do this. i think that the fact that people with passports can now apply online is an improvement. we should be looking into where we can do that elsewhere for other applicants. and we also need to make sure that actually there are any number of different routes for people to be able to make these applications. because it does feel at the moment that it is very bureaucratic, it is very cumbersome and these are people fleeing the war, they need help, they don t need road blocks. justin, grateful for your time. thank you. a short while ago ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy called on energy producing countries increase outputs so that russia cannot use its oil and gas wells to in his words blackmail other nations. let s listen to some of his speech by video link at the doha conference. translator: bring us back to the time when the peace and an
as we look over the morning papers.apologist and writer as we look over the morning papers. ukraine has woken up to a fifth weekend at war. in a fresh message of defiance, president zelenskyy says that his country s satisfy trinity must be guaranteed and the ukrainian people will not accept anything less. he has also pushed for more talks with russia as moscow signals a change in strategy. russian forces have surrounded the city of chernihiv. we ll bring you a special report. and as the humanitarian crisis worsens, ukraine says 136 children have now died since the start of the war. so let s take a look through some of the key developments in the war which has entered its 30th day. russian forces appear to have shifted their focus from a ground offensive aimed at kyiv to instead prioritizing what
in 1990, ukraine renounced the world third biggest nuclear stockpile. that was the biggest contribution into the global protection against nuclear catastrophe which has ever been done. and in exchange for that, our country received written assurances of the most powerful of the world, russia included, but these assurances did not become guarantees. in fact one of these countries started a war against ukraine. and this is the ultimate manifestation of injustice that you can possibly imagine. so what is the conclusion that other entries make from this? is it the conclusion that everyone needs nuclear weapons in order to protect themselves against the invasion? that is very hazardous for everyone. ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy there speaking by
who have been undersiege in mariupol for weeks now, the city cut off from food and medical supplies and a real concern that if people don t die in airstrikes there, that people soon will begin starving. so we are yet to see what these operational objectives and the moving of the goalposts by russia really mean when it comes to the experience of ukrainian citizens on the ground. certainly if nothing else it looks like it could be a face-saving exercise for vladimir putin. sally from lviv, thank you. we ll have an update from ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy a short while ago, he called on energy producing countries to increase outputs so that russia cannot use its oil and gas wells, his words blackmail other nations. he is addressing doha conference by a video link. and president zelenskyy also said that no countries ensured against shocks from disruptions to food supply happening because of russia s invasion of his
go ahead as plan this had weekend despite an attack on an oil refinery nearby. a huge fire 7 miles from the circuit with the houthi rebels saying that they started it. and it is thought that several were unsure about continuing with the race, but assurances have been provided by the saudi officials. the president are dealing with it, there has been all the assurances from the organizers. and we ll be going racing. we ve been assured that we are protected here, probably the safest place that you can be in saudi arabia at the moment. so we re racing. unanimous decision by everybody? between the team principals, yes. and the chicago cubs baseball team ricketts family are on the