oh this is the news live from berlin. there are reports of survivors pulled from the rubble of a bomb to theater in body. you pull ukraine. hundreds of civilians including children, had taken shelter in the basement. when a russian airstrike hit the extent of casualties, it's still unclear. ukrainian, president of all of the major landscape sharply criticizes germany's political class for their failure to address the growing threat posed by vladimir and cut the conflict reach all the way into outer space. we'll report on how the

war could impact cooperation on the international space station. ah, i'm pablo foley. yes, welcome to the program. a ukrainian official is reporting that around a 130 survivors have been rescued from a bomb to theater in the besieged city of matthew polt. the number of dead is still not known. the building was sheltering hundreds of civilians including children when it was shalt ukraine's president voted to me to lansky says it was just one of many rushing attacks on civilians and has called for more international health to defend his country. this report contained some distressing images. smoke bellows from the theatre mario paul, after it was hit by a bomb days before

a satellite image showed the russian white for children, written in large white letters at both ends of the building. but that did not stop at being targeted from when you really will. a god, the more my in blockaded. mario paul, the russian plane intentionally dropped to super powerful mom on a drama theater in the city. said he got hundreds of people were hiding. there was shelling, with all the building is destroyed, the number of casualties is not yet know give, give their hibler, sion navy door across my appall, similar images of devastation. motion forces have perceived the city for over a week now, cutting of the billions from food, water, electricity, and medical supply of unlikely. yeah. this local hospital has to operate with constant shilling around it.

inside a desperate scene unfolds civilians lay injured and medical staff. do you want they can remove oh, with those who are, who couldn't be saved, have been taken to the basement and covered and blankets with this little one and you live 22 days before he dined 100 right now there is no more where they can store the bodies, brother, sure, but most of them all the other hospitals have been bombed and no one can collect on here. there's no emergency services, there's nobody, i don't know where we will put them or how we will proceed from are you only a few have been able to escape mario pole? that's even, that's not safe. you crane and authority say russian forces. well, on a convoy fling, mario poll, leaving several people injured with the world. health organization says

indiscriminate attacks across ukraine have damaged hospitals and crippled health care services. w h o director general tedra us. deborah, yes, was warned. the war could have a devastating impact on ukraine, citizens, and health care system for decades. the disruption to services and sort of price ukraine is posing on extreme risk to people who use cardiovascular disease. cancer . deb it is h i v and t v which out among the leading cause of mortality in ukraine. well, rachel rizzo joins us from washington. d. c. now she's a non resident senior fellow at the atlanta cancels europe center. hi rachel, welcome to d w. now the attacks are continuing despite sanctions arms deliveries and the international condemnation is the west running out of options.

while the images that you've shown are indeed heartbreaking. and i think that the west is doing what it can at the moment. at the same time, it is careful because it doesn't want to escalate and create even more death and destruction on the ground. but as you've said before, i mean the bombing in places like car give and mary poll looks to be pretty indiscriminate. and you saw the lensky talk to the german parliament earlier today saying that they're doing too little, saying that they're placing good economic relations with moscow over the protection of ukraine. they want more weapons, they want help protecting the sky. the problem is, is the west going to be able to deliver on those requests from ukraine? that's, let's talk actually a little bit more about that. and nato has ruled out a no fly zone. but what exactly can they do to help you crane without actually

intervening military? so there are a couple things here. nato leaders, specifically, us president joe biden has said that nato will protect every inch of its territory . so that's the number one priority on behalf of nato. now, countries bilaterally can do much more to help you crane rather than the nato alliance. as a whole. you saw the united states approved and $800.00, a new $800000000.00 aid package to ukraine. that includes more javelle and more stingers helmet, pistols, rifles. there's talk about a potential as 300 surface to air missiles from vakio, potentially going to ukraine. so the help here is more on a bilateral basis between countries rather than from nato as an alliance. now it's being said,

the trans atlantic partnership appears to be stronger today than it has been in perhaps decades. and that's not a mere putin has actually united the west again, do you agree with that? i absolutely agree with that. what's interesting about hooton's decision to invade ukraine is that it's partially driven by the desire for fewer nato troops on russia's border. the desire for ukraine never to join the alliance. ironically, he's going to end up with even more nato troops along his border. nato is fortifying it defenses in places like colon, lithuania, estonia and lot be reinforcing its troops in in romania. the interesting thing is that had he decided on another course of action, more hybrid than he could have gotten the cracks and fishers in the alliance that he likes to see, but he's really created unity and solidarity. rachel result from the atlantic

counseling europe center. thank you. here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln says russia is making no meaningful diplomatic effort to end the war in ukraine. he also said he agrees with president biden, that russia has committed war crimes. biden added that he believes russia's kootenai is a murderous dictator. waging an immoral war. more warriors. an apartment block in the ukrainian capital cave caught fire after was hit by the remnants of a damned russian rocket. emergency services say at least one person was killed and 3 others injured. firefighters evacuated people from the top floors of the building and extinguished the blaze. at them are you, are you? the mayor of the ukrainian city of maley topple has published a video message following his apparent release from rushing with attention even

further through praise. the people of his city for their fearlessness in protesting against russian troops occupying the area. ukraine accused russia of kidnapping the mayor. 6 days ago with ukrainian president followed the meter to lansky has delivered an address to german lawmakers. in his speech via video link, he said germany had enabled russia's invasion of his country by becoming dependent on russian energy imports. he also accused germany's political class of failing to recognize the growing russian threat and called for more action to end the war. his country is not far from germany, and it is being destroyed by war. in his address to the german parliament, ukrainian presidency. lensky vividly described the atrocities. russert is committing in ukraine, the invalid. over the past 3 weeks, many people have been killed thousands of ukrainians. the occupiers have killed 108

children in the middle of europe. and the year 2022 blood settled. that were heads in hands as and lawmakers listened for 11 minutes to zalinski speaking live from ukraine. you. the ukranian president did not means his words more strongly criticizing berlin for continuing to import gas and oil from russia. assembled him lip is nearly, is le santia. he puts it with some measures were taken too late. these sanctions have not been enough to stop for war. is that the, we've seen just how many connections your companies still have lying with russia, with a country that is using you and other countries to finance this wall of these past 3 weeks of wall giving. we've been fighting for our lives and for our freedom that it is giving me the necessity than us. isabella will never zelinski adds germany to do more, to support ukraine. if not, europe would not survive. he warned,

would not be able to keep its values. he called what ukraine sees as a lack of proper support from berlin, a new wall between germany and ukraine. glitchy at or there. oh, it's a former comedian actor. and then president of the united states, ronald reagan once said, you, mister president, tear down with the small law. and let us, let me tell you again who chancellor schultz, please break down this wall lead. if germany, the road of leadership said you deserve shall, and your future generations will be proud of. you might be doing it through mac lease support us support please support each and every ukrainian stop the war. he, when it but the german government had said before the speech that it would

not formally respond. and so the session ended with a standing ovation for the ukrainian president and with german lawmakers left to digest an inconvenient truth. on friday, 3 russian cosmonaut sergeant to dock on the international space station. that's the 1st such operation since russia launched its invasion of ukraine and there are fears that the conflict could impact the cooperation that is crucial to the research carried out by astronauts. there at 400 kilometers above the earth to warn ukraine might seem far away, but the crisis has reached even the international space station. shortly after the russian invasion, u. s. presidential bio made it clear that space activities would not be excluded from sanctions. we estimated will cut off more than half russia's high tech in

porch and strike a blow to the ability to continue to modernize in the military ill degrade the aerospace industry, including our space program. it didn't take long for demetrius gordon. the head of russia state space corporation was cause most to respond on twitter. me if you block corporation with us who will save the eyes from uncontrolled, the orbiting, and falling on the territory of the us or europe. to illustrate his point, a russian use agency posted a video suggesting that the russian section could detach, leaving the rest of the ice as to plummet to me. oh, it's referring to some basic physics to, to friction with gas molecules. the eyes are slow down and loses altitude around 70 meters per day. right, and progress apply ships regularly,

correct it's orbit. without that the ice s would eventually fall on earth. but the dependence goes both ways. us modules, for example, provide energy and life support systems for the russian section. therefore, splitting the station into separate units. his technically unfeasible expert said it would be very difficult for us to be upgrading on our own. i s. s. is an international partnership that was created as an international partnership with joint dependencies, which is what makes it such an amazing program. so it's nasa and i've been working towards more independence in space flight for some years now. they've built their own rockets that even plans to adapt us spacecraft like the sickness to take over re orbiting duties. but that will take time for now the russian european and us

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