[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from ballad german, it'll make his bag chunk flush, all it's his decision note to send taurus myself to you, cried they vote against an opposition motion to supply the advance cruise missiles to keep or not charlotte insist doing so would risk pulling germany into the will side, coming up, impose the red lines to our south south from both the red lines, but does not have a new red lines off the talks with thompson to show its vanessa wayne in prime minister in greed as she monita tells the w job and he should keep all options on

the table. helping ukraine defend itself against russian invasion space. x is massive stuff, ship rock, it is lost on the test flight, but the mission marks progress, so the cross that could take after notes back to the me is noon. i'm dealing with the money keeps mckennan good to have you with us. german will make us have back chancellor charlotte send both of the gains sending taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. but the debates here in belin over the long range missiles is intensifying divisions within germany's coalition government opposition and peas and some in the governing coalition. demanding. but the government deliver the tourist themselves to cave chance. the phillips and his s p

d policy are against us idea slicing the risk of german. they being dragged into the wall. during the debates, a senior position politician said charlotte was playing into vladimir putin times, while others said it was time now to push the peace. either from mind, please let me use impose it proved and has only few missed approaching the aggression against ukraine. that is the result that is the dog is a sneak ended site, isn't it time we not only talked about how to wage war, but also about how to freeze this conflict and stop it once it's all, all but, and he kind of dw is chief political correspondent nina, honda has been following the debates in parliament for us. i asked her about the german government's hesitation to provide ukraine with tourist ms. solve to. well, i think we need to be very clear here. it's not the german government to say it is the german songs that will have started. so it is now said repeatedly that he doesn't want to send the tourist myself to you,

craig. i know not bad because foreign minister, for example, is much more open to that idea. but so is this top credo, is that germany must not become a policy to the war, support for ukraine. absolutely. gemini, guessing involved itself. absolutely not on this side. so it has meant that so it's for the past 2 years now has hesitated every single time the ukrainians have asked for a certain weapon type that was true for the patriots. it was true for the leopards bottle tanks and it's now definitely true for the taurus cruise missiles. and we have to keep in mind that that is a highly powerful and far reaching long range cruise we saw that can hit target set a very far away around 500 kilometers and is very precise. so we'll have chart says that he doesn't want to german soldiers to be involved in anything to do with the ukrainians, using this weapon bubble. he does not want them and boots on the ground. so soldiers that would help with a target identification, etc. and his critics of saying that that wouldn't be necessary ukrainians could

learn to operate the tourist independently. so it does take the question, what else is behind we'll of so it says, no, it's critics of thought it wondering whether he does not trust the ukrainian leadership, that he's not sure that they wouldn't use it to attack targets like most go. but i'd say there's a very, very important reason why so it's is so hesitant and he's been looking at polls and some 60 percent of demons are against the delivery of the tourist. okay, just briefly, nina. i mean, is this now going to be the end of the debate in germany as well? no, it won't. it's true that there are deep divisions between the policies that form the government left chose his expertise against the delivery, while the 2 other policies in the government, a very outspoken and much more open to sending ukraine everything it needs to win this war. but today, the vast majority of them said that even though they are divided on the issues and not going to full for the positions tricks, and that they will prioritize governments debility and unity. and they also said that the funds that has already given the green light to sending long range weapons

to ukraine. we got to similar votes. a few weeks ago i put in this talk, we're ultimately the one most and that cold for the delivery of a long range weapons was passed. so in theory, the one in stock has given all sorts the green light. the big question is, is he going to make use of that? because ultimately it is not the bonus tag. it is the tons of himself who will decide on this motto, w as chief political correspondent nina has a nina, thank you. of the list of waiting in the prime minister in greta. she will need to is in berlin today for talks with trump. flo will shell, it's the to lead, has discussed security and defense issues miscellaneous, being one of the strongest supporters of ukraine. since russia's full scale invasion, 2 years ago, the baltic states has said that supports the debate over sending weston troops to ukraine. germany has agreed to stay from a tank brigade of some 5000 troops permanently in lithuania,

as positive nato defense measures. i had a chance to speak to prime minister, she monita off the main thing with will actually it's i also to tell us what she discussed with a gentleman trunk a good afternoon. most probably, i will not surprise than you one very much because we've discussed all the most spending issues spoke by law to know like a permanent brigade of the german but to swear in virginia and preparation. so this and of course more global issues do political issues like security in europe and of course war and ukraine. mm hm. did you john specialists defend torres myself to you trying as well? um i think uh, this is a very focused debate on one particular sort of weapons and we've seen s as was mentioned quite similar debates about all the sorts of, of weapons in the past. so uh,

i do not think i was really very much to commend them, but i do hear what translators think. but my point is that i think i'll problem is that we are very predictable to the progression fortune because we constantly sation what we are not going to do and the, and we impose the red lines to ourselves. these are self imposed red lines. but putting does not have a new red lines, and when we speak about the not doing something because a fear of escalation. so let's look at the other side because the other side constantly blah, blah, buying about, for example, nuclear weapons and, and, and similar things is absolutely reckless and absolutely not in a position to sort of the value of this uh, salesforce treatment of a few premiums, supporters to your office countries supporting ukraine. so of course this is for the german government to decide but um, but,

but i think this is the biggest problem of, of uh, also western allies. so few brain that we constantly sort of uh, put tao sauce and um, in a situation where we deny that we will do something just to support your brand rather than saying that we must do whatever it takes for you praying to win this war. let me put it this way. is germany doing enough to support ukraine's war against russian aggression as well? i must be frank, that germany is doing a lot. i mean, in comparison to other countries, but of course it is a big country. so even if a, my country is a providing co support or a significant fraction of our g d p still in, in nominal times, this is significantly lower than countries who maybe provide lower fraction of the dp. but the significantly a high amounts and nominal and nominal term. so i think germany is doing a lot, but by lot trulia, but also for you uh, from e u. uh structure. so i would say,

but because 25 percent of anything you were being union does is german. and this we need to to see very clearly and i think it is very important. but on the of a, on the of a fund. um, what is even more important is that we understand our end goal and now, and the goal is that to green with this war and then we must do whatever it takes, whatever victory takes. and this might mean a and this means as a matter of fact to provide even more support, regardless how much support we provide now, because we are not here for any competition. who is, that's a friend of ukraine who's providing more and more support. we are here for ukraine to win this war. okay, so more could be done. you have cold, so bold defense and the tyrants decisions to strengthen that nato. can you tell us what exactly did you mean by that as well? i think that one is important on, on the,

since the rest on this time does that put in is, has declared that he's ready. he's prepared for a long term confrontation with nato. so there is a political will for a confrontation, and then on the of a side of costs it, there is a need of resources and capability ability of, for russia to rebuild the resort resources, very much dependent on, on the war in ukraine. but still, the more the, well they of consultation is, is, is very clear and given the imperialistic commissions and global view of the kremlin that, you know, russia has no borders and whatever the russia finds being its territory, it will just claim it as it's 3rd target we see that clearly in ukraine poses immediate danger on, on countries in nato, especially the country south of bordering. that's how bordering the russian dealer

us. so this needs very clear to terrance and very clear understanding uh that we, uh, we've missed lots of time of under spending uh for defense and security. and that's why we have our defense industry that there's lagging behind. that's why we need to change this completely. we need to stick to vicious levels of defense spending. we need to supplement and to, to, to fill in the warehouses of our military personnel. we need to have military personnel that does come with red the, and of course, the eastern, flying about this at the front line of the nato and russia. sort of the, the, the border between the nato and russia goes through the border softly, if you and your lot to be, uh, sonya of finland and some of the you and the 2 countries. so we need to be, um, we need to to, to show that article 5 is not only our school trust ought to go 5, but also put into the trust optical 5. mm hm. we had mentioned earlier,

but lynn has agreed to permanently station german troops in lithuania. can you tell us how in poll since this german military and then a treat presence a will be for your country? so i would say it is crucial and it's clearly shows this commitment to deter aaron's 1st and foremost because our major interest is to be able to tear so that nobody would even think to test this article 5. and of course, the brigades in lafayette is one of the elements of adherents. and it's very important is crucial. i know that this out, unprecedented step for germany. government and president steps will bring the swear . we respect that to very much and i think this is important that we found disagreement and that we are now in details of preparation, both military and civil infrastructure that would be needed. and there is

a very high percentage of support among living in society for, for uh, increased durham and presence in the few. yeah. things are approximately maybe 90 percent with find its very good news and very, very important for our security end to end the end to terrance. and that's why the government offices here and yep, what stopped the stopped priority in, in the list of, of our investments corvette for vineyards. future to um, ensure that the, uh, the, the circumstances the, the, the, the infrastructure and, and, and the services for the, for the people who, who will serve in lithia. yeah. would be the best quality and that that would be a success story for, for the governments of germany. i left the union that was the 280 and prime minister in greta. she will need to speaking to me earlier now space access stuff, it broke. it has broken up well re entering the us,

see if the real kit was in the end stretch of a one hour test flight. the last at all from south texas and headed down. so over the gulf of mexico. no crew or soft lights were on board. the company owned by eleanor says it has made us thousands of improvements to starship since it's 1st to test flights last year. both of those last the just minutes before blowing up. and we can get more from keith cowan, who's in washington dc, is a space expert and the editor of nasa watch. thanks for joining us, keith. we're hearing that the space ex rough rock. it was last during atmospheric re entry. what more do we know about what happened? well, they usually get back from the spacecraft as it comes back to earth that it has. it does a lot of heat,

the atmosphere turns off and you usually lose video content. but we were seeing, you know, some really amazing video, but then they lost the signal is to 2 different types of space, satellites, and the same time heard nothing soon. so it's probably usual to expect that something would be lost to re entry. but again, they've already accomplished everything they wanted to do just by getting it up to space. so you know, we get you window if you you lose a few. but 3rd time's the charm. we had the last 2 launch attempts failed. as you say, this one did make it into a little bit. so was this a success was a failure space ex, as well when you were just the parameters of a test, you say we want to watch the rocket. we want the 1st stage to work separate from the 2nd stage that goes into orbit. a door opens, do some tests. it does all the stuff in space and then it begins to re enter everything i said worked up until that point. that was really what they are attempting to do. they didn't expect to recover the 1st stage or the 2nd stage. they just went back,

they were just the crashing. that wasn't part of the test. so if you look at it from that perspective, it's a complete success. i ideally, you'll, they'll tell you we'd like to get our rockets back because we want to reuse it. okay, all right, well, we'll take it as a success. then what about the space x is compasses. what will what happened today mean for them? well, you know, usually it's a right that we would say here, a rising tide, live solve boats. and you know, every time success happens for somebody, the other companies are bullied by that, that there's interest in this and that they're successful then boy, the other folks. so it may be very competitive. but at the same time, want to see these rockets work and it's good for the industry. so i think everybody's happy. what happened today? just with the video you're watching that people were just amazed if nothing else. keep calling editorial enough to watch in washington d. c. thanks so much for joining us,

keith. my pleasure. now is rel is coming on the increasing pressure to allow more humanitarian aid into gaza view and says around the course of gauze was $2000000.00. strong population is now on the brink of salvation. the construction of a small pair is underway as a ship loaded with $200.00 tons of food slowly makes its way from cyprus towards the besieged territory, but agencies a warning that ad drops and the maritime cardo. uh no attentive to lands deliveries . i'll see w correspondent, tanya explained that who's in jerusalem, why israel said it was going to quote, flood garza with humanitarian aids while also attacking an aide center in russell, a killing and wounding dozens. now thirdly, but we still have to see what that actually means to flood garza with

a to and to see it really happening on the ground. what we're seeing right now is actually international efforts to diversify, to bring an 8 into gauze of to a lot of pressure has been put on as well, to open more and then crossings which has not really happened on tuesday, a isabel has opened a new gate a gate 9 to 6, as they said, to let in 6 trucks for the world food program. that's a direct way into northern garza. but 8 organizations have said they need a more of those uh, you know, land access because this is the quickest and fastest way to get into gaza. and what we are seeing is, of course, the international efforts, bye of the air to drop age into gaza. but also to open this maritime corey door where there's a ship known the way expected to potentially later today to come to gaza, but also the us military once to build

a floating p a that will take some time. but we also heard of course, from 8 organization set, the cooling for is these for you. so that's a people can get the age safely because it's the distribution in garza while the war is going on with all kinds of logistical obstacles as well. they're saying that it's so difficult to get the 8 especially into northern garza. it is a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and the european parliament has decided to take the european commission to quotes over decision to give billions of heroes to hungry. the commission, which is effectively the government had unlocked funds for hungry in december, despite opposition from the parliament. the dispute between 2 of the highest you institutions will be heard before the european court of justice the dutch far right lead a gap will. this has given up hope of becoming the countries prime minister, as despite his election victory in november, billed as couldn't find enough support for

a coalition government under his leadership is withdrawal comes and made negotiations to form a technocratic government. not direct to be controlled by political policies. 6 thousands of families have protested in the indian capital, daily, demanding minimum prices, so the crops of to weeks of stand off with the government. the farmers were allowed into the capital on the condition that they did not use vehicles to block roads and did not carry lessons from its constitute an influential loosing block ahead of national elections in india since the april and may or the japanese high court has ruled that denying that same sex marriages in japan is unconstitutional and this is the latest and a number of similar rulings, the governing conservative l d p policy is opposed to changing the law of japan is the only country in the g 7 proof of highly industrialized nations but does not

allow same sex marriage and i've gone, as president says that he is wasting on a supreme court ruling before he acts on a new l. g p t to bill guy, sex is a reggie illegal in the country. but the latest legislation would extend the band to same sex public displays of affection as well as lobbying for l g b t 2 activities. the bill has considerable support locally and not to worry. so they've gone a ins, but it's targeting the w use. isaac colored c reports now from across slowly ne, real name is b, but he hasn't come out in public because if he is, he will be attacked. he says, amendments of gun is o g, b t q plus community. we're already leaving with desperate a full full big vollings. and you on c o u b t q plus low water mix things even ways life has actually changed for the worse for me personally. and i am not just

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space. axis, stuff, shit broke. it has broken off. well, re entering the us out the stair, the rock. it was in the end stretch of a one hour the test flights it travels much further than to previous test flights. both of those ended in explosions just minutes off to take off. with that and you are up to date, i'm a new cube. mckennan. thanks for watching dw, you have a lovely day

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