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doesn't zimmer zane looting it is beyond humanity. this rocky strike proves that. for many motions, our cave is absolutely foreign to them. they don't know a thing about our capital of about our history, but they all have orders to erase our history arrays. our country a raises all wednesday saw a lull in the fighting, and many families took the opportunity to make their escape. some of them getting to the outskirts by foot and finding bridges destroyed by ukrainian forces to hold back russian advances were okay. so of we should with, with you, the enemy is pulling its troops close to the capital we, we are getting ready, and we will defend our city. in the south, the russians are now claiming they've taken their 1st ukrainian city since the fighting began. it's the black sea port of her song. in the city of anna holder, residents blocked the road to europe's largest nuclear power station in a stand off with the russian forces overhead near moody. so as it was obviously the nuclear part is under secure protection of the workers and people are standing under ukraini

many of them coming here through levine, you saw there in zane's package. you know, the heartbreak continues even though getting here to relative safety. you then have the next phase, a lot of families who leave their men have to stay behind. so what this war not only devastating, you know, the infrastructure and killing people, you're also having them completely rip of heart the fact the fabric of family life . so this is. ringback amanda again and again, even humanitarian agencies coiling on russia to allow for the safe passage of hundreds of thousands civilians still trapped inside mariposa. okay, make sure you keep us updated as to how those humanitarian cargoes go. thank you very much. stephanie deca live for us in live eve, ukraine's 2nd largest city has been a target since the start of the invasion. russian forces i yet to take control of car cave. but as a sandbag reports the constant bombing has caused catastrophic damage. an eerie silence hangs over car keith with apocalyptic scenes. the center of the city, frozen like a page in history. standing

if al jazeera zane boss robbie is there in western ukraine zane. tell us more about what's been happening there. well, during this attack happened in the early morning hours about 3 hours ago. oh, a sirens or air raid sirens started going off in the city of eve at around 6 or 6 30 am. and shortly after that we started getting reports of an attack. not too far from the city. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you as far as we can get. now the city is still under martial law. the skyline behind me was thick with black smoke just a little while ago, but we've seen ambulances and water trucks heading to the location, working to put that fire out. now what we know about what happened here was that according to the managing director of believe international airport, approximately 4 russian missiles heads in air craft repair plant, an old soviet aircraft repair plant that was being used as a warehouse close to the airport. this is an area just as close to the city. it's an and an old industrial area of lots of old industrial buildings in plants that ar

and getting out of you, chris and zane joins us now live from the western ukrainian city of live zane, a very powerful report that give us an update 1st on the humanitarian, coy doors. mary, upon the besieged city, which is the worse affected still not on the list of humanitarian called us. that's exactly right. when the humanitarian corridors work, they are very good. thousands of people have been able to get to safer areas of ukraine using those corridors that have been negotiated between russia and ukraine, which is a very good thing. but crucially, in the last few days, we've been expecting mario pull to be on the list of places that are being evacuated is the worst affected city by this conflict. and for 2 days in a row that has not happened once again, mario pole is not on the list. what we've been hearing is from president zelinski who gives a national address regularly in one of his latest ones. he said the, what's happening in that city is a total blockade of that city in human conditions, ongoing in a situation where there is constant bombardment, there is no access to water

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, thanks very much. zane basra, the in live. how russia says it's been destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it says it's use hypersonic missiles in western ukraine for the 1st time, but that's not been independently verified, was the local martha. the armed forces of the russian federation continued their special operation. on march 18 degradation massage system destroyed a large underground warehouse, storing ammunition of the greenland troops. and you want to frank has greed. and what do i, let's get more in this now from dosage of bari, whose life worse in moscow, said dorothy, what more we hearing from the kremlin about the use of these hypersonic missiles and why it's so significant? well, the kremlin hasn't officially commented about this specific missile that was used according to the country's defense ministry on friday. but what is important is that this is a missile that is part of the are russian armies, arsenal. and it is a missile, a hypersonic missile that the russian president vladim

and rarely have i seen an exodus as rapid as this one or 0 zane bus. robbie has more now from lublin in eastern poland in a medieval town in poland. a few hours drive from ukraine in the courtyard of an old church. volunteers from all over europe are preparing aid convoys, bound for the border. less than a week into the russian invasion. this spontaneous effort aims to help displaced and desperate people in sight you crave. on you my own eats, they dont have anything. i'm just they don't have anything to get anywhere to sleep . nothing to fight 12 volunteers are working against the clock to pack and drive as much aid into the country as they can organize was worry. belushi and forces allied with russia could soon block their supply lines. this effort is the beginning of something bigger for that quote on people that i knew very jealous boys. but the polish government plans to use lublin as a hub for humanitarian personnel. 8 flights and convoys to ukraine or science point to a protracted crisis in western europe. marino's ukrainian, living in germany in less than a week, her home was

hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the oldest era, lubin, poland. the international criminal court chief prosecutor says an investigation and to possible war crimes in ukraine will start immediately. investigation is backed by nearly 40 countries, including e u. member states plus the u. k. australia, and canada. i see see, prosecutor korean khan says there is reasonable basis to believe war crimes have been committed. and the un general assembly is approved a resolution that deployed russia's ukraine invasion while demanding an immediate holds to the attack. it was the 1st emergency session since 1997 from the united nations, kristen salumi house ukraine came to the general assembly, arguing that russian aggression is a violation of the un charter as well as a deadly existential threat. they have come to the ukrainian soil, not only to kill some of us, not only to received our cause and priorities. they have come to deprive ukraine of the very right to exist. here russia has no veto power, just the power to make its case even in the face of enormou

now russia says that they went willingly. ukraine says they are hostages. zane bus ravi, alta 0 live if or russia has again been accused of foreign cluster munitions into civilian areas. is it the international airport, as well as medical clinics and humanitarian aid stations? the least is shelling of ukraine's 2nd largest city. i said big reports now from hockey. this is the moment a russian strike hit a line of people killing for humanitarian aid. 6 people died one day on, there's 4 more deaths and 3 injured in a similar strike. outside this clinic the crater, the strike left the small, shrapnel and ball bearings shattered the windows leaving bullet like holes. taking a picture, it's alleged to russia is using cluster munitions, little wallet, a few 100 meters away. we find evidence. they are right outside of school. this rocket still in the ground for machine, you both one machine, you much all subs thrill how was inside. i was in school block, the shilling has started. i could see through the window, it was all read what you said it was going on for about 10 minutes from. when i

i'm heading to the relatively safe cities of live . zane bas robbie begins our coverage. enduring the obstacles of war. indignity in death. this is life in mario apple. now i hope there will be some sort of a burial. this is just temporary. the military told us to put the body somewhere in the cold. the only cold place now or basements, but there are people in basements. so we bury them here with them with the problem . it is difficult to see how life can go on for people in a place like this. let me look at me my do, but we didn't. we story the blockade marybell. we go down in history of responsibility for war crimes, to do this, to a peaceful city. what the occupiers did. it is terror that will be remembered for centuries to come more or escaping war every day. but getting to safety can mean risking your life active conflicts, firms rush and checkpoints, ukrainians say it's difficult to know which way is safe. and not everybody makes it . not about at 99 inch data, they began to destroy our city completely house after house of battles took place on every street lodge. every house be

an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, of the oldest era. lubin, poland in east in ukraine, pro russian separatists have been in control of parts of the done yet screeched since 2014 and a living. there are ethnically russian and have relative threat ukraine. a stephanie decker reports the conflict. it's threatening to do to divide families and friends. on warmer days, families used to sit outside, enjoying the rays of sun on their balconies. now it's gray and i see cold and the war has come in sight. conflict became a reality here in the dawn nets region of eastern ukraine in 2014. when pro russian separatist took over these towns. but now with rushes full on assault, when ukraine situation has become much worse for what the gal that they were the mold, only we need to stop all that blabbering and all that destruction. how long can this go on? how long are they going to abuse us? we've been living like this for 8 years running to the basement and back. what is that? what was the issue? it's a complicated dynamic. these people ar

was, which is just 70 kilometers from poland, is a major hub for ukrainian fleeing across the border zane. both ravi reports the evening quiet in the west of ukraine, broken by the sound of russian missiles hitting their target hours after the attack of fuel storage facility still burning. smoke still covering the skies over levine, the capital ukrainians. say may be the heart of the country, but levine with nearly 800 years of history and cultural heritage. is it so versed and i thought that they will not touch with you again because they were targeted mostly to the east. you grand ki, event genevieve and vic cities in the the for either now they i am taking it cartucker this. ha talk you great. you're going wasn't supposed i think it's terrible. we didn't come here from keith to he had bombings. swore it's real war. terrible. really because people are dying, all our seat is perfect. it is beautiful. it is no destroyed. it's time to stop with the course 21st century. what can we say about more? there is outrage here. ukrainian say they feel betrayed by russia and despised vladimir putin.

and is unafraid, as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old, 0 at the ukraine border in eastern poland. the fighting north of key though is intensifying as russian forces pushed towards the city. that parsons travelled there for us. he reports huge traffic jams has growing numbers of residents trying to get out well traveling to key a few. see this whole continuous so stream of refugees leaving the capital going the opposite direction. there is a non stop. ugh, row of car, so huge traffic jam, basically from the whole of the west of ukraine to the capital right now. people trying to flee to violence. the bombing, the continuous shelling here in the capital also around to capital. but the people are not going very far and not very fast because they're really simply stuck. the infrastructure doesn't let them flee quickly enough. so people are really spending the night in cars next to fuel stations. the fuel stations have enormous long q as, as well, because people are viewing for fuel. that is very hard to get. there is not enough fuel in these battle

but many migrants from africa and asia say they're being turned away from the border. zane basra, the met, some of them at a reception center in cordova. in easton, poland, a refugee crisis on an industrial scale. every person currently housed in this warehouse on the ukraine, poland border had their lives turned upside down. when russia invaded ukraine, the number of people forced to live like this, offers an insight into the enormous scope of this crisis. and still, they keep coming bust in from the board away from the war, but now inland. we're here at one of the many reception centers set up on the ukraine. poland border where people have been telling us how happy and relieved they are to finally be inside poland to have crossed over the border from ukraine's . and many people have also been telling us of the indignities that they have suffered on the ukrainian side of the border. people from countries in asia, africa and the middle east were living and working in ukraine when the war began. weapons of war do not discriminate. so every one ran for their lives, like foreign citizen

al jazeera zane bas ravi is that the evening quiet in the west of ukraine, broken by the sound of russian missiles hitting their target hours after the attack of fuel storage facility. still burning, smoke still covering the skies over levine, the capital ukrainian se may be the heart of the country. but louise with nearly 800 years of history and cultural heritage, is it so we burson. i thought that they will not touch with you again because they were targeted mostly to the issue, grantee, event give and fixed it is in there, the for either. now they, i am the taking as a characters hot of you. great. you're the most of us. i think it's terrible. we didn't come here from cave to hear bombings swore it's real war. terrible, really because people are dying. although as he does perfect, it is beautiful. it is no destroyed. it's done to still for to the course 21st century. what can we say about more? there is outrage here. ukrainian say they feel betrayed by russia and despise vladimir putin. national. good, even more look woman than not my god. you, they are the anti christ. ukraine has ne

in ukraine after the government established an international legion for those coming from abroad. zane bizarre v spoke the some of the new recruits crossing into ukraine at the poland ukraine border. ah, as people continue to flee the war in ukraine, some rush to get to its front lines shall be lights, bravery, or bravado mormon, like this one are coming to ukraine's aid every day. inspired perhaps by a social media campaign. i'm in college right now or a call to arms for volunteers by ukrainian leaders under siege in their own capital . from her home near keith leslie vaseline co says there is something to do for everyone coming to ukraine's defense. you are fighting the 2nd biggest on the and the world and the nuclear power. that, of course, our military resources are not enough. so we need more people here on the ground. we need more weapons here on the ground. we need more sophisticated weapons here on the ground to be able to span and keep standing as an independent free country. this is the struggle and the wide that we invite the, the worlds to join volunteers who contact ukrain

west missiles landed in the city of levin for the 1st time, having an aircraft repass site zane bus rob reports. within minutes of early morning air raid sirens throughout the city. russian missiles had targets near levine international airport, shattering once again, the sense of relative safety. here in the west of ukraine, before the position was split, the air read boarding system worked. i am grateful to the armed forces as they reacted some missiles which were launched from the black sea area, were intercept 4. missiles hit an aircraft repair plant, as you already know. there have been some attacks in this part of the country. a training company operative last week, and a military posted in airfield, near loots. but the friday morning, airport strike is the closest, the war has come to the city of levine. so far as you see behind me, smoke is still rising from the area that was hit. we've been stopped from going any further any closer to the areas that we're head by the strikes police have pushed us back twice. we've tried to go over the bridge, but we've been sent back to this ar

mcbride al jazeera, levy's aven basra, the joys us alive now from las vegas in weston, ukraine, and zane. one more we hearing about what's happening and make alive in the rescue efforts there after that those army barracks were hit. it is really one of the most grim attacks we've heard reported so far, early friday morning. rush and strike on army barracks in michel, i of that were capable of housing as many as 200 soldiers. that air strike has resulted in the deaths of dozens of soldiers who were sleeping in their bunks as many as 50 by some witness accounts were also hearing reports that that number may go as high as 100 rescue efforts are still under way largely recovery efforts what we're hearing from one of the witnesses on the ground is that it's the state of the remains of so many of the people that were at the barracks at the time are, are such that it's becoming difficult to get an accurate count of exactly how many people were killed or injured in that strike. so it gives you a sense of how grim the situation on the ground. there actually is nikolai of a strategic target, a str

the elsewhere zane bas robbie reports now from the western city of la viv. mario pal is being bombed into the past ukrainian se economic infrastructure factories warehouses are non military targets . survivors now suffering war will inevitably suffer in the future. their livelihoods destroyed, ah, on the ground rushes chechen soldiers hardened fighters continue to push on residential areas and suburbs, waiting to meet them may be ukrainian volunteers like these math actors, singers, artists, all defending their home suited to the board so far old people of volunteers, ottam who basically never had a gun in the hands, never served in the army. they never thought that they would have a gun in their hands used to, but all of them are with all of their intentions, determined to resist. and this desire just brought all of them lisa will know. michelle, what was the fear is natural. he says to control it. you must embrace it. oh, a small unit with little training days away from going into the fray. ladder to block rushes advance on the capital. mario pl keith turner. give satellite picture

or let's make does a live 9 of yvette zane is pretty grim situation. but that and perhaps some respite with use of humanitarian corridors. it's that's exactly right. you know, we've met a number of ukrainians here and everyone we've spoken to his demonstrated a great deal of resilience as, as conflict approaches almost a month now. and that resilience is reflected in the actions of not only the soldiers, but their leaders, for example, the rejection of safe passage and exchange for the surrender of mario pole. when it comes to humanitarian corridors that did cost them something. the expected opening of a corridor from murray or bull into safer areas like levine that has not happened today, in fact, has been left off the list of the h monetary and corridors that are operating and open today. so that is certainly something that is a difficult reality to face. we have had arrivals of people from the ve, the manage to leave earlier a few days ago. and they've been making their way into cities like levine and then further on into poland and across europe. t

hi zane. ah, he's always so passionate with his speeches. laudermill zalinski as you would expect, but there is always a very direct request dom, i'm not, maybe not a demand, but really speaks direct shirtsleeves and said you have to help us now that's exactly right. come all really in the beginning days when he was making these appeals via video conference to allies in the western world to leaders of different countries. it was much more of a plea for help. but that fear has translated into anger now, and he is putting of a far more robust defensive his country in making far more direct demands of western allies. now i want to get to the subtle differences between his address to congress in the united states versus his address, the german law makers. but before we get to that, a little update about the drama theater and mario, paul, what we're hearing from cranium officials on social media is that the, the, the shelter, the bunker underneath, underneath the theater was not damaged. we are hea

let's get an update on the situation in the rest of ukraine and speak to zane bas ravi in living zane. there's been heavy fighting in the southern cities. that's right. and the entire goal of that conflict there in the south of the country is eventually what many experts are saying? what were gleaning from the events that were watching play out? isn't for an eventual fight for odessa. now we've seen obviously murray off will become the worst effected city in the conflict so far in the south. we've also seen very, very targeted specific an accurate attacks against military base and nikolai, of an ongoing fighting there as well. a number of other parts of the southern region coming under consistent russian attack. and all of that is because, you know, especially murray awful is an important strategic port city in the south. and it would be a major victory, a major naval victory, a major strategic victory for russia. if they were able to take over marie opal and use it as a gateway, then to be able to move on odessa, which is what most experts, which is most, what most people who are wat

and as zane bez radi zane a month on and a hot breaking humanitarian crisis is unfolding. that's exactly right. the latest we have on humanitarian corridors to start with is that the ukranian governor said that they have 40 buses ready to go to evacuate residence of mario poll. but russian forces there are simply not letting people out and that tracks with what we've been hearing from the men and women, the children, everyone we've met, that has been that have been fleeing from war torn cities to the west of the country to levine. they've all been saying the same thing, rough fighting in one month. what humanitarian workers in country are telling us is that many of them are unlikely to go back home more than 3000000 of already fled to places outside of ukraine. and many of them are unlikely to go home, especially if they have nothing to go back to one month's stance, rushes invasion, ukrainian forces are fighting back and gaining ground on thursday, sinking a russian ship in the as off sea, near bird yonce in the south. one, but in mario pole, russian forces continue to po

for more, we can speak to middle east expert or russia zane. he's also the author of a book on the u. s. and iran. welcome to the w. and now a bronze revolutionary guard has claimed responsibility for the missile attack and their bill. but there was some confusion about the intended target. can you tell us more about that? but when it comes to be clearer, now the i just itself said that it targeted and israeli base would be claimed and israeli base monday actually in this statement, they say that it was not in the same member in the other if they have been made, they say that it was far from any us base. and when the sharon security that they went on fox news a short while ago to say that the united states believe that the consulate was in fact not the intended target. so it seems clear that the, the militia in iran targeted and a midget israeli be in, are in iraq the quarter and not the beach was close by. and yet, what does this actually tell us about the relationship right now between the us and the iran officially looking at israel as being

it's a major hub for fleeing ukrainians out his era zane bus. robbie, is that the evening quite in the west of ukraine? broken by the sound of russian missiles hitting their target hours after the attack of fuel storage facility still burning, smoke still covering the skies over levine, the capital, ukrainian se may be the heart of the country, but levies with nearly 800 years of history and cultural heritage, is it so we verse and i thought that they will not touch with you again because they were targeted mostly to these you grantee, event, genevieve and vic cities in the for either now they i am taking is it characters hot of you? great. you're the most of us. i think it's terrible. we didn't come here from cave to hear bombings swore it's real war. it's terrible really because people are dying . although as he does perfect, it is beautiful. it is no destroyed. stuff to still for to because 21st century. what can we say about more? there is outrage here. ukrainians say they feel betrayed by russia and despise vladimir putin national. good. even more look woman than nothing you they

the crisis hits especially close to home as they find themselves once again at risk. 2014 cnn hero zane years, and now amidst the turmoil she is stepping up to do even more. we caught up with her in los angeles. >> many explosions in and around kyiv. the largest invasion in europe since world war ii. >> i don't believe it's happening really. >> this is terrible for the ukrainian people. and absolutely horrendous for the holocaust survivors. a lot of these people are the last person in their family, the only one who survived. these people went through this once already. and so for them something like this triggers all this trauma. >> she's holding a picture of her family that was killed. >> in ukraine right now we have just under 350 survivors. they're spread across this vast country. they don't have extended families. so they're very lonely as well. the early memories come back and haunt them at night. so we have our translators and our people on the ground over there making shoor they're okay. we spoke to her daughter only yesterday. so she's okay. we don't want food sources to run out

ah zane just give us the latest if you would, across the country on the ground. as the saying, the mayor of mary of whole is as been warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. that's right. that's been the most watch city because it is the worst affected city in this conflict. so far, mario pole has been all but destroyed is all but in russian hands from what we've been hearing, of course, still unconfirmed. but we are getting reports that more and more russian forces continue to move into the city center slowly. but surely trying to take it over completely. the mayor of mario pulled this morning describing it as humanitarian catastrophe. 160000 people still in that city without any power, without access to aid, because they say that russian forces have been blocking 8 convoys. and he has said that what needs to happen is that his city needs to be completely evacuated. every single citizen that is still there, needs to be evacuated as soon as possible. and that is still a problem because he says that russia is still blocking the path for many people trying to get out

zane, you're not key on this, right? >> we're more of and urban market, neil.rive-thru real estate is incredible part of that. and, number one. number two, i'm a great believer it is "back to the future." there was a time when casual dining which is our segment was the preferred versus fast-food, et cetera and that pent-up demand for the past two years is coming to light. it is showing. more and more people, we're doing more business, neil, believe it or not with 26 restaurants today than we did with 40. we still have 14 closed that we're slowly rolling open. there is a huge pent-up demand and there is something to be said about sitting down being served. in addition we have liquor, which fast-food doesn't do. no state to the best of my knowledge from permits alchohol to go. having beer with a hamburger works, doesn't it. like cake. neil: it certainly does. i am curious though, you could have the best of both worlds if you did drive-thru as well, right? there are a lot of people who don't like to wait. a lot of people are not saying that your service is bad at

available is melted snow. ukraine has not commented on the situation yet. indian journalists, seller, dean zane, shares with those what indian students are going through right now in ukraine. you but it's a very bad situation that most of the same day they go either walk out almost 50 kilometers. many i've been without food and many of the guys were at close to the borrowers were beaten. you know, and other students that are reports of miss be heading with the chevy and at the polar border especially she was saying that the situation was so bad that they were not allowed in after so much when they were allowed to go inside. there was so much, you know, that discrimination against them saying that that in years are not allowed or not allowed. so it seems all the job within the you grin. and when they were crossing could be other borders that could be for all and nobody had them. and the students coming to daily my telling that story is part of the recorder. but meanwhile, moscow is working to ensure safe passage for the evacuation of indian national stranded in the conflict. it's country is esti

even as their fame grew, their world was devastated by aids, which would take the life of zane in 1988and so many others. jones would go on to create jones would go on to create 150 of dances. eay on, "d-man in the waters," which directly addressed the loss of his loved ones. it's now the subject of a new documentary, titled "can you bring it," co-directed by rosalynde leblanc, one of his former dancers. and he's continued to take on big subjects in american life and history, as in a 2009 work on lincoln. his choreography on broadway, for "spring awakening" and "fela" garnered two tony awards. >> brown: last spring, amid the pandemic, he premiered "afterwardsness" in the vastness of new york's park avenue armory-- a dance of distance and loneliness, capturing our moment. >> they don't rememb we just don't remember... >> brown: now 69, he returned to the armory with "deep blue sea," a monologue with movement and projection that transforms the space into the sea itself. in it, he recalls reading "moby dick" in school, and years later, realizing he'd forgotten the one young african americ

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and another about correspondence is in ukraine zane bez, robbie. and he takes us through what else has happened around the country. within minutes of early morning air raid sirens throughout the city, russian missiles had targets near levine international airport, shattering once again, the sense of relative safety here in the west of ukraine, before the big position was a rewarding system working. i'm grateful to the armed forces as they reacted. some missiles which were launched from the black sea area were intercept for miss l said an aircraft repair plant, as you already know. there have been some attacks in this part of the country. a training company operative last week and a military posted in airfield, near loots. but the friday morning, airport strike is the closest the war has come to the city of levine. so far, as you see behind the smoke is still rising from the area that was hit, we've been stopped from going any further any closer to the areas that were hit by the strikes. police have pushed us back twice. we've tried to go over the b

and certainly never forget. zane basra, avi al jazeera living in cranes, president says signals from his country's p stokes with russia could be called positive, but they did not drawn out the explosions from russian shells. razzles that are reports from what came out those negotiations in a sample. it may be frail, but there is still hope for peace. russian and ukrainian delegations math for face to face talks in a stumble. talking with both parties before the meeting, the turkish presidents class, the need for an immediate cease fire, and better humanitarian conditions. burner injudicious in it will be in everyone's interest to agree in a ceasefire and a cheap piece as soon as possible. we think you're at a point where the negotiations could yield concrete results. right now, you as members of the delegations have a historical responsibility with the lady before the meeting, ukrainian, president of willie demo, zelinski signalled his flexibility on the most sensitive issues, including the long contests of eastern dom, bus, regional grains, neutral status, yet gloomy, and with its p

ordinary ukrainians fed extraordinary circumstances are all driving east hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the al jazeera lublin, poland for meanwhile al jazeera is how to tell him he is on the outskirts of denise brewing. central ukraine were internally displaced. people fleeing the conflict are being housed in public buildings. i am actually in a school which has been set up now to how to choose to host all these people fleeing not only car cave, but also from the south from are you polar even from the dumbass region? now there are a lot of people here. they all disappeared once the camera showed up with all our gear children, they just actually locked the door. did a lot of children in there. they come from all these areas i told you about. now i spoke to many people, asked them what happened to them, and those who are fleeing clarkie, for example, to me, how they spend days and days in the shelter with no food, with no into cold, with not a been able to go at any point out to get some food from the supermarket, i spoke to this young girl. she's 7 months pregnant. she was stuck i

but 1st let's go to zane best ravi zane is joining us from living. that is in the west of ukraine, as ain't to tell us what you are seeing. where you are. well, we're in the middle of an air raid warning siren at the moment. and it went off about 45 minutes or so ago. and these have been happening repeatedly throughout the day. now what we're hearing here on the ground is talks for a negotiated settlement go on. and his stumble is that despite would russia saying, with regards to pulling out of certain areas, the prevailing wisdom here is that you cannot see this as, as a retreat. it is more a russians regrouping regrouping of their forces in different parts of the country . and this goes to what we've been hearing from ukrainian people as well as leaders consistently in the last few weeks, is that you can't trust what russia says to you. whether it's in a public statement or across from a negotiating table, you have to watch what their people are doing on the ground here in ukraine. what we've seen here is an observable escalation in the west of the

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let's bring in zane bez ravi now. he's also in levine for saying what more can you tell us about what's happening in mary paul while the siege of mario pole, so brutal so violent, it is now the latest city to become the worst hit in this conflict in ukraine. we've got a city here with 350000 people. still sheltering, trying to stay safe from the onslaught of russian artillery and ra heavy russian fire. 30000 have managed to flee, but still 350000, remain shelter and try to keep safe. we also have heard from the red cross who are describing what is happening in mario poll as utter devastation, which they say cannot continue to be the narrative in the conflict in ukraine. an update that we received this morning on the theater, the drama theater and mario pool that was shelled. the government has said that the shelter did survive. they have been able to pull a 100 to 30 people safely out of that shelter. however, the, the work to continue to see if there are any injuries or casualties ominously, they say that that work i

bus. robbie zane, where are you now? well, came. we've moved a little further north from the medical crossing to the crossing at ravenna. we're just a little further up the in the northern part of poland. and now where we are here, it's similar to the other border crossings. we've visited some of the observations we've made at every single border crossing the last few days is a raised a security presence. there are more heavily armed police here. we've seen apc's. we've seen several more police vehicles and simply more personnel is serving to secure these border points. now that's understandable with their what's happening in the region. the threat level is generally raised, but the a few days ago, the government also announced a raised threat level and mobilized anti terror police. i'm citing intelligence for some unknown, a security threat. so we are seeing a lot more security on this side of the border. when we crossed over into chagrin you yesterday, we also noticed a great deal more security presence on the ukranian

ready war that could go on for years. zane basra, the old de 0 at the ukraine border, been eastern poland. ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, 2000000 people have fled ukraine since the start of the russian invasion. that's according to the u. and russia g agency, it's described the exodus as the fastest in modern times and warned at millions more people are still to come. the civilian evacuation of the besieged fort city of murray or paul has been cancelled for the 3rd time empty buses trying to reach the city were seen turning around following reports of russian shelling along the so called humanitarian corridor. the city has been cut off from water and power for days now. and ukrainian officials say 3 and a half 1000 ukrainian residents and foreign students were able to leave the city of sumi on tuesday in the 1st successful humanitarian corridor. that's after an overnight air strike killed at least 20 people here including 2 children. civilians have also been evacuated from earpiece on the outskirts of the capital steadfast and has more now from keith. people are not

hi zane, mario, what do you tell us about this? because this is become a flash point, really the idea of this theater being bombed with so many people inside yes, that's exactly what we've been hearing from local officials via social media information . difficult to come by. because maria pull of course, remains under siege difficult to get help and difficult to get people out information trickling out as in when and can but local municipal leaders on social media saying that it's been a very, very stressful 24 hours with not a lot of information but now confirming that there have been survivors that the shelter under that theater that was attacked has held and people did survive still in the reports of any casualties or injuries. but right now everyone is seeing the number of 130 people being pulled out of their mothers and children, mostly as a little glimmer of hope in a city that has seen so much of violence, north of chief, constantly under attack, still not under russian control. but experiencing a great deal of been barred m

well, let's speak to zane live now as embers robbie. johnny is from live at zane at terrible scenes at terrible scenes and not really like it's been a reprieve. yes that's, that's unfortunately correct. we've been quite fortunate to speak to many ukrainians throughout this conflict, experiencing the worst experience of their lives. and we've encountered a great deal of resilience and that's something certainly reflected in their leaders as well. volunteers the fighters, the deputy prime minister of the countries of the defense minister as well as the mayor of mariel rejecting an offer a safe passage and. ready surrender of that city that was given by russia. now this is certainly something that will complicate the evacuation process of people that have been trying to flee marianna. we know that there were 10 active humanitarian corridors throughout the day yesterday and the day before. but now that is down to a mario who was initially planned to be one of those locations that was going to be evacuated today. but it is not on the list at

let's head straight to a bus, robbie now who joins us from levine. zane, what have you just heard? well, just in the last 30 minutes, we heard 2, possibly 3, loud bangs and explosions while we were in the town square just in the center of the city. and then we saw that everybody was starting to make their way to shelters . we started to do the same and we started looking into horizon for where the strikes me. okay. we're almost certain that strikes me. i hadn't heard anything like that since then. we saw smoke rising over the city there in the distance. we're still trying to figure out exactly what the target may have been. we are still trying to establish exactly what has happened. but what we can tell you is that this is the 2nd major attack to happen in levine city. the west of the country has been spared much of the violence as we've been reporting. however, there have been a number of attacks, i'd say about half a dozen, a high profile attacks in the west of the country. but this is the 2nd one to happened within the city limits. and it is the closest one to happen near the ci

we've had over 2 levine now with as robbie has been standing by zane. as we mentioned at the top of the program, some merry poll residents have managed to leave the city. what else are you hearing about the attempts to evacuate civilians particularly given that the last few times it hasn't worked. that's exactly right. there's been a lot of failed starts when it comes to trying to negotiate with russian leaders and ukrainian leaders to create humanitarian corridors, to try to get people to safety. this conflict. since this start has been something that is displaced so many people in there, all, it's all about having to deal with constricted spaces. people that are fleeing violence having to try to get through active conflict zones to safety. 6.5000000 people have been displaced, half of them have left the country and gone into europe and further afield. the other half are still displaced inside the country. but this morning, deputy prime minister ukraine did announced a 10 humanitarian corridors, have been opened and so far, all the reports are positive