Of si civilians in the lead-up a very difficult winter has created real problems on its own. you extend those problems out into europe, where european countries are struggling economically, struggling with energy prices, struggling with looming winter themselves. this was very calibrated and intended to send a message at one of the hardest points of this war. you have them united in their public comments. what are officials saying about where things stand behind the scenes? in talking about the u.s. officials and the french officials in the wake of that meeting, both feel like where the two leaders landed actually exceeded their expectations. they went into the meeting to show unity, looking to find as many places of agreement in the area where they ve been aligned in the broad sense of things. but there have been diverges in terms of whether or not to speak to president putin, to seek
Remaining there? if russia continues with they are doing now, which is deliberately bombing shelters where they know civilians are hiding, chances are high that those people will also be victims of russia war crimes and will lose their life due to that. we have been working very, very hard trying to evacuate people from the plant, trying to arrange humanitarian corridors. we were successful in evacuating 154 people, if i m not mistaken. but more civilians are still there and russia is showing absolutely no respect whatsoever to their lives, due to the necessity to save their lives and the fact that these are si civilians, not servicemen. this is russia s failure, clearly, a deliberate one, one could argue. but ukrainian officials, yourself included, have been asking for western help to save these people for weeks. it hasn t come.
reporter: ukrainian forces inside said there are hundreds of wounded soldiers and si civilians. they have pleaded with the international community to find a way out. sheltering below ground with no natural light and no news. the children here are crying all the time. they have not seen daylight for weeks. the ceo that owns the plant said the under grown shelter can hold 4,000 people have been stocked with two or three weeks of food and water. the war started two months ago. reporter: the russians did not allow us to do this humanitarian convoy into the city. the prospect of mariupol looked
Rest of the world is the fact we knew there were war crimes and we saw bombs falling on residential buildings. there were executions of si civilians and women were raped and children were killed and people thrown into wells. we don t need to worry about the distinction of war crimes and genocide. there is two things that come out of this. the ukrainians now must win the war. this war must be won by the ukrainians and we need to do what we need to do to facilitate that happening. there is no circumstances base on what we have seen. the second thing that needs to happen is the russian people need to realize and we have seen reports of their rallying to putin, they need to realize that their leadership will never be welcomed outside of russia again.
Tunisia as people are trying to crowd around this and see what s going on. this area is a hot bed of militants for taliban. this is where they hide out. the military is being involved in operations here for some years now, trying to root out the insurgency. but to no avail. as we ve seen today the political attack, the fifth of its kind this year and the warning to from the taliban to expect war. in northwest pakistan, thank you. world 1 has been bringing you the story of the libyan forced to run for their lives and become refugees, jammed to overcrowd eed boats, shivering d recovery. joining us live from the italian island where thousands of libyan si civilians have been arriving hoping for a better life. just moments ago, another, the second boat today arrived