the, the, this is the that we, you use life from, by the, in the search for details about it, like saying about these death reports that the russian opposition lead his body is being held, needs a penal colony where authorities say he died in the note while until he has been full and some won't leave his meeting in munich, condemned russian lead of letting me know that about the staff. they also discuss most of this war and ukraine and the conflicting kinds of the i've been physical and woke up. the x of russian use paper and volume zeta says

alexi, nevada. these body has been located in the hospital 50 killer because from the remote penal colony level thought he said, the opposition leave. the died off the collapsing on friday at memorial vigils, police of arrested more than 400 people, according to write scripts in russia. many plane the kremlin for the 47 year old stairs to be cheap on the oven is following this story for us to meet you. what more do we know about how nevada the diet? exactly. so you mentioned the nobody goes to reports. so we have to understand that at the stage, according to his relatives and allies, and like any independent meat organizations, russia, there is no confirmed information about his whereabouts, but based on at least 2 or 3 sources, nobody goes there to look hated his body at a more good one of the hospitals, so there's regional center where the coal and it is so the city is called sally hard. and so they based on uh, conversations with the people in the city and uh,

people involved in investigations or in uh, medical institutions. they, um, they release basically 2 major lines today. and one is that, that the case appears to have been taken over by some high ranking officials from federal santos, from moscow. so they say that we can expect even more secrecy in the coming days about what's happening to the body and medical examinations. and the 2nd account that they gave us is an account of one of the power medics who, who's working in the city. and it's a quite a small city. it's about 405-0000 people. so especially in the small professional area, everyone knows each other. so he mentions an account by one of the people who worked on this case, and he says that apparently there were some bruises discovered on the body of alexander volley. and the person who talked to that part of me to describe them as bruises did usually happen after a person collapses hardly,

and has convulsions and people around him tried to hold him. also has some traces of cpr performed on the body. so these are basically the 2 major lines, the 2 latest updates that we have on the bit convulsions connected with the what you probably don't want to say, a poisoning. well that, that, that's, of course remains a space for speculation because again, there is so my secrecy and we have to expect totally more of it in the next hours and days. that must be extremely frustrating for his support. as for his family, for his team, what a day cooling for will of course uh they begun the competing uh, calling on a russian authorities to release his body immediately yesterday when his mother came to the penal colony. and she was told that his body was taken for further medical examination. there is an online petition, one of the independent media websites and russia that gathered more than 10000

isn't a signature's calling on russian authorities to release his body. but we have to understand because i'll extend the volume and he's supporters were declared at extreme is and a terrorist organization. so in this sense that the russian authorities have a huge leeway to explain a domestic audience why they are holding this. you know, the people basically don't need to know a lot of details about how terrorist and extreme is di. that's what they, that's what they call in the valley. so in this sense they basically, they don't have any excuses, you know, for, for what, for holding this information. because basically it's a bad person who died and that's what they are trying to tell local domestic audience. but when it comes to demonstrations and even vigils, that being shut down. well, yeah, exactly. uh we, we, we should say that, uh, this morning and sunday, uh, probably the flow of people uh, kind of come down to beat as probably not so many people bringing flowers to those

makes it memorials across the country. but they still do. and as we mentioned also before, on friday and saturday, more than 400 people were arrested. they are intimidated with further dis, just simply the reactions. and some of them were given find. some of them received short term arrests, and some of them were even beaten up. and another thing is that we know is that disney memorials of people bring flowers. what happens is that basically boiled down to people, bringing flowers and unknown mosque people destroying those memorials. booting we sell so many messages them into garbage bags and taking them away. but in the few hours doesn't more else if you again and people bring more flowers just after they disappear and who knows that could keep growing to be cheap on the oven. thank you very much for coming in, bringing us up to date on that story. the leaders of wrapped up a free day bound as talks at the munich security conference. the was in the middle

east and ukraine tops the agenda has it in front of me. so landscape was waning waste and support for the queen's fight against russia is costing lives on the battlefield, some new fact and the head of nature wants the conflicts has exposed weaknesses in the alliance. starting with the fact that a dw chief international a that's a richard blanca, told me there was little optimism among delegates with adults. yeah. well, i would say that the mood is i've been talking to delegates here in the languages just as the conference is kind of beginning to, to, to, to break up here on sunday. and that the mood that i've been getting pretty much uniformity from id everybody is one of the pretty deep gloom. is it that raise a real concern about the current state of the well to say the current multiple crises going on, but it's not a completely uniform picture, depending on which crisis you're looking at. you have a differing is sort of a degree of bloom and one or 2 kind of glimpses of optimism. so they will just

quickly break it down across a couple of areas starting with ukraine. and that is where the gloom is really the deepest of all. there's a sense that there is a kind of almost like it's a vicious circle of fatigue, feeding pessimism which in turn feeds by the fatigue that the, the, the knowledge, that is 2 years since this will began. lot, amazing lensky has been back here a new need, a, making a speech really imploring the international community and close primarily the west and not to give up on you, trained to, to keep up the flow of weapons to step up, the type of weapons range weapons and more munitions that uh, that ukraine urgently needs the european saying, okay, we're stepping up all game, particularly the german saying that during really a lot, but some finger pointing going on among europeans about who is doing enough for the countries like france of pulling that weight and kind of hanging over all of this

is the knowledge that would donald trump could potentially when the us selection coming out later this year. and a great fear that he would be inclined to seize, employed on the campaign trail to do a pretty quick deal with vladimir putin. they would likely come at the very heavy cost a to ukraine, added to that donald trump's threats about, perhaps not standing by nature member states. if they go to attacked by russia. if you felt they weren't spending enough on nato, these all adds up to a picture of great anxiety over europe and security and not really a kind of a roadmap, a sense of, of, of how to get out of this. not really a sense of what a realistic victory for ukraine could look like. so. okay, that's the bundle of sort of ukraine and european security committee, least of course, the gospel is also a major focus, of course, a huge and about the, the, the degree of civilian casualties being experienced at the moment. western

countries still standing by israel broadly. what, of course, there are divisions with the western countries, but leading western countries such as the us in germany, really sticking by as well and saying if that is well is, is of course going back to the terrorist attacks of the october, the 7th. the israel has to fight back against that. there was some glimpses of a possible deal that could be done between israel, saudi arabia, the palestinians, to really restate the middle east, but so much could potentially go wrong. so keeping that is really something that is it you can see in the distance potentially, but whether the well can get that is very much in question. very good question in the out chief international editor joining us there from the conference as the homeless one health ministry says is why the attacks have killed thousands of palestinians in central gaza. the latest strikes if the city of they are by law, as well as against that it will not balance who international pressure to cold off

its planned ground, evasion of bravo. more than a 1000000 civilians are seeking refuge from the funding in and around the southern city. on the border with egypt, journalist, how's it? but it was yet spent the 1st months of the world reporting from gaza. he joins as from amman and jordan, bring us up to date on the east wales opperation. mainly since last night these really strikes concentrated on the central area on the gauze, us rep in different places. uh dozens were uh, several uh, targets to place since last night and during the day and mainly in the cities of did it. but i had to say right quickly, de camp ends a way to uh, dozens that reported uh, killed its not easy to count the number as it is coming from gals. i mean, is through health that total in the last 24 hours. uh, not limited to this into an area, but the whole, the goal is this trip over a 100 where we're killed. meantime that the there were some targets revolted from

the north and goes to city an injured valia. refit g cam along with that, the, it's going the ground invasion very intense and can you and is a south and goes a strip. what more can you tell us about the patients and stuff said to be trapped inside goes to the 2nd largest hospital following a right or yeah, according to the minister of sales in garza said, the, the is way the troops into the hospital. uh since uh says they actually they oscar the people in um with their patients or uh, displaced people who referred you at the hospital from wednesday to evacuate and everybody use it was able to rule has to go out and you just number and left the hospital on, on that day went to a rough salesforce, and as far as the goes

a strep at, since then the days way, the army and the troops are searching the hospital according to the minister of health today. that's a about 70, a people from the medical stuff where we're arrested and they put the whole people who remains in, in the hospital in one building. at least 8 patients died. the one from the i c u area because there is no electricity. 4th, the 3rd day in the role, 3 women and gave birth in, in, in very difficult situation inside the hospital. all of that, according to the minister of felton garza, and you heard of from journalist husband below. oh, sure. thank you very much. i as a look now as some of the other stories making headlines from around the world today for the time it is to tax instead of what has

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