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is foreign later to address the ukrainian parliament in person since russia's invasion in february and j dude. us, his russian forces must withdrawal from the crime complex. that's all for now after the break. we have willed stories, the weekend reports, with the special look at rescue. if it's in mary paul, don't forget you can always get the knees around the cloth and date. emily dot com and in the day w app handle the natives on social's is at the dublin. yes, i'm anthony. how'd? i'll be back in 44. it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping to morrow now, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis. the global
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media forum in june 2020, to get your ticket now, hulu, what people have to say matters to us and i am. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w. world stories is once again focused on the war and ukraine. this week. deadly mine's a safe haven for displays. children. we begin in southern ukraine where thousands of civilians are dying from russian bombs and mar. your po. rico,
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patricia escaped and has returned to save others. yup and the most i understood that the city is under siege. i understood that nobody's driving there now, but my employees were there and i just promised them i would company my friends and i would willing money to buy this bus. i am on the road. i hope all will be fine and that will get there. you will stop by mankato was also our little krinski book book. and then when i drove past the last ukrainian checkpoint in nora hovel, i encountered the warrior, the mines, the burned on tanks, all the horrors that use rackaboto the vigorous. hm. will you give me? yes. i had to bibles here and to hear them. nonetheless, thea was still there, but i drove yeah, yeah. oh hm. no, this is madeline. well, i had a business in mary. jo, paul, it was a club. most of the space was in the basement. it had concrete ceiling,
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so we transformed it into a bomb shelter. there was a grill, so we could cook food and water. we would joke that this is a 5 star bomb shelter. dad's just really thought we did come under fire at everything that came at us. missed was something hit here and here. and here we run down here was a car drove by that moment in that car. grandma died no rush to see the children makes me cry us. they are so scared screaming. i hope god will say it's horrific. just horrific. we try up those
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terrible memories coming down. the errors was the 1st opportunity we left. we took children, pregnant women and mothers with children. look on my passengers are low wave into the camera. and it was terrifying. we came across mines and tongues. there were lots of manic image. i mean that people, when we told them they were mannequins, but in fact there were bodies, right, right. was on us another bus as joined us. we are becoming more and more global. and in my 1st trip, i was the only one on my 3rd trip, i would already be standing in the queue at the tech points for 40 minutes. there were so many people who wanted to help and get people out on
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the volunteers had read thousands out of the city in their own and many did not return yet. but if someone had to mind, some came into crossfire while driving at night. these are regular ukrainians, regular people. the russian troops may have withdrawn from northern ukraine, but they have also the mind behind in their place. it will take years to clear them out. i a broken lag, uninjured spine will allow me to value, barely survived a land mine explosion. why should you see you need time? much needed comfort from his wife, while at amier was on assignment, restoring electricity in the key phrygian when it happened. just when were you home?
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when we were driving in the car with my colleagues, there were 3 of us, the driver image, myself of and my boss. so are going to, we were talking about our plans for the next day and then i don't remember anything from the, from a blue. that's when the car drove over a land mine the hell you only survived, because he was in the middle seat. he's colleagues sitting next to him. died demining teams like this one work against a clock here in the churn have region. sometimes they're able to remove about 40 explosives per day. it's not nearly enough. like a pretty my, it's a 3 amount of work is huge and now because the grass is growing and everything is blossoming, it makes it impossible to work faster than what's harder. for instance, to see booby trap was to rydner. rusty oscar booby traps are banned by international law. the teams task today,
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a controlled explosion of this hurricane rocket full of cluster munitions, indiscriminate weapons that can cause many fatalities before the war people came here to walk. now, even that has become risky after the withdrawal of russian forces it will likely take yours to the mine ukraine, as the war ages on me, how yellow explains philosophy sticky one month of war equals one year of d, mining or civilians get blown up by these tramps was those who have nothing to do with any of this and never wanted to be part of this war in the 1st place. there wasn't brother park. one of them had physical injury, so he'll say, but he must cope with the mental impacts to go with the bouquets. one can i say when you speak to a person who's and a minute or 2 later,
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you understand that this person is not alive anymore. this is very heart difficult, but someone needs to know the child, a woman mother screws with 2 of despite the hidden danger of mine and other explosives, he wants to continue this dangerous job and bring electricity back to the people. ah, the russian more of aggression has forced almost 2 thirds of ukraine's children to flee. some of them are finding refuge in the western part of the country, but they still long for home. ah, it takes a village to raise a child and more times i'm no exception. here and even though frankie's in weston ukraine, locals have mobilize resources and manpower to keep young this place. children a safe haven, martin, some friends,
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2nd is safe space. was the support of antonio mercy, called when the worst started to we really wanted to make a bigger contribution. and to ever saw so many people who are new to our cd, it with the families. and we also saw there was a big need in taking care of the kids while parents to trying to figure out their life here in our city. and to together with my friend who is there in education area. ah, we are open to this school camp. disco camp brings a semblance of normality back to the lives of these children. to all of them miss home may, could i young? we play dr. and hairdresser, with my friend graham. i want to go home. i'm from key la. my name's my name's sophia, i'm from genevieve. i miss my friends that always you despite coming from very different places and not always sharing the same language or cultural background.
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children here quickly adapt college when kids from different parts of ukraine talked to each other. it's very good, you know, they share experiences. lots from eastern and central ukraine speak russian, but now they're trying to speak ukrainian, sometimes with a funny accent, but it's good. they're trying beyond the se, the lines, the children are still experiencing the trauma flow. something indicators also try to address children need to talk by themselves about this. and for this particular reason, we have every week, art therapy sessions was now recertified psychologists and that they work with them through therapy, through art, through therapy for them to express themselves across ukraine. similar initiatives are tackling children's name while they alleviate to plight her for them. they cannot replace the safety of their homes. they have lost ah, sin avoided entering into
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a military alliance for decades. now the country is looking to narrow for protection against russia. the historic turning point wargames to secure the peace more than 3000 finished troops and 700 vehicles took part in the arrow 22 military exercises in west and finland. the exercises were conducted to with nature as plant last autumn. armed forces from 5 countries are taking part of this military exercises the host. finland is not a later member yet, but that could change soon. for the 1st time in via history, the majority of fence wants to join nato. a turning point in history keenly felt by people in law, pandora, on the border with russia for decades that they have benefited from living in peace
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within the boss. welcoming a steady stream of russian tourists from the by st. petersburg says social work alinda brown up in my opinion, i never saw rusher as a threat or but now i'm constant thinking about our common border. it's over a 1000 kilometers this nearby border crossing is seeing little traffic from either side at the moment. this is partly due to corona virus relate that restrictions, but it's also a direct consequence of russia's invasion of ukraine. the war has dramatically changed to the thinner attitudes towards joining nato in just a few weeks. my, i got, i mean, at 1st i thought we shouldn't get involved and military alliances, but i am, but now i think we should have made the decision a long time ago. my eyes have been opened and i no longer see nato as some kind
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of war association. but as a defense alliance, roughly, but a bon for defense through deterrence has been the principle behind to late us reinforcement of its eastern flank in recent months. the idea being a strong defense who not to be attacked about this good boy bonnet, mentally, that those who are met formulate their lives. i hope that we'll join nato as soon as possible. or chron asa so buffalo war and that the war in ukraine will end soon and that europe will live in peace and stability. how high up or a little buckle. why lie offer for you? know you she says that that now at beasts will and stay briefing lump is only possible as an they to member ah.
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