lou ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, dozens, fear dead in an air strike on a school in easton ukraine. the regions governance is there's almost no hope that anyone survived. as russia steps up in the tax, the g 7 imposes new sanctions including a commitment to banning or facing out russian oil. those are coming up german chancellor, all off. sholtes says vladimir putin cannot win the war and ukraine. he says burton is falsifying history by comparing the conflict to the fight against nazi germany

and in german football. a light content for the goal of the season will tank in all of the glorious action from the pen ultimate match day in the buddhist. legal. ah, i'm jarrett great. welcome to the program. the g 7 group of leading nations is imposing new sanctions against russia. it includes a commitment to banning or phasing out oil imports from moscow during a video conference ukrainian president flow to me is the lensky asked the group for reconstruction night. he said it will cost more than $600000000000.00 to rebuild his country. so lensky also said that around 60 people were killed in a rush, an air strike in ace to new crime. all that remains of

a school in the village of villa, ga rifka in la hans region. ukrainian officials, se 90 people with sheltering here when the russian air strike heath rescues have pulled 30 survivors from the rubble. but the fate of the rest is unknown. heavy fighting nearby has hindered rescue efforts which they should sir bola, taking into account that it was an air strike and not a simple artillery shelling ah, when, when the explosion happened, there was an extreme and preacher tumble of cellar competitor, zeus, marsh, suddenly r, emergency walkers will be clearing the debris with maximum speed, but there's only a very slim chance that any, once of i yell, does rumbling qr all schanzer fish. but we hope for the best i was, could you arm was no crush. ukrainian officials fear russia is stepping up attacks as moscow prepares to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. on

monday may, 9th, the port city of desa has also come under fire, struck by multiple cruise missiles and russian forces have continued to bombard ukraine's last military. hold out in mar, you poll, the as oh, style steelworks. all civilians have now been evacuated from the plant. some have crossed the border into poland, joining millions of ukrainians who already fled the war. the vehicles are going to you, we crossed the polish border and it's so calm here. no one is shooting some of that in mary's poll. people got used to the shooting cut of the plains, of the worst, who it's impossible to get used to them, but they're bombing everything everywhere. and we never know where the bombs will fall. warm would you mean is them couldn't open the that ukraine's forces have also made gains. they say this footage shows a strike against the russian military on the black sea snake island

combat has intensified in east in ukraine. but british and u. s. military sources say ukrainian counter offensive near her kid is advancing and could even push russian forces back across the border for the ukrainians, living in or under cities reduced to rubble that can't happen soon enough. meantime, the u. s. first lady jill biden has made a surprise visit to ukraine during her 2 hour trip. she met ukraine's 1st lady or lena zalinski at a school near the border with slovakia. lillia, doctor biden met refugees, and volunteers in one is to lock is main transit points for doors fleeing the war more eli or i asked our washington correspondent caroline, that she might what message the white house was hoping to send with jill biden's visit to ukraine. her main message was a message of as support unsullied already,

especially with women there and mothers em to day on mothers day. m until bitin. and then as the lens car they met in a little border village. only 10 minutes from slovakia at a school that used to serve as a school for kids before the war and that now serves as a shelter for this place ukrainians who had to leave their august behind because of the war. this meeting is also an important sign of because it is the 1st time that the ukrainian 1st lady has been seen in public since the war started. carlita any chance of a visit to ukraine by joe biden. well, president o biden himself, you said during his visit to poland in march that he was disappointed. he could not visit ukraine to see conditions for a stand back that he was not allowed to do so. due to security reasons. we have been seen lately, strong signs of personal diplomacy, like for example, secretary of state and to reap lincoln and us defense secretary light austin,

who met with president zalinski in kiva, and also m u as a house speaker. nancy pelosi and other members of congress who travel to ukraine only a week ago and also met with at president lensky. there is so the pressure for president biden to meet president zalinski in ukraine is definitely growing. however, some days ago the white house said that biden would love to visit ukraine, but that he, i had no plans for it at this time. at least. i was currently in a gym boy in washington, carolyn, south carolina. thank you. or europe, his marking the 77th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war. german chancellor, olaf sholtes, was made a key note tv address. he says roches lead vladimir putin cannot win the war and ukraine. he added that putin likens the conflict to the fight against nazi germany . bought schulte says that is a falsification of history. auster. we have learned

a crucial lesson from the disastrous history of our country. between 19331945. it is never again, never again war. never again, genocide, never again. tyranny. although and yet it has happened again. war in europe, ukrainian presidency. lensky, referred to this to day or to him. in the, in the current situation, this can only mean defending justice and liberty from fight. hope on the side of those under attack, we support ukraine in the battle against the aggressor. not to do so, would be tantamount to capitulating to unbridled violence, didn't and would embolden the aggressor. we are helping to bring the violence to an end of. or for more now i'm joined by d. w reporter katie stephens. k, the high did tell us why did chunk for salt feel the need to make this speech.

while all i saw has come under a lot of criticism over the war and ukraine and what was seen as a really quite hesitant response by his government taking over this issue of whether to send heavy weapons to ukraine. so i think this speaks was really about showing leadership and trying to bring the voters along with him. so he use the speech, emphasize what germany is doing to support ukraine imposing sanctions, taking refugees, and now after some prevarication sending those heavy weapons. he also tried to deflect some of that criticism by saying that germany is not taking any steps where it will be acting alone, only in coordination, always with its partners. and it will not risk during nato into a war. at the same time, i think he was looking to reassure voters concerned about just that that this war can spread, could even threaten piece in germany to verify it, as he said, your fears should be listened to. but also that germany cannot allow itself to be paralyzed by fear. so i think really a message that germany has a special responsibility to help you kind defend itself against what he turned the

russian aggressor. you've been talking a little bit about public opinion, how much support is there for the government's response to the war and ukraine so far? we're down the really quite a bit on this issue. so recent polling shows that just over half warranted more decisive action against russia, but around 40 percent recording for more restrained course. and also in this issue of whether or not to send heavy weapons, something germany is now doing that was also roughly even spit in this recent polling for about 10 days ago. and i think that reflects the country, always very concerned about war country when military intervention was to be for many years. of course thank to japanese history, so not really a surprise the vote is spent on this issue. but where they do seem to be more unified as in that the satisfaction with chance, the last shots in this recent poll, just a 3rd find his ukraine post the convincing and almost half, think that he is unable to see their country through this crisis. that's a big dropping confidence since he was elected and quite

a problem for the chancellor. and i think that probably reflects that. those early weeks of what we're seeing is hesitation, prevarication still seem to be having a lingering effect on those approval ratings for chance. so la schultz. ok d w reporter katie stevens there. thank you katie. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today sang in germany. the conservatives have scored a strong victory in elections in the northern state of seeds, weak holstein. it was a crushing defeat, though, for the social democrats of chancellor, olaf sholtes with their share of the vote. plunging criticism of shelters, response to the war. and ukraine is seen as a factor in the result. polling stations have opened in the philippines where voters are choosing the next president. 10 candidates vying to succeed president, rodrigo ger, tatty heading the pac. is the son of the light philippine dictate offending that

marcus, who was deposed and exiled 40 years ago, is riley soldiers shot dead to palestinians in separate incidents on sunday. this, along with the stabbing of a policeman in jerusalem, happened hours after the arrest of 2 palestinians suspected of killing. 3 people on is route independence day. israeli palestinian violence has surged in recent weeks or to sport now and in the buddhist league. champions by and played host to straggling stood, got knowing a win would condemn the visitors to the relegation, signed before the final game of the season. but with by ins. coronation plan for the final whistle stood guard, took advantage of a rare lapse in concentration. the mice, the charlotte was in town for by ins, title winning celebrations, but stood got were hoping to spoil a party, but his legal survival still the name of the game. and the visitors made

a dream start. t r. go thomas banking one, pos mammal lawyer. in the minutes the germany captain failing to get to hand on the ferocious efforts one mill boy and then do level before half time serge can average twisting his way into scoring position in 30 minutes. a dummy to sell one defender before another, finished the job for him by and then took the lead through thomas miller on the stroke of her time. the still what's a lead goal of the campaign? acute turns setting up the scoring johns in the 4th and 4th minutes. but scrappy shit got had everything to play for and made it to to shortly after the break. may trademark header from the ever reliable sasha

elijah ultimately ceiling a points for the visitors. a share of the spoils, ensure stuttgart maintain their hopes of avoiding delegation on the final day of the season. ah, oh frankfurt have had a disappointing bundis laker season bout with the euroleague final in 10 days time the eagles needed to hold their form against glad bah. a gold down going into the 2nd half. it took a moment of powerful brilliance to bring them back level forward gonzalo, past the n. c. us gord, one of the goals of the season from outside the area. the strike gave his side a share of the spoils in their last home fixture of the season. let's take a look at the full set of results for bundis league unmatched. a 33 bond stood guards draw with by and give them a chance to avoid a relegation playoff game. how to berlin's laws means they will have a nervous final match day. next weekend, mine's on yon berlin. dockman devolves berg, labor could leave

a cousin and borne were all winners all to members of the irish rock band. you to have performed a concert in a metro station in ukraine's capital. keith bono and the edge joined ukrainian band anti teela to entertain passengers on the underground network for around 40 minutes . let's take a listen. ah, the stars praise ukrainians for defending the liberties they said the fight was not just for you crying, but for every one else who values freedom it's get a quick reminder now all of the top story we're following for you. ukranian president, florida me zalinski has asked the g 7 countries for reconstruction aid. he said it will cost more than $600000000000.00 to rebuild everything russia has destroyed

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