w correspondent, funny if a child who's in malesky in weston ukraine. good morning, honey. tell us about the night and how things are looking way you all this morning relative o'clock called her i am right now, but people always preparing room. the next shelter work and they go to it again, they hear there's an alarm, you have to go. they are military i. there's a military base me by mid your way has about 30 to 50 kilometers from here that have been attacked on the previous days. and not last night, however, but there was a critical infrastructure attacked near keith as we have just heard an oil terminal . and also there was a lot of fighting the north eastern part of keith, apparently saboteurs addressing as a ukrainian soldiers. and apparently, also a taking a tank most likely of from a, from a military are based near you cray and iraqi, if that's been heavily of force in between ukrainian or russian forces. these conflicting information by the data, a military base, hostile mal is known russian or in ukrainian hands. but as we have just heard presidents lensky pointing

no breads a legit plans to invade ukraine. weston officials of that citizens to leave the country admitted media claims. an attack is just days away. ah pig, off and on dozens rested, outspread, tweet, clap down of so called freedom called boy protest against the pan date. but the checkpoint on all mc vehicles in central paris are the reports right from the thick of it as well as you can see, the tear gas is it coming towards us now launched by the police just behind if they were trying to control the crowd or what are you doing? what are you doing with and to rest in canada as well? whether freedom convoy movement foster, much with the countries prime minister labeling the protest in britain 6 prima. this is a story of a country that got through this pandemic, by being united and a few people shouting and waving. swastikas does not define who canadian are and a hearing in to the a legendary in case of russian figure skater, camila valley. it gets underway, deciding on whether she'll be able to father completed me and then pick out those russians figure skating federation. does that compet

in weston, ukraine. mathias hi there at what can you tell us about the situation on the ground of his our so here is no easy way to sir. the situation is rather calm because our it's quite far now right now it's quite far from the, from the front line and her, we don't have fights here or tags approaching. but we have frequent air raids. so um we are in and out of the basement of the building and are we are we are hiding but we also see days and there, there is a traces of the war in everyday life. for example, most shops are closed. only those that sell food and, and pharmacies are open, everything else is closed. then also people are engaging in activities to support the army. for example, there are places where people can donate her clothes, mattresses, food as well for the army as well as for refugees. and there are many refugees here . so there is quite a few bit of tension year in the air as well. although we're not as hard hit as other places. ok. 90th, lots of tension. and as you have just said, they're now president. the lensky isn't expressing very high hopes for these talks

as in the much smaller city of tennessee in weston ukraine. we also film for your max that in 2018 in locations including this restaurant specialities from the book of vino region, accentuated the good mood janet the showed that ukraine was formed by many different cultural influences. many buildings such as churches and cafes, are reminiscent of the time between 17751918. the city was then part of the hop spoke. empire tal guide. christina county told us how this period continues to influence the city to day. i think were kept as the boss from that's time our city is modern, contemporary but has to have those foster and traditions. and a good way. i wouldn't say that we are conservative. however, we can notice people can speak different languages, and this is normal for different languages are also spoken at the eurovision song contest. the competition was held in ukraine in 2017 the 2nd time as your max was there in keith, ukraine was proud to present itself as cosmopolitan and european but even then war was being fought, just 700 kilometers

put him would be weary of sending his troops deep into ukraine, especially as we get towards weston ukraine? is it likely that we will see a situation where russian troops will be pulled back to the eastern o and, and southern parts of ukraine at least, rather than getting and brought into some kind of long term career conflict? well, you could see that, but then what is your goal? who's going to be running ukraine? will you still have zalinski there? will you try and put your owner ah, you know, leader in there and will the ukrainian people support him and not created in surgery? that's the real question, because if you're not willing to go all the way militarily, ah, then what do you do if you haven't achieved your objective today? we've seen, of course, this massive operation, an invasion of that many a calling an invasion of ukraine. does this mean the end of the road for diplomacy? let's not forget, just a few days ago, there was talk of even perhaps a bite and potent meeting all that seems very distant. now. i'm not presenting ministry offering the purchase of ukraine. so and minister

in weston, ukraine. mathias hi there at what can you tell us about the situation on the ground of his our so here is this. her situation is rather calm because ah, it's quite far now right now it's quite far from the, from the front line and her. we don't have fights here or tanks approaching. but we have frequent air aids. so um we are in and out of the basement of the building and are we are we are hiding but we also see days and then there is a traces of the war in everyday life. for example, most shops are closed. only those that sell food and, and pharmacies are open, everything else is closed and also people are engaging in activities to support the army. for example, there are places where people can donate her clothes, mattresses, food as well for the army as well as for refugees. and there are many refugees here . so there is quite a bit of tension year in the air as well. although we're not as hard hit as other places. okay. 90th, lots of tension. and as you have just said, they're now president. the lensky isn't expressing very high hopes for these talks that are due to tak

australia, which has temporarily shut down his embassy in kiev, relocating all operations to weston, ukraine, and wall. as you can see, a number of nations have urged their citizens to leave the country out. right. the backdrop of that being the endless media reports alleging russia will attack in the coming days. now moscow's repeatedly denied having any such plans as artsy. saskia taylor explains as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch the wilds been laying bats on how it will all play out this a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently that people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time, should vladimir putin decide to order it. and he might be always 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia, but even from dabbling, couldn't, could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remained in ukraine should leave now.

jonah, you're, you're talking to us from levine in weston, ukraine. you just brings up to date on, on what's been happening there on the ground and, and elsewhere in the country. in terms of movement on the various front lines in this conflict, probably the biggest development is, is the ukranian side. apparently conceding that they've lost control of the town of the answer on the black sea coast. it's been heavy fighting there between buddy, i'm can saw a big port city over the course of the weekend that cement potentially a land border for russia between crime in the south and those breakaway eastern regions. that now looks as though it's probably a possible land border that's been renewed missile attacks overnight around how key the big city of the east and the capital of course have no immediate word about the extensive damage of casualties. residential building is i think you were mentioning a 150 kilometers north east of here. i was hit by missile again. no word of casualties there. but as these talks go on, a real vice like group of pressure bu

i can't see how russia could except a cro weston ukraine. we'll just come back to that topic in related question. i just want to go back to the deployment of these troops called peacekeeping all his by russia. obviously, as we said before, the president had described them as being their potentially being there to save lives, to stabilize the region, to keep the peace. the u. k. are the western leaders a, you leaders, the west and the us president views these as invading forces and i worry they can go further into other regions of ukraine. these are the polar opposite points of view. and just in terms of the media coverage that's been we've seen over the last few days how people supposed to figure out what's really going on with 2 such vastly differing parallel realities in place and so differently by the media. well, i think we have to distinguish on the one hand between the assessment of the actions we've seen so far and speculation about what may happen, what is certainly true is that a very tough sanctions against russia. at this point, a

now, australia has temporarily shut down as embassy and kia relocating all operations to weston ukraine, that after a number of countries urge that citizens to leave the country. it's all made media reports are alleging that russia will attack in the coming days. of course, moscow assistant has no designs on ukraine. regarding the latest wave of hysteria is a correspondence husky taylor. as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch the wilds been laying back on how it will all play out. a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently that people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time. should vladimir putin decide to order it, and he might be only 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia. but even from bad bullying, couldn't, could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remained in ukraine should leave now the medi

1000000 of them, alexia brian, al jazeera oh, andrew simmons, joyce me alive now from la viv in weston, ukraine. and i angie if you come from the, the ukrainian capital key of where you've been reporting to us of the last few days . just bring us up to speed on what's been happening there 1st. ah, well, still more attacks at one missile involved overnights, a number of other incidents involving fighting on the west, intense fighting on the west. and indeed on the southern part of the city where there has been an advance of armored columns, but they're being held back according to the ministry of defense. furthermore, there has been an attack on a gas storage plants. it on the outskirts of the city that caused an enormous fire, which is yet to be extinguished completely in terms of civilians. situation is getting worse and worse. the of that, that there is talk of all sorts of problems for them living on the ground in terms of, of food, in terms of getting them water because they are literally living under ground. most of the time because of the martial law and the few that's been extended. and

i've read a legit plans to invade ukraine. weston officials. i just asked citizens to leave the country. i met media planes and attack is just days away. ah, oh, take off and a dozens arrested out, scratch me, clap down. so pulled freedom called boy protest against the pan date, but the checkpoint, all mc vehicles in central parish, he reports right from the thick of it as well as you can see, the tear gas isn't coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind if they were trying to control the crowd or was.

what are the few international russia times hysteria over its alleged plans to invade ukraine? as weston officials owed their citizens to leave the country? i made media claims and attack is days away. ah, with dozens arrested, as french police clamped down on the so called freedom convoy protesters against covert mandates. checkpoints, as we understand on the vehicles patrolling central paris in the center is where our correspondent reports, where you can see the t gas isn't coming towards us. now launched by the police just behind is they were trying to control the crowd. or what are you doing? what do you do? i did a rest in canada as well, where the freedom convoy movement 1st emerged, the country's prime minister labeling the protesters as fringe extremely. this is a story of a country that got through this pandemic, by being united and a few people shouting and waving. swastikas does not define who canadian or rupture is figure skating federation claims camila is innocent of any wrongdoing . despite her testing positive for a band substance, a hearing on the teenagers case is getti

moscow for talks with president vladimir putin shorts walls that any russian attack on ukraine would trigger immediate weston sanctions. and just minutes before the 2 leaders have met, russia announced the withdrawal of some of its forces from ukraine's borders. moscow says the military pull back his plan following the completion of scheduled maneuvers. but it's still unclear how reliable these pictures are and how many troops are being withdrawal. and let me remind you, you can always get d w news on the gold. just download of our out of from a google play or from the app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and if you happen to be part of a new stair story yourself, you can also use the d w app to send us your photos and your videos of what's happening around and that's it from me and the new scene here in berlin. do not go away off next. w's kickoff with raw pomp of magistrate 22 in the book. and of course, there's plenty of old world news as well as analysis, debate, business and sports news for you on our webs

countless others like them or ah, russia, sam hysteria mowbray, it's a legend plans to invade ukraine as weston officials, assistance to leave the country amid media plains and attack is just days away. ah, take gas and dozens arrested. as french police clamped down on the so called freedom at convoy protestors against that mandate, but checkpoints and armored vehicles in central power all to report the right from the thick of it was you can see the tear gas is in coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind is they were trying to control the crowd. are you doing? what do you do? i do.

in this government held village and eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell. ukrainian and weston leaders believe it was struck by pro russian forces. no children were injured, but the kindergarten teacher said it was a closed call. no, here. living with him due to my, his, his navarro, children were having breakfast at the time and were planning to have lessons in that room at 9 a. m, according to their schedule, shows luckily the children were not heard. only the employees were shell shocked to western observers. believe the shelling may have been a false flag operation by rush, a prompt, a counter attack. that separate just accused ukrainian government forces of opening fire as well. you as president joe biden believes the russian invasion will take place any day. now how high a drought move worker number one number to read the believe that they are gay ball. why got braces average this is william. every indication we have with a fact that a un security council meeting us secretary of state antony, blinking, warned russia was already manufacturing for vacation to justify an att

provocation when the russians are quite clearly stated that ukraine should not be entering into any security arrangements with, with it's weston. with, with western governments. were saying some nato states pouring munition and other military devices into ukraine and others keeping the distance is always seeing what could be a division in nato over the ukraine situation. so there is undoubtedly a division within a tang. i'm nicer is often more divide. it likes to mess on and, and this, this, this is, this is, this is a reflection of the fact that may have such different interests or says the british who have traditionally been very ok. you've got so poland, baltic states and states like this, but starting to russia. and then you've got the western european, central european states, western central, hey taylor, who are much more amenable to building relationships with, with moscow and, and who seem to understand more the need for moves towards a common security agenda. it involves not just the establishment of a strong military alliance, the strongest, the world is ever seen against but also drawing in russia and eventually chi

. un security council resolution condemning rushes, military intervention. ukraine is vetoed by russia, which is claiming weston double down with the united states.

un security council resolution condemning russia military intervention and ukraine is vetoed by russia, which is claiming weston double down with the united states sets the bar when it comes to invasions. i will refrain from listing the aggressions that the united states has committed in its history. but it has no right to preach morality to russia. ah, and i am here in the russian capital, and you're watching all t internationally as we continue to take you through the latest updates on the ongoing crisis in ukraine, including live reports from our correspondence on the ground. and of course, we're discussing the global repercussions of what we're witnessing goal. so thanks for joining us. on the 3rd day of russia's so called special military operation, ukraine is underway with more explosions reported in the capital of keith. the apartment building has been hit in a reported missile attack on the outskirts of kias. several flows have been damaged . there are no reports of victims. the house is located close to key giuliani port the data. some unverified pictures reportedly showing a huge thing and explosions

to security council resolution condemning rushes, military intervention and ukraine is vetoed by russia, which is claiming weston double standards with the united states. that's the bar when it comes to invasion. i will refrain from listening the aggressions that the united states has committed in its history, but it has no right to preach morality to russia ah with mid day here in the russian capital and you're watching aussie international as we continue to take you through the latest updates on the ongoing crisis and ukraine, thanks for being with us. i was the 3rd day of rushes, military operation, and ukraine with more explosions reported in the capital of these images show what appeared to be a mis. i'll strike on a residential tower block, reportedly located on the outskirts of kids. several floors have been damaged if i'm clear, if there are any victims, the house is located close to the airport the . these are some unverified pictures reported the showing shooting and they, and explosions and key of local, the sharing videos of fires and smoke along the capitol central victory avenue on the surrounding

ukraine within days. but russia dismisses what it calls weston lies about its plans to invade while its troops carry out drills with that. a roof near the ukrainian border. ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. the us release is frozen afghan assets, providing a 3 and a half $1000000000.00 boost for humanitarian aid. but warns that much more is needed on tony cheney heading in to the golden triangle, where methamphetamine smugly seems to have increased dramatically. no loss military . good. ah, welcome to the program. the white house says that you as president joe biden, will speak by phone with russia's lead him a person on saturday. that announcement came a short time after washington issued a blunt warning about the immediate threat of an invasion of ukraine. possibly within days, russia is repeatedly denied accusations of a planned incursion. u. s. national security advisor jake sullivan, spoke earlier on and again urged us citizens to leave ukraine immediately. he said that while the kremlin may not have made a final decision, the build up an

holding for a russia does with drawing it from the border with ukraine as military exercises draw to a close last, despite daily a law, mister weston predictions, eminence russian invasion. we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home base. despite the major pullback of russian troops, the white house doesn't yet see. it says the escalation with joe biden said he wants more prove also coming all the canadian prime minister triggers a never before used emergencies are renting. he's government extra powers to break up a truck as protest against vaccine mandates. it's greatest concern amongst provincial chiefs to question the measures point and legitimacy. we don't believe this is not .

ukraine within days. but russia dismisses what it calls weston lies about its plans to invade while its troops carry out drills with that. a roost near the ukrainian border. ah hello, i'm mary. i'm no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program.

weston, and military districts. it does look like russia has shown as commitment to this de escalation, this situation with ukraine, and kyra down in red square. thanks very much for that to you. now, more i do. you been following that news conference by the russian foreign minister after those talks with his polish counterpart, had the child to feel the question as well or did so galeb rob have to say well, of course, both of them said that the 1st of all this was a productive meeting which, which we didn't hear when that was where least trust the foreign secretary of great britain was here. that was a very tense meeting and very little productive or product productivity to it. in this case, our prime minister. so 4 minutes to love, rob said that yes they had agreed on the need to deescalate that. they had agreed and i. 1 met many ideas going into the future at things to make sure that europe is a safer place. but as a gay lover of also said that, you know, as a result of this, this is theory. he, by the way, i said that some nations had find this information that bordered on on terrorist life for its qualities fo

and a newly recognized public, a choosing ukraine of ratcheting up it's showing a time. meantime, the leader that don't have the people's republic denies weston reports of russian troops entering the region. however, he does say they could be brought in if the conflict, ethically western powers had russia with a wave of sanctions. promoteco says, storing energy prices are going to hurt consumers worldwide. and as we understand, tens of thousands of fled to dawn bass and reach days by crossing the border into neighboring russia era. nazi, we speak to some of the refugees who extremely terrified. that's why.

while you write ukraine's lead of what a game is, zalinski saying his country is ready for talks with russia, but not in battle roost. we will stop protein from using his war chest weston allies agree to cut some russian banks from the swift international financial system. ah, a russia had stepped up its military advance as its troops enter ukraine's 2nd biggest city of car keys. on the 4th day off its invasion, the regional governor says ukrainian forces are battling russian troops in the streets of khaki and one civilians. not to go outside as give you a fearful just what the fighting is there at the moment. but more boy. oh. read of the woman that bell like a military vehicles had been seen moving through the streets of khaki of sat center . the city, situated in the north east of ukraine near the separatist held regions of new hands and done yet more than 400 kilometers from the capital. give a russian forces have attacked oil and gas facilities across ukraine. spock in huge explosions, troops are trying to take over the a sealed copy and paste that south 40 kilometer south west of ki, have an oil depot. there is on fire after being hit by a russian miss. um we hav

because apparently no weston government really wants to get that involved to bring the price is too close to home. but speaking, kevin, a joint conference with the president of ukraine bars. johnson was also threatening russia saying that a packet of sanctions was right there at the ready should any russian military personnel step even a co cap into foreign territory. there would be ready to lump russia with these sanctions, but also in terms of this military might thing very specific about the ukranian army, but also appealing to the russian public to the single most useful thing we can do is get over to the russian public. the ukrainian army will find a $200000.00 medical bill on rome's in ukraine. they would put up a very, very fierce and bloody resistance light. i think that parents, mothers in russia should reflect on that. well, what we've learned from birth strong from his trip to care this is almost running away from issues right here in the heart of a westminster, at home falling all of these party gates scandals, offer scandals. i have a wrapped it in westminster, but quite embarrassingly for as a prime minister bar. as johnson, the very 1st question addre

weston headlines into a tizzy. i'm unfortunately, they said that these drills have become especially necessary in light of what they described as nato pumping weapons into ukraine, which is of course, just to the south of palo russ. on the west has a very different take on the allied resolve. they see them as very hostile, these are the ukraine, and that is despite that being foreign representatives and to chaise on the ground, observing them, making sure that there's no aggressive action happening. and that is also, despite the fact that the criminal has on numerous occasions, something weird reiterated today that they will be wrapping up in the coming days. and all the equipment will be shifted out very soon afterwards. but still, despite the fact that the west is receiving, numerous, reassured, says not only that that will be no invasion of ukraine, but these, ah, waterfalls are just a defensive. and despite of cool cit good of all the prophecies of an invasion on 15th and 16th turned out to be false. we continue to hear this very dogmatic war mongering rhetoric coming out of washington. our information indicates clearly that these forces are preparing to la

ukraine after president putin ordered strikes on cities across the country. president biden condemned the action, saying putin has chosen a premeditated war. westonrs promise more sanctions. markets convulse. stocks plunges the ruble sinks. treasuries surge and brent crude tops $100 a barrel. repricing across these markets in light of this military action russia. put in deciding to invade ukraine and we are going to break down and look at the corporate impacts. and of course the commodities and plaques for those, metals and gas crucial to those. the impacts being felt across those asset classes. let's check on how those markets are shaping up. you are seeing losses of 2.5 percent across the european benchmark. losses of 500 points on the dax. down 3%. the ftse 100 down 2.4%. we will move to see how things are shaping out sector by sector. every single sector in europe is underwater at this point. banks taking a massive hit followed by technology, autos, financial services. every single sector down by well over 1%. 3.8% on technology and close to 4% on autos. let's switch it up to see how things are playing out across assets as we look ahead to th

has noted ukraine has been warning its western allies to tone down their belligerent rhetoric. zalinski is potentially a, you know, somebody who could negotiate about this is a saying to his weston, allison, and patrons. you know, you're not helping us here. now you'd have thought that that might make people want doris johnson take a step back in and have a word with themselves. but of course they've got their own. i mean, he's got his own reasons for talking to us. let's go to, you know, basically does not want a peaceful resolution of this crisis. it wants it to drive home so that they can bring sanctions to bear on russia as part of general geo political contest with the russian federation. you know, basically threatening to fight to the last ukrainian canada's prime minister has branded more than 10000 truckers and their supporters rallying against the vaccine mandates as racists who steal food from the homeless. i want to be very clear. we are not intimidated by those who hurl insults and abuse of small business workers and steal food from the homeless. we won't give in to those who fly racist flags. we won't cave to those who engage in vandalism or dishonor the memory of o

weston media, or of course that does scaled back a little bit. when russia announced earlier today that there will be sending troops home from the southern and western military districts. and on the board of ukraine, after completing at military drills, president putin said he cannot ignore the expansion of ukraine and that russia needs a guarantees on security that nato will not expand. now, when president putin was asked, does he wants a war or by one 3rd journalist presence at the press conference? he says, of course not something we don't once in our generation. of course he was talking about all our shoals, the german chancellor in our generation. he said, it's something that is unthinkable, but there has been no constructive response set to those security demands. however, turning his attention to the conflict in east ukraine, he said, what is going on in the areas of new cancer and tom bass and reminds him of rosa phobia. and rosa phobia is the 1st step to something that looks like genocide on amazon by our assessment. what is happening in don boss right now is genocide. so those are talks between and german chancellor, ala schultz and vladimir putin are going on for some time over 3 hours

ukraine. so far as i know, the air traffic control system is still functioning. ok. but he could end out leading to the days, you know, obviously this ross kills for weston bass airlines and those that are not connected to russia. and how significant is it that russia taken the same retaliatory math measures against some countries including you? i mean it's, it's, i don't think it's anything terribly significant. there are more countries making life difficult for the russian aviation than just the single country in the case of russia. forget the simplicity. question perhaps. but tell us why country is close there. aerospace during certain times of war. well, yeah, i mean we've already seen what happened. 7, we with m a 17 that we shot down by russian me miss saw when the last column ukraine was going on. this is now syria sold out war. and although back in that time that was in the in theory space about the country, it clearly didn't work. and i would imagine that both we craniums and probably the rational really won't bother anchor off getting in the way. ok, thank you so much terry. those are for speaking to us from the u. k. u of western nations are uniting to targ