ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has called the killing of civilians in the town of boucher war. crimes and genocide, there was mounting international anger over images of mass graves and bodies showing signs of torture and rape. russia denies the accusations and says it will present evidence to the un security council that its forces have not been involved and atrocities. a warning, our next report contains images that some of our viewers may find disturbing on the streets of beecher. it looks as though russian troops have only just been driven out. many bodies of civilians have only just been recovered. the ukrainian interior ministry invited journalists from around the world to come and document what took place here. moscow has caught these scenes a stage managed anti russian provocation. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is here to get a 1st hand view. he's visibly emotional when he describes women who were ranked in front of their children, entire families executed. he says his country must keep on fighting, but also negotiate yellow rad. sure. i am convinced that we wil

but fighting is mostly moving east. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm. but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on. key of mayor says at least one person has died and several were wounded in a missile strike on the green capital. early on sunday morning, the russian defense ministry says the strike targeted a factory producing armored vehicles. moscow has threatened and risen days to ramp up missile attacks on city, even as russia bears down on the eastern part of ukraine. our correspondent rebecca ritters is in kit and gave us an update. ha, hi. i mean, i, you know, a

putin and then had to ukraine for talks with president vladimir zalinski terrace. will discuss steps to bring about peace following russia's invasion of ukraine. russia has confirmed the death of one of the crew members of the russian flag ship, miss, i'll care cruiser of moskva a week after it sank in the black sea. the defense ministry of defense said it nearly 400 crew members were evacuated, crumb and critic suspect a much higher number of dead missing saying the ship's crew was about 500 strong. according moscow has ordered a physician activists vladimir carry mercer to remain in pre trial detention for allegedly spreading fake news about russia's army. a criminal case has been opened against the activist who was arrested earlier this month for avoiding police officers and from the french president emanuel mack on his far right challenger marine, the pen, have made their final push for votes before sundays. presidential run off, paul show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same joyce womack or is expected to when many people

but fighting is mostly moving east. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm. but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on. as well as the expected russian offensive and eastern ukraine. moscow is threatening to escalate missile attacks on the capital key of from there, dw correspondent rebecca readers reports. oh hi. i mean i, you know, as you can see behind me, there are people starting to kind of come back out on the streets. i'm standing on one of the main thoroughfares that cuts through the city and we've seen a lot of pedestrian, some shots opening and even some restaura

ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has called for urgent action from the united nations over alleged russian war crimes. he addressed a meeting of the un security council after evidence emerged of what appeared to be a deliberate mass killing of civilians by russian troops in the city of boucher outside the ukrainian capital. only a day after returning from butcher ukrainian president to lensky, addressed the killings in front of the u. n. boy e. so the russian military search for him purposely killed any one who served our country. they shot and killed women outside their houses when they just tried to call some one who was alive. they killed entire families, adults and children, and they try to burn the bodies. smalley, eula, so lensky said russia must be held accountable for its actions in ukraine. he questioned the inability of the security council to punish russia due to must coast veto power, the ro yoga. but we are dealing with a state that is turning the un security council veto into the right to die. this undermines the whole architecture of global security. it allows them t

his meeting with president vladimir zalinski. that when longer and schedule focused on this issue, but the secretary general didn't want to give any specifics on any progress. at the present moment, i can only tell you, we are doing everything we can to make it happen. i'm not going to enter into any comment that both ends in mind. that's possibility. because my 1st and only priority is the people that suffer and the people that must be rescued of the rotten decided heavy i had of his meeting, the secretary general had visited the devastated towns north of the capital, borrowed yankee it pin and boucher. where do you and said, there was growing evidence of a ledge war crimes. ukrainian president had criticized gutierrez, for heading to moscow before coming to keep. he said that the un secretary general should have 1st seen the trail of destruction left behind by the russians. but good terrorist got also to experience 1st hand russian firepower, several cruise missiles targeted. keep just as the press conference with the president

that's according to the ukranian president vladimir zalinski speaking today to south korea, lawmakers. so lensky appealed for more weapons to do send his nation. now the port city of mario pole has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of the city lies in ruins and that tens of thousands are trapped with little or no food and water. russia says that it will focus now on eastern ukraine and intensify its military efforts. there . earlier i spoke to our correspondent rebecca ritter's in levine, and she spoke about the high death told in the port city of mario pl. hard to imagine how president valencia estimates could be very far off. i mean, if you think about the worst images you've seen in war, the most devastating picture is coming out of any conflict. that is what's happening in mary paul since the beginning of this war, as you just reported, that city has been under constant russian bombardment and people have been living there without access to food, electricity, communication, and most crucially, without access to any drinking water. people have

nick, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski said that the horrors inflicted on that town borrowed younger were even worse than what we saw in boucher tell us more about what's been found there. i think most people here in ukraine can't basically take their eyes off those images of those destroyed tab luxembourg junker . everyone's here, but he guessing how many people are still trapped under those ruins or how many people manage to get out before those are homing. those shillings happened, and i think the real difficulty now is trying to work out the numbers, trying to get some kind of handle on the scale of this. and for now, you as you concern that report, and it's all pretty celtic, there are locals turning up, trying to salvage what's left of their property and other government organizations trying to d mind to make sure that if people go back, they're not going to face the risk of traps of minds, but it certainly seems like the kind of images we saw in boucher on no exception. that this was a more widespread thing in the territories around ki, if that were controlled by russian army

in boucher ukraine's president. vladimir zalinski has said that to russia's actions amount to genocide. is he right? i think it's far too early at this stage to to talk about genocide. it's the not off the table, but genocide is a very specific crime with a very high threshold about the intent to destroy in hold or parse a civilian population. and you know what your correspondent and what others are witnessing him is this certainly what crimes, potential crimes against humanity where we're seeing, you know, civilians killed, killed in summary, execution format, and the investigation. these are recently areas which at least a financial planning forces. and inside a lot of them helping not accessible for a couple of days even while they were being being reclaimed by ukrainian forces. so it's, it's very early days to start, you know, talking about the, the full scope of what my, what crimes may may not be committed. but as you said yourself, what we're seeing on the ground is, is really what i think. and, and, you know, we have investigators on the ground as well. just spoken to, to witne

that's the estimate from ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. after more than a month of relentless shelling by russian forces on the port city, also coming up you foreign ministers are meeting in luxembourg to discuss further sanctions on russia. the remains divided on whether to impose the measures that would hurt moscow the most. a boycott of its oil and gas. ah, i'm abbacore awesome. welcome to the program. we begin this hour with ukrainian city that has seen the most intense fighting since the russian full scale invasion began. more than 6 weeks ago. tens of thousands of people are dead and merry or bull. according to the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski speaking to south korean lawmakers, he appealed for more weapons to defend his country. and the port city, mary, or ball, has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of the port city lies in bruins and tens of thousands of people remain trapped with little or no food and water. russia has said it will focus on eastern ukraine and intensify its military

ringback surrounded by heavy security and the media present, vladimir zalinski visited the town of butcher nick heave after witnessing the devastation he made a promise that justice would be done. scholars last name is war crimes. i will be recognized as genocide by the world. you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands killed in tortured people with cut limbs. some women who have been raped in children have been murdered. we know they're so much more. this is genocide, a march 10th people who began to bury the dead in a 45 foot trench dug in the grounds of a church, some 68 bodies at 1st, some victims of war. others who died of natural causes. the priest of st. andrews church says he had to negotiate with the russians who occupied boucher to allow the barrels. but as the war dragged on more barrels in total, a $130.00 were buried her and the mass grave was needed all across. boucher, the dead lay in the streets for days even weeks. even now they wait to be picked up by overworked, undertakers. at the burial site, people had dropped some of the bodies in black plasti

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well, good heritage has bet ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. but before that meeting, he taught regions near keith, where russian troops have been accused of committing war crimes during a press conference later. garage call for accountability. ukraine is an epi centered event, bearable heart h and b. i witnessed that very vividly today at aunt keith, the senseless loss of life, the massive destruction the unacceptable violations of human rights. and the. busy laws of water, it is vital that the international criminal court and other un mechanisms conduct that work so that that can be real accountability. whereas lewis wouldn't even the analytical thought. it's important that the secretary general has had a chance to witness the crimes committed against the ukrainian people in the suburbs of the city of keys he is seen must the occupying forces have done against our citizens. this is the true genocide, and it is important to facilitate the establishment of a special international tribunal on russian crimes satellite imagery from the city of mat

now, president vladimir zalinski is also been speaking. he had a message to france, his our cozy and germany's merkel. he basically said, ah, ukraine wants to invite merkel and sa cosy to come to boucher and to see what 14 years of concessions to russia looks like he's referencing there. the fact that a europe reply relies on gas supplies from russia also went on to say that he wants to us, once russia's leaders to see what their orders have done in ukraine. so lots of very strong language. lots of very emotive terms coming out there from present vladimir, select zalinski, and as we see more and more untrusted his more and more of the effects of war coming to light over the next coming days. expect that language to get stronger. will the killings and butcher had provoked global outrage? the 2nd general of the united nations as call for an independent investigation into the deaths? my county has more from washington d. c. the images emerging from the town of boucher have central ripples of shock and revulsion around the globe. indeed this i

and 10 you get irish has seen destruction near keith and is now meeting president vladimir zalinski. satellite imagery from murray. paul is revealing the damage done by russian shelling on the as the style of steel plant where thousands of ukrainian soldiers and civilians, the sheltering the russians continued its ass strikes on the facility. despite agreeing in principle for evacuations, to take place ukraine and russia. blaming each other for a series of attacks and a breakaway region of moldova. russia says the incidents in trans and history are are an attempt to drag the region into conflict. in other news, at least 9 people have died and explosions in the northern afghan city of missouri . sharif. please say 13 people were also injured by the 2 bomb attacks on many buses. no group has claimed responsibility of verizon's taliban rulers have struggled to contain attacks by armed groups. the drug company, madonna, has asked us regulators to approve its cave at 19 vaccine for children between 6 months and 6 years old. it says trial showed 2 doses was safe and produced a strong immun

ah, am abby called us and welcome to the program ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has called for urgent action from the united nations over alleged russian war crimes. he addressed a meeting of the un security council after evidence emerged of what appeared to be a deliberate mass killing of civilians by russian troops in the city of boucher outside the ukrainian capital. only a day after returning from butcher ukrainian president zalinski addressed the killings in front of the u. n. boy e. so the russian military search for him purposely killed any one who served our country. they shot and killed women outside their houses when they just tried to call some one who was alive. they killed entire families, adults and children. and they tried to burn the bodies. saline you, la. zalinski said russia must be held accountable for its actions in ukraine. he questioned the inability of the security council to punish russia due to must close vito power the ro yoga. but we are dealing with a state that is turning the un security council vito into the right to die. this undermines the whole

oh, graham president vladimir zalinski addresses the united nations security council for the 1st time since russia launched a full scale assault on his country. he listed the atrocities committed by russian forces in the last several weeks. and he demanded justice and accountability for the lives taken in the town of boucher calling. the killings there a massacre. zalinski also urge the council to strip russia of its veto power. i am abby, called arson in berlin, and this is the day ah, the world can see that the russian, what the russian military did in boucher united states has a sense that members of russia's forces have committed war crimes. it's a deliver campaign to kill the torture. to write the world has yet to see what they have done in other occupied cities. i'm afraid they will see more mass graves, more atrocities. accountability must be inevitable. also on the day, russian troops have withdrawn from around key, but the threat of a new offensive is gathering boston. you will see little it in the main focus of the enemy is to prepare for the resumption of offensive operatio

graham president vladimir zalinski addresses the united nations security council for the 1st time since russia launched a full scale assault on his country. he listed the atrocities committed by russian forces in the last several weeks and he demanded justice and accountability for the lives taken in the town of boucher calling. the killings there a massacre. zalinski also urge the council to strip russia of its veto power. i am abby, called austin in berlin, and this is the day ah, the world can see that the russian, what the russian military did in boucher united states has the sense that members of russia's forces have committed war crimes. it's a deliver campaign to kill the torture. to write the world has yet to see what they have done in other occupied it is, i'm afraid they will see more muskrats, more atrocities. accountability must be inevitable. also on the day, russian troops have withdrawn from around key, but the threat of a new offensive is gathering boston. you will see little it in the main focus of the enemy is to prepare for the resumption of offensive operations to su

type a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has called on the international community to hold russia's president vladimir putin responsible for war crimes. he made the comments on a visit to the town of boucher where russian forces have been accused of killing hundreds of civilians. the russian ambassador to the united nations has denied claims of war crimes and boot. you're saying it was all staged.

zalinski is demanding accountability for what he says is moscow's war crimes and his country. now let me warn you again. this reports from kristen salumi contains graphic images of viewers may find distressing. ukraine's president addressed the security council on the heels of his visit to boucher vladimir lansky called for the united. ah, let me take you to the u. s. department of justice. they're set to announce new enforcement actions and disrupting russian economic activity. this is attorney general. i've magically gone no stone unturned in our efforts to investigate arrest and prosecute those whose criminal acts at naval russia to continue its unjust war in ukraine. that is a promise we are keeping. i am joined here to day by deputy attorney general monaco and f b i director re. also here our assistant attorney general olson principal, deputy assistant attorney general mcquaid f b i cyber section chief fram. and klepto capture task force director adams. to day we are mounting several actions. the justice department has taken to disrupt and prosecute criminal activity asso

how about the top stories here and al jazeera ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says russia has begun a full scale offensive to take control of eastern regions. he says invading forces are attacking along a 480 kilometer front and dumbass where russian batch separatists have declared their own republics. rushes refocused its operations towards the region. after failing to capture the capital, keith, that is zamora cook. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle with the dumbass to which they have been preparing for a long time that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves, and we will do it every day. we won't keep up anything ukrainian, and we don't need anything foreign. please call cha, stratford, as in denice pro, and has more on the fighting in that part of the country. specifically, an escalation in car cave, despite that city having been under such heavy bombardment over the last 7 weeks or so, we saw increasing fighti

a stage managed anti russian provocation. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is here to get a 1st hand view. he is visibly emotional when he describes women who were raped in front of their children, entire families executed. he says his country must keep on fighting, but also negotiate yellow rad. sure. i am convinced that we will achieve peace on ukrainian territory from would ukraine cannot live in a constant state of war because this is europe, and this is the 21st century. he will be, the one was blood spots was to reach the interior ministry tanks. us on buses, through check point after check point past the burned out remains of civilian vehicles. it's a dangerous trip. our guide says he is expecting new attacks from russia soon. in the village of man, titian authority is take us to a site where full bodies were found among them. children gone with yamil. my family is lying over there. we are in that hole. i don't know why they were killed. they were loving no good people. we were full of them, rumors were nobody wondering me shortly afterwards volunteers exhumed the bodies

this hour. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited the city of butch outside kia, where hundreds of bodies were discovered at the weekend after russian forces retreated. zalinski accuses russia of genocide and war crimes. the with you in the u. s. have promised an investigation and further sanctions on russia and germany, foreign minister on the line of battle has announced moves to expel 40 russian diplomats in response to the killings in ukraine, france and lithuania are also expelling numbers of russian diplomatic stuff. for you news for now you are watching d w news from earlier i'm terry martin. i'll be back to the top of the next hour with more thanks for watching. ah ah, with ah, be your own health advocate? by turning into your own expert, we are your coach without any fiction and lots of facts. be active in a clever way. with d w. i want my life back. mm. tanya's escape from. i lost my home in 2014 vineyards because in his army occupy did to my home town. i lost my home for the 2nd time this mon seem to you. because rush in the army. i texted oh, great. close up. in 45 m

he visited russian president vladimir putin and moscow before keith zalinski called it ambiguous to see the aggressor before the victims. the un secretary general has been unable to get the sides to see eye to eye, but wants to begin the negotiation process to stop a war that many ukrainians had hoped the un would prevent in the 1st place. and you chappelle al jazeera lady queen says russia has increased the pace of defense in the east that's being fed fighting in the dorm bus region. and russian forces have taken these 2 towns in the east that pushing towards the cities of lyman and off us . now, on the front line defended by ukrainian troops. satellite imagery from mario paul is revealing the damage done by russian shelling on the of a solid steel plant. where you plenty and soldiers and civilians are sheltering. russia has continued it strikes on the facility. this might agree in principle with you and to allow evacuations. sounds hiding in the steel plants, underground tunnels. as in russian forces surround the city. and the large files are broken out in the southern ukrainian city

with global revulsion solidifying over civilian killings in the town of boucher president, vladimir zalinski likened russia assault ali to nazi war crimes. ukrainian officials wars that are the shattered communities, including the town of abode younger, north west of the capital. keith may have suffered even worse fates than boucher currently. more than 200 people are missing there or have been found dead. i'm now john from keith by dw correspondent, next connelly. nick. what's the situation and keith in the region? am i right now and what have you been hearing about bored? younger for, we've been getting reports of more mass graves, more people still missing, unaccounted for situation that's mirrored across this region. big swathes of church in northwest the kids were under russian military control, 4 weeks or up till just a couple of days ago. and it's a huge swathe of territory. and there are lots conflicting reports coming out and it's very difficult to verify them because also there's a huge issue with mines with various kinds of traps and other dangerous to ukrainian services going in,

there's been fierce fighting in the don bus region. ukraine's president of vladimir zalinski has described the situation there and in the city of khaki as challenging but says his forces are fighting back 1st president in the situ.

zalinski has called on the international community to hold russia's vladimir putin responsible for war crimes. he made the comments on the visit to the town of butcher by russian forces have been accused of killing civilians. us the president joe biden says there is ample evidence of atrocities by russia. he wants that he may have who tend to be tried for war crimes. he is the war, but we have to gather the information. we have to continue to provide you with weapons . they need to continue the fight and we have to gather all the detail. so this is actual have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal and what's happening to book it out.

the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is warning russia not to in his words eliminate the last remaining ukrainian soldiers inside the besieged city of mariel pool. or it will be the end of peace talks. peace talks that the russian president vladimir putin recently described as having reached a dead end. chance driver al jazeera heave or russian forces are also targeting the ukrainian capital wrestles said there has more from keith, a raid sirens sounding on there over the city frequently tonight. and there are some reports that the reports of the explosions. however, we cannot confirm about any strikes or explosions in, in, in, in kia, just early in the day. in the morning today. with there were russia attacked a tank prepare repairing, factory in kear and one person was killed. 3 people at least 3 people were, were injured yesterday. also, russia had a strike over another plant in q, which is very much close to any international airport. and that was a, another military factory which was producing and repairing the, the missiles, including the anti shit, me science as well. the russia

ringback surrounded by heavy security and the media present, vladimir zalinski visited the town of butcher nick heave after witnessing the devastation he made a promise that justice would be done. scholars last name is war crimes. i will be recognized as genocide by the world. you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands killed in tortured people with cut limbs. some women who have been raped in children have been murdered. we know they're so much more. this is genocide, a march 10th people who began to bury the dead in a 45 foot trench dug in the grounds of a church, some 68 bodies at 1st, some victims of war. others who died of natural causes. the priest of st. andrews church says he had to negotiate with the russians who occupied boucher to allow the barrels. but as the war dragged on more barrels in total, a $130.00 were buried her and the mass grave was needed all across. boucher, the dead lay in the streets for days even weeks. even now they wait to be picked up by overworked, undertakers. at the burial site, people had wrapped some of the bodies in black plasti

zalinski called for the united nations to hold russia accountable for war crimes. saying it's credibility is at stake. typically, when does a great hello, ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to shut down the you? when do you believe that the times of international law has passed away? if your answer is no, the actions are needed now on the immediate actions are needed. the un charter must get its force back again immediately. the un system must be reformed immediately so that the right of the veto will not become the right of death. you will, he told of horrors at the hands of russian troops, including women being raped and killed. in front of families, people in cars being run over by tanks. and he showed grisly images of dead bodies in civilian clothes, laying in the streets. but russia insisted the images were staged. with nubian brothers does go mucus. we are not shooting against civilian targets in order to save as many civilians as possible. very precisely why we're not advancing as fast as many expected were not acting like americans and their allies in iraq

ah, don't forget check on the headlines here now to sierra ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says russia has begun a full scale offensive to seize control of it used in legions. these include areas where russian back separatists are for the ukrainians. for 8 years, zamora.

could terrace will address the security council on tuesday, as will ukrainian president vladimir zalinski christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations of france says new e u sanctions against russia could be adopted on wednesday, the u. s. says it sanctions will also be imposed this week. president joe by one's vladimir putin to be put on trial for war crimes. i think call hain reports from washington. if you want to wear global, really through you as president joe biden had called russian president vladimir putin, a war criminal. now he's taking it a step further. so what happened? this war is the war. well, we have to gather the information. we have to provide ukraine without weapons, they can continue the fight and we have the gather all the detail though this to be an actual have a war farm trial. this guy is brutal. what's happening, the good outrageous, and every one food and the american people are seen it. the u. s. media tends to be very conservative when it comes to broadcasting human remains calling not now. we're starting to see very disturbing images of the death that they

our ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has called on the international community to hold rushes of that in their hooting, responsible for war crimes. made the comments on a visit to the town of boucher, the russian forces. i've been accused of killing civilians. the russian ambassador to united nations has denied claims of war crimes in boucher saying it was all staged, as him eventually says, moscow will provide evidence to security council on tuesday. french president emanuel micron says that there are very clear signs that war crimes have been committed in boucher and has responded by expelling several russian diplomats that he used front policy chief says the block is working on additional sanctions in northeastern ukraine. the russian forces are continuing to bomb the 2nd largest city hall cave 7 people were killed in the latest attack. ukraine says russia use cluster bombs that are illegal under international law. a warning now, some viewers may find images in. i said, legs report disturbing. another day, another attack and more deaths. a rocket hit this playground in ukraine

keith, to tell us about a president vladimir zalinski, his appearance at the security council, the 1st time his he's ever done. so in ron, how significant was it? it was incredibly significant if you take a look at the way the speech was structured, it was really into very different parts. the 1st part was a catalogue of the russian allege war crimes that he says the russians did within the town of boucher and in other places. it was also i look at some of the atrocities that took place to very impassioned speech. talking about some of the things that the russians did, then it was very much a message to united nations security council. he'd be gotten that section of the speech by saying that the russians will blame everyone, and they will say the events abuto was stage, but we will investigate. he says, we will involve the international criminal court that's going to be difficult for him to do because russia is not a signatory to that particular international body that weren't stop. and they said, we will show the rest of the war criminals in the world. that if the biggest criminal is

zalinski said the pullback of russian forces had been slow but noticeable and accused them of leaving mines. in one con is near a pin, where volunteers and emergency workers had been removing dead soldiers and civilians. slowly, methodically, they searched for booby traps left by retreating russian forces. this ukrainian de mining team tells us the russians of hidden explosives in consumer electronic devices, such as mobile phones and laptops and spread them all around. this car was abandoned by the russians. the ukrainian say it was full of looted electronics like real looking for minds and other devices including unexploded devices. ammonia shall live behind by the russian troops. we are trying to prevent any one who comes back here from being endured in this area. there rashana animals look why they did heal, barely a few meters of this town remain untouched by battle. the russians used heavy artillery and rockets and missiles all throughout a pain. you see sites like this scenes of heavy artillery showing those almost near complete destruction in places where then at a pin. this p

we are advising vladimir zalinski not to accelerate negotiations, but to toughen his stance. every time we saw it after the meeting in istanbul, where as vladimir putin repeatedly told in his interviews and conversations with colleagues for the 1st time, we received proposals from them on paper complete with signatures from the delegation heads. we were ready to accept them as a foundation. they required revision in order to gain consensus, but we saw them as positive. okay. so far the only written proposals were those submitted in istanbul. they were not in the form of an agreement, but in the form of rough notes. we promptly transferred these theses into the format of an agreement and handed over the project to our ukrainian colleagues. then they presented us with their counter ideas which were radically different from what was agreed in istanbul. is it a huge step back in a lenin like way? this stepped back or even to was taken on the advice of our american or british colleagues. we may be the polls in the vaults played a role here. they moved back from the positions that

as the un secretary general, antonio terrors visits, keith, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski accused the kremlin of trying to humiliate you in one of his advisors called it a postcard from moscow. a residential air was hit and at least one person was killed. oh, good heritage has met ukrainian president vladimir lensky, but before that meeting, he taught regions near key where russian troops have been accused of committing war crimes during a press conference later. quoterush called for accountability. ukraine is a let be centered. event bearable heart h and b. i witnessed that very vividly today at aunt keith. the says las loss of life, the massive destruction the unacceptable violations of human rights and the. busy laws of water, it is vital that the international criminal court and other un mechanisms conduct that work so that that can be real accountability. what is lewis? wouldn't even the analytical thought, it's important that the secretary general has had a chance to witness the crimes committed against the ukrainian people in the suburbs of the city of keith. he has seen wh

are advising vladimir zalinski not to accelerate negotiations, but to toughen his stance every time zalinski was asked at a press conference, how he views our proposals yesterday. he said he didn't receive anything and didn't see anything. we asked the ukrainian negotiators if they had reported on the updates to the president of go to, they said zalinski had no time what this shows how the president of ukraine himself treats the negotiations snobbish li declaring that he prefers peace. plenty low income. in addition to tanks and armored personnel carriers, thousands of portable anti aircraft missiles, systems, weapons used by terrorists are being supplied regularly. previous experience shows that these weapons will leave ukraine as they would from any other poorly controlled country. especially one where the neo nazi battalions as of 8 or and other units do not obey the supreme commander in chief and are proud of this and occupy a special autonomous untouchable place in the armed forces. though these weapons will scatter, including back to the countries from where they came to ukraine. what

zalinski. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. now france says new e u sanctions against russia could be adopted on wednesday. french president emanuel micron says there are clear signs, war crimes were committed in butcher and has responded by expanding several russian diplomats, rory challenge. now. how he is europe to respond to boots, his horror across the continents that seen so many atrocities in the past? the shock that such killing is happening again the in western capitals. there's always complete agreements of what to call them, where all the polls by the sayings in picture at the butchery, the clear evidence of sexual crime, all to talk to your business and civilian says it's very clear. the war crimes have taken place. the views of britons, foreign secretary echoed in most european capitals. we need to announce a tough new wave of sanctions. the reality is that money is still flowing from the west into patrons, war machine that has to stop. and this is where europe's respo

0, z z, tom. zoom, global generation z sleeping, emoji. vladimir zalinski. national security and woke ism have never been so close. washington is sending another $300000000.00 of what it calls security assistance to ukraine. now says western media narratives on the war often depend on satellite images provided by a leading us defense department, contractor, mac sauce technologies, and his ways phase of us state propaganda shaping views on the conflicts. max are reportedly receives hundreds of millions of dollars a year to provide satellite images for the pentagon. the company remains the key provider for the us national reconnaissance office. it said to have clenched a $48000000.00 deal last month to provide jose spatial intelligence services for the u. s. military max, our intern eagerly shares with the public image, is seeking to discredit washington's adversary's, like china and iran, while it's blocked from showing the american armies own movements for the pentagon . security underneath my kimberly's questions, the credibility of the western media is reliance on such a compromised

zalinski has called on the international community to hold russia's president vladimir putin responsible for war crimes. he made the comments on a visit to the town of butcher. a russian forces have been accused of getting hundreds of civilians. the russian ambassador to the un has denied claims of war crimes and boucher saying it was all stage. the seeing the benzo says moscow will provide evidence to the un security council on tuesday. may not you as president joe biden says, there's ample evidence of atrocities committed by russia. he wants to tend to be tried for war crush, war. he is a war, but we have to gather the probation. we have to provide you with weapons. they did send you the fight and we have together all the detail. so this is actually have a war trial. this guy is brutal. what's happening? right. and everyone feed for chinese city of shanghai will remain locked down, is authority to do the results of a drive to test all 26000000 residents. a cobit 19, a 2 stage lockdown began last week to combat the latest wave. but the restrictions have been criticized. there are report

because when fierce fighting in the dumbass region, ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, sion is difficult. but our troops and our intelligence have important technical success. the occupiers are doing everything to destroy any loss at the dawn. best territory senior, actually sifting through the rob, hello. earlier this morning, they did find the body of a young woman. she was a journalist with radio liberty. and she, she came because of that miss a la carte, here in downtown, keep with many members of his government and president zalesky himself. now the leaders have showed up here in cave and then he comes at the back of it. so certainly a difficult position for the secretary general who is trying now to just push forward. you many terry and track a powerful blast instead of soupy mosque and western cobbled during friday. prayers getting at least 10 people and wounding many others. so fees are a coach he pleaded guilty last year to murdering for americans. a security guard at and his ready settlement in the occupied west bank has been shot and killed me and police in pursuit of the gunm

zalinski accused the kremlin of trying to humiliate the un. and one of his advisors call it a postcard from moscow. a residential area was hit on at least one person was killed. or gutierrez has met, ukrainian president brought him, he has the men ski. but before that meeting, he told regions mere key where russian troops had been accused of committing war crimes during a press conference later. quoterush called for accountability. ukraine is the left, is centered of unbearable heart, h and bayne. i witnessed that very vividly today at aunt keys. the says las loss of life, the massive destruction the unacceptable violations of human rights and the. busy laws of war, it is vital that the international criminal court and all that are you wearing mechanisms conduct that work so that that can be real accountability. what is louis? wouldn't you can there analissa guitar? it's important that the secretary general has had a chance to witness the crimes committed against the ukrainian people in the suburbs of the city of keith. he has seen must the oc

a crucial week ahead in the war and ukraine president vladimir zalinski tells ukrainians that russia is preparing for a full scale assault on the east. the country blanche says, ukraine's page hinges old whether it gets more weapons from the west, plus surveying the devastation after weeks of russian bombardment. russian forces have left the northern city of china. he but residents tell d w, they fear the army might come back and press is set for a repeat of the 20.

t w news is a reminder of our top story. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has warned that russia could expand its ward and neighboring moldova, as after russian military commander said, it aim to seize territory right across southern ukraine, and reach the moldova, and border, moldova, as demanded. russia respected neutrality. your max is up next, which some european lifestyle trans, including innovative ideas for urban development, and a look at the real downton abbey. and reminder to always get the latest news on our website, d, w dot com and follow us on social media. a. michael. ok, thanks for watching with back to nature in the flow. yeah. to explode. 2022 in the motherland shows how to do with green living and innovative next edition for the cities of the future. jerome acts on d. w. yes. 77 percent. this time, it's all about sports, both and traditional, plus any conclusive interview with marathon superstar. today. what are these values that you see in the important indicative to go to the next to my find yourself this to fun, you have consistency. the 77 percent been 60 m

but fighting is mostly moving east to cranes. president vladimir zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm, but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on, he of mayor says at least one person has died and several were wounded after a missile strike on the ukrainian capital early on saturday morning. the russian defense ministry says to strike targeted an armored vehicle production plant. moscow has threatened to renew missile attacks on the city in recent days, even as it appears to be bearing down on the eastern part of the country. our correspondent rebec readers is in chief and give us an update. ah, hi

zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm, but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on. dw correspondent yon phillip shall says in lizzy's in western ukraine, and i asked him about reports or for new to air strikes there. yes, indeed, there have been a new air strikes on leave. even the past 24 hours and we had to go to shelter several times. but to my knowledge the, the air defense has been successful and no major damage was caused here. really no comparison to what is happening in other parts of the country. most ukrainians say it's some kind of retaliation for the thinking of the russian flexor must cra

zalinski says russia wants to hold the illegitimate referendum on independence. the south of ukraine he told residence in the occupied regions of caps on and as up richer not to give their personal information to russian force wrote to seen as an attempt by moscow too. much to legitimize, there is not just tax and artillery that are used by you ukraine to fight back the russian invasion as also a war being fought over the air, waves, ukrainian computer specialists and radio operators half managed to jam russian communications or intercept them. and in the process they've been able to reveal some shocking details of the was brutality. this man known as viking is one of ukraine's most experienced amateur radio operators. he's also a member of radio resistance, a group that interferes with the russian military's radio transmissions. they're fighting in the war of radio waves of it's either one of them all obamacare radios, actually forbidden in war time. but our intelligence services quickly realized that radio resistance can help in this war liking shows us how mem

but fighting is mostly moving east. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm, but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on. tito view correspondent yon phillip shells is in live even western ukraine, and i asked him about reports of renewed air strikes there. yes, indeed, there have been a new air strikes on leave. even the past 24 hours and we had to go to shelter several times. but to my knowledge the, the air defense has been successful and no major damage was caused here. really no comparison to what is happening and other parts of the country. most ukrainian say it's some

thank you so much for joining us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited the city of boucher where hundreds of bodies were discovered after russian forces were treat it to lensky, said the world needed to see the atrocities carried out by russia and ukraine. images of mass graves and bodies showing signs of torture have sparked wide spread international condemnation. a warning that our next report contains disturbing images. bodies lined the streets of blue church. evidence of russian atrocities. one was coming to light following the liberation of this town near keith. ukrainian authorities say over for when it corpses have been found in areas retaken by its forces being visibly shaken, president villani may zalinski, visited boucher on monday. he called on russia to come to the negotiation table before it's too late. i almost mitchum don't. shouldn't i cease? give you not, said daniel, but the longer russia delays, the talks near the worst it is for them he put into good lab. because every day when our troops advance and reclaim territory, but we see what's going on with doe