bring you this, we also got to take up the former director general of the united nations office in geneva on the conflict thing. ukraine as the oldest, like negotiations for the go spaces like for report administer group made that much better to have 10 years of negotiations. one work but history group is inevitable. whether you would like it or not, but we're in, in this case, was, there was no way actually war several times the publicly, privately dawkins misstatements. you're going to have your grade. you read the aggression against that. yes. can look, ask lou course the russian response to the russian population. and we cannot tolerate such an enemy board the will will be used as a entity as a semester, down in the politic and they're going to in whatever a french journalists has been criticized for, claiming locals in the dumbass region are being targeted by the ukrainian government and laura ben has been filming in the war torn eastern ukraine areas since 2015 and spoke about her experience on air in france. second, you are dead and wounded. i filmed them every day. i take photos every day, save us proof. i do not have any political message to compress, but just so you know, this conflict has been widely discussed for a week, but it has lost it already a tears and caused the death of 13000 people. people are devastated. all of them are ukranian and they're extremely surprised that europe is now aware of the situation. all of the shelling, hiding and living, and basement heavy artillery everywhere. i was filming this back in 2015. but i repeat, this has been going on since 2014, on the, on the computer. sorry to interrupt. not all of us know about the situation as much as you do that since you've been following for so many years. something you said, surprise him. he said that all those people are ukrainian and the showing is also conducted by ukrainians. definitely. this is something really important and somehow it's being ignored. presidents of the don't best begin to be targeted by their own government in 2014 russian speaking citizens fell victim to shelling by key of governmental. it's true, i have proof, i can show it as soon as i go back to france. i have a whole documentary. it's undeniable. so today the showing is being carried out by russians where ukrainians, the craniums are shining, where i am now. the ukrainian government bombed it said, since children had to live in basements for months. the film that i made in 2015 has proof of these crimes against humanity. i take responsibility for my words, an edge to watch it. the other day i was at the school, 2 teachers were hit by explosion. they're both to come into play. did this photo facebook. i met elderly women who could not leave this area. civilians are falling victim to heavy artillery. rocket launches. i'm not very good with weapon, but i can confirm that here in the don't best in the russian speaking part, residential areas are still being show today. yesterday the net square. and you think these bombings are being conducted by the central ukranian authorities. so yes. meanwhile, report say the french president, among the will mac kron was left for straits it following a phone call with lot of we are putting over rushes, actions in ukraine. according to the kremlin, the russian leader rejected the majority of crowns, arguments during a 90 minute conversation. charlotte davinsky can tell us more the worst is yet to come. a very stark assessment by frances president on the situation in ukraine. now that followed yet another long phone call with his counterpart president putin, of the russian federation with an aide to mack on saying that apparently the french leader believes that putin is intent on seizing the whole of the country of ukraine . now, a french official also suggested that preaching told me that the war in ukraine was going to plan. but macklin was pretty blunt. when he told him that he was making a major mistake saying you all lying to yourself. it's understood that preaching continued to assert that russia is trying to demilitarize and to de not sci fi ukraine, but president michael was holding back very bluntly saying that ukraine wasn't a nazi regime. microns own assessment of the cool was pretty pessimistic. according to this tweet, i spoke to president putin this morning. he refuses to stop his attacks on ukraine at this point. it is vital to maintain dialogue, to avoid human tragedy. i will continue my efforts and contacts. we must avoid the worst, but corn is then said they've spoken to the ukrainian presidency lensky, to say that he believed that the russian leader was determined to pursue a military operation. right to the very end. now, following that cool between mack on impeaching and elisa official also told reporters here in france that the country is thinking of toughening sanctions even more against russia. they said that the current sanctions 1st though needed to be evaluated and then that they would be complimented and the sanctions have already started to bite those who are here in france, a c p. your belonging to one russian oligarch was seized by customs officials on the mediterranean coast. in other developments, you ministers have also been meeting she approved for the very 1st time the use of the temporary protection directive. now it will give those refugees who are fleeing ukraine, temporary protection of it suggests. it will also mean that they'll get you residency and the rights that come along without presidency, access to health care and education for me. and that will be able to be renewed. we manage to have a unanimous decision on the temporary protection directive. there's never been used, even those been existing for 20 years. when this comes into force, everybody can have the protection directly. they can work. they can have their, they can have the help with their commendation children can go to school. there will be no wasting time here. and this is really, really important. now he was hyped up has been a 40 major announcement, but there was some in the press room. the question whether actually this had been watered down. that's because the scope of the directive is actually a lot wider than what is being implemented. it is white enough to include giving those protections to food nation nationals. that means individuals from other countries who were working in ukraine studying in ukraine legally, who've also had to flee the country as a result of the war. however, the directive assets been and actually it will only be a political ukrainians. now there's also a warning that won't be you is seeing an inflexible round $1000000.00 refugees in just one week alone. that many more could be on their way. you shouldn't be naive, the commissioner said, millions of refugees will create challenges. however, she believe that the e was in a much better position. since the migration course is in 2015 to ensure that those protections would be upheld, that least ukrainian citizens with the showing a united stance in its efforts to help you cleaning refugees. protests have been health rights. europe buns around the worlds rushes actions in berlin, 5000 students out there say outside the finish, 9 calling for peace. while in the both gary and capital of fear, people celebrated its national de holding ukrainian flags. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallying carrying anti war banners up trafalgar square. and in israel, dozens of protesters gathered to collect humanitarian aid for the ukrainian. it is peaceful. the smile claims by western politicians, not the crippling sanction slumbered. russia won't effect ordinary people. the international council specialist network, unquote, are separate all cooperation with russian doctors out of solidarity with ukraine, the world's health organization. needless to say, list cancer as a leading cause of death worldwide. uncle alerts is a network of colleges whose compensated goal is to end the disease. nevertheless, a recent social media post shows they will now be helping to do that in russia. the head of the russian presidential counsel for human rights believes no matter the circumstances. people's health should always be kept outside of politics. this is some kind of revenge, not just on the country of russia. it's revenge on cancer patients who live in russia. this is beyond good and evil. less by the decision by uncle, alert, fleeting, russian on colleges. under capron, sage, russian doctors are still cooperating with many other international organizations. we cannot say it's a wide spread story. we maintain relationships with the largest and best known uncle logical organizations. and we haven't felt any deterioration in our relationship yet. of course we hope that this will not happen well rover. i believe the on co alerts organization will return to cooperation with us and reason will prevail in soviet times we will isolated for a very long time. and yet we have excellent medicine. some of the best doctors, none of us are insured from ending up in a sick bed. no one is protected from cancer, not even doctors. that is why there should be no politics. hale. ok, something else to bring you. a former us diplomat has provoked anger after claiming civilian casualties caused by the u. s. and conflicts or an accident or russia does a deliberately that lead to a chinese column is to highlight the starkly different attitude towards i'll scan on ukrainian casualty the us drone strikes, killed at least thousands of civilians and they can't be explained away or by accidents or much else the media has been following a similar line when comparing the events in ukraine to the middle east. me, i'm sorry, it's really emotional for me because i see europe and people with blue eyes and blown here being here. this isn't a place with all due respect, you know, like iraq or afghanistan. this is a relatively civilized, relatively european. i have to choose those words carefully to, we were in the 21st century. we were in a european city and we have cruise missile fire as though we were in iraq. and a syrian refugee is calling it the fact. europe opened its doors to hundreds of thousands of ukrainians in less than a week while he fled the word 310 years ago, but has still not been

u. s. u k. france, germany did nothing. and i think that in bold and the russians to go ahead and be even more aggressive. so that's why president biden is not said, this is a red line because that, that figure of speech you box yourself and i would anticipate that there would be consequences. that would be even more severe for the kremlin, although we're running out of things. other things to do to them. short of kinetic force or chemical weapons is part of the warfare doctor, isn't it? i mean, they've used it specifically against their opposition figures like alex and the valley and some of those that they've attacked on fund streets in europe. a former us official at the national security council says moscow accepts the use of chemical agents in warfare. the stakes for putin existential. he said, if that's one more to he comes from this thing, he will do you think that's possible? yeah. i agree with the on the hill so comments a few weeks ago when she was asked about this and she said, oh yes he would. that doesn't mean will. but certainly i think. busy he would countenance john this list even if it was not for state survival, but if it was necessary to accelerate the extermination of ukrainians or to de populate area by getting ukrainians on the road. the most likely scenario with chemical weapons is probably something like serial chlorine, not anymore, not something like a nerve agent. chlorine still kills people, but the casualty rate probably is somewhere similar to rockets artillery but it puts things into different category. and certainly the idea of seeing kids and old people murdered by any kind of chemical weapons, any kind of gas is going to put in miss pressure only administration and other heads of state and government to, to take action and assure and those who will be most worried about the threat of chemical weapons would be eastern europe, baltic states. they'd been warning about russian aggression in the region for some time. the question is why nobody's been listening to their voices over the years. well, i think that there is a large part of western europe that is further away from russia, but also inside the united states. and inside of u. k, where you've got a huge russian money business energy dependencies. so there's been a reluctance to confront this for a variety of bad reasons. and i would say, shame on everybody that said, come on, russia is not going to do this. i live in frankfort. i hear from friends all the time before this happened. come on, what are you worried about? it makes no sense. food would never attack. and here we are. and unfortunately, in the real world, you can't make your threats go away, but not by looking the other way or wish that they didn't exist. and so we're paying the price for that. now. to date nato's reinforcements in those countries don't have too much deterrent value. do they a few 1000 extra troops, a few more fight aircraft? not nearly enough. is it 1st allowed completely disagree with you that they don't have much to turn the fact that it's been pretty effective so far. but i do agree with you that we don't have enough. we don't have enough air missile defense. we don't have en

u. s. u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w. bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and is the will to de teachers on the edge of a global conflict that could be even more deadly than iraq. afghanistan libya.