ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. the u. s. says it's working on a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine's secretary of state antony bankin says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish its stock of war plants. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbour and hundreds of men line up in the capital, keep to join the army united in their resolved to defend their homeland. from hooton's invasion plus turkey joined the countries making diplomatic efforts to end the war. president o on reaches out directly to vladimir putin asking for

a cease fire and humanitarian corridors. ah, i'm becker, it is welcome to the program. as russia continues its assault on ukraine, the united states has indicated it's looking into ways for poland to supply fighter jets, the ukraine, u. s. secretary of state antony blank and said american made f sixteens could be sent to poland to replenish it stalks. if also decides to send ukraine fighter jets from its own fleet, pilots in the ukrainian air force are already trained to fly the soviet aeroplanes . lincoln made the comments on a trip to ukraine's neighbour, moldova, we are, we're looking actively now, at the question of aeroplanes. the poland may provide to, to ukraine and looking as to how we might be able to back. so should pull and

decide to produce. those are 2 hours of supply those plants. let's head straight to our correspond. i'm it is pulling a his in cave forest mathias. i want to get to that statement by blaine can and that offer of chance to poland. but 1st we're hearing that the sci fi from, are you paul has been broken again? what more can you tell us about that? that's been confirmed by them. are you paul authorities, the convoys could not leave the city today because the russian groups they have said have re ethan saw for firing again. because we also hearing that another a convoy that was supposed to bring goods into murray who has not arrived yet and is still under way. so the situation there remains dire, or these the city has been showed for 6 days, a electricity, water supplies a down. it's a very difficult situation. people have been hiding and show just for

a long time. supplies are running out. so this conway was badly needed and it's failed again. that's of course, very bad. now back to then the it is of course bad news indeed. and we hope that something there will resolve itself in the coming days so that those civilians can get out. but i now back to that statement by antony blinkin. what would that main if paula were to send in injects to ukraine? would that be crossing a want to persons read lines? which in her is setting a lot of red lines and obviously trained defending against the russians. suggested that if they continue to defending itself, they will have to bear the consequences, which would be according to him that ukraine would lose its sovereignty. he's been threatening a lot of things. the question is, what would be the concert?

whence is it is for sure something that he doesn't wish to see. but on the other hand, is a dancing around red lines that he is sitting all over hasn't really led anywhere. admitting your trained and ga tunisia was one of his red lines. famously, a few years ago, the europe has adhered to it and others. and there are the examples where western countries have tried to convince ukraine of accepting these deals that were unfavourable to your trade, all with respect to the red lines. all of this has not worked out, not that nature definitely does not want to get involved in this conflict and does not want to put get into a situation where a direct confrontation with atomic arms would be on the table. but these, this is read lines, question is hard to was yeah, definitely night having very clear about not wanting to get directly involved there

. if this were a day to happen, mathias, would it signify the biggest military support so far from the west. it would be a significant military support. the air force has been ukraine's weakness. ukraine has invested and trained a lot of people on the ground because that has been the war they have been leading for the past 8 years until this a large scale invasion was on the ground. and russia, of course, has quite a big air force. so this is of course, something that would change the, the picture might change the picture. ukraine's air force has been doing much better than expected. also, thanks to a new weapons like the turkish drones or combat drones. and it's something that the ukraine has said it. so it would really, really request and would really want from her from the, with you trans wishes and no flies on that nature would defend with not do that. but this would be

a step into closing one of the gaps now that he is just briefly you are in cave, just bring us up to speed on the situation there and in the surrounding areas. ah, this is give main a main street and were busy place with people come here to, to shop 2 to hung out with the musicians playing here, street musicians. all of this is gone. cube is almost a ghost town now you see. so could you just see people on the street, but very few, many people have left the city. others try not to get too much for. however life is to possible. he is supermarkets or store water gas, et cetera. austin there so it's tends here, but it's still possible to live on the test. thank you. date, evelyn mathias spelling a for us in cave. let's bring in class whitman now he's

a historian and retired general of the german army. mister whitman, welcome to day w. so the u. s. sag holland, could supply possibly supply ukraine with plains. but how will that be received by vladimir, put my russia, say this as night, her getting involved in the conflict? well, no nato, as such, shed does not want to get involved. and that is why the desperate or ukranian appeals for a no fly zone or not an option. because there are nato and the superpower economic super follow us would be involved with russia. but i have pleaded for almost a year to strengthen the defense capability of ukraine and for the time being that was with mo, bye, but very effective anti anti thank weapons and planes would be

a next step. read your next step by heart. the announcement by the secretary at blink and this morning i had denials by the polar side that they would not send me 29 to your crane. if one does it, my personal opinion is one should not make too much brew. ha! and as for mister president, putting for use as subject geisha wall, which he is conducting against ukraine. he never needed a provocation. he did what he a apparently has planned for a year, so we wouldn't should not be too worried about how put in every act save the individual it states or step up there, the support of your grain of the grain and on false is it's right there sorry to interrupt you this or i just wanted to,

he reiterated that noticed on that i want to be people saved is getting involved, but having people countries are sending arms and there is also talk now about western support is providing ukraine with anti aircraft weapons. what's the tactic? they wouldn't that effectively be seen as a no fly zone and therefore night are getting involved. it is a difference whether nato gets involved or whether nato strengthens the ukrainian or defense capability. many people do not know that at the same time when we negotiated and agreed to the nato, russia founding act in 1997. at the same time, a distinct partnership between nato and ukraine was established and a natal ukraine commission. so we've always been involved in lodi is ation all the training on tosses. and the man carried steen,

jaw australia, a rock. it's a very effective and their supply to ukraine has been going on. and they have already shut down a couple of russian airplanes. and they, they, i, and well with russia they have been invaded. and until now it is commonly common, the accepted that individual countries can help you crane to, to step on the up the defenses. and if they get airplanes, as i said, one should not make too much about it. and then the polar share and signs on the on the plains must be removed and ukrainian science come on it. and then the ukranian pilots to know these machines because in the soviet union and in the warsaw pact,

they were flown by all countries and forces they would just come to poland and then take these planes and go back to your crane. and i hope for the 1st in the 1st instance would they would tamma on they said 60 kilometers on lloyd, which has been standing in the open for 4 days and days. i cast whitman, former general of the german army in berlin. thank you very much. your time. thank you. good afternoon. british military intelligence sources say russian forces are now deliberately targeting areas populated by civilians. a response to the ukranian resistance, which is slowing rushes advance in spite of these increasingly brutal tactics. volunteers, including many from outside ukraine, are signing up to join ukraine's army and men between the ages of 18 and 60 have to stay in the country. so they're available for conscription. these men are determined to fight for their country, even in the face of russian firepower,

and without support from nato hearing keith, they're waiting to sign up. the ukraine armed forces resolved to do their part for the war effort. north of a war of the care, which is my duty. i want to be useful. i want to help you. i want to protect. i want to fight back with. i want my family to return to ukraine as soon as possible, and i will do my best. other volunteers stalking up for the battle ahead and optimistic about victory. we know wiley defined our country and our guys that are actually standing there and fighting our russian military forces. they know what they are doing those guys. they don't, we know what we are doing, and that's why, really when it's that determination that's helped inspire volunteers from much further afield to join the fight. at craig, mimic theresa lensky here for justice. griffin springs, formerly even one of the country for on and what he's just thought is,

thought galvan noise variable, or no illusions on our romantic ideas of war. old, i'm going to be some hero role. make a difference or any of these for this water. i mean, you could die. yes. really. going to do 3 was with heavy fighting already reaching the city via pin. just outside keep. it looks likely to volunteer. his bravery will soon be put to the test. turkey has been attempting diplomatic efforts to end the war. president, wretch of time. oh, aunt has spoken by phone with his russian count to pomp vladimir potent and urged him to agree to a cease fire in ukraine. open humanitarian corridors, and to come to a peace deal. and turkey has close relations with both moscow and here, but recently moved to limit the pass and passage of russian warships into the black sea. a longstanding, international agreement allows anchor to block shapes from passing through. it strikes during war time, but it can't prevent them from returning to their home ports. i enjoy now by

d. w correspondent, dorian jones, in istanbul. dorian talk us through turkey's position here and what's at stake if heard on. finally, turkey will, along with most of the international community shares absolute outreach of the humanitarian catastrophe. it is go unfolding ukraine because of russia's invasion for earth. one, president, nerd, one has quoted unacceptable in rare public criticism all of russia. but beyond that, i mean, this is a nightmare for one because much of his foreign policy is been developed and having very close relations with both ukraine and russia. russia are very key economic, almost like much of turkey's energy incorporating in syria. and ukraine is one of turkey's most important partners for economics and defense contracts and in photography, businesses of south of massive damage from this russian invasion. so for early one who's trying to cover his economy, he fears that this unfolding invasion of ukraine will deal most to conway and he

stacy re election next year. so he's desperate for this comment to him. for many have tried before him and so far failed is early one, some one potent is likely to listen to as another one does have close relations with who to 9 that's been much of a concern for turkey's western allies, but earth was always argued, it's important have relations with both sides and he has been positioned himself to be a mediator in this conflict. he's repeatedly said that i am ready. i'm here, i'm in a many i with a unique position having good relations with both sides up up for now, putin has rebuffed this and in many ways it's seen as is by humiliating for a while, especially is earth one spoke with guten, the night before rush launched the invasion and he received no warning of that invasion, which was all to do turkey's diplomats be stranded in ukraine. and that was seen is very humiliating for, for one. but having said that, there is

a possible dorm mediation. turkey claims that the brain ambrosia have agreed in principle, but the turkey could house a foreign minister. e row meet me, the meeting between the 2 countries, possibly next week, but no confirmation has been given on that date and time. and or, and so far, turkey has shied away from sanctions, eas, turkey, turkey, likely to join other nato and western nations in bag backing sanctions against russia who took, has been very outspoken about sanctions. they say that they don't work their counter productive in many ways price itself same with the only one in the present imposes. we can still hope to rational, and some people are suspicious. so you can see itself in the back door like i've done with miss acclaim. but beyond that, even though turkey's resisting the sanctioned school and even closing his s face to russian play plays like with he's continuing to provide wetmans to you. great and

very important, charming russian missile from top leave, very successful and also it's all important are continue to take losses. so in many ways this is seen as possibly the most. it is basically citing front i and thank you very much, dorian jones, forth in his temple, much like turkey. israel is also working for a diplomatic solution on saturday, prime minister, enough tale. bennett became the 1st world later to mate with vladimir putin since the invasion began. to surprise meeting was followed by talks with ukrainian president landscape bennett, then travelled on to germany the 2nd time this week. his met with the german chancellor, after allah shalt visited jerusalem on wednesday. bennet has offered to act as a mediator with israel, maintaining good relations with both russia and ukraine. of a more, let's bring in data, be political correspond benjamin alvarez gruber. ben,

what more do you know about the meeting between chancellor sholtes and israel's naphtali bennett? we had a brief, a press release by the german government spokesperson. he said that both so prime minister bennett and german chancellor shells met for 90 minutes. what they underlined is that they will do everything they can, that is in the strength and the war in ukraine. as part as soon as possible and that's all to what they're on the line, their commitment when they met in jerusalem earlier this week. ready why didn't bennett take the initiative to mediate in his complex is really, isn't a quite interesting position. so as you mentioned already, it has very good relationship with both moscow and also with keith. but it's a difficult the also situation for israel. we've seen the video protests in israel already asking the government to take a clear stand and to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine. but there are 2

interests here that the government has to keep an eye on. so one side is of course to present himself as part of the west, and the lions are close ally to the united states. but also of course it has its own national security interest. and israel has a security military cooperation with russia in syria. so that's exactly why many and wise to lance guilty, prince president has asked, inevitably banded the prime minister of israel to act as a mediator. so for now, these talks, it will continue. this rather surprise visit to moscow and to berlin. and thank you think have a political correspondent benjamin aller as grew about it up now in some of the developments in the conflict, several western media organizations say they're suspending reporting in russia with many journalists leaving the country. the decision comes after the kremlin pass legislation cracking down on independent reporting. under the new law journalists

can face up to 15 years in prison for describing hooton's attack on ukraine as an invasion or war credit card. john's mastercard and visa say they suspending operations in russia dealing the latest blow to the increasingly isolated countries in battle financial system. the move follows crushing economic sanctions imposed by the west in response to the invasion security forces in russia have detained nearly 3500 anti war protesters in demonstrations across the country. that's according to an independent protest monitor, nation police world that organizes and participants of illegal demonstrations would face challenges. and while hundreds of paced demonstrations have taken place in cities around the world since the war broke out. one of those today taking place in berlin's city center, our reporter matthew moore. is there matthew, tell us about what you know, what's going on where you are. hi, rebecca, i'm a,

i'm a babble plats in the sense of balance. when there's a demonstration here and actually it's a cultural, it's really kind of led by cultural figures in the setting of a range. and we've heard from a number of speakers today. nobel prize winning writers from an svetlana. alex savage has spoken. mario vargas also has spoken and we've had, we've had music as well. and this really been kind of a sense of all those bitterly cold, real good atmosphere here. and people wanted to show their support for your trade in 10 days after the invasion by russia. and you know, people here just wanting to sure that they're, they're watching the world cares. i'm actually turned off from, from the war. no, matthew, japanese down at 180 in terms of its defense policy, you could say and, and throwing a lot of money behind face war with the people that have been speaking to their ids . they generally agree with germany's approach to the russian invasion. yeah,

i mean i've spoken to a number of people, there's a lot of ukrainians here. who are, you know, they say it's to lee, but they're grateful token. did you have been to say that you know, that they are generally they say it's a, you know, it's a, it's sure, and i'm sure it's getting loud yet, but they so would that make sure that i'm just how important the road security is? and they also say though, that there's a certain kind of sheila, kind of weariness about spending too much money on, on forces. no one's passion said to be more weapons, more harm. so it's not a reckoning for germany. sure. but people aren't saying gung, they're not by gung ho, the not desperate for war that there's a certain kind of reason i would say reluctance to, to, to, to get too excited or have supportive of spending too much money on, on defense. yeah. and i think it was interesting, i spoke to a woman who said, i think as you were, oh, come oh, it's got we love you,

rebecca. but i couldn't shed moneyball actually. lot. so people, all she was saying we want a new fly sorta where you created under what geometry sport wise, which is the kind of thing but the toward job is to really reluctant to support. so that is one of the things that the quality of i'm desperate for the no fly zone. so lots of german actually germans actually calling for more. i does sound like things are getting kicking off, stay behind your math day. thanks very much for that update date. of the report of matthew moore, in berlin, a hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees have crossed into poland. many have ended up in the city of krakow, where they have found support and shelter. the city has set out facilities to provide child care and other help to get paypal on their fate. data bodies, max and a spoke to some of the new arrivals. christina loves all animals, but her absent favorite are dogs. the 4 year old fled the war and ukraine with her

mother. she fear their journey ended here at the polls. city of crocker, i had to leave because it was dangerous for my child until the war. i was very happy there. we have a lot of land there. i like to journey and i like come track of like like a tourist not like a refugee. so christina spends her days here at the doctor, henry jordan, you sent that has a special program for the new arrivals. korean kids are looked after, they are served meals, and most diploma. kids can be cute with polish. people help us a lot and they support the us and they are ready to help us to give a lot of things for gospel free. but i feel myself better when i know that i am independent person. the attack on neighboring ukraine has brought upon

a strong wave of solidarity with people all over poland, pitching and, and trying to help the just like here in cracow, the city of cracow always had ukrainian influence prior to the war. more than 100000 people of ukrainian descent lived here. and despite more and more people coming and no real long term planning and sight people here tell me they are committed to stand by their side. like those working at the you center director barth. warm caught. so rick wants to help children forget about the war. kids movies in ukrainian are as start good. god need them. what to do with the school with a few days ago, they were at the school or in kindergarten on that. now they're in a completely different country, surrounded by people who speak a different language than them give some of what they found a place where they can meet other children. and also watch a movie in their native tongue. but with this calm them down, it makes them happier. that was not

a vacuum body up to amusement. i'm staying happy may be easier for the kid. the parents, however, will have to start thinking about the future soon. i be a housing jobs for where their kids go to school. i don't why, of land, but i have to because i have my child and i have to think about her as well. i've been only for one month, not more, but mostly the situations. like many other ukrainian refugees, though, sophia petrov took hopes that the war will end soon. that she and her daughter might be able to return to a free country and watching data, i believe it is a recap of the lightest in the crime crisis. u. s. secretary of state antony bank and says, washington is working on a deal with poland to supply ukraine with fighter jets. under the deal, the u. s. would replenish poland, stock of wolf plains, warsaw decides to send its soviet era aircraft to ukraine. that

chinese update this. i will have more on the crisis at the top of the next hour as plenty more analysis and information as well on our website. you can follow us on social media as well. i'm rebecca, written in berlin from a and the team ex, watching ah, with

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