eight people are killed, and residential buildings are also hit. let s look at the main news coming from here. ukraine has rejected a russian deadline for its forces to stop fighting in the besieged port city of mariupol, saying there could be no question of soldiers laying down their arms. tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped in the city, which has been devastated by russian bombardment and has little food, water or power. in kyiv, a curfew has been announced from eight o clock local time this evening until wednesday morning. this follows a strike on shopping
cost to russia and tragically to ukraine? in the last hour, the ukraine defence minister 0lekzii reznikov has called for international sanctions to be strengthened against russia. he was making a statement at a joint event with the british defence minister ben wallace, where he thanked the uk for their support. first of all i would like to thank our british partners and all the people of the united kingdom for their support. people of the united kingdom for theirsupport. during people of the united kingdom for their support. during the 25 days of their support. during the 25 days of the war of the invasion, ukrainian soldiers destroyed almost 500 tanks and more than 1500 combat vehicles of the russian occupation vehicle army. some of them were killed by weapons divided to us by the british government. it helped save many
the mills were also hit. we allowed as many residents as possible to use the bomb shelter. at the same time, we have done a very thorough job to remove any possibilities of hazard materials or any explosive materials in the mill. even though they were hit, thank god, we will be able to restore them once the war is over. and run them again. and this is a position of our people, our shareholders and the government. before we talk about the people, we understand it is an absolutely devastated city. ijust wonder if you could help us understand the ukrainian foreign minister was saying that shelling was taken place
translation: god, why - would you bring this all upon me? my lovely girls, i failed to protect you. wyre davies, bbc news, zaporizhzhia. evacuees from mariupol. many see the invasion of ukraine by vladimir putin as a turning moment in history. the german chancellor, 0laf scholz, has called it a turning point, a monumental shift which will have consequences for many nations and how they work together. our special correspondent allan little provides his take on the global impact of this war.
to local officials and defenders who refused to throw down their arms. 0ne likely target of such threats is the azov battalion. the militia was founded in opposition to russian backed separatists in the donbas in 201a. one of those founders was ukrainian white nationalist andriy biletsky the battalion has consistently used insignia associatied with the far right. and while they represent a fraction of ukraine s military, they have played a significant role in the defence of mariupol, including the training of ordinary citizens. 0ne one person who has been researching this group is. adrien nonjon researches the european far right for paris national institute for 0riental languages and civilisations, he joins us from paris. when it comes to this group, we know that they use far right insignia on