red cross has registered hundreds of the soldiers as prisoners of war. moscow has also released footage of what it says, a surrendered as of style fighters reporting on how they've been treated. or yet, you know, i didn't really know what to expect considering what we would have liked and what we've got. it turns out to be better than we expected with what i am now in a hospital in the city of nova results. i'm being treated well. no b as miss treating me physically or psychologically the treatment is good. the government in keith is hoping to exchange the soldiers for captured russian troops . but pro russian authorities in ukraine's east have suggested that some could be put on trial. while in moscow, hardline lawmakers, a demanding that captured ukrainians, face the wrath of russian justice. all of which means that the fate of the as of style soldiers remains far from certain. unless john d, w correspondent, mathias, bullying her in the khaki of welcome mathias. how are people reacting to news of the soldiers we saw in that report? people obviously worried about them. they have been

in another development, the international red cross says its registered hundreds of ukrainian prisoners of war who've left the besieged azovstal steelworks in the ukrainian port city of mariupol. russia says all those who have left will be treated in line with international standards, but there are fears that some could face prosecution by president putin's courts. from moscow, our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. tired and wounded. moscow released these images of ukrainian fighters leaving the steelworks they'd been defending in mariupol, giving themselves up to the russians. ukraine is hoping for a prisoner swap, but in russia there are calls to put some of the soldiers on trial for war crimes. they are killers, they are criminals, but we give them medical care. but your country invaded ukraine with more than 100,000 troops. that's aggression, isn't it? no, it's not an aggression. it's not an aggression. don't bully us. moscow tries to justify invading ukraine with a false claim — that it's gone in to fight nazis. a war crimes trial could shore up an unconvincing narrative. th

with the help of the international red cross. now, among them, there were a 101 who managed to get out of this deal works. and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped in were you to in different areas of murder. you put, meanwhile, matter you paul's man says more than 200 civilians. the main trapped inside the steel plant. moscow resumed shelling of the plant soon after sunday's evacuation, saying it's attacking ukrainian fighters, concise friends, president de manuel, macro hazards rushes leader to alarm more. evacuations from the body of old steele factory jr. call to russian president vladimir putin macro stress. the extreme gravity of the war. the comments as putin remains open, the talks with ukraine's leaders, the family of a jail man who was the hero of the hollywood film hotel, rolanda say their word for his life policy. the beanery relatives are suing the random government for $400000000.00. they say special agents load him from his texas home before imprisoning him in kigali. the random government has

the evacuation was broken by the united nations and international red cross. it was a mission fraught with danger. now we are, we travel through no man's land fairly well. ah, we had a couple of scared instances during the evacuation itself. um we discovered or we didn't discover the are the russian federation. soldiers discovered mine since mon expired rodents. i had to be cleared. so we get a routine for the civilians to come out and there was some more to far while we were working to evacuate the civilians. a couple of rounds landed 500 meters white also. i don't know who fog them are, but it stopped almost as soon as it started and that was really despite the risks and they decided to join the convoy with her 6 months old son. her time under ground was riddled with worry about him and about her mother who got injured and is now receiving treatment. hello, it's international law. ah, what? no. with dr. lyle is now nothing and will i keep it? it was very hard, but we managed who had to boil water was candles because there wasn't hot water. my father was runn

red cross. now, among them and there were a 101 who managed to get out of this deal works, and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped in where you to in different areas of murder. you put the repulse versus hundreds, remain trapped inside the ever stall steel plant. moscow resumed shelling then soon after sunday's evacuation saying it's attacking ukrainian fighters inside the un secretary general has warned that attacks in the sal region of africa, no longer regional, but a global threat. antennae good harish call for results is to help and the violence and women's rights groups in argentina have demonstrated in support of catholic nuns at the center of abuse scandal. the 18 nuns have accused an archbishop and 2 of the church officials of allowing psychological agenda based violence. little has been made public about the case, but it is no to involve claims of financial abuse. those are the headlines here of al jazeera doug. jordan will have more news in half an hour, but next

red cross as it has registered hundreds of prisoners of war from the steel plant, including wounded fighters, keep hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swath. while moscow has threatened to put some on trial for alleged war crimes. earlier i spoke to d. w correspondent mathias brinninger. i asked him, what else is known about the ukrainian fighters who left the plant to day? yeah, we've heard that the red cross has registered them as prisoners of war. so there is a record on who has, who is now in the hands of the russians. but of course it is not clear at what is going to happen. then we understand that there has been an agreement between ukraine and russia on these on an exchange of these fighters from the steel steel works for russian prisoners of war here in ukraine. but it's very unclear whether this is going to happen. you've just mentioned the news there, many people in russia inside the russian elite or inside the russian government, demanding that they will be somehow punished that there will be declared terrorists and so on. so russia has now something in their han

red cross. though among them, they were a 101 who managed to get out of the works and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped and were you to in different areas. are you and british prime minister bars johnson has told the parliament in cave that ukraine will win the war against russia. he gave his address via video link, the 1st word later to do so, since the conflicts began. johnson and vowed a new package of military aid worth about $375000000.00. johnson said britain will help fortify you crime, so could never be attacked again. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues here on the algae era after my cuba stay with us. ah ah, me boy lamina missing. and boy, it'll lateral me boy, it's like, oh i with where are we are morning 0. not dea. lemme level, you know, said the only day on, if somebody mark with level they see on this thing little more back is, it is really nice. you is really salary that isla was doing, but it did it back with maybe i

meanwhile, the international red cross says it's registered hundreds of ukrainian prisoners of war who've left the besieged azovstal steelworks in the port city of mariupol. the us senate has approved nearly $40 billion of aid to ukraine, the largest package since russia invaded. unit is warning of a food crisis with than 20 million tons of grain stuck in ukraine because of the war. and it's the final day of campaigning before australians go to the polls to vote for a new parliament and government. voters will choose between incumbent scott morrison and labour leader anthony albanese e. 0ne party needs enough seats to form a majority government. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, on the show, meeting mummies in chile... wow, there are so many mummies here, vivien. ..grannies in austria... this is the open kitchen where our grandmas and grandpas bake their lovely cakes. ..and cabbies in england. in the chilean region of arica, on the northern fringes of the country's atacama desert, you'll find clues that something significant lies beneath the ground. hidden in the sand are some

the un and international red cross have arrived in the vicinity of the steel works. we do know that a number of civilians did come out a yesterday saturday, up to 20 of them. we don't have any figures about how many did come out today if any at all, or do you and at this point is not giving any details, but it is saying that the operation is a continuing. it takes a lot of work. it takes a lot of coordination between the ukrainian side and the russian side, a lot of mediation and a lot of vetting of those who are coming out. so this is going to be a lengthy operation that can take a few days. we probably, at some point going to start seeing buses arriving here in the upper ridges about a 3 hour drive under normal circumstances. that may be much longer because of the current situation on the ground. but certainly it is a very delicate or evacuation that do you and, and the red cross are handling and they're trying to give as little detail as possible. but they are saying it is continuing and at the moment seem it's things seem to be going as smooth as it's possible in

and the international red cross. however, we are in this parking lot where the others are gonna arrive. but a group of directories have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them they come from are you pull, they come from have so they basically organize themselves to try to get out of those areas as quick as possible. or you can still see here on their car. they have written clearly marked that there's children on board. they have here a little white cloth to also make the point that these are civilians. the un says the war in ukraine has forced more than 5 and a half 1000000 people to speak to neighboring countries. most of them have found refuge in poland, and other 6 and a half 1000000 people are thought to have been displaced with in ukraine itself. hollins, president andre daughter has welcome the speaker of the us house in war. so nancy pelosi arrived from ukraine's capital keith, where she pledged america's backing until victory over russia. in avenues un secretary general antonio te

the evacuations which are being carried out by the international red cross and the united nations, as well as with ukrainian and some russian officials, comes after weeks of attempts of negotiations. meanwhile, a new video of the deputy commander of the far right group of ukraine the azov regiment hoping the soldiers would be removed from the sprawlingly and devastatingly damaged plant. the appeal comes a day after the associated press released video of the wives of two azov commanders whose husbands remain inside and call for any evacuation to also include the soldiers. they said that they feared that the troops will be tortured and killed if left behind and captured by russian forces. take a listen. >> i wanted to say that the soldiers matter too, the lives of soldiers matter, too, and we are talking about hoping we can rescue the soldiers, too, not only dead and injured, but all of them. >> this, as one of the ukrainian fighters allege that russian forces resumed shelling the plant yesterday, as soon as that initial evacuation was completed. >>> joining us now, live from southeaste

according to that agreement brokerage by the un, with the help of the international red cross. though among them there was a 101 who managed to get out of this deal works. and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped and were you to in different areas of where you put how and why did who become so obsessed with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold corrupt individuals with human rights abusers accountable they're going to rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about by american today? we take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line. who as a police investigator in thailand to wayne pong sir, was renowned for getting results more than 40 guilty voting thailand. biggest human trafficking trial. but after arresting a tall military officer, he fled the country in fear for his life thing being pulled that up and call them me. my dad took time. the launch i i will eat. i'm now a new one. now for the 1st time a weems allegations will be it publicly. so. oh boy yeah, boy d $13.00 a one ve

we have been saying that it is very important that the 3rd party, such as the international, red cross and the when are involved in this process. so we, we are convinced that their participation and their engagement will be a guarantee will be a safe guard from any untoward course of this rescue operation. and we are hoping to be able to return our warriors back to you grant in due course to restock adviser to the ukrainian defense minister in weston ukraine. thank you so much for your time. all the best. thank you for inviting me. thank you. now as we've heard, russian forces have also been accused of intentionally hitting a civilian stretches, such as homes, schools and hospitals did all the as much as a building. i went to the village of a rose color silva and the east. one woman emerged from her basement after 2 months in hiding to find the russians have also targeted to house. life in rooms la knoxville never has just returned to what was a home. i can't say anything. a shell hit her house 2 days ago. this is what is left to them. no, we have no way to come back to people living h

and the international red cross, however, we are in this parking lot where the others i couldn't arrive, but a group of directories have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them. they come from where you pull, they come from have so they basically organize themselves to try to get out of those areas as quick as possible. or you can still see here on their car. they have written clearly marked that their children on board. they have here a little white cloth to also make the point that these are civilians to explosions have been heard in russia's, a belgrade region near the border with ukraine, no casualties have been reported. it follows a fire or a military site fair. on sunday. the united nation says the war in ukraine has forced more than 5 and a half 1000000 people to flee to neighboring countries. most of them have found refuge in poland, and other 6 and a half 1000000 are thought to have been displaced inside ukraine. hollins present, andre, due to has welcomed the speaker of us house of representatives in war so fancy blows. his visit comes after her t

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and the international red cross. honda, how complicated is all of this? i guess logistically to organize it is a very complicated operation because it's also something that is happening in a war zone during battle. you have to make sure that there's a safe passage. you have to also coordinate with to make the enemies, the ministry of defense of ukraine and the ministry of defense of russia. all the names have to be vetted not only the names of those who are coming out, but also the names of those who are actually going to pick them up. all of this has to be there's a lot of groundwork that has been done before these buses were able to move from here to my you, but in the, in the 1st and then you will have both sides want to make sure different points. for example, the russians are probably going to look at every single civilian they will want to have the everyone aidid and double check to make sure that there is no fighter. there is no soldiers, rather who are actually sneaking along them the ukrainian side. they will also want to every single person comi

according to that agreement brokered by the un, with the help of the international red cross, though among them there were a 101 who managed to get out of the steelworks. and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped and were you to in different areas of murder. you put a britain's prime minister was told members of parliament and keep that ukraine will win. the war against russia or johnson also pledge the further $375000000.00 in military 8. he's the 1st world leader to video link with parliamentarians that since the war began, we who are your friends, must be humble about what happened in in 2014. because ukraine was invaded before for the 1st time in crimea, was taken for from, from you crate of the war in the dorm bass began. and the truth is that we was too slow to grasp what was really happening. and we collectively failed to impose the sanctions then that we should have put on vladimir putin and we cannot make the same mistake again. president joe biden is called on all levels of the u. s. government to protect to women's right to choose it. software leaks, dr

the international red cross facilitated the transfer of the former detainees to humans, port city of ad in the united nations broker, to truce between the sandy led coalition and to the fighters. earlier in april, columbia government is increasing security in cities and highways in an effort to combat attacks by the country's largest drug cartel. the claim del go fo group was retaliating after their leader was expedited to the us to face trial on drug trafficking charges. the government's boosted rewards for information leading to the capture of gang members, and also created a specific army unit to lead the search to shalanda. now where the president has declared a state of emergency for the 2nd time in 5 weeks, as his government face is escalating protests, millions of people stayed away from work on friday as anc amounts against the worst economic crisis in its 70 years. michelle fernandez reports from columbus police were among the few state employees working in sri lanka on friday. these water cannon, auntie, a guest to disperse, hundreds of protested, gathered at barricade, sea

it comes as the united nations and the international red cross continue efforts to rescue more civilians from the besieged city of mariupol. on friday, 50 more people, including children, were evacuated from a huge steel factory complex. these are the latest pictures of some of those who've got out. the azovstal plant is under siege by russian forces. dozens are still trapped inside. the city, in the country's south, has been under constant shelling by the russian military. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood is in lviv for us. yesterday we saw a second round of evacuations. really quite remarkable. this is a steelworks that has been under continuous siege, bombardment four days. the pictures coming out show an extraordinary level of destruction coming from land, sea and air. i think people were quite sceptical about the idea of the united nations being able to repeat the success from the weekend before when 100 civilians were extracted but yesterday it seems that is exactly what happened. we understand a bus with about 50 people left the steelworks. there are reports that there was a breach of

red cross as it has registered hundreds of prisoners of war from this deal. plants including wounded fighters, keep hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner's swap while moscow has threatened to put some on trial for war crimes. are corresponded, mathias building or is in car keith? i mean, what more can you tell us about the hundreds of ukrainian soldiers at the south stall steelworks, who we here are surrendering today? no, we've heard that the red cross has registered them as prisoners of war. so there is a record on who has, who is now in the hands of the russians, but of course it is not clear or what is going to happen. then we understand that the has been an agreement between ukraine and russia on are these on an exchange, or all of these fighters from the steel steel works for, for russian prisoners of war here in ukraine. but i'm, it's very unclear whether this is going to happen. you've just mentioned the news there. many people in russia inside the rationale elite or inside the russian government, demanding that they will be somehow punished that there will be declared

red cross to conduct limited evacuations. >> but bombing resumed shortly thereafter, horrifying to to sort of weakness that people that >> look in darkness, the living and the incessant shelling. >> it coming seeing that this is sky for the first in 2 months. it suspected vladimir putin may formally declare war on ukraine in the coming days, frustrated by his inability to end the special military operation by may 9th. >> russian victory day when the soviets defeated the nazis in 1945? >> british prime minister boris johnson invoked winston churchill's iconic words at the start of world war. 2 in the first addressed by a foreign head of state to the ukrainian parliament. >> this he's ukraine's finest hour. >> johnson says ukraine has destroyed the myth of putins invincibility and predicts russia's war machine will falter your children and your grandchildren. i will say that ukrainians took the world, the brute force of an cuts for nothing against the moral force of the people determined to be free. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us tonight from ukraine and the quote, you know, in

and there are aid agencies, we're seeing tents for unicef, doctors without borders, international red cross, red crescent these are the people who have coordinated the effort to evacuate people from the steel plant. there have been a couple to arrive from some of the villages around -- villages and towns around mariupol. and we spoke with them they said it couldn't have been easier essentially, what happened was they took advantage of the silencing of the guns that were all around the region, and decided to flee on their own accord they said they had been holed up in their homes, waiting for the opportunity, waiting for silence and peace. and when they heard it, they just got in their cars and left. now they did describe very tense drives up here but of course they were doing it on their own not part of a coordinated effort by the united nations or the icrc they did say when they reached checkpoints, they had to bribe some of the soldiers, either with a little less than $20 or hard liquor they would give to some of the russian soldiers to allow them to leave. and they finally made it

the united nations and the international red cross are continuing their efforts in ukraine to rescue more civilians from the besieged city of mariupol. on friday, 50 more people, including children, were evacuated from a huge steel factory complex. these are the latest pictures of some of those who've got out. the azovstal plant is under siege by russian forces. dozens are still trapped inside. the city, in the country's south, has been under constant shelling by the russian military. the steelworks has become the last holdout of ukrainian forces who are fighting to defend mariupol. our correspondent laura bicker, has sent this report from dnipro. the russian attacks continue despite promises of a cease—fire, according to this unverified footage released by the ukrainian azov unit. kremlin—backed troops are still firing on this vast steel plant, according to uk intelligence, while ukrainian soldiers and hundreds of civilians shelter inside. they've been using the sprawling network of tunnels as a refuge for more than two months, with very little food or water. around 100 women an

red cross. now, among them, there were a 101 who managed to get out of the steelworks, and they were joined by another 55 who were civilians trapped and were you to in different areas of murder. you pull. it took 3 days to get them from there. to hear a road that would normally take about 3 hours. but it was a lot of negotiations do you? and it says that the, at every point you had to negotiate what was going on at a certain point, the mayor of variable who is actually not there. but here in the upper regia, may the fall of 4 civilians at the outside of the still works to join that a convoy and that created a little bit of chaos because it was not part of the agreement. the agreement was centering on the still works and that was it. it took delays further delays, also because the russians wanted to vet every single person coming out of that a factory. they wanted to make sure that not there were no men in fighting age. they wanted to make sure that no one that was a mom in that convoy had any li

red cross. however, we are in this parking lot where the others are going to arrive. but a group of evacuees have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them they come from or you know, they come from. so they basically organize themselves to try to get out of those areas as quick as possible. you can still see here on the card i have written clearly marked the children on board. they have here little white cloth to also make the point a diesel civilians trying to evacuate for the was coming out of the as of celsius factory. we know a group of them has made it out about a $120.00. those are the ones coordinated by d a u n n d national red cross, but at the moment they still didn't make it out of them. are you area is also very complicated. for them specially that you know, all the men of fighting age, they're not going to be allowed to leave that as a. busy factory, some of that we, we, we preview, we think is information that i called confirming that some of the civilia

and the international red cross. however, we are in this parking lot where the others i couldn't arrive, but a group of iraqis have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them. they come from where you pull, they come from have. so they basically organize themselves to try to get out of those areas as quick as possible, or you can still see here on their car. they have written clearly marked that there's children on board. they have here little white cloth to also or make the point that these are civilians trying to evacuate. now we asked them why, how long did it take them to really go from or you pull to here, which on an under normal circumstances would take about 3 hours. well, one lady told us that ch actually left on saturday. and from there, from are you pull, she managed to go toward a coastal town as and then from there she met up with other a vacuum ease and then they made their way through it here. now these are people who organize themselves alone with the help of volunteers, and

in ukraine, the united nations and the international red cross are trying to rescue more civilians from the besieged city of mariupol. but ukrainian forces have accused russia of breaching the latest ceasefire. around 200 civilians are still trapped in a huge steel factory complex, along with city's last ukrainian defenders. relatives of those soldiers are pleading for them to also be brought out alive. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has sent this report from dnipro. the russian attacks continue, despite promises of a ceasefire, according to this unverified footage released by the ukrainian azov unit. kremlin backed troops, still firing on this vast steel plant, according to uk intelligence, while ukrainian soldiers and hundreds of civilians shelter inside. they have been using the sprawling network of tunnels as a refuge for more than two months, with very little food or water. around 100 women and children have already been rescued from the depths of the plant. there is a complex operation under way to free more civilians. but now comes a plea to save the troops who have used the stee

and the international red cross, however, we are in this parking lot where the others are gonna arrive. but a group of iraqis have arrived this morning on their own. actually we spoke to many of them. they come from are you pulled, they come from have so they basically organize themselves who tried to get out of those areas as quick as possible or you can still see here on their car. they have written clearly marked that there's children on board. they have here a little white cloth to also make the point that these are civilians. meanwhile, russia has been intensifying attack, seen that seizing more territory in east in ukraine. that's the new front line. the town of double paleo was targeted on sunday. 7 people were injured when a residential building was struck. the united nations secretary general antonio terrace is on a tour of senegal, leisure. and nigeria is wanting that russia's invasion of ukraine threatened to devastate some of the least developed african nations. more than 2000000 people have been displaced in the sa hale region. news. siemens has opened its borders to touri

meanwhile, the international red cross says it's registered hundreds of ukrainian prisoners of war who've left the besieged azovstal steelworks in the port city of mariupol. the most seniorfigure in the us congress, nancy pelosi, has warned that the uk will lose out on a free—trade deal, if it scraps post—brexit trading arrangements in northern ireland. the british foreign secretary said she had assured ms pelosi that britain remained committed to the peace deal. it's the final day of campaigning before australians go to the polls to vote for a new parliament and a new government. voters will choose between incumbent scott morrison or his rival labor leader anthony albanese, and one party needs enough seats to form a majority government. now on bbc news: it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the united states is a secular republic, there is no state religion. but many americans have nonetheless come to see their country as a beacon of muscular christian values. my guest today is franklin graham, a christian evangelist with a nationwide following a