coal power, uncontrolled waste incineration too much traffic to few lawns and controls, but fresh ideas should bring a friend the friend share eco, india. even 90 minutes on d w. ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. the european union agrees to ban russian oil, at least in part, after months, a division e u member states reach a compromise that will have some oil to keep flowing. still you leaders are haley and as a hit to financing rushes war in ukraine. also coming up,

russian forces pushed deeper into the eastern ukrainian city of our don't ask. authorities fear the city could meet the same fate as maria pope, russian department, all but flattened ah, i might look rough welcome to the program therapy and leaders have agreed to a partial ban on russian oil. it's the top is sanctions imposed on russia since the invasion of ukraine 3 months ago. the deal is the result of difficult negotiations among member states that ended in concessions to some e. u. countries heavily dependent on russian oil. oil pumped from russian fields is no longer welcome. in most parts of the you d, u leaders in brussels reached an unexpected breakthrough on the 6th sanctions

package. just around midnight. collins so should now be able to finalize a ban on almost 90 percent of all russian oil inputs by the end of the year with the embargo. a move that had been proposed by the commission weeks ago. and the ukranian president had urged leaders to finally make keeper a young adult. you've rope on my europe must show strength with you because only russia perceives power as an argument. it is time, but it is time for you to be not separate, not fragments, but one hole mil lumpkin me. i get the lim, seal. however, member states are still not entirely united on the issue that you plans to cut russian oil transported by see only a concession made in order to get hungary on board. hungarian prime minister victor or band has formed close ties with russia in the past, making the country heavily dependent on russian energy. hungary will be able to continue to receive oil by pipeline for now. the sanctions package also

excludes russia's largest bank from the swift system benz 3 more russian state own broadcasters and sanctions individuals responsible for war crimes. some leaders like the lot of in prime minister, have called to go even further now. but opinions differ from outs. men perspective from my perspective, we temporarily have reached our limits. definitely regarding sanctions that have to do with energy thes, the, to mock and have been met in here. despite hungary not playing along. the latest round of sanctions are believed to be some of the most damaging measures taken by the you. so far to have your course monitor, sholtes and brussels, gave me an update on the latest on you sanctions against russia. well, william, it wasn't necessarily expected that this would happen to night, and that's why e u leaders were so relieved and happy to come out and announced that they have in

fact agreed in principle, a political agreement to ben, at least 2 thirds of russian oil imports to the european union by the end of the year. now there is still some discrepancy in the figures. we're hearing european commission president ursula lucille of underlying is saying this is 90 percent. and that's because you've got about 2 thirds of the oil coming into the european union by seaborne means, and that is what it has been agreed to stop. now, by the end of the year, you have another one 3rd coming by pipeline. and there have been some disagreements over how quickly that can be shut off. but in fact, they are saying that indeed as quickly as possible, all russian oil imports will be completely band. so a lot of a proof in the pudding, so to speak, what has been the hold up in getting to this agreement? well, it's that pipeline portion, and that's because hungary gets all of its oil from russia via pipeline. and it,

it was simply unwilling to agree to this band until it was sure that it would have other means. and that's something that's still in the works. hungary is victor or bon says that not only is he not yet willing to agree to cut off russian oil imports because he doesn't have an alternative supplier. but even should he agree, he would, he would want to have a guarantee from the european union that if he couldn't get oil from russia via the pipeline that he would be able to, to take it in through these means that will now be banned in other words via the sea and that's something that you leaders had to work out tonight with victor or bon before they could come out and say that they have this agreement in principle. but in fact, it looks like that has been agreed. we have yet to see the legal text as well as some other exemptions from for example, for slovakia. but again, overall, the agreement is made that russian oil imports from the sea will be cut off and that they will return as soon as possible to cutting off the pipeline supplies as

well. is there any way to tell, given how much is unknown right now? what kind of impact this boycott is going to have on russia? well, e leaders are clearly hoping that not just this oil boycott, but also the fact that they've already phased out coal exports from russia to the european union. and that they are taking other measures like cutting off russian banks from the swift financial messaging services i'm a which, which really limits its ability to do business around the world. they're hoping that all these financial measures all these efforts to cut off rushes, rushes income, will if they can't change. vladimir, who's mind about the wisdom of waging war on ukraine, that they can at least cut off his ability to finance this ongoing war. and of course, that remains to be seen that it is the 6th round of sanctions. and the 1st 5 haven't had that a desired impact. so far, partials are corresponded there for us in brussels. thanks very much with that

update. russian forces of enter the city is very, don't ask in eastern ukraine. keith says its troops are battling to hold their position, street by street as their days of intense shelling. russia is pushing to seize the entire eastern region of dawn, thus, which has already been partially in separatist. hanson's 2014 grinning president vulgar lensky cicero denise has been as seen widespread destruction akin to what happened in the eastern port city of marie opal. a city under siege severe donetta has been battered by intense shelling for weeks. now russian forces have entered the city and fears a growing that it may share mary polls fate. thousands of civilians, a thought to still be in the city. the largest in the loo, hunt, screeching, still held by ukraine. according to the mare,

the relentless bombardment has left it impossible to keep track of casualties. with russia, bringing its overwhelming advantage in artillery to bear in its assault on the dumbass, ukraine is pleading with its allies to provide it with more advanced long range weapon systems do us was reportedly considering the move, but president biden has now thrown that into doubt with rock with the rock. but while ukraine's allies debate, russia continues to concentrate its fire power in the don bass. will you please show me? the fighting has reached its maximum intensity with russian troops firing along the entire line of contact and trying to fire artillery deep into our defenses. at the same time, the assault is continuing in several directions. they can call them up ymca for now

at least ukrainian forces continue to fight on in the face of the russian onslaught . failure correspond him at his bellinger in keith gave us an update on russian gains in the danverse. yeah, so we have history per return from a 10 day trip there. and during that time we really seen the situation getting worse and worse. the city of it or the network is or almost inaccessible for days. now, we know that thousands of people are trapped there. the, there's only one bridge operating and this bridges is constantly shells and the, the russians are now advancing. it's probably something that was expected because they have really put a lot of fire power onto a conquering the city. they have really concentrated troops. they have been selling the city indiscriminately, and most of the buildings are destroyed. we would, there is sister city. we sit just on the other side of the river,

this chance can we were there a few days ago, and you could see that all over the city of c that are the next. it's a little bit higher there. so you could look over everywhere. there was smoke and this is the tactics they are using now. it's a scorched earth tactics. they raise everything with artillery. they have a lot of artillery, they have a lot of ammunition, and then they march in it's the question is whether this will give them really a strategic gain. that's another question, but it looks like they are attaining their goals when they really concentrate their firepower. this way that they raise the city and then they march a french journalist has been killed in eastern ukraine while covering the evacuation of civilians near severe. don't ask. 32 year old frederick. him have died after being hit by shrapnel. according to french broadcaster b. m s p v,

where he'd worked the last 6 years. the care impulse is the latest of more than 30 ukrainian and international journalists have been killed since the war began. they don't even turn out to some other stories making news right now. shanghai is ending its 2 month locked down and will soon allow malls and shops to reopen. people in low risk areas will finally gable to leave their homes, but some restrictions of public venues will still apply. and people need to show a negative p. c, r test to enter mexico's 1st hurricane of the season has made landfall on the southern pacific coast. hurricane agatha has brought with it. torrential rains and threats of flooding shelters were prepared in advance. with the capacity to house 26000 people go to mercy, the world's largest civilian hospital ship is making its african debut in senegal, supportive decor, 7000 square meter ship. stay for 4 weeks to train health professionals to rival

comes just days after 11 babies died in a hospital fire. tragedy that sparked anger over synagogue health. this man's been detained at the louvre museum in paris, or allegedly attacking the mona lisa with a piece of cake disguised as an elderly woman in a wheel chair yelled as he chucked the cake at the famous portrait. project of glass was marked with frosting, but the museum said that the art itself was unharmed. to brazil now, where landslides and flooding after torrential rains have killed at least $91.00 people in the northeastern part of that country. present. mirabelle scenario visited the devastating areas by air as armed forces continued to search for the dozens still missing. this is the 4th major flooding event in brazil. this year. whole chunks of land carved tight by major mud slides, looking a little bit off as the torrential floods from the last few days. slowly recede.

the devastating extent of the damage caused is becoming clear. rescue efforts continue in the hopes of finding more survivors. dozens of people are still missing . many residents are waiting for news on their loved ones, while dealing with the loss of their homes. told me, i'm not sleeping, i'm not eating because it was such a painful experience. vulnerable so very painful and i never before had so much rain fallen in such a short time as it did no more. i live very near you. i know all those who died and i saw everything when it happened to seal in a gesture of support. president jerry boston aro, visited the affected areas from the air. he said they were unable to land safely due to the damage, but attended a press conference nearby. mo, supposed them of, we are all obviously saddened. or when we express our sorrow to the relatives.

money for a federalist, awarded brother on 29th. most of our main objective is to comfort the relatives and to attend to the population with material means they are to be a proposal. the government has announced an aid package to help rebuild people's homes. poor neighborhoods like this one are often hit the hardest, and the risk of further flooding remains very high for the people here. archaeologists working near cairo have unearthed hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins and bronze statuettes. objects were found at the cemetery and cora, home of egypt, oldest pyramids, include statues in god's and one of the pyramid architect painted coffins contained mommy's, an ambulance, and i thought to be more than 22500 years old. one contained

a rare prior scroll. the collection is expected to be put on display at a new museum due to open later this year. and a reminder of the top story were following for you. your opinion leaders have agreed to a partial van in russian oil. you council president shaw. michelle said the band would immediately cover more than 2 thirds of oil imports from russia. hungry was the loudest of several countries resisting a complete band, given dependence on russian oil. yep, you know, that's all for now. we got dock from up next a stay tuned for that. we'll have more for you coming up soon. claim bluecross extra watching a south america is going to spend the rest of our life behind bars for mercury with.