ah ah ah, this is the w slide from berlin. moscow says nearly a 1000 ukrainian fighters have now surrendered in murray. you many have been taken to russian hel territory, but it is unclear what moscow is planning to do with him. after some russian lawmakers called for them to be tried and even executed. also coming up, tell you what happened to this ukrainian or pressing up after he decided to leave

his home in italy to help his fellow ukrainians escape. the boys at extreme weather in india is making life unbearable for millions of people and who reports on the state of the global climate tells us once more things will get worse for everyone. if my maid c o 2 emissions on bridges, i would sport football fans. tune up for europe's final count on tens of thousands of glasgow ranges. and i've got one foot support just having a party and civic aah on gab elf as well come to the program. russia says nearly a 1000 ukrainian fighters have surrendered in the as of star steel works in the city of mario paul. since the start of this week,

hundreds have already been taken to territory controlled by moscow's forces. ukraine hopes they can be traded for russian captives, but some lawmakers in moscow are calling for them to be put on trial. instead, ukraine says high level talks are now on the way to evacuate an undisclosed number of fighters who still remain in the steel mill. there are fears the ukrainian fighter is defended, the as of style plant in marty. you, paul could face rough justice from moscow. russian tv show defeated troops being led away from the sprawling steel plant. russia says there will be treated according to international norms, but there have been calls to designate the feared as of regiment, a terrorist organization. or a russian lawmaker taking part in peace talks with keith, said russia should consider the death penalty for the as of regiment. then the st. louis, missouri to porcelain. they do not deserve to live after the monstrous crimes against humanity that they have committed and are committed continuously against our

prisoners. or both of us are bloom, shaw, ukraine officials remain hopeful, their soldiers can be exchanged for russian prisoners of war as national welcome from our side, we can say that the negotiation process is ongoing and that the rescue operation itself is also ongoing. one cor, let us through. there has also been some unprecedented criticism of the war from unexpected quarters. sam aguilar and a nationalist that the main problem with our military and political position is that we are in full geo political isolation. and that however much we hate to admit that virtually the entire world is against us. let me see. and that's the situation we need to get out of threats in lab that we had to marry you. paul victory marx, a rare win for russia's military in its 3 month invasion of ukraine. but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. do

you have your correspondent, funny for char has been covering this story for us in ukraine and earlier today, i asked her if the nearly 1000 ukrainian soldiers who reportedly surrendered will now be part of a prisoner swap with russia in the future. again, you do not even know is that numbers true that nearly 1000 soldiers have surrendered because the number that ukraine operates with is lower. they say nearly 700 soldiers have surrendered. but regardless of how many, of course, the question is the same here in ukraine, but it is going to have an immediate prison us. well, i said people are wondering whether it is going to be a prisoner swap at all. if to listen to the discourse unfolding, the russia, which was all seen to report, there's one no maker who says these people deserve to die, they deserve to be executed. others say they need to be try that is at a court. so we do not really know what's going to happen to them, but at the same time here ukrainian officials say that at least as wounded soldiers

who are in critical condition. uh they should be swapped once they are stable. so it seems like even ukraine on the official level is trying to reduce their hope, even though this is obviously not something they want to tell in public. if that's the case. because you want to make sure that the moral is and the spirit remains up here and ukraine among the people, but also among the soldiers. while this war is raging on what funny there still sold was left in the still works them. what's going to come to them? that's a really good question. i don't want to be that soldier that would have to think about this. this question, do you want to surrender? and hoover basically between life and death, not knowing whether you are going to be a swapped against a russian soldier or do you want to remain inside at steel plant where conditions are really rough. so hoover in between death and life. why staying inside? it's a really difficult decision, not knowing really what is going to happen to you live. as a result, you do not know whether and we do not even know how many people are still inside.

whether they're going to surrender or not. however, the kremlin claims every one who surrenders is going to be treated according to international law, but that's exactly what people do not want to believe. after all, russia is the aggressor they have attack ukraine. so people really have a hard time, a trusting russia, believing that the people who saw linda, i going to basically, i get out of the situation in a way that safe for them and even be returned. the ukrainian controls territory of only russia says it has now taken full control of mario poll. i'm how much of a blow is this for the ukranian war? if it was some ukrainian say, it's actually a blow to a russian forces because a took mood, an 80 days that they finally have control over the hours of star seal plant. as it seems that this is now completely over. what russia says that a, basically this is a very important step ahead. so they try to increase the moral they are among russian soldiers saying that this is very symbolic. after all, mary paul,

there was heavy fighting around the city already 8 years ago when the war ended on bus region began in 2014. so to them, this is something where they would like to sell a victoria. finally, a, in a way in russia back a show and because after all, they are salt and keith in the northern part of ukraine, but also on hockey region, didn't succeed, even though they controls to some parts of harkey. so russia is going to sell this as a win while ukraine is trying to look at this. these are euros to the holding out for quite some time. ok, responded funny. such, i reported from p for thank you. funny soldiers in ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey have recently repel the russian attempt to take the city. the soldiers who fought to protect it are being hailed as heroes. but so too was volunteers who headed to the front line without arms or training to rescue those civilians. trapped in the embattled city during the heaviest fighting dw reporter.

i'm in a safe went to visit one volunteer in a hospital and levine, who told him his story. waking up from a nightmare after 2 months of operations said he, yvonne shook is recovering from his wounds. after the war broke out and he volunteered to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of har, keith, in his own car, he estimates he took about 70 people to safety. oh, not counting their pets as well as him yourself. despite his perennial smile, he was in a constant state of fear. one night his fears came true. what's officials him a bunch of tickets, everything we see on tick tock or in the movies, and it's not like bathroom to real life. well actually it's scary. and you don't know what to do with medical workers around 8 p. m to drive them out of the city. not long after they heard gunfire. little within the leave or not on the brow. when

i turned left auto thumbs up, the driver's side was exposed to a month across the key and on the dance when i felt the 1st bullet hit my leg only going up on his b 2nd shot tor, of my finger over there, over and over. but i really saw that moment, but i couldn't believe it was real, his loss tickets and the years that it was like a nightmare, thorns among them more of the quality i love. i felt like a bullet in my back. i'll spring like fans. i was starting to florida. yeah. you each of our of so which on i said why i think of angels in the back and the thing we saved my life is that i was ferrying people from a clinic. psyche in victoria clinical and victoria, close the holy my lung victoria menu because if not like a ducal, i'd have taken a few more breakfasts when it sir, smiling with her collapse for them a thought for them. um, what have you mind? with 5 bullet wounds in his body said he drove another half a kilometer to the nearest ukrainian checkpoint. soldiers rushed him to the hospital, the richer summit, ticklish of cielo dickie city, with amazing that no one else in the car was injured shortly. it was a little,

not at all. a long one man was grave by a bullet night tore his jeans, but saw that was a fan of us that are going. if not, even the cats were hers, what you'll actually be 30 bullets hit, the car is after you should 5 take me another $25.00 totally miss. no one could believe it nicely scored. even the soldier said, really what of which you survived? if tony me, for viola showed that the guilt before the war said he was an opera singer in italy, he could have stayed there. but something called him home. what story uglier, if not me, then who read of sure, that's what the volunteers say. he's got the stuff, but if not me, then home, just little bit privacy on some politicians trying to change the state as well as i mean, these are the people who can not be replaced. val, like the people doing vital work, his doctors have told them he can't sing for now within a year,

they expect him to make a full recovery. that's have a look now at some of the other news related to the war in ukraine, in brief, a russian soldier being tried for war crimes in ukraine has pleaded guilty. it's the 1st such case since the invasion, prosecutor says, had sent a clear message at those who commit war crimes will not escape responsibility for the international criminal court is sending forensic experts and investigators to ukraine to pro possible crimes against humanity. western allies accused russia of committing war crimes including murdering civilians. as tony, as army is taking part and joint military drills with us forces tensions in the baltics are growing after the invasion of ukraine. estonia as foreign minister says nato is beefing up, its presence in the reach time is running out. we will in

sim, right, are only home the words of un secretary general antonio good tallish, after he unveiled a new plan to urge countries to switch to renewable energy. he was speaking as the world's mature, a logical organization, published a new report with some black conclusions for the future of the planet. if emissions are not reduced among them more heat waves of the type that's currently hitting india, it's a heat wave that one in 6 people on earth currently struggling through blistering heat has scorched india. and pakistan for week on the weekend temperatures hit a record high of 49 degrees celsius in the indian capital daily. lat. i'm 74 years old and i've never seen new delhi go through this much heat ever in my

life. we used to hear about the heat and mattress done that we used to think of it as an unfortunate event when rochester used to go through 48 degrees celsius. this year, all the records have been broken record yet. climate change has already made extremes like this hotter and more likely the heat has killed crops and hurt harvests. the farmers themselves can't catch a break either that every man makes us their steer where else have exposed to more heat, to have to work with cloth wrapped over a head. and if we don't, we'll get a headache. we cannot afford to stop working again, but they're like what again. and heat makes people less productive, but staying outside for too long as many workers and even children are forced to do, can cause fatal damage to organs. temperatures will

keep rising as long as people continue to burn fossil fuel in a bit to keep whether extremes like this from wrecking communities. world leaders in 2015 promised to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius. this century the average increase might not sound like a lot, but the effect it has on extremes is a matter of life and death. but within the studio is d w environment report a janera and john who filed that a report. i did tell us about the key findings of this new report from the world mentor logical organization for last year the world broke records for for critical indicate that the health of the planet of the climate. now the well meteorological organisation recorded levels of greenhouse gas pollution in the atmosphere that had never seen before. it saw the oceans had become hotter, they become higher fee levels have risen and they become more acidic as well. now

all of the things our alarm bells that tell us about the health of the climate and the planet and showed that this trend of worsening weather extreme is only going to get worse. but what the report also document clearly with that these extremes are already hid the already happening. some of them are attributable to climate change kind of changes made them worse, will likely. and this is already causing more than $100000000000.00 of damage each year. i mean people in india now experiencing the effects, there are tell us more about the consequences of this kind of heat for the consequence of the really far reaching you can have day to day life just being made unpleasant and uncomfortable for weeks on end. i mean, people are struggling to just do basic catholic, going to school, going to work during the grocery shopping for people have to walk outside or become just so in the report. farmers, builders, outdoor laborers. this can really be deadly and many don't have a choice. they have to work, they can afford to stay at home. but the effects really reach well beyond india and

pakistan as well as borders. because, i mean we're seeing damages to crops and farming that have knock on effect for the entire world. so that will be to a logical organization report already outlined by 2021. compounding crises of climate, covert to conflict, had already undermined decades of progress towards reducing hunger and the world. now on top of that, the war in russia and ukraine, the also in india heat wave for the killing crops. now talking about india, india has been accused by environmental organisation of single handedly torpedoing the 1.5 degree target that you also mentioned in your report with its strong reliance on coal to meet its energy needs. i think it's 3 quarters of the energy needs of india's met by co. will this extreme heat change mines in india, both the government and maybe also in the population can't feed when the phoenix

stream weather events rock countries like germany, australia in particular, which are terrible wildfires. in recent years, these countries have within some level of size awareness about climate change increase, but it's very hard to watch and, and fi where that really changes people's minds about this. with the indian capability, perhaps important to stress that india is one of many country that is pushing the world beyond this 1.5 degree temperature threshold. that wild lead of promise to try to keep us to. and i mean, if we just compare country like germany, so here in germany, you and i burn essentially more coal than the average indian does. because you've got more energy and jeremy still have look at it back. have it as a different story, isn't it? and so when i speak climate scientists in india, i mean one of the reasons he told me that, i mean the key thing the india can do now is come up with good heat management plans. but she also stress that there are limits to that level of adaptation that on top of that countries like india and other developing countries or poor countries, need to put pressure on high emitter that are also continuing to invest in fossil

fuels and switch to clean the sources of energy. so what can be done to avoid these weather extremes? briefly. so there are 2 main things, cut the pollution and adapt to the effects of it. and both of the things are doable and they're within reason. and they often have a lot of benefits for society if we switch to renewable sources of energy, reduce air pollution, which stops people dying from lung disease at the same rate. if we adapt to the extremes that are already become worse than we can also strengthen society and build it in a more sustainable way. so there click on solutions and find the very insistent. now we know what to do. thank you very much. our generic john environment reporter . thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. around a 100, firefighters half contained a fine los angeles close to the iconic griffith observatory. the place spread to cover an area of 6 acres before being brought under control. authority said that

a suspected arsonist has been detained, but not arrested. the area was evacuated and no injuries have been reported. you as president joe biden condemned white supremacy as a poison on a visit to buffalo, the state of new york following a mass shooting last week 10 people were killed when an 18 year old opened fire at a supermarket in an area with a large black population the suspect is being identified as a white nationalist, and mr. biden said he belongs to a hateful minority 1st ideology. in south korea, people are flocking to a new tourist attraction. the blue house, the presidential palace and sold it open to the public for the 1st time since the country is founded in 1948. fulfilling a pledge by south korea's new president. his offices have now been moved to the defense. sri lankan are facing the most difficult months of their

lives. that's the grim warning on the nation's new prime minister. as the country faces its worse economic crisis in more than 70 years, felucca desperately needs foreign currency to pay for central medicine. renelle with grammy sing, who was appointed last week. a central anchor is nearly out of petrol. india has promised to send 5 shipments of fuel, or they have yet to arrive. there is political instability tube economic crisis has sparked widespread anti government protest. did abuse. many of our chandry is interlink us biggest city colombo. she's summed up how difficult the situation is right now. for the average sri lankan citizen. well, bad is not even a word they're using like the word they're using is dire situation is that bad, right? now there is the one shot is that it's food short is that it's being wanted be but it wasn't the people who are even in the city of

a wooden store on what basically bonnie boy, which is very humble for their head as well. there are 6 to 8 our loan, followed like a cross country and assignment that said that the problem would actually go on the not the name coming the week. and i mean, it's a destination also said that the bombing, your mom will be the, the light did abuse many right child re, their reporting to spain, them where women's suffering from painful periods may soon be entitled to paid time off. a covenant has approved a draft that would allow female workers to claim medical leave during menstruation, if a half approval from a doctor in spain, periods becoming less taboo and may be less painful for women in the workforce. the government has proposed

a new law allowing workers to take as many days as needed to recover from severe menstrual pain every month. sac, i will it no more going to work in pain, but no, we're taking pills before arriving and having to hide the fact that we're in pain and can't function. all of those women who need it will be able to use paid leave to deal with periods that caused us disabling palmetto, unless i must roughness a condo. let us think about, he done this. under the draft law, the state would pay for the recovery time. not employers, and not workers who sometimes sees up holiday allowances or take unpaid leave to cope. a spanish doctors association estimates that extreme period pain affects around a 3rd of women campaigns. hope this spell will be the 1st step for workers suffering from under research conditions like endometriosis not get a more st gay. we don't want it to just be 2 or 3 or 5 is a hobby, ethan,

and then you go back to work as if nothing ever happened. what we're asking for is for this to be a 1st step towards investigate research and finding a cure. so the period paid really stops being such a problem for many women. but occasionally i remember in the lower than the ladder, they said in berlin, available could if spain passes, the baylor would join a handful of mostly asian countries that already offer a menstrual leave law. and it would be a european 1st. but the draft floor is controversial, not all tried, unions supported and some believe it won't help women in the workplace. i mean it, but as it was, this is seriously damaging for women when you consider the opportunities they could have helped us before that. but i think some people will take manser leap without being in terrible pain. so this law will really need to be better policed or levant or something like that over the last contract. spanish lawmakers still have to vote

on the bill and it's not clear whether the governing coalition will get enough support to pass it on before we go. some sports oohs in football, german side, frankfurt, and scottish outfit, glasgow ranges. i am the far louse of their preparation for wednesdays, europa league final. it's a career defining moment for the players and a generational opportunity for fans of 2 clubs that have been starved of european glory in the city of seville. it's the tale of 2 cities and 2 fam cultures that have converged on one. 0, you don't have to look hard for glasgow ranges, fans having the best of times. you have to listen. 2 this is what it sounds like when your team waits several decades to make a european final. in the hours before kick off, the glass regions were beating the hate with lots of singing. minimal clothing and

aggressive hydration. the city is an a 40, easy. only one with the ranger cripple here hadn't bother me. meg, i few would doubt that klein but european competition does allow for contrasting preparations to be examined. ranges, fans, and frank offense. 6 love a walk, a meal, a quiet drink speaking to a marathon rather than a sprint. meanwhile, back in the branches pub before the game and before the result puts a damper on things for one set of football lovers. seville is fan, paradise. oh,

let me give you food in spain. it's the tale of 2 cities and 2 fan cultures that have converged on one foot decades flying saucers have been the father of conspiracy theories. but some you as lawmakers now want your foes or on an unidentified flying objects to be taken seriously as a potential threat to national security. are the hearing in washington dc. top us defense intelligence official, showed video of unidentified flying objects. ne experts say they performed stunning move, israel's thought, impossible by any manmade acro, pentagon officials have not confirmed extraterrestrial visitors, but hoped to remove the stigma preventing pilots from reporting such phenomena.

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