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oh, the 2 years due to the pandemic. but officials say workers were inside preparing for a planned reopening. that's it. you all up to date up next. well, stories looks that the russian armies use a rape as a weapon unfold will, will have more headlines on top of the stage in a she's got any issues or thoughts. they will grey. you not just another day. mm hm. so much is happening all at once. we
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take time to understand this is the day and in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. and this is the day weekdays on d, w. ah, this week on wild stories. lithuania, thea, of a russian attack. germany the battle to save little defeat. but we begin in ukraine for weeks, the city of china heath was besieged by russian troops. now putin soldiers have gone, leaving behind death and destruction. the city of journey
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his after weeks of siege and have a shelling by russian forces. we meet svetlana and valentino sippy and coin a local hospital. they survived, but were both injured in a nurse strike that hit their house for the ballistic wounded some one logan took less than a 2nd. lucille is we've, we just heard a whistle yet. great boom. the gym i screamed get down was uncovered. my son. feeling like little savoy, even school valentin still has surgeries ahead of him. spit. lana is doing a little bit better, even though she shows me pictures of their house before and after the attack. there's done up on why did they attack us? i don't know. we didn't do anything bad, where civilians are still. the quinn is love. the hospital itself was not spirit either bought and rushed load. the hat of the trauma center here tells us after
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russian strike his team struggled to keep going with you all before we worked without water and electricity will only put headlamps on and took care of those seeking medical assistance. and also it was very hard on me, but we stayed here and did what was necessary. well, we'll have social wellness and the situation worse than when russian forces completely encircled the city. residents tell us some of them were killed by russian troops. others died because they could not reach the hospital due to heavy shelling. in the local morgue, edward slept please using refrigerated trucks for the bodies that still needs to be identified or pick up by relatives. the dubois through the will you call a many people left the country to escape the fighting, that they are not in ukraine for them and cannot get back to bury their relatives killed the walnut. so that's why there are still many bodies here heard of her up
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here was that would be those who come here to claim their loved ones are overwhelmed by grief. like egos, family, he was a husband, a father, a brother, shut debt by russian soldiers. oh, he was the best buy there. he could have, i was so proud of him. and now something this terrible has happened to us. never what, death and destruction is all that is left after the withdrawal of russian forces from trim the heath. and what those who survived your most is that the russian army might return ah, reports of re pearl se mounting from ukraine. there are many indications that russia is systematically using sexual violence as a weapon of war. and example from boucher this is carina you show over. she was about to turn 23 when russian soldiers
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marched into her town future on the outskirts of cave. carina had plans, she was managing the local sushi bar, but was saving money to study at university. this is the last place where sure carina was seen alive the stairs outside her flat. it was march 10th. after this, everything becomes unclear. this is where one man thinks he saw russian soldiers kill her, but he can't be sure the woman was corrina while some one else. this with the with and i was you put her here. you said you like this. another for head was bent back, then he took her in his arms and carried her over there to look then another soldier shot tom was it. is it when she will you will be lou. this is where police told korean his parents. they found the body. they said it looked like she'd been right. but is this the police said that she was badly tortured because they shot her next. my girl wanted to live so much. oh, that's always to nervous,
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even applied, torn. he's to her to stop the bleeding. oh, good ago i was told then with a shot at the head of the kilter resort willow, will be forensic scientists examining the hundreds of bodies the russians left behind say, many of the women have been right. organizations across the country support those who survive in shaw and melissa ran a fever and as of the 12 cases we are working on 11 our cases of gang rape isley add up in all of these cases, women reported that the occupiers were drunk or had taken drugs law on business with us on the oh no, i'm good enough of it. schnauzer in india, ukraine's commissioner for human rights tells me the she, a number of coals makes them think russians are using rape as a weapon,
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but the most good ha. okay. when a russian soldier rapes a ukrainian woman, a girl, wild boy, an elderly woman, it keeps saying things like this. this will happen to every nazi hor, god, or we will rape until you can't give birth g ukrainians back of when you these are signs of genocide of the ukrainian people of mark, you know, did not say though, green's, grandma told them the korean, his parents, the only certainty they have is their loss and their fury making age. we then human, we hate the russians are. whoo! i'm ashamed to speak. russian. i will learn ukrainian. they buried carina here and bill at circa, near the morgue. 2 weeks after her 23rd birthday. since the war started in ukraine, many people in lithuania have feared a russian invasion. in particular, there's been growing concern about the su, well,
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key gap. lithuania is only land link with its nato partners. bollywood slash couse gas is training for the worst case scenario is a member of the lithuanian rifle, men's union, a state backed paramilitary group that has been growing ever since russia annexes grand mia. in 2014 i o sales program, the old one russian stayed propaganda targeted lithuania for us. it meant we could be the next ones with especially if you live here in the saw called while g gap, lithuania, us only length connection with its western natal. pardon? us, this stretch of land is crucial for the transport of goods and military equipment. these to walter gap is just 65 kilometers wide. it's located exactly here between the russian exclaim of calling the grot on the one side and rush us l. a bela roofs
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on the other side. in lithuania, many fia that russia might try to cut of this land breached of the west. tensions with moscow has been rising. lesonia has been a member of nato since 2004. but since the start over the void, ukraine, politicians and normal citizens have grown more determined, i would say we owe you more about your audio, which should defend your free them and so on. it's like understanding before forces a fundamental things we have just few here of to prepare ourselves. that's why we need, ah, more natal presence in our region as a very credible that that of deterrence against russia. this is also the aim of an unusual art exhibition in the capital videos. this strain from moscow stops twice
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a day here on its way to the russian exclaim of calling and grat. russian passengers are not allowed to get off, but they are confronted with photos of wall outside of their windows. when polish kolscott is not training for battle, she takes off his rifle, mammy uniform to work as a lawyer through the glass. oh, so i have russian clients that i keep in touch with. i don't feel any personal hatred towards them, but rather towards the russian state and russian state propaganda. obama lincoln, many here would agree with him. lithuanians have been called to the to been a constant state of vigilance and resilience. but with the onset over the war and ukraine, people living in the us to while to gap, i look into the future with even more concerned. little davida suffers from
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a life threatening illness. just recently he and his family fled ukraine. now german doctor's, of fighting for his life, vetoed on her to escape the war in ukraine by fleeing to germany. now her main worry us keeping her 10 month old son, david's a life he needs breathing equipment to stop his lungs collapsing. david suffers from spinal muscular atrophy. a rare degenerative disease causing gradual loss of function. without treatment, babies with the condition usually die by the age of 2. when you that a yeah cool. like i can sleep at nights even when does he does the sleep hours aluminum. i keep checking on him. i pray to god more that he wants stuff breathing . why? and sometimes it seems like he is not breathing
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and said the going if it's a genetic disease where you can simply loose your child in a moment. veto lift ukraine with the beats and her older son at young who was 7. just as the 1st shots were being fired. like you are the, when i saw the fear in our jumps eyes i am new, we had to flee back home and ukraine veto was able to race 11000 euros a month for david's treatment through crowd funding. here in germany, volunteers including jojo and sunday, rena, help her to obtain the drugs and german health insurance covers what's needed now. in the longer term, davita will need gene therapy, costing to 1000000 euros. it's not clear whether that will be covered when does
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ellen gene, so i just have to hope we can get the treatment for david or a ticket that i know that he would live. yes, i don't know whether he would be able to set up a walk, but i know he would live. having fled the war with the children and coping with of its illness liter cannot be certain she will ever return to ukraine. but she remains resolute. your mom of that i am firstly, the mother of 2 sons. walks in order to keep you young and i cannot be we key fob with, but a new medicine. now my and i have to stay strong. aah .
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