there was shelling, so we were asked to evacuate. there are very good people here. we were well received, well fed. thank you very much. i need to know that the military action restarted a week ago on our territory, and we had to leave my daughters were afraid of the explosions. they asked what was going on. we wanted recognition delux, ganske people's republic until recently was considered a territory with no connection to anything. so we really wanted some kind of status for our homeland. clearly was of course to contact lines are being shelled heavily . so my husband quickly got his ready in 2 hours and we were sent to ab kasia. it was more terrifying than in 2014 was more shilling, more destruction. maybe they have more anger after food and recognised us. we've been waiting for this for a long time. youtube has blocked access to our 2 videos in ukraine and disabled the monetization of all r t channels. this comes after several european countries took our broadcast of air and earlier on saturday, australian tv service fox tele announced it will no longer distribu

to hide from my shelling should it occur. and speaking of bunk shelters, other places here and, and had scare region. those people who didn't evacuate to russia. those who stayed in the front lines in their homes while they are spending most of their time in those bomb shelters at the moment, just like it was back in 2014, in 2015 during a massive a war that was happening over here. i meanwhile, dennis peoples are republic representative from the people's militia said that they're using all available a method in order to strike ukrainian positions. and that is a force being done so that the rest of the nest people's republic, which is currently under ukrainian army control, will be liberated. now, according to the people's militia, ukraine already re retreated from a 2 towns other than his people's republic and sat there. now they have now established their control in those 2 places. on out, denise, pushing the head of the nest people's republic also issued a statement earlier saying that this operation will soon be over. and

attacks in this government held village in eastern ukraine, a kindergarten hit by a shell. the ukrainian army says the shell that was fired from the other side with his camera there where you can see this hole in the wall and it fell into place where the kids were going to have their gym class. luckily none of the kids was inside that room, let them get another kid is navarro. children were having breakfast at the time and were planning to have lessons in that room at 9 a. m. according to the schedule, luckily the children were not heard. only the employees were shell shocked to you as president joe biden believes the russian invasion will take place any day. now, a good job. they move, walk through number one, number 2, every the believe that they are gonna fall flag operation. every indication we have with a back at a un security council meeting you as a secretary of state antony blinking, warned russia was already manufacturing a provocation to justify an attack. when you suddenly, with this could be a violent event that russia will blame on ukraine or an outrageous accu

we have indeed seen shelling on russian territory. and this has caused the, the russian authorities, the regional authorities, that border don boss and ukraine to take measures. they've closed down the air space of rushes to southern region. all the flights are basically canceled from at least from ra stoves, 12 airports, roster regions 12 airports until march. second. that's just at minimum that can be extended depending on how the situation unfolds. the another measure they've taken is that they've closed schools that are near the border that aarp, it could potentially come under shelling as we've seen, has already happened in border areas. so they want to make sure that kids there can be safe. and like you said, the russian government has now opened a criminal investigation into these instances, but not just these instances also into the, the 8 years of artillery bombing of civilian villages, towns in done boss, 8 years of that. and the russian government is going to investigate specifically the main perpetrators of the leaders and

has intensified within the last 48 hours of shelling at night. and also in day time. um, we have a lot of reports on shelling from the separate separatist side onto ukrainian villages on this side. that's what turns more or less confirmed. we do not know what's the situation on the other side. the ukrainian army is saying it is restraining itself. it is refraining from answering the fire. the separatist saw these rebels in this in these are areas are saying that there is shelling, but they fail to provide any proof. they have also now announced that they will evacuate the civilian population from the whole territory. also here, we don't know what's really behind is this isn't information war 1st and foremost. so all these announcements are meant to create a certain situation favorable to the, to the goals that the each side tries to achieve. what are these goals is the most difficult question? what are they trying to do? and just so we do not really know what, what to think about all this. what we see is an intensification of fighting. the always

part of eastern ukraine was just shelled. cnn is on the ground. >>> then words americans have been waiting to hear for two years, the most populous state in the nation entering the endemic phase of covid, meaning they're going to try to live with it and lift restrictions. might your state be next? >>> then, two teenagers, one white, one black. both in a fight in a new jersey mall. why was only the black teenager thrown to the ground and handcuffed by police? well, his mother is speaking out. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start today with our world lead and warnings from the west that russia is not telling the truth, that it is increasing its capabilities to increase ukraine and that it may be staging attacks right now to try to justify a war that they are clearly prepared for. >> we see some of those troops inch closer to that border. we see them fly in more combat and support aircraft. we see them sharpen their readiness. we even see them stocking up their blood supplies. >> those comments by defense secretary l

shelling of the outskirts of the city. people have been forced into a bomb shelters and the civilian infrastructure had been examined. places like power, water pumping plans to power plants have been damaged by shelling as a result, thousands of people have been left without any water or electricity for them on a history. a stay with that there's a lot more to done dealing with . i think what we were just looking at there were, and some, some videos taken talking with locals in class and could you just give us more information about that, whether we're talking about hi, yes sir. these are the people in the region of fi here. saw near a crimea, and they've seen the russian military where they are, and they have not seen any ukrainian military. there were baffled by the fact that they've been left there. and this is one of the recorded conversations. and of course of this was confirmed by the russian defense ministry as well that the ukrainian military have been leaving their positions on the border with russia. a russian fe

on behalf of local fighters shelling ukrainian positions and vice versa. we have reports of footage also released from from local in have been able to verify this of a civilian cough vehicle being hit by a guide. it's near the front lines these with bearing in mind, but many tracks of road here in la ganske, off with in light of sight of ukrainian positions that you paid your troops have a variety of guided results. some that they had before. some that have been supplied to the allegedly, to civilians were killed. all we've seen is the footage of a burning car or what remains of a burning cough. there was also a house not far away from me, just on the outskirts of la guns, which is hit by shelling a civilian, how students had apparently evacuated just to stace before. but the challenge, as i say is see says there are perhaps laws such as now the might loss for an hour for 2 hours. but ever since we got into the city which was mid day just off the mid day yesterday, that you can constantly hear the rumble of artillery at being 5. and this is what local auth

they call a saying there's heavy shelling. why they shelling? i'm not afraid. but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came on the heavy shelling. will you you? i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016. not leaving your. yeah, when you were here here. i wouldn't have left. i'm not afraid of anything. it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but ha, she's shaking stuttering. when were you? if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia. right behind me, you can see the sheer number of evacuees that are waiting to get into just this area. it's only one of many spread across the russian region of ross thought earlier i spoke to a staff member here. she said that already since yesterday, 500 evacuees from the don bus region have arrived and have settled here. now this is the temporary settlements cafeteria. i've already 10, 15 in the morning and breakfast is coming to a close. so you can't see too many people behind me, but for hours already, the staff here have been providing be

the coolest saying this heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely hear you. i was good. she came on the heavy shelling will you? yes, i wouldn't have left. i stayed there and tens of 60 and i'll leave at your credit. mm. for here. yeah, i wouldn't have flashed. mm hm. i'm not afraid of anything. it's all the same yesterday. i'm used to it or i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it, but ha, ha, ha, shaky. so naturally, when were you? if i were healthy, i would have joined the military. right behind me. you can see the sheer number of evacuees that are waiting to get into just this area. it's only one of many spread across the russian region of ross thought earlier i spoke to a staff member here. she said that already since yesterday, 500 evacuated from the don boss region have arrived and have settled here. now this is the temporary settlements cafeteria. it's already 10, 15 in the morning and breakfast is coming to a close, so you can't see too many people behind me. but for hours alr

the shells were flying. i'm scared for my grandchildren and my children. this situation started back in 2014, then my son became disabled. of course, we are now very, very afraid. escaping the violence, had a fear for their lives. tens of thousands of cross the border seeking safety in russia, where the government's providing accommodation to the evacuation plus in other news . that's why you're going to keep seeing these project with desperate yet defined protest as a push back by police in all to what is the canadian government seeks to stamp out weeks long demonstrations against coven vaccine mandate. with either sunday, the 20th of february, it's just to 9 am here in moscow. i'm calling brian. these are the stories were across for you this weekend. a sleepless night and ukraine's breakaway dumbass republics. as i'll tend to re shelling, pounded on both sides of the front line between key ex military and the local defence forces. tens of thousands of evacuation of crossed the border into russia to escape the escalating conflict. i will get on to the lit

this kindergarten in one of the net districts is just one of the places that was shelled on a saturday morning. correspondent reports from the dawn by conflicts on were a kindergarten has come under fire. fortunately, nobody was hurt in the incident with the russian cargo ship is intercepted by france in the english channel. that's all the district sanctions imposed by the you over russia is devastating. what it reaction in ukraine the law from moscow. thanks for joining us. this our on our team to national i'm daniel hawkins river. you are welcome to the program. now we're getting reports. saw was hillary and gunfire in the ukrainian capital kia joining me in the studio is ortiz with franco for the latest or online senior. i think everyone is shocked on, in disbelief to see russian military force is on the outskirts of kiff about to potentially enter the ukrainian capital. what's the latest from kia? well, let me just a break down for you. first of all, walk key of is and where we are now trying to get the information from care of. like you said, of course the capital v, great, bigges

has intensified within the last 48 hours shelling at night and also in day time. um we have a lot of reports on shelling from the separate separatist side onto ukrainian villages on this side. that's what turns more or less confirmed. we do not know what's the situation on the other side. the ukrainian army is saying it is restraining itself. it is refraining from answering the fire. the separatist saw these rebels in this, in these are areas are saying that there is shelling, but they fail to provide any proof. they have also now announced that they will evacuate the civilian population from the whole territory. also here, we don't know what's really behind is this isn't information war 1st and foremost. so all these announcements are meant to create a certain situation favorable to the, to the goal is that the each side tries to achieve what are these goals is the most difficult question, what are they trying to do? and just so we do not really know what, what to think about or there's what we see is an intensification of fighting. the always see confirms that t

like at home, they call a saying there's heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came under heavy shelling when you, you know i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016, not leaving your. yeah. when you were here. yeah. i wouldn't have left me. i'm not afraid of anything. it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but her now she's shaking stuttering, or, you know if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia right behind me. you can see the sheer number of evacuees that are waiting to get into just this area. it's only one of many spread across the russian region of ross thought earlier i spoke to a staff member here. she said that already since yesterday, 500 evacuees from the don boss region have arrived and have settled here. now this is the temporary settlements cafeteria. it's already 10, 15 in the morning and breakfast is coming to a close, so you can't see too many people behind me. but for hours already, the staff he

you guys didn't shelling we decided to leave dick as a miss. i landed at our apartment building entrance. what exactly would you have wanted this for your child? would you? i also don't want this for neither my grandchildren nor do you know how hands get blown off before parents eyes. no, and we know how parents hid their 3 children in the bathroom and they all good alone there. you don't know this info from the phone because i'm so far from politics, so i don't think anything about it. i just wanted to the time the 1st train from ganske to rushes, his 2014 photo carries to safety as well. no. cla officials say that train was carrying more than 600 stopping at 2 other locations before crossing the border. it comes as a heads that the reason announced a general mobilization next and what is roaming costs are a for floating from central done that over the last couple of days. actually the situation on the front line had indeed intensified. we've been hearing the sounds of a shelley throughout the city of done that. and of course the rest of the s

of course to contact lines are being shelled heavily. so my husband quickly got his ready and 2 hours and we were sent to ab keisha. it was more terrifying than in 2014 was more showing more destruction. maybe they have more anger after food and recognized us. we've been waiting for this for a long time. a france is going to boost the supplies of ministry equipment to ukraine, that the same time western powers continue to parlor with sanctions against russia over its military action in ukraine. so for 10 years in countries have closed their space suit russian plains, there are also growing calls to cut the country out of the swift financial transactional system. but he shot at the whiskey has more all we heard on saturday from president mack on at some very great words. indeed, he said that the war in ukraine would last and that there would be consequences. now. macklin has been meeting with his defense council ministers on saturday. we're waiting to find out what was agreed on if anything in that defense counsel. but we did hear from th

sides are shelling each other. so that is not one side here is definitely definitely 2 to tango in this situation. romance caused a rough life and on. yes, thank you. oh, it's not my thought not at this video was filmed by one of our crew is on the front line in the don't yet. script public is where happy shelling is ongoing, very difficult to make out on these pictures though, i russians, defense, mandatory studies, ukrainian force is firing at cities on don bass were working to confirm that. while the breakaway republics authority say they are engaging ukrainian soldiers on the contact lines shelling, being blamed on both sides in this conflict. now a series of powerful explosions were reported across ukraine. this morning. allow blasts rocked several cities after russia did launch its military operation. now as being reported, the explosions were caused by my thought strikes from russia's aerospace forces and just recently got these pictures from mirror murray up. well, now it's a large city down there with a th

they conducted massive artillery shelling of the village. but they were offended off by the people's militia units and were forced. ready to retreat, at least 5 residential buildings were damaged in the shelling. i mean, the one behind me is completely destroyed. 2 civilians had known to have been killed as a result of this, aggression by ukraine. women now in no other report from le ganske and they're just coming in a power station was apparently shelled there as well. and as the result, thousands of homes there are now without electricity. now this is situation here have been incense. we've been hearing a sounds of artillery here in the center of the nets go all morning, but that once again, artillery doors are happening at the front line. and of course, many villages around and escort situate that are situated very close to the front line. a couple of 100 meters away from army positions, while homes vera b shell does well, for example, or this morning the town of for alexander of car which is right on the outskirts search to the north of

the shells were flying. i'm scared for my grandchildren and my children. this situation started back in 2014, then my son became disabled. of course, we are now very, very afraid discussing the violet set of fear for their lives more than $40000.00 days. ukraine citizens of cross the border to safety in russia, where the government's providing accommodation to the evacuation plus in other news . that's why you're going to keep seeing the approach as i have nothing to lose that choice. desperate yet defined protest as a pushback by police in all to work that the canadian government seeks to stamp out weeks long demonstrations against coven vaccine mandate. with abbey, with us this sunday, the 20th of february, just to in 10 in the morning. here in moscow. i'm calling bright, and these are the stories we're tracking for you this weekend that i'll say, sleepless night sin, ukraine's break away dumbass republic to begin with is artillery shelling pounds on both sides of the front line between care military and the local defence courses. i'll teach senior corre

of course to contact lines are being shelled heavily. so my husband quickly got his ready in 2 hours and we were sent to ab kasia. it was more terrifying than in 2014 was more shilling, more destruction. maybe they have more anger after put and recognized us and we've been waiting for this for a long time. he has blogs access to our videos in ukraine and disabled. the monetization of all of these channels is, comes off the federal european states to cover all costs of air. only on saturday, austrian tv service folks sell a house that will no longer distribute archie due to the situation in the country. we heard from ortiz, deputy editor in chief, our teacher was tirelessly work to bring valuable facts and use to an audience, really around the world where they were a government either call for or for us aren't, you can be taken off the air. it's simply highlights the policy of media freedoms in the nation. they were present to look at the association of your injury. analysts, who, on the one hand, so practically declared themselves as the

this kindergarten in one of the districts had just one of the places that was shelled on saturday morning. and our correspondent reports from the dunbar conflict zone where kindergarten and has come under fire. fortunately, no one was harmed with broadcasting lab directors, 2 years in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to to have you with us. now we start with breaking news from the conflict in the ukraine. according to media sources, citing and ukrainian official, there has been a huge explosion at an oil depot which is about 18 miles south of ki, if this video, which we cannot yet verify shows the result of that explosion. allegedly, at that depot. as you can see, there are flames and huge plumes of smoke filling the sky. this comes after reports of artillery and gunfire in ukrainian capital give. earlier our correspondent lead katrinka spoke with my colleague, dan hawkins. here's what they discussed. the average or videos of the fighting that's already going on in the residential areas of kiev. they began to appear as it became dark over the gradient c

and of course, the shelling is coming from both sides. now ortiz from uncle sort of is in don. yet with the latest on the stand off between local militia forces and ukrainian army full about 7 pm local time, we heard so really allows sounds of artillery here in jeanette scanned from the reports that we're getting from the officials. i here are those were 152 millimeter or a howard servers. so or, or they said it could be multiple rocket launcher systems that were shelled at said genetics a little bit earlier. now this happens a near the airport about 6 kilometers from a where i'm standing a right now. as the results at the moment, municipal transfer public transportation has been halted in the area and emergency services are on the scene, trying to figure figure out the result of fall. what had happened now earlier on saturday into an ask at least 3 private residences have also been damaged as a shelling a continued stay here in this city. no, no reports about casualties about what happened earlier on saturday evening, but over the last 4

the shells were flying. i'm scared for my grandchildren and my children, look i, we were told that we had to leave very quickly. my husband, son and daughter, all state that everyone has their own household to look after their own job to go to. unless you thought that this situation started back in 2014 and then my son became disabled. my daughter in law died and one year old grandson received a head injury. and of course we are now very, very afraid. neither shall yet to hear of any. these evacuation is ongoing, more and more people are deciding to leave to wait out this, this latest escalation of course, hoping for the best. nevertheless, there are many people who, if not the majority who have elected to state this evacuation, that priority is, is for women, children the, the elderly men of service age. so that's $18.00 to $55.00 aren't being allowed out . the mobilization of the way people are. 2 joining, joining the defense of deanna and another to the to break away provinces. we have seen teary eyed goo

they hope without the constant threat of shelling buses. i came here from dom bass together with my children. yesterday i was walking to work, but it's impossible so much showing you what he told us about evacuation and in an hour we gathered everything that we can and came here to. i don't want to come back, it's very dangerous there. i lived there and don't want to anymore. if don't best forces are there, it's ok. but as soon as they leave valan beta immediately, he doesn't know how that out. they say if they get to our territory to done that, no one will be left, they won't even stare. children still destroy everyone. they want our land. our men won't let them in. that's what we pray for. they're holding up, have been holding up for 8 years, not letting them in. so we hope we'll be able to return home. we will up because i was sure it'd be good if we had anywhere to return to and that our relatives were ok. their lunch is my boy, my grandchild. when we were under shilling, we ran outside and there was a shooting star. he asked me, granny

one is what is happening with shell. shell had some really interesting comments earlier today, discussing the fact that they could potential he provide extra lng into europe would we -- europe were we to see a problem with ukraine. we are going to focus on what is happening in a little bit more detail. we will come back and break down the numbers when it comes to the european as well -- the european close as well. the selloff is really in the bond market. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: coming into the end of regular trading in europe for equities this thursday. the central bank story is being factored in but we also need to talk about of corporate reporting point of view. the ftse 100 is down only .7%. shell is probably one of the biggest factors behind that. solid numbers today. strong capital returned to investors. that help london out. compass also out with good numbers as well. a few headwinds but nevertheless solid figures. the top line really good. those two stops helping out london. the cac 40 is down 1.6%. the dax,

they say that ukrainian army shelling has hit a local school killing to teachers. we're going to go live for the region to speak to our correspondents to get further confirmation. in the meantime, brushes our military operation in ukraine does continue. it's a stated aim is to protect the people of don baths, whereas a european leaders in the west of media according it, a multi pronged invasion. meantime, as we understand, there are more ukrainian troops now surrendering to that of the russian military or the russian defense minister ministry. i should say, saying now that they will not be harmed, they can go home if they refuse to fight you. current president says he's ready to talk security guarantees with moscow, but also, but his country is not afraid of russia. with did you ask about your coverage or what are you international? welcome to the program. we come to you live from the heart of moscow. the ukrainian president zelinski earlier saying today that he feels alone. he's been speaking with his nato counterparts. however, he's not getting the support. he sa

your of course to contact lines are being shelled heavily. so my husband quickly got his ready in 2 hours and we were sent to ab kasia. it was more terrifying than in 2014 was more shilling, more destruction. maybe they have more anger after put and recognized us. we've been waiting for this for a long time. you tube has blocked access to archie videos in ukraine and disabled the monetization of all r t channels is comes after several european countries took our broadcasts off air . and earlier on saturday, australian tv service foxtel announced that it will no longer distribute our tea due to the situation in ukraine. we heard from ortiz, deputy editor in chief. our teacher was tirelessly work to bring valuable facts and use to an audience really around the world where they organizational government either call 4 or 430 to be taken off the air. it's simply highlight the policy of media freedoms in the nation. they were present to look at the association of your injury. analysts, who i'm the one hand, so practically declared themselves as the

will they call us saying this heavy shelling? why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came on the heavy shelling. will you? i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016. not leaving york. yeah. when you were here. yeah, i wouldn't have left. i'm not afraid of anything, it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but her now she's shaking, stuttering. and fish. really, if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia. now the self proclaimed to donate the people's republic has declared a state of emergency after the key of shelling hit a water pumping station. ultimately cutting supplies for more than 20000 people are senior correspondent, but i guess the of his internet for us. he brings us the very latest on what is exactly happening down there. for the last several minutes we've huddled at least a dozen bloss that reverberated through the air from the direction of a presumably done yet scare port, which is where the frontline is. and

a republic was shelled as while it was all happening on the front line. the representative of the people's militia of the self proclaimed people's republic says that the ukraine is at ready for a full scale of war. he just on a friday night there was a blast writing in a sensor of the city. one a car was blowing up a car belonging to the head of the peoples that militia. and when i arrived on the scene, there were engineers working. there were all the cars, a park nearby and we had to be very careful a while working there. also it's a sensor of the city, of course a lot of us civilians are walking around but so thankfully no one was heard. also what we're getting from the local press service, a power station and a water pumping plans were old, sold damaged by shelley. and as the result, nearly 2000000 people are now left without any water supplies. and those people live in 40 sounds on both sides of the conflict. nevertheless, the leaders of both republics have announced mobilization off armed forces in both republics. i'm actually standing outside o, one

it's just one of the places that was shelled on saturday morning. corresponded reports from the dawn bass conflict zone where kindergarten has come under fire. fortunately, no one was heart with our testing live direct from a studio in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. and we start with breaking news from the conflict in ukraine, according to media sources, citing ukrainian official. there has been a huge explosion at an oil depot, which is about 18 miles south of kiff. this video which we cannot yet independently verify shows the result of that explosion. and as you can see, there are flames and huge plumes of smoke filling the sky. this comes after reports of artillery and gunfire in the ukrainian capital of key. if earlier, our teeth corresponded in the upper tranquil, spoke with my colleague, dan hawkins. here is what they discussed the adventurer videos of the fighting that's already going on in the residential areas of kiev. they began to appear as it became dark over the gradient capital. but there are quite a few developme

and then some shells have been shown even on rust off region territory. and those are all provocations. those allies, nobody died, that no one is injured. that's just cynicism. there's such a high level cynicism that they schilling themselves, they themselves shooting at the territory. they control the statement. they're the ones shooting in relation to the people of dawn. bass could only be made by a solar cynic given how many people in the don? yes can. lu ganske republics have died over the years. the special o s. c monitoring mission is registering. shelling that comes considerably more from ts forces. perhaps that is why washington withdrew us observers from the mission, so that there would be no american witnesses. after all, they could accuse the government of lying. meantime, another line in tonight, a top level diplomatic incident is mounting around german chancellor sholtes. he's comments area, fully meeting with president putin shelves branded, ridiculous. the fact that putin has been describing the situation in dumbass as genocide. russia's fo

well, nursing a place, you know, and it's very confident shelling. we decided to leave dick as a miss. i landed at our apartment building entrance. what exactly would you have wanted this for your child? would you? i also don't one this for neither of my grandchildren nor do you know how heads get blown off before parents eyes? no, and we know how parents hid their 3 children in a bathroom and they all got to loan there. you don't know this info from the phone because i'm so far from politics, so i don't think anything about it. i just want to, meanwhile, the 1st train from le ganske to russia since 2014 has brought in factories to safety. local officials say it is carrying more than 600 people stopping at 2 other locations before crossing the border. this comes as the heads of the dumbass region announced a general mobilization on his roman culture of reports from central done yet. over the last couple of days, actually the situation on the front line had indeed intensified. we've been hearing the sounds of a shelley throughout the city of i've done

like i said, just last night, at least 14 artillery shells fell on a russian territory in the roast of region. but yesterday, after the beginning of russia's military operation in ukraine and don boss, there were also other instances of that in the russian region of bel garage. there were an old, almost immediately in the morning after the military offensive began. artillery shells fell on border towns. there and a number of other people's homes were damaged by that. luckily nobody was injured in a course screeching. there was also another small of spat were of the artillery came from the training side of the border. but the federal security services were able to disable that, the firing position at that point in grounds region. there was on, there were unfortunately 2 people that were injured by artillery strikes, according to the federal security services coming from the ukrainian side. and this is, this is interesting because lat, yesterday we tried to go to the front, we did actually go to the front. when we, immediately after we heard that russian territory that russian territory

massive shelling from the armament prohibited by the minsk agreement. it is important to allow for the observers, for the overseas to visit. they are being threatened, they are being scared. all humanitarian questions are being blocked. two years ago i signed into law the unconditional axis of humanitarian organisations to the detainees, but on the occupied territories they are simply not allowed. after two exchange of prisoners, this process has been installed, although ukraine has been sharing the approved list. the isolation prison, that is now the symbol of human rights violation. in november, the two new crossing points that we opened have not been put into operation, and we see this as an obstruction and a false pretext as ukraine is doing its best to push this discussion. the tcg, we have submitted the proposals and the drafts of law, but everything is blocked and no one is talking about them. ukraine demands urgently to unblock the negotiation process. at the same time, this does not mean that looking for peace is limited and restricted only by

a republic was shelled as while it was all happening on the front line. the representative of the people's militia of the self proclaimed people's republic says that the ukraine is at ready for a full scale at war. he just on the friday night there was a blast, right in the center of the city, one, a car was blowing up a car belonging to the head of the peoples at militia. and when i arrived on the scene, there were engineers working. there were other cars, a park near by and we had to be very careful a while working there. also it's a center of the city, of course a lot of us civilians are walking around but so thankfully no one was heard. also what we're getting from the local press service, a power station and a water pumping plans were old, sold damaged by shelley. and as the results of nearly 2000000 people are now left without any water supplies. and those people live in 40 sounds on both sides. of the conflict. nevertheless, the leaders of both the republics have announced mobilization off armed forces in both republics. i'm actually standing outsi

massive shelling from the armaments from the minsk agreement. it is important to allow for the observers to admit that they are being threatened, and they are scared. all humanitarian questions are being rokita. years ago, i signed into law the unconditional access of humanitarian organizations to the detainees. it was a temporary occupied nature. after the exchange of prisoners, the process has been stalled, although, the ukraine has been sharing the privilege of torches until the notorious -- flat fee. -- latvia recently. in november, the two new process points that we opened it open, putting operation as we see this, and an obstruction. under false pretext, and the ukraine is doing its best to push these discussions their political questions as well. and we have made proposals and drafts of law, but everything is broken, and no one is talking about them. >> the ukraine demands urgently to unblock the negotiation process. at the same time, we are looking for peace and restricted only by that. we are prepared to look for the keys to end the war

they call a sane as heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid. but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came on the heavy shelling. will you? yeah, i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016. not leaving your. yeah. when you were here? yeah, i wouldn't have left. i'm not afraid of anything. it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but ha, she's shaking, stuttering. fish. but if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia. right behind me. you can see the sheer number of evacuees that are waiting to get into just this area. it's only one of many spread across the russian region of ross thought earlier i spoke to a staff member here. she said that already since yesterday, 500 evacuees from the don bus region have arrived and have settled here. now this is the temporary settlements cafeteria. it's already 10, 15 in the morning and breakfast is coming to a close. so you can't see too many people behind me, but for hours already, the staff here have been providing be

there is constant shelling. we decided to leave because miss i landed at our apartment building entrance that you would you have wanted this for your child . would you? i also do on this for neither of my grandchildren. do you know, that had been blown off before that parents eyes. and we know how parents had the 3 children in the bathroom, and they all got blown up that you don't know this. it put us on the phone because i'm so far from politics. i don't think anything about it. i just, one to leave was report emerged from the o. s. c. the shelling in easton ukraine's doubled in the past 24 hours. the country's president told the munich security conference on saturday that it's local forces in the break away republics who were orchestrating attacks. it's sure they showed some shells on temporarily occupied territories that allegedly came from our side and then some shells have been shown even on rust off rage and territory. those are all provocations with those allies. nobody died that no one is injured. that's

they call us saying this heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came on the heavy shelling. will you? yeah, i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016. not leaving your. yeah. when you were here. yeah. i wouldn't have left. i'm not afraid of anything. it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but her, she's shaking, stuttering. when you, if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia. right behind me. you can see the sheer number of evacuees that are waiting to get into just this area. it's only one of many spread across the russian region of ross thought earlier i spoke to a staff member here. she said that already since yesterday 500 evacuees from the don boss region have arrived and have settled here. now this is the temporary settlements cafeteria. it's already 10, 15 in the morning and breakfast is coming to a close. so you can't see too many people behind me, but for hours already, the staff here have b

again the shelling and i in ukraine. again the shelling and again the bombing of residential areas and civilian infrastructure. we will fight as long as it takes to liberate the country. if children are born in shelters, even when the shelling continues, then the enemy has no chance in this undoubtedly people's war. to victory, glory to ukraine. i'm joined now by hanna shelest, editor in chief of ukraine analytica in odesa. thank you for the invitation, i am following not only what is happening in odesa and my organisation is stationed in towns. on the south, as for now, it is more or less calm. definitely, if you compare with other parts of ukraine. we had the attempt of the landing operation during the night but our navy managed to counter it. we had the attacks of russia at several kilometres to the city. but the biggest fighting that definitely happened last night in kyiv and kharkiv, where we have now the shelling is have continued and most of my staff are in shelters. d0 shelling is have continued and most of my st

that experience is shelling and people's uncertainty and the feeling of what to do next. what, how should they prepare if, if the situation is likely to worse and now the ukrainian, a military sad giving some numbers there that according to the information they have been 90. 6 incidence of shalley inks that lead to one soldier being killed and several being injured that are from 84 incidents of shelling just a day before. unfortunately, we do not expect the situation to be in any way a decreasing intention, but rather increasing, especially as we hear from russia that this is, this is, this seems to be just the beginning. even though they have declared the independence of landscape and don't yet, there's more to call them that it's such as going to be stay staying with that one 3rd of east and ukraine, but this very much interested in the rest of the don bus region as well. the ukranian president says he's not mobilizing the countries entire military at this point, but he is calling us reservists for the armed forces. how are people they're reacting to that in a way they

only the employees were shell shocked. western observers believe the shelling may have been a false flag operation by russia prompt a counter attack. but 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 a drought move walker. number one, number 2, every the believe that they are gave a fall flag operation. every indication we have with a back at a un security council meeting you as a secretary of state antony blinking, want russia was already manufacturing a provocation to justify an attack you, when you suddenly with this could be a violet event that russia will blame on ukraine or an outrageous accusation that russia will level against the ukrainian government. moscow has already accused ukraine of committing genocide in the eastern don best region, and labeled the false claims as hysteria authorities over. nobody seeks any excuses for hostile elections. we sit, we do not have an intention to do this for days. russia said its troops or withdrawing from areas near the border w

local say, shelling has escalated lately, but she didn't have your new book recently. it has been quiet. and then the last 2 days, every now and then they shoot. every now and then they shoot la la la la, la, la, la, la tour rocher, the da nets to has seen increased attacks. a car bomb was detonated in the heart of the city on friday evening. the reported owner, the head of the cept just regions military was not inside of the time. the explosion comes just days of us and its allies warned about potential false flag attacks by russia for president putin. the solution to the current crisis lies with kevin. if you're still with you, a key will hockey of needs to do is sit down at the negotiating table with representatives of dumbass and agree on political military, economic and humanitarian measures to end the conflict. and the sooner this happens, the better. but unfortunately, right now, we are seeing the opposite and aggravation of the situation and on best person to them. but with kevin, its allies still warning of impending russian invasion, de escalation appears a d

we were living on the shelling and dropping to the ground. if there was a whistling sound and now is whistling again and again, it's scary. multiple temporary shelters have been set up in different regions across russia to accommodate to thousands of those arriving from ukraine. ortiz dollar or quarter report. now from one of those shelf this, this is, this is da children's camp. it was once a place where kids came to have fun. now the only children you'll find here are among the 700000 to expected evacuees from the don bus region of eastern good. i wouldn't have left. it's just that i had a stroke. i always stayed her. now i've left everything. everyone behind kittens, dogs, goat was my go to supposed to give birth. everything's left. it is perfect. were being fed well there's a tv like home they call us saying this heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came under a heavy shilling. i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016, not leaving. for you. i

i had the shelling through the whole night. if the local school was shelled that was gary . my children live in crimea, not my daughter, often calls me and tells me to come to where she lives. there wasn't really was tomorrow i will leave work and go to my daughter, which condition me. and it isn't confined to any one place. this escalation tore through entire regions in le ganske and a parent car bombing targeting a separatist official engaged in sees var monitoring and compliance in the netscape to schools hit by mortar rounds. amid the barrage of shelling by the ukrainian military liberty with no staff needed to be at school by 8 am, i got a call at 3 24 am and was told that there had been a massive explosion there. i could not go to the scene of the accident right away because of the shelling we at 7 am. we found 4 classrooms had been destroyed and around $65.00 windows of the facade and the roof were also damaged. i understand that 2 shells landed on the building, does not seen in towns, villages, and cities across east than ukraine. fear permeates everywhere. people tr

i had the shelling through the whole night. the local school was shell, that was scary. my children live in crimea. my daughter often calls me and tells me to come to where she lives with the un security council convenes an emergency session over the decision to recognize the republic russians envoy stressing that moscow one for diplomatic solution to the ukraine crisis, but will not allow a blood bath in don't back with, it's important to focus on how to avoid more foresee crane to stop it's showing. and it's pro locations in donors. and lou ganske, the west though, appears more concerned with punishing russia. thank it's recognition and peacekeeping mission violate international in a very well welcome from our team here in most good. this is our t international with the latest world news update. thanks for joining us. this. our putin has assigned a decree, recognized in the don. yes. kindly, ganske republic says sovereign states, it also includes treaties of military and economic cooperation. is how people in dumbass greeted

it's not a shell. maybe it's an intimidation act, as we understand the war is not only at the frontline, it's also in the information space. no, that was closed. i think it is be a threat to journalists to say there will be further terror attacks against them. now our shelling hearing anesco hasn't been as a frequency, and so the sun came up, however, over the last few days. so it was so quite a lot of artillery duels along the front lines. and on tuesday we received a report that says multiple a rocket launchers had been used by the ukrainian or military now around 4 o'clock or this morning. from the village of spar talk on the outskirts of the city. was the shelled as well as the result of several houses, a court. a war caught on fire and apparently a mortar fire was used by the cranium. military also sees fire violations had been recorded by the o. s. c, a monitoring mission. the here in donors can the ball across the front line. however, ukrainian authorities are denying and he sees far violations

was shelled and destroyed. and they said that they do have a lot of bad feelings towards ukrainian authorities but don't have any bad feelings toward their neighbors and extended family. that is still the part that is controlled by ukraine. i think a lot of people on the ground where sam is and where i was yesterday may essentially want piece and don't want any of this to escalate. no one i've spoken to on the ground has yet said that they are in favor of some sort of wider escalation or some sort of wider war. having said that, what we're seeing out here is certainly a lot of russian armor, a lot of russian military that we have seen in various locations. and a lot of it is very heavy. a lot of it is artillery pieces, a lot of it is self-propelled, howitzers, tanks. so certainly you can see how vladimir putin is moving his army in place. it was quite interesting, a couple of minutes ago, one of the leaders of one of the separatist republics, the donetsk people's republic, he came out and claimed that the russi

within the last 48 hours shelling at night and also in day time, um we have a lot of reports on shelling from the separate separatist side on to ukrainian villages on this side. that's what term is more or less confirmed. we do not know what's the situation on the other side. the ukrainian army is saying it is restraining itself. it is refraining from answering the fire. the separatist saw these rebels in this, in these are areas are saying that there is shelling with, they failed to provide any proof. they have also now announced that there will evacuate the civilian population from the whole territory. also here, we don't know what's really behind is this isn't information war 1st and foremost. so all these announcements are meant to create to certain situation favorable to the, to the goals that each side tries to achieve. what are these goals is the most difficult question? what are they trying to do? and just so we do not really know what, what to think about. or there's what we see is an intensification of fighting. the always see confirms that there was a lot more shelling them fo

they call us saying this heavy shelling. why are they shelling? i'm not afraid, but you couldn't leave me alone. i can barely walk. my wife is scared. she came on the heavy shelling. will you? i wouldn't have left. i stayed there in 2016. not leaving york. yeah. when you were here. yeah, i wouldn't have left. i'm not afraid of anything, it's all the same to me. i'm used to it. i was a soldier in the past. i'm used to it. but her now she's shaking, stuttering. really if i were healthy, i would have joined the militia. meanwhile, kiev says it is committed to the minced agreement. although at once certain amendments made to the peace deal, it accuses russia of violating the agreement and blames russia for the current escalation. adding moscow attacked eastern ukraine to fabricate accusations against the ukrainian military. it just gets more and more murky by the moment. let's course live out was senior correspondent, morale garcia of his in don. yes. and don't know, quarter who did a temporary facility in russia for don bass. evacuees moved out 1st t