people welcome to the program. tensions a high end, the middle east, off the warnings of an eminent irena and attack on israel earlier the leaders of the us, germany, the u. k. fronds and easily issued a joint statement. calling for com. israel's defense minister, you will have kalonde says his country is in a state of vigilance and preparedness. tensions have been mounting in the region over the killings of leading members of i'm us and has all of the public. a public announcement by the us that it's sending a submarine warships and find a jazz to both. the israel's defense is being seen as a wanting to iraq are. joining us now is been on ben talib, blue in washington, dc works for the foundation for the defense of democracies and focuses on it rainy and security and political issues. welcome to deed of the news. now, when do you think iran will respond? you to be with you tony, that really seems to be the question of the our really we say the question of the past 10 to 11 days. there is no doubt in my mind that both these comical public of iran, which is the patron, as well as some elem

the cleaning air force says russia launched for ballistic missiles and 57 irena inmate shahid drones, the ballistic miss allstate suburbs, all the capital, all but full of the drones were shut down. israel has expanded its evacuation orders for southern gas or after warning of a new military operation in the area. tens of thousands of civilians had already fled hon eunice earlier in the week. the latest order comes as international condemnation intensifies over and is ready as strike on a school sheltering civilians in gaza. city roland as president, tall guy may have been sworn into office for for the presidential to the one with 99 percent of the vote. after 8 of the candidates were bod, from running by the electoral commission, government has ruled so one day since the end of the genocide in 1994 as a wildfire, ne of athens has led to the evacuation of hundreds of people as ex. that's one of extreme weather conditions. the rest of this week, more than 400 firefighters and 15 planes are battling the place around 35 kilometers from the greek capital the flames. i'm moving towards the

these radius including their telephone services, are highly motivated to go after iranian officials, irena and policies. and doing so by recruiting radians and it looks like they're recruiting radius of the highest level of their energy. what does that means, psychologically, for this ronnie and security apparatus and for their ability to achieve their aims, when they're so riddled with these kinds of agents, these counter agents, right. one of the 1st things that struck my mind when i was writing about it this morning is, as were speculating about how quickly, how big a rise retaliation will be against is really supreme. it, if somebody has come out of need. so many words said they will be a retaliation, and i'm sure there will be a retardation when we question that the, how quickly are they gonna resolve? you know, how big they're going to tell you. this is what we need to keep in mind. the reading or she knows is entirely infiltrated. i mean, most i was a, me, i'm assuming i'm a side this. all those really hasn't taken flame toward the floor on which is my penny. it was sleepy, not righ

so there is no doubt is rain, has massively penetration is irena intelligence and security system. the last, this particular story seems slightly far fetched. it might be that iran is trying to feed this story as opposed to one which suggests is read, use that or plays or missiles it to sort of justify as smaller than expected, responds against, is written because let's not forget that iran well is bound to retaliate. is, is quite afraid of a full scale war with israel into which united states is bound to be direct. so you're on, it is not interested in, in a full scale. well, because it, it can activate all sorts of political fractions within it wrong, given the popular discontent on the basis of protest which has to happen in recent years. and that they need expand. the weakening of the regime can lead to an internal kind of explosion. but nevertheless, iran is, is a bound to and has to is response given the nature of this attack and uranium soil . and a supremely this position on this map says, which is that the around should not be seen as weak fives adversary's in the region .

. 17:00 is already on the clock and it's news time, so we pass the floor to our wonderful colleague irena koval, who: from the news editorial office, already knows about all the most important things as of this moment . iro, updated release, please share what it will be about. thank you, marta, literally in a moment about the situation in the kyiv region, and not only that, wait. it's 5 p.m. in ukraine and we have a news release on the espresso tv channel for your attention. in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. let's start with the situation in zaporizhzhia: one man died, an elderly woman was also injured. such are the consequences of the morning rocket attack. as the head of the region, ivan fedorov, reported, the russians hit the residential sector of the vilnius community. at least six rockets were fired. two dozen private houses were destroyed. residence in addition, the occupiers targeted the energy infrastructure facility in the region. a large-scale fire broke out on the spot. passage through the dam of the kyiv hydroelectric power plant was to be restored by 5 p

irena, people's deputy, gerashchenko, people's deputy, and i once again clarified with her , am i rightid i read it all correctly, there really is this transition period of nine months, moreover, we must understand that... this draft law, this law, if it becomes a law, is not prohibited there, but there the right to ban these subjects is given to the relevant court or commission dealing with this issue, that is, you and i must understand that this will not be a quick process, it will be a legal process that will allow the ukrainian state to help rid us of ... finally russian orthodox. the presence of the church or its followers, its parts there in ukraine, but again, this also requires political will, the political will not to negotiate with such environments, not to try to make this church there controlled by someone, political the will to really liquidate or cancel the legal one. registration of those subjects, of which, by the way, there may be thousands in ukraine, if we are talking about specific districts there, so to speak, as they are, as they call them, and, in fact, it can be

, 17:00 is already on the clock and it's news time, so we pass the floor to our wonderful colleague irenaoval, who from the news editorial office already knows about everything not... most importantly, as of this moment, iro, the updated edition, please share , which will be about. thank you marta, literally in a moment about the situation in the kyiv region, and not only that, wait.

from new york irena solomko, pavlo terikhov, voice of america. this is a story from new york, and we are moving on, telling other stories. more than two years ago, the biletskyi family was forced to to flee the russian occupation to the united states. valeria and roman saved their six children, however. the eldest son, who defended azoval, was captured. now little is known about his fate, but his parents are doing everything possible to return him to ukraine. last year, the voice of america first visited the biletskyi family in washington state. today, while waiting for news about their eldest son, the biletskis are trying to focus on their own business, a ukrainian art shop. khrystyna shevchenko will tell their story. to the town of orting, valeria and roman and... with they moved with their six minor children in april 2022, they had to leave their home in the village of lymanets in the kherson region urgently, the family could not remain in the occupation, the eldest son was in the armed forces, the father had previously fought in the ato, so t

find, here is the address and phone number, thank you, you can be free, see irena sergeevna off urgentlyd, yes, she came home from work in the evening, and he was lying with a broken head, and she reported about the loss of money, and that a lot was missing, but that’s not the point, the main thing is that it seems that he himself was the killer who opened the door, that is, he knew him, we must look here. listen, maybe it’s she herself, the wife, why did she stage all this, and that she’s a young woman, he’s an older man, she married for convenience, for money, specifically she thought that the sickle would fall in love, it didn’t work out, you know, life seemed like absolute hell , this kind of thing happens all the time, so she hit him on the head, why is it the same and just everywhere at every turn, and then when, in fact , she came to her senses, she got scared, hid the money, called the cops, yeah, because 90%. to the point, where were you yesterday from 11 to 16? here and i was, i worked all night and slept during the day, yesterday i didn’t leave the house at all, but can anyone

so like i say the met, the new irena in president must who possess scan in tyrone on monday. now according to state media possess can wants to expand iran relations with its quote, strategic partner, russia. much of this comes as the us step. so it's diplomatic efforts to avoid a wide, a war in the region. the us president joe biden and vice president come law harris met with security officials to discuss the threats posed by iran and its proxies to american military forces in the region. so shawnee, as we was saying, the region really is on high alert, bracing for an arabian attack on, on israel. can you tell us more about the, the current assets that are being made to prevent this war from whitening? much as you mentioned now, as an intense diplomatic effort from all sides. and i was pointed to interesting elements there. first of all, when i look into jordan in this country, there's a, you know, in the heart of the desert, a israel as long as border a land border is with with jordan. and it's also connected to iraq. but also that is basically the, the, the, the field throu

irena, volodymyr zelenskyi, the ukrainian president announced changes in the ukrainian government, it know, tsoma pernik is a windfall, as the poles say, and here the president and changes in the government. it's a matter for the parliament, well, less about that, but just what these changes can be, and who can rotate to your opinion in the government, and in general, all this is happening against the background of the latest polls, which show a dramatic drop in confidence in the pro-presidential party servant of the people, it is in the penultimate place, there is only one of the last places in terms of trust, among the active parties , by the way, european solidarity, which is the opposition, currently has the highest trust rating, should this be taken into account in order to form a new government, well, in particular, for more than a year they have not been able to find a candidate, for example for the minister of culture? you know, you and i are witnesses what the monomajority, which actually rules in all branches of power, starting from the parliament and ending with the govern

girl has a swelling on her cheek and part of her tooth is chipped, it looks like traces of a fight, irena nikolaevna, it doesn't bite us, beating women is not a crime, punishment, well, you idiot, remember, lyosha, the law is nonsense, i remember, i remember, but i don't agree, it doesn't matter, women in general can... get you mad, well, it definitely gets me mad, sometimes i'll give klavka a spanking, she'll give me a hard time, so the girl was beaten up a day before the murder, well , that means she got him mad beforehand, well done, thank you, my dear, please, could this be evidence, do you think it belonged to the victim, no, it didn't belong to the victim, why such conclusions, it doesn't fit to her dress, mm, and... and what is it then? and you do not admit that the killer can be a woman? not really, i do not admit indura, that's all, the killer, a healthy boor, well, what can a woman do, at most add a bit to the cutlet, all my life i dreamed of catching at least one maniac with my own hands, where do you, in order to catch a maniac, here you need a proud kudlak, a keen sense of sm

no, i just want to find out where the real irena boytseva is, do you have nothing else to find out, youe five unsolved cases, five, and you 're doing god knows what here, semenovich, i feel something fishy there, and i feel that if there's one more complaint from boytsev, we'll have to part ways, but i... got it, got it, let me go, go, the fact that you are the father is good, where are you yourself? so, a minute, what do you mean where are you yourself? is she not home or something? yes, she has been gone for a whole day, and why are her things here? so i ... i packed, it's strange, very strange, she doesn't answer her calls, i wish i knew how long i'd have to wait for her here, will she come back at all, maybe i should start looking for new tenants, okay, okay, don't bother, in case i take these things myself, oh, no, until you pay for the accommodation, i won't give anything back, such things don't work with me, after all i knew, i knew that i would i'll come for the money one day, and she's gone. you can't trust anyone, people, and he seemed so decent, but he made a mess here, a pog

nazi scum, our war correspondents stanislav nazarov calculations. constantly changing firing lines, irenaropping a drone on an ordinary civilian car, just now i heard the landing, alexander sladkov from a dangerous border. retaliatory strikes on ukraine, the offensive of our army in donbass. defense the enemy is cracking on all fronts. will foreign countries help zelensky if even kamal haris has amnesia for ukraine. so do europeans want war? did the slovaks not want to shoot at the slavs? we must do everything possible to establish peace throughout the world. and how will local elections in the former gdr change the political situation in germany? we have the first results. what did pavel durov do wrong to france if even washington used the social network telegram. to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions, who is next in the west's fight for total information control, tas correspondents tell the world in a loud voice, and the oldest russian telegraph agency has turned 120 years old, it is a national treasure, which tas is also authorized to declare, we say tas, we mean the accur

here is irena. really well-placed throughout the story. give us the details.here a chance that those flows stop? what can the impact be? >> it is unlikely that russian gas will continue flowing after 2024. it is not only the transit deal expiring by the technical interconnection agreement between the ukrainian transmission operator and gazprom. for the gas to flow, that would have to be renewed. the ukrainian authority has made it clear they have no intention of negotiating the extension. for gas to flowing under that agreement, it would have to be renewed. with no renewal insight, european companies still relying on this have made steps to diversify their supply. austria and slovakia have made deals with others. >> so the contingencies are being put in place already on expectations this will ultimately cease. are there other sources of gas that could come to europe via ukraine? there have been talks that azerbaijan could be one source. how likely is that? >> according to ukraine's president, azerbaijan could be an option. it poses multiple questions. one opti

that it is a week before autumn. and maybe osi will also please us, thank you, it is very possible, irenakova with the weather forecast, well, these are the main news at this hour and we, elbira fendeyeva and vladimir chernushov, say goodbye to you, see you later, goodbye. not here terskaya six in the yard, in 15 minutes the documents will be in this car, in 1939 koganovich demolished a number of old houses on tverskaya to straighten it and widen it to 40 m. he dreamed of blowing up st. basil's cathedral so that it would not interfere with the passage of columns to parades. but the architect baronovsky defended the cathedral, for which, not without the help of koganovich, he was declared an enemy of the people, where is the granny with the documents? look at me, don't close your eyes, the documents are in the car, call an ambulance, police, a murder has occurred, tverskaya street, house 6, reports sobolev ivan petrovich. rest in peace, and fet, here, sobolev, who, i, i saw the killer, but i couldn't detain him, your documents are possible, of course, please. novosibirsk, yeah, in moscow,

irena nikolaevna, good morning, good morning. why do rashes occur in adulthood?acne, then of course genetics is very important here. why? because a high level of androgens increases the production of sebum. and not only is there more of it, but the sebum becomes thick and dense and flows poorly from the sebaceous gland, but in fact, when we look at the hormonal background, as a rule, such strong deviations, you know, androgens have grown straight up, above the reference, this is rare, except excess sebum, there is also a blockage of the water duct, this is due to the fact that the exfoliation process is really disrupted in this pathology, and acne propionibacterium, which lives in the sebaceous gland, performs a very useful function, it breaks down triglycerides into free fatty acids and glycerol, thus liquefying sebum, that is, it is needed, this is a conditionally pathogenic flora, but when blocked , oxygen-free conditions are created, it begins to divide rapidly, as a result, a lot of free fatty acids, they penetrate beyond the sebaceous gland itself and hence

still to come over to irena.all right, john, thank you for that off to an excellent start on this friday morning. >> not seeing any major delays. we did have alert, a delay on bart, but that also quickly resolve that was on the various a line to not seen any issues there as well. 11 minutes traveling into the city this morning along the san mateo bridge just under 14 is good. getting on and off that bridge nyman right along the richmond, sandra fell last check in. at about 7 minutes and the golden gate 30, some of the tolls, 19 minutes. artisans back thanks a lot. reyna. it is 6.31 and concerns about pedestrian safety are happening in the south bay. >> after as we told you, 11 year-old boy on a scooter was struck and killed. we have kron four's rob nesbitt now reporting on some of the changes that could be coming. >> may drop off and pick up at horace mann elementary, a celebratory event thursday, the first day of school for many in san jose and city councilmember pam foley took notice a lot of parents driving th

wickedness, our war correspondents stanislav nazarov, calculations constantly changing firing lines, irena dropping a drone on an ordinary civilian car, just now i heard an arrival, from a dangerous... and how local elections in the former gdr will change the political situation in germany. we have the first results. what did pavel durov do wrong to france, if even washington used the social network telegram to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions, who is next in the west's fight for total information control, tas correspondents loudly inform the world, and the oldest telegraph agency in russia turned 120 years old, it is... a national treasure, what else is tas authorized to declare? when we say tas, we mean accuracy, efficiency , and the state's point of view. vesti nedeli, sunday, 20:00. all news is always available on the media platform, watch it in the app or on the website, and that's all for today, see you there. hello, my name is ekaterina, yes, i haven't worked for 15 years, but i learn quickly and i'm not afraid of difficult tasks. i'm not afraid of difficult tasks, yo

in jeddah, which was a won the iranians went to where they were trying to get enough support for the irena's diplomatic support to give them reason to believe it was worthwhile pausing or not but retaliating. and perhaps one of the strongest voices there and the strongest, perhaps diplomat behind the scenes here has been the jordanian foreign minister going to tehran last weekend. really kickstarted think this whole process at the moment, it seems that jordan has become very central now in trying to trying to bring iran to a moment of diplomacy rather than military action. and i get the sense that the jordanians are perhaps going to play a bigger role in the diplomacy see around the gaza ceasefire as well. but let's is there a possibility that the negotiation on thursday won't be in cairo or doha, but will be in amman, jordan. i don't think we can rule that anything at the moment. i think look, everything's really fluid and i think they, from diplomatic standpoint, you'll have it in the country where you think you can get the maximum effect on all trying to bring all parties together to move

today, in fact, they were incredibly nervous, we heard our dad in such a role for the first time and irenay nervous, well, it turned out great. i want to say that why are you getting carried away, you 've gotten carried away, it's come, the children are growing up, i don't, i do it every time - that's how you go out on stage, i know your connection with the opera, i'm always waiting for the opera, i 'm waiting for the series, but in general everything is fine, wonderful marquise, this, this is what genre we have, is it closer to coperete or what, how to interpret this, a play song, vaudeville, vaudeville, here is vaudeville, rather here, that's why this is already such hooliganism, you have become so accustomed, this program provoked you, and today it was completely unexpected, absolutely incredible, so i congratulate you on the freedom that... you are acquiring, and i hope that in the following programs there will be some more hooliganism, about the new one is very good, five points, thank you, thank you, well, thank you, four fives, i congratulate you, thank you very much, thank you, hel

a journey through the two- star project. fills my personal emotion, so i will give it five, i want irenathat she has potential, well, there is someone, so the song that we will perform today was chosen by me when my dad invited me to perform this song i i said, this will be really interesting, so i immediately said, oh, great, come on, out of the bucket, like where, what? madrushka, well, kiss, well, kiss, well, but kiss me. solokolchik and his daughter irene, i’m shocked, just an amazing number, an amazing daughter, i think, but it couldn’t be otherwise, i just had my dad’s favorite daughter and he always believed in my talent, and i know what it’s like daughter for dad, thank you for this amazing number, of course five, of course, i have more than one daughter, i also have a middle and a small one, youngest daughter, i have three daughters, so you have three, don’t stop, you ’re doing well, imagine, we now understand that oscar bdrozakov will be in this project for at least another 3 years. by the way, glaya, did you see, she says, abrazakov’s children are wandering around somewhere be

was like a bolt from the blue, so cheerful, so cheerful, and who defeated covid, all over the world, irenatress will rush to reassure fans, she herself... on july 31 , lightning appeared on the information feeds, irina petrovna’s heart stopped, but doctors managed to pull the artist out light, information appeared that she was in the first infectious diseases hospital, and there she was... of high quality, probably all this together affected her state of health, she suddenly gave up, began to fade away, stopped fighting, and eventually ended. august 3rd here at in the moscow infectious diseases hospital, people's artist irina miroshnichenko passed away without regaining consciousness, i read and understood that she was put into a coma, that is, she is in intensive care, that is, they are not allowed there, you can’t go there, but so suddenly , for some reason i believed that they would raise her... the people's artist was a wealthy woman, but lonely, so what did the actress leave behind and to whom did she manage to write a will, and if she did, then in whose name and who will it go to? ev

irena bystrova was killed by accident, just a murder, some idiot, he went where he shouldn't have, theyicted, everyone who could have a weapon, numerous police posts were set up around the city, on one of the streets an officer the police called out to the guy with the bag, but he started running, what? at that moment, on the next street, a patrol noticed two suspicious individuals at once. they also took to the run. both pursuits collided in one arch. the fugitives huddled together. the contents of their bags did not surprise the police. sawed-off shotguns, seven sawed-off shotguns that evening. that's how the youth lived. local detectives did a titanic job, checked all the suspicious people, but did not get a single lead. all the defendants had alibis for the time of elena bystrova's murder. maybe the criminal left chepaevsk? soon the story was continued in another city. 1977, the city of kuibyshev. that evening andrei kosharsky was on duty in the task force, suddenly the phone started ringing, the first call for delivery to the hospital, after a while the second call for delivery to

hello irena, i won’t traumatize you by asking you for details. what happened, let us tell you , we willbly talk about what has been preventing you from living your life since then, how you articulate it to yourself, what difficulties arose in your personal life, and how you tried to deal with it, with the consequences of this monstrous experience . well, first of all, this feeling of some kind of guilt, it’s just, it ’s probably still there, although i’ve worked through it, i explained it to myself, i listened to a lot of videos, i talked to people, there’s some kind of feeling of such guilt, that i’m wrong, it’s my own fault that this happened to me, it’s on me as if some heavy blanket or... coat or something was smeared with some kind of paint, that i had no right to approach society, then later, well, this was in childhood, that is, there was a kindergarten, a school, and then, when i was already at music school, in principle, somehow i could get closer to people, communicate, i sometimes watched how girls communicate, at school i couldn’t, how do girls communicate , try to communica

irena erofeeva dropping a drone on an ordinary civilian car. now i'm on the flight.r army's offensive in donbass, the enemy's defense is cracking on all fronts, will foreign countries help zelensky, if even kamal harris has amnesia for ukraine, do they want to europeans of war? the slovaks did not want to shoot at the slavs, we must. do everything possible to establish peace throughout the world. and how the political situation in germany will change, local elections in the territory of the former gdr. the first results are with us. what did pavel durov do to france, if even washington used the social network telegram to organize its bloody coups and color revolutions. and who is next in the west's fight for total. information control, tas correspondents loudly inform the world, and the oldest telegraph agency of russia 120 years have passed, this is the people's property, what else is tas authorized to declare, we say tas, we mean accuracy, efficiency , the point of view of the state, to conduct weeks with dmitry kiselev, on sunday on... you fool, have you gone craz

good morning, hello, early saturday morning, irena nikolaeva is greeting you denistova, by the way, exactlyonce again, don't remind me, i don't want to talk about it, i also don't want to talk about politics, about health, about religion, topics that are not accepted to discuss in the morning and at the table, and another one, like ah, this, but in chinese shanghai , an infernal cafe is gaining popularity, and there clients are offered... not only to drink coffee, but to talk about it, about death. a strange idea came to the head of a funeral home, who decided to expand the business in such a way here in an unusual way. it turned out to be a very popular topic, many people start to value life more after this. here, by the way, on the topic of the study, which was conducted by scientists from slovenia, where people get their increased interest in all sorts of unpleasant, sometimes difficult events. it turned out because of the complex interaction of curiosity. for example, scientists have learned to extend the life of vegetables and fruits, thanks to a special gel, fruits can be at room temp

already better, did you order something, no, irena vladimirovna, did not expect to see me here, no, justdimirovna, hello, how was your flight? oh, you know, i sleep well on planes, let me help, how did we get 7.5 the second time? 75, to be exact, well, that's very long, it needs to be twice as short, if you hook them with something, leave a report, tea, coffee, water, water, dmitry andreevich said that no one will read anything, he said it right, then i don't know how to convince this commission, everything is very simple: russia, france and china will most likely give the go-ahead, england will vote like america, the rest don't care, exactly, i'll try to help you with this... the usa is usually represented in such commissions by one of these three. johnton priest is the best option. it's easy to approach him. give him a bribe. at this level , other measures are taken. timothy. is it more difficult here? not long ago he had seriousness. are you serious now? absolutely. they can't, and who is this? this is mark dritz, but it's useless to talk about him, he is principled, incorruptible, ha

after warnings of an imminent irena, an attack on israel. defense minister, you will have guidelines as israel is in a state of vigilance and preparedness tensions, of and mounting in the region over the killings of meeting members of some us and hezbollah. ukraine says it's seized almost a 1000 square kilometers of russian territories, and its troops crossed into the course of the region on tuesday. russia, as president is vying to drive the troops out know, put in the cues as cube of trying to so unrest, and to gain leverage ahead of possible peace folks. greece has asked the european union for help us thousands forced to flee while finds that a spread to the outskirts of athens, hospitals and homes near the greek capital being evacuated. hundreds of firefighters and military personnel trying to contain the blazes. you're watching dw news from been in, there's one on website, a dw. com, as the ukraine says it has seized a 1000 square kilometers of russian territory in less than a week. that's a bit more than the area covered by new york city and roughly the same area that russia ha

after warnings of an eminent irena, an attack on israel. defense minister, you will have guidelines as israel is in a state of vigilance and preparedness tensions, of and mounting in the region over the killings of leading members of i'm us and has the ukraine says it's seized almost a 1000 square meters of russian territories and its troops crossed into the course region on tuesday. russia as president is vying to drive the troops out and put in a queue, this cube of trying to so unrest, and to gain leverage ahead of possible peace folks. greece has asked a european union for help us thousands of forced to flee wildfires that a spread to the outskirts of athens, hospitals and homes near the greek capital being evacuated. hundreds of firefighters and military personnel trying to contain the blazes. you're watching dw news from been in this one, our website dw. com or the ukraine says it has seized a 1000 square kilometers of russian territory in less than a week. that's a bit more than the area covered by new york city and roughly the same area that russia has captured in ukraine since

after warnings of an imminent irena in attack on israel, defense minister, you will have guidelines as israel is in a state of vigilance and preparedness tensions of and mounting in the region over the killings of meeting members of some us and hezbollah. ukraine says it seized almost a 1000 square kilometers of russian territories, and its troops crossed into the course of the region on tuesday. russia as president is vying to drive the troops out, move within the cues as cube of trying to so unrest and to gain leverage ahead of possible peace folks. greece as austin, european union for help us thousands of forced to flee wildfires that a spread to the outskirts of athens, hospitals and homes near the greek capital being evacuated. hundreds of firefighters and military personnel trying to contain the blazes. you're watching dw news from been in, there's one on website, a dw. com, as the ukraine says it has seized a 1000 square kilometers of russian territory in less than a week. that's a bit more than the area covered by new york city and roughly the same area that russia has captured