i was in long d, w, and online ah ah, this is d, w. you live from berlin, ukraine's president makes his 1st visit to the battle, the east. $100.00 days after russia invaded ukraine. val loaded, there's a lensky meets with troops and car key defending the city. meanwhile, moscow's don't. bass offensive is closing in on the key. see, the city of pharaoh ado. net also coming up outrage, brazil. people take the streets to demand justice following the death of a black motorist after a shocking video shows police trapping him in

a car filled with tear gas and fears of an aviation disaster in nepal. a plane carrying 22 people is missing and believe to have crashed in the himalayan mountains. ah no spicer, welcome to the program. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has visited eastern ukraine. his 1st official trip outside keith since russia invaded his visit comes as russia steps up. it's offensive and don't bass region. ukrainian official say russian troops are trying to storm the key city of sierra, or netscape. assessing the damage with his own eyes, ukraine's president visited the war ravaged region of hockey eve. ukraine has pushed back the russian offensive here,

leaving behind ruins in his 1st official trip out of cave, since the russian invasion, zelinski also met troops have been fighting on the front lines, will go below. oh, i want to thank each of you for your service. you risk your life for all of us and for our state. yes, thank you for defending the independence of our country, your will take care of yourselves glory to ukraine. so the lensky says, ukraine is doing everything to defend the country's east, where russia is focusing its assault. russia aims to capture the entire don bass region and its troops as storming, so vetted on netscape, the largest city still held by. keep in the loo, hans, great in of dumbass. thousands of civilians, i believe, to still be in the city. the governor of lou hanson said the constant shelling makes it impossible to count casualties. d. w,

correspond mathias bellinger is on the ground in ukraine's eastern dunbar region. he filed this assessment from the town of cram at horst. there's been heavy fighting along the front line long, some part of the front line here in east, in ukraine, in the dawn bus, especially around the city of sierra donetta with the russians are doing now, is that they're using as much artillery as they can. they have brought a lot of technology into here, lot of equipment. they also brought a lot of soldiers to these frontline parts where they want to break through. and what they do is they shell everything with a lot of her teary until basically they have destroyed the positions and they're also often the residential areas that are in their way. and then they march in their advances are in fast. they are advancing very slowly, but they are advancing steadily in my some parts off the front and that puts the ukrainian omby under huge pressure. this is why ukraine has been reiterating that

they need heavy artillery to fight them back. that would put them on power. would even give them an advantage because the western artillery is a little bit better than the russian artillery. it's heavier, it's more explosive, it's, it's targeting better and it can reach further. that's what why ukraine is hoping for more artillery to fight back. the russians in this kind of an attrition was not tillery war. there was, did any correspond, tis bellinger reporting from ukraine's eastern vestry. thousands of his really nationalists have marched through the heart of jerusalem. they were staging an annual flag march to mark israel's occupation of east jerusalem. at the end of the 60 war, 1967. many palestinian families were dispossessed at the time. before the parade is rarely nationalists, mostly orthodox, jewish men scuffled with muslim and christian palestinians. last year's march set off an 11 day conflict with militants in canada. earlier i spoke to her

corresponded and jerusalem. tanya came her and asked her how tense the situation is on the streets of jerusalem. ah yeah, we can still we are here in east to whistler where we can still hear some stun grenades in the past couple of hours or so even after the march had ended. and you know, this are in sometimes, but at the moment what we seen today, again, the very 10 stay in jerusalem. but when you know the fact march happened in the afternoon and this he again, it was allowed by the israeli government at marches mainly ultra nationalists, very young, a crowd to have to say from what i have seen this afternoon. marching down from best jerusalem to what's the hard so to speak, to east jerusalem to their moscow skate. and from there into the old city, through the muslim our quarter, now they're celebrating the capture. and then the re unification in the eyes of

a jerusalem. the captain 9067 from jordan israel and next east jerusalem. and i consider as as if unified a capital that is not this move was not recognized by most of the international community for palestinian residence in easter. we some, this is not a day of a celebration for most of them if you break it down in their old in life, this is the day where most of east jerusalem around damascus gate is closed off by the israeli police. a lot of checkpoints that cannot pass businesses are closed. i talked to one of the resident, they are saying, you know, usually they stay at home or come back very, very late. they also feel harassed because again to davies heard some after march as they are chanting, very racist slogans. you know, from a desk to arabs to other racist or slogans. and, and basically the feeling on the palestinian side is from what they're experiencing day is that the marches are telling them be in charge here. and this is ours. and

this is not yours. and in light of that, you think there were any incidents beyond the sort of nasty words that could be potentially perceived as a product provocation by the palestinian is the most islamist group for forgive me, i am ass, which is it recognizes the terrorist organizations by the german government, the u. u. s. and so on. is there any real threat of a repeat of last year shelling between garza and israel and another war well, in the lead up to our to with some day we seen a lot of tensions here recently. also are after the killing of a da 0 journalist to read our clear and the violence at her funeral. so there has been a lot of tension year already, but hamas and militant groups in garza have a warrant or they said, you know, we will be watching very closely. also what is happening to day during the march. also what is happening on her arm, i sharif or the temple mount the axa moscow compound and there this morning,

it's part of the whistling day. it's not just as black march, we saw a hundreds of jewish nationalists going there, and some of them are waving flags. some of them appear to be praying, which is actually banned under the status quo between jordan, who's the caretaker, of the holy sites. and israel, that is the status quo for from $9.00 to $67.00. and of course, that also creates a lot of tensions here in the city. okay. did abuse tenure. kramer reporting for is from the truth, is a quick look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. sedans, military leader, general abdel october han has issued a decree lifting a state of emergency he imposed after seizing power in a military coup last october. meanwhile, hundreds took the streets of the capital hard to demand the release of 4 people accused of killing a police officer during anti coup protest. the american president, joe biden,

and 1st lady jill biden, have attended mass during a visit to val, a texas. to more in the victims of tuesday, school shootings. earlier, they laid flowers at the elementary school where a gunman killed 19 students and 2 teachers. colombians are voting in presidential elections. leftist former gorilla, an ex bogota mayor. gustavo petro is the favorite. he wants to address poverty and crime is leading opponent is the former mayor of medi fitter go get terrace who has promised to kickstart economy and tackle corruption in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police, the 38 year old, died of 60 ation after he was held inside the trunk of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the viral footage that has sparked a public outrage on the streets of brazil,

a leasehold gen of aldo deadra zeus santo sh, inside the trunk of a police. as the vehicle fills with what appears to be t a guest, he'll be back at the least for the love of god get my brother out of there. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he, when he gets out, i mean they're not getting my site. the video of santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence. and the treatment of brazil's black population, official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and fallen ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of asphyxiation. brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his death, but that has done little to quell the fury of protesters. what was, what is important is that they didn't give him a chance to live. what is that?

people say there is no death penalty here there. sure is that the death penalty for the black population. a thought for many of those protesting on brazil straits. the death of a black man at the hands of police is an old 2 familiar story. a plain with 22 people on board is missing in nepal. the aircraft is thought to have crashed in the remote air, a remote area, the himalayan mountains. emergency services are searching for wreckage. the flight took off from the result of put kara on a popular tourist route that normally takes just 20 minutes. the missing aircraft is thought to have crashed about 5 minutes before it was due to land at the mountain town of johnson. poor visibility and rough terrain are making it difficult for rescues to locate any wreckage near the village of letter in an area of deep, gorgeous and high mountains. the twin auto plains, similar to the one shown here,

was carrying 22 people including 3 crew members. the aircraft is operated by tara air that this was when they sent a festival among the 19 passengers, our 2 german nationals for indians, and 13 the poly citizens. a helicopter was sent out to search for them. what? oh, what had to return because of bad weather? st. glen, your dilemma, maybe we assume there was an accident, or we can not confirm this until we locate the aircraft. another example whiskey, nobody's on land alienate as the families of those on board. wait anxiously for news. state television is reporting that villages sore and that craft on fire near the border with tibet. unpredictable mountain weather and remote a port locations mean that plane crashes into poll. i'm not infrequent for sports now and. and for me, the one red bull driver. sergio perez was

a surprise winner of the monaco grand prix. after a delayed start on a rain swept monte carlo circuit and there is more disappoint for local boys. shallow clare, who again failed to win his fabled home race. despite starting from tall position, dark clouds on the monte carlo horizon and they proved a bad omen for home favorite charley clerk. after a delay of over an hour due to the deluge, the monaco grand prix got under way under clerk was flying. until ferrari called him in for a 2nd tire changed on 22 laps. an engineer realized they'd made a bad call. as didn't anguish mcclare when mc schumacher split his house into the race was stopped again. after 30 laps. schumacher walked away in one piece, but the crash meant the grown pre became attained race by this time, red bill, sergio perez had stolen

a march on the clair and even with his tires cut to ribbons hilda, ferrari's carlo sites to take the check flag. hi guys, guys like us. as the mexican celebrated an aggrieved laclare had some choice final words for his team. a 1st win for perez, the season and a good deal road for red bul standings leader max for stop and came in 3rd and we close with a swedish grandmother who has successfully completed a parachute jump. i think that unusual, you might think that route larson is 103 years old. she is now the official world of record holder as the oldest person to make a tandem jump. she was harnessed to

a sky diving instructor after landing safely the centenary and jumper told reporters that she doesn't see so well according slowly to the ground was a good feeling. this is dw news up next sports life joint, a blind climber, as he tricks of mount kenya. i'm the spicer, thanks for watching a 100 german st on d w. a closely with carefully don't know how with today ago. ah feel the magic.