ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, the scale of russian atrocities outside t if coming into focus. ukrainian authorities say they've recovered 900 bodies following withdrawal of occupying forces from near the capital city. police report that most of them were civilians, shot dead by russian soldiers, also coming up as rushed, threatens a further escalation of the war. at least 7 people are killed. dozens more injured in the latest shelling of a residential area,

ukraine's 2nd largest city harkey. ah, i'm ami and isa welcome to the program. a clearer view of the scale of atrocities is now emerging from the formerly russian occupied areas near keith. ukrainian authorities say they've recovered 900 civilian bodies following the withdrawal of russian troops there. now moscow has launched fresh attacks on the capital with a missile strike on an armored vehicle. production plant gives me or says at least one person died and several were wounded in the attack. these men should be preparing for the jewish holiday of passover, but instead of celebrating freedom from slavery their morning, one of their own. the rabbi overseeing this funeral on friday, said russian forces gun, the man down in boucher,

a suburb of ukraine's capital keith. they killed him. they killed the shop, him. no, let him. at least 900 civilian bodies had been recovered from the cave region. according to police there. more than a 3rd had been found in boucher. the scene of some of the wars worst brutality. investigators are looking into possible war crimes. alexander memory of lost his entire family along with much of his leg when russian troops and boucher shelled the car they were driving the new plan. they fired at an ordinary car. they weren't interested in where we were going and why the shelling just started. they didn't care what and god is their judge. yeah, he will punish them for this. over night, russian forces killed at least 2 more civilians and attacks across the country, according to ukrainian officials. that follows a strike on

a factory near keith which may have produced the missiles that both ukrainian and u. s. defense officials say were responsible for sinking rushes, musk for warship on thursday. russia says it will keep up at the tax and the key area, as it warns against western arms shipments. but fighting is mostly moving east. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski said his troops were trying to break the siege of maria pole where thousands of civilians have likely died from weeks of russian bombardment. more humanitarian corridors had been announced to try to get people out of maria, pole, and other areas under heavy shelling. 52 days since rushes invasion. zalinski gave cnn ukraine's casualty list. 3000 soldiers killed. another 10000 wounded. he put russian troop fatalities at 20000. the numbers are impossible to confirm,

but scenes of death around ukraine look only to multiply as this unpredictable conflict presses on. let's bring indeed of these rebecca readers in the grinning capital now. rebecca, she was mayor of italy could, could go, he was warning people not to return to the city, given the ongoing threat of missile strikes there looks like there is a modicum of normalcy behind you on the streets. the key of right now, but is key of becoming too dangerous once again. well, hi, i'm in and as you can see behind me there are people starting to kind of come back out on the streets. i'm standing on one of the main thoroughfares that cuts through the city and we've seen a lot of pedestrian, some shots opening and even some restaurants around town. so people trying to kind of get on with their lives as best that they can under the difficult circumstances . on the way up here i, i came from western ukraine the other day and i saw to lots of people returning to the capital on the train. as you're reporting metalli clinico advising against that,

saying it's still not safe here. and ukraine is preparing for more attacks on the capital from russia that russia have threatened retaliation for other various attacks on lemming, including one on a warship in the black sea. and we've seen a couple of those tax in the city in the last 36 hours yesterday, munitions factory, about 15 kilometers from where i'm standing, was targeted. and the early hours of this morning it was reported as you also just said in that report that another munitions factory on the west or west bank of the city was also an attack. and unfortunately one person was killed in that attack. so we're definitely starting to see some, you know, care of becoming yet again a target are you also traveled to future were? seems that new gruesome discoveries are made every day. could you tell us what you saw there? butcher really bore the brunt of some of the worst atrocities we've seen in those

occupied cities around kia as the russians retreat at that really to see it at to see the devastation and hear those stories. first hand is really something else i. i must say we were there yesterday and people were showing us into their homes that have been taken over by russians are completely destroyed, completely trashed. one man took me out in the back where he dug a make shift grave for his wife's cousin. there's an air raid siren just going off now, in fact, so goes to show that, you know, keith is definitely still in the line of fire. you could say i'm but, but in butcher, you know, those scenes where the man was showing me this makeshift grave. that body has now been assumed, as most of the others have. also, they're actually taking him to have a proper funeral yesterday. so some truly horrific same's there. and the trauma is going to just live on in those people's memories for

a very long time to come. well rebecca, we can hear the sirens behind you where you are in the capital key of a take some shelter now, but thanks for joining you. premium troops have been digging in throughout eastern ukraine and anticipation of a new russian offensive. military experts are predicting this refocused assault will be the largest and most brutal so far. meanwhile, 7 civilians were children, at least 30 wounded by russians showing in the city of harkey on friday, a note to some of our viewers, some of the images you're about to see could be disturbing. nina chef jenko is crying for her dead son. campus is actually taken away. she begs him to open his eyes. in the boy's grandmother arrives. the paramedic tries to soothe her grief with it was the rock had

like this when the killed the 15 year old and dozens more civilians and fried his attack. in the signs of the shelling litter this residential area, the injured law in the streets where they fell with blood in creek rune was also injured in the attack. i simply cluster bombs exploded in the air about a 100 meters above our heads. we just fell to go post to spill alina and her daughter's also just narrowly escaped death. to that, i knew there was an explosion. i tried to run it, it fell near me. i ran shot, it fell near me again. this shrapnel is flying and cracking. some woman, god bless her, covered me with her body. oh, it's okay. don't cry. it's fine. don't cry. my little one.

ah, no dish to alexandrovna also lost her son. sergey when shrapnel from a russian rocket sprayed through a window in her apartment. but as the body count rises, shock and sorrow turned to frustration and anger slowly. but what is yellow? what did this guide you to the russians up? it'll do lots to do. and what did a 12 year old boy do? a story. he was brought away dead. did he do anything bad to them or lock up the road? what about the children who are injured here and women do couple. what about my friend who is killed? what did they did syllabus, whom should we make peace with these monsters destroyed amiably. but his harkey was located just 40 kilometers from russia and a 160 kilometers from the separatist regions in the east. the prospect of peace for this strategically important citizen. so looks highly unlikely. oh, what are your for your muscle done with?

well, the german government has said its giving more than 1000000000 euros and military aid to ukraine. funds are part of a 2000000000 increase in defense spending announced on friday. the majority of those funds will go to the european piece facility as an organization which purchases weapons for ukraine. the move follows heavy criticism of german chancellor, olaf shorts for his hasn't hesitancy at the beginning of the war to send heavy weapons still around 40 percent of germans are against sending offensive weapons to ukraine. and protests being held across germany today reflect some of that sentiment. let's bring in detail you political correspondent, benjamin alvarez gruber, who has at one of germany so called easter marches for peace in berlin. now we can see those people marching behind you. how has chancellor olive short decision gone over with the crowd? they're not very well for these people that you can see here. behind me,

they are criticizing this. you turn by the german government to send weapons to supply a ukraine. also with financial aid, would you just mentioned the reason fledged by finance minister chrissy linda to support a ukraine there. calling for the escalation, the calling for pieces of pacifism. a pretty old movement in the sixty's in the eighty's here in germany was quite strong. during the cold war, and now of course, more people are also coming to this protest due to what we're seeing due to russia's invasion and ukraine. as you said, the easter march, is this a specific tradition that's been going on since the sixty's and germany. and it's a pacifist movement, had its roots in them, a post world war, 2 a and t, militarization and germany. so what is happening now in germany that you have the ukraine war and the movement is somehow split over what to do about it.

there has been criticism on these protests is as they are not naming the aggressor, not naming russia in berlin today. there's also another protest account, a protest, no tentative, a piece protests with a syrian and also with ukranian activists who are saying that is also possible to be a, to ask for peace, but still help ukraine. something that those people here don't see their way their attack in nato, their attack the you ask what they've seen over the past weeks and months. and it's not just the a position. it's also the government, government officials who have sat that these protested they should be directed to vladimir putin. it was in the vice chancellor economy minister. well, that habit, who said that pacifism is a distant dream, and that this protest should be also targeted into the rection of putin. a world that i have not heard a covering this protest for the past 2 hours already. now some germans, however,

not those behind you, but some germans want the government to do even more for ukraine in terms of sending aid and sending weapons and confronting russia basically. so what are they calling for specifically? they're 2 things. they are demanding also that we've seen and other protests on one side where the embargo, when it comes to oil, when it comes to gas from rush on the other side, there is a delivery of weapons and not any weapons, but heavy weapons. it was even foreign minister babcock, who mention did that ukraine should get a happy weapons. she sent that in luxembourg during a meeting of e. u foreign ministers. by saying that germany should pledge into more, but all of shawls has repeatedly said that germany is helping ukraine has not pledge to this have your weapon. so helping ukraine with, for example, tangs with the armored vehicles with a plane. so there are a lot, oh, well, looking and appraising what germany is doing with this additional financial help,

but said the germany should do far more than just standing on the sidelines of this conflict. so germany quite divided on how to approach the war and ukraine. there did the political correspondent, benjamin, other us gruber and berlin for us. thank you. now here's a round up of some of the other news making headlines around the world. north korean leader kim jong own has attended a public parade to mark the 100 and 10th anniversary of the birth of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration is called the day of the sun and is north korea's biggest annual public holiday kimball song who died in 1994 founded the authoritarian regime. demonstrators in the u. s. state of michigan took to the streets on friday to protest against the police killing of an unarmed black man. patrick loyola, 26 year old congolese refugee was killed during a trip, a routine traffic stop effort. he struggled with an officer over a stun gun and you're up to date next up,

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