ah ah ah, this is the w news. why from bar lane ukraine's president. so the 5th of the country is now under russian control. lot of me as the landscape comments, comments the west promises more weapons to key russian forces, edge closer to capturing the key eastern city of surveyor, doug, also on the program. when we the cranium volunteers, defending

a village close to the front line and here what it's like to live in the line of russian 5 in you make yet another concession to hungary, in an effort to pass like to sanctions package against russia lock will drop the head of the russian orthodox church church proposed to blacklist and she's been on the throne for longer than any other molly can. british history in a good have and you k is celebrated queen elizabeth platinum, jubilant. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program, sweden and the u. k. are the basis countries to promise ukraine, more weapons after germany in the u. s. a pledge to advanced air defense and rocket systems. this comes as you, cranium, forces, struggle to beat back russia's advance in the eastern don bass region governor this

as 80 percent of the industrial hub of severe done yet is now under rush control addressing luxembourg parliament ukrainian president law them is a lensky cold for more weapons and more sanctions. stalen this, it wouldn't be controllable by herself. today. the occupiers control almost 20 percent of our territory. my, that's almost 125000 square kilometers. this is much larger than the area of all the better looks. countries combine you an almost 300000 square meters are contaminated with unexploded mines and ammunitions marianne leaky narrative. they w correspondent mathias bullying is in key. if you told me more about the situation in severe done yet scanned east and ukraine. yes, you better than it is fortune about it. very, very fiercely. russia seems to be controlling most of the city we've just heard 80 percent, but we are hearing that ukrainian forces are still in the city and are still

resisting the russians. so they, the governor said that the ukraine forces have not given up on the city. so expect this place to be really, really in fierce battles now. right. and so how are civilians coping with this or russian onslaught? all along the line. there are civilians still living in these places. we've heard that around 12000, maybe 15000 people were still in civilized or net last week, and which is probably a number or that is close to what is the the number that are, are still there. now because evacuations have been very difficult and their shelling is intense. of course in sierra the nesbit also along the line, although it's less than in this most embattled city. so clearly this is a huge this is taking a huge toll on the civilians. they are, many,

are living in bomb shelters, happy living in bomb shirt is for weeks. are still many of them have decided not to leave. and i have been to one village where civilians and the military are now living side by side. right, well let's, let's say your report that when the war broke out, what immediately registered as a volunteer for ukraine's territorial defense forces. now he's guarding this village on the front line in dawn pass. thank you. 3. no, they shoot from tanks. they shoot andy tack missiles canons. i not a career officer, so it is difficult for me to distinguish all of them by sound. oh, good old labradoodle. shortly. i've got to do what it's on. his nickname is just one of around 100000 volunteers who joined units like his since the beginning of the war. many are fighting for the 1st time. this is from a rocket. the village is just 3 kilometers from the front line. it's an

important defense position. yes, the examples of the locals were suspicious of us in the beginning. they were watching us or what we were patrolling the streets looking after the place and they were hiding. but as things got worse here with electricity and food, we started to help out here and there. yeah, and slowly trust has been building them. luca quote that the video play village got up. now soldiers and the remaining villages have good use to each other. rushing shells at the village daily and they hid randomly said he mc alive, which is the terry area. a beekeeper, look, it didn't get through better than body armor. the village used to be his get away spot. now he plans to leave. you can also psyche isn't wrecked, we hide all the time from the shooting. look, that's a new one. it landed recently. poor major over there will go crazy. will have honey

with shrapnel this year. most of his neighbors have already left. still, there are times when it's come about the 62 year old pop high. another battle field name uses the opportunity to study ukrainian morale. so i used to speak a mix of ukrainian or russian, but being a soldier in the cranium army, i can't be russian speaking, that would be against my principals. now i am transitioning ukrainian model because not everybody wants to. it is because of his dog that 82 year old macola each in christ says he is still here. he was injured by shrapnel the day before, but he wants to stay. william will live as long as the devil doesn't come after us . macola has been working in russia for many years. he says he has very few illusions about the fate of his village. for the utility,

there is no way to be russia, but they continue to do everything to make things worse even for themselves. i'm talking about the leadership, not the ordinary people, ordinary russians with the same thing as everybody else got a decent life. she just her social at least pretty day. no shells have get landed nearby. it is in the neighboring village that artillery has taken its toll to day. i, mrs. falling her in cave, while people are choosing to stay in the village, even though it looks like this will will last for some time. yet the authorities have warned people to leave the region already 2 months ago, they were expecting this amount of destruction and he is fighting, but many people just, i don't want to leave, it's mostly elderly people that we've talked to who said either that they don't know what is what they will do, what they will come to if they,

if they travel away, they don't have money. they don't have a place to stay. but there are also people whose whole family has evacuated. they've been evacuating their kids, their grandkids, but they themselves stay and they don't travel with them. some of them just are saying that it's their fate to be there and they don't see why they should leave at their age. and they are saying, well, as this man, mister, each anchor has said, i'll be here until the devil comes after me. they often are saying things like i was born here and i will die here. i have lived my life. it's just often it's really old. people who are, who are, who, who don't want another change in their life and they'd rather face what is coming. and it just listening to what people were saying that reported does seem as though people are resigning themselves to the idea that russia will take the east.

no, i wouldn't say that this is consistent. some people are saying are that are, are, are, are expecting that, i suppose nobody has said this openly to me, but there's always suspicion that some people there might even be waiting for russia a minority. but most people are saying many people are saying, well, i have hope in the ukrainian forces and it won't come to that point. and then when they're already under fire, they realised that the war is really coming where they are. and then some escape at the late last minute. so i e wouldn't say that people are really expecting russia to come many hours to say we don't know what's going to happen. it's not in our power. we just stay here because we've always been here. okay, thank you for that date of the correspondent mathias pulling in keith or relentless russian. shelling has reduced ukrainian towns and cities to rubble, but there are ambitious plans to rebuild. brig name architects have already offered

to help rebuild the country, 2nd largest city hockey as a carbon neutral, modern metropolis 1st. so residents have to come to terms with the scale of the destruction. this is downtown ha keith. after months of russian showing business as churches, houses, whole city blocks destroyed with russian forces repelled for now. people are returning, but rebuilding the city will be a monumental task. this team of foreign volunteers and local architects creates 3 d models of the hundreds of monuments that have been damaged or destroyed in ha, keith. documenting what was there for future rebuilding? no one thinks that will happen fast, your do moves to. i think it won't take just a year more likely 2 years. the destruction is everywhere. but you should also consider that some of these buildings are architectural monuments. it's not basic repair work. why would he do with does need to work outside the capital key,

if in the town of my heart of people repair their houses by daylight and quit when night comes as soon as russian forces left the area, they got right to work with them and thought that we have a plan to make small repairs then to repair institutional buildings, to be able to open schools and kindergartens for children for the new school year. so afterwards we will rebuild private houses and housing blocks. you will be to school solution, but who will pay for it when the fighting is finally over? ukrainian economy is in ruins. the e u has pledged just under 10000000000 euros to help, but that's a fraction of the estimated hundreds of billions needed to rebuild ukraine's critical infrastructure. housing, vital services, and help the economy get up and running. there have been calls for a modern marshal plan, the u. s. project that helped to rebuild europe after world war 2. but so far,

not much commitment. there have also been calls to use frozen russian assets, including yachts, to pay for reconstruction. but nothing's been agreed yet. meanwhile, cities like marable, have been largely flattened and are still under russian control. the russian installed government there has announced that the port city and former steel making power house will be rebuilt as a resort. back in hockey, if people aren't waiting for their musical to be refurbished, who do culture is the basis of everything lesson. if culture had been more developed, people probably wouldn't be dying and there wouldn't be a war today, everyone realizes this. maybe they were not so attentive to our cultural heritage before, but once you lose it, it hurts. we to the end of the war may be a long way off,

but in hockey, people insist that life must go on. the touch on a digital geena is an associate professor of finance at the university of illinois and part of the global collective economists for you cried. i asked her about the risks of rebuilding while the war is still being fought. yes, indeed, it is a very hard call to make, but given the large number of people who are with me still an eastern ukraine, i think it's a necessity to start reconstruction now, so that their basic needs can be provided for and try to secure those areas. as best as we can on the money. that's a big thing. where does that come from yet? so ideally the money would come from russia, you know, as the creator of all this destruction. and the best proposal i have seen,

which was actually a petition by economists is to tax imports of russian gas, which would reduce the revenue that the russian government receives from the gas because of the difficulty of selling the gas to anybody else. russia will have to accept lower prices and then using that tax revenue to finance the rebuilding of ukraine. but obviously there are other possibilities as well, like the european union and the u. s. channeling some aid to the reconstruction of ukraine. and the idea of using frozen russian assets that but that seems like a tricky one. legally. yes, i can't speak to the legal aspects of using frozen russian assets for this purpose. but certainly from an ethical standpoint, i think the people in power who are waging this war should lose

their personal assets over it in those asset should just like in any civil suit, there should be due process. but i think just like make people in civil sit speed damages or what they have done, we should hold those people responsible as leaders and as individuals for the destruction that they are contributing to. that sounds like a sort of medium to long term process. so doesn't it because this, this wall looks like it's going to continue for some months. then it has to finish one way or the other that it has to be resolved, who has one who has lost, and then presuming that russia loses, they have to then be dragged in front of some sort of international tribunal fight by case appeal it. and then actually agree to pay i'm not sure that that is

a necessary here given that the burden of proof in civil cases. and here i'm speaking outside of my expertise a little bit. but given that the burden of proof and civil cases is often lower than in criminal cases, i don't see any reasons why the proceedings against individuals whose assets have been frozen can't start now. and if they are found to be contributing to this war, which i think very clearly, many of them are, then i don't see a problem again from an ethical standpoint or economic standpoint. i to use those assets to fund reconstruction of ukraine right now. was very clear. thank you so much for joining us. touch on the de regina. i associate professor of finance at the university of illinois. thank you for having no quick round up of some of the developments in this war. the un says the conflict could put up to 15000000 people at risk of hunger. this year,

russia and ukraine account from on the 3rd off global serial exports. it's estimated that the war means ukraine's great production could fall by more than 50 percent. the season mother is zalinski says that 200000 children are among the ukrainians forcibly taken to russia. ukrainian presidents had children had been abducted from all for the jews or taken with their parents, but didn't provide the evidence to substantiate his claim. russians previously acclaimed its transferred thousands of ukrainian refugees to russian territory voluntarily. of the use agreed not to sanction the head of the russian orthodox church after protest from member state. hungary is one of several concessions that made to budapest in an effort to impose a 6th round of sanctions on russia. over this you got york kiddos is believed to be one of the wealthiest men in russia, and is an avid supporter. president brewton, getting prime minister to all guns sent his opposition to sanctioning the patio has

been that long known and shouldn't have come as a surprise, relatively law correspondent in brussels. christie manuel told us so whether this means the latest package of sanctions is finally done. deal well feel now that this latest hurdle has been cleared and, and the ear has effectively given him at 2 pressure from hungry and removing at the senior care at the head of the orthodox church from that blacklist. and it is now the formality of this agreement, as it is in this text to be sent to all the $27.00 capitals, who must sign off on his end to have it back to brussels or in the early hours of friday morning. by all indications that process is now on track for that to happen . but of course ad, this was a spend in the works that, that almost derailed this entire process. at some stage was unclear if there were going to be able to get over the slightest impasse, but it appears as they have so again, given in asked for to hungry in the way of concession. and as the,

the block gives in to hungry. as you say, countries must be wandering. if victor obama thinks he can do whatever he wants. well feel, i can tell you that there is a lot of anger high, especially among e u invoice, our who feel at that the hungarians are effectively being given too much in a sense. or we know that, for example, the, the ambassador of france who was cheering the meeting yesterday we hungry ab voiced . it's her opposition to, to this black listing of this se, senior cleary. and was really frustrated saying it that kind of change could not be made at the stage in the game, but it appears they are, are seeking to press on with this to go forward to this than guarantee clearly dug in their heels and were not willing to compromise on that because these sanctions need to add an agreement, consensus agreement from all of the members state. so if the hungarians were going to be digging in their heels on this, this package could not go through. so am i remember listening to the lithuanian

foreign minister a few weeks ago talking about being held hostage a by, by hungry. and that is that, that the feeling and the sense add that, that many member states do share that the hungarians are in the way of delaying this round of sanctions. and now of course, this looks like latest impasse and are really dragging the heels of the entire block. and it's also fueling speculation about henry's future inside the european union. is this the country that is headed on its way out, phil are either by leaving voluntarily or potentially being forced out, but i can tell you that there is a lot of anger over this issue. thank you for that, christine christine murdered in brussels. well, here's a closer look at patriarchal carol and why that you initially wanted to put her on sanctions last o. long before the start of the invasion, kiro positioned himself, and his church. a strong ideological allies of the kremlin hero

has repeatedly cast russia as a defender of divine law against the forces of evil, which he identifies as emanating from western democracies. carol's proximity to the kremlin goes hand in hand with putin's commitment to the church. in 2012, the patriarch described putin's political project as a miracle of god. over the next few years, he became a staunch supporter of the kremlin agenda. in a sermon in march, this year, carol rebuked members of his own church, who opposed the war. we will never make peace, he said with those who violate the law of god. for carol, the invasion of ukraine is a religious crusade aimed at defending divine law. those who oppose it are therefore enemies of god. the kremlin and its forces have effectively been granted

a religious stamp of approval for their actions. many of the victims of the violence unleashed by the kremlin and blessed by the church and moscow are carol's own faithful. ukraine has almost 12000 russian orthodox parishes . many of which now stand in the way of russian munitions. a 2nd look at some of the stories that make news around the world. a full people have been shot dead at a hospital campus in tulsa, in the u. s. state of oklahoma. police say the government targeted a doctor who he blamed for pain after recent surgery. now the doctor as well as the receptionist and the patient were killed in the attack. the suspect was later found dead after apparently shooting himself. sell trial against a former comedian bill. cosby has begun in the u. s. he's being sued by a woman who alleges he molested nearly 50 years ago. he's not attending the trial and he's spokesman says the allegations of false

a 5 year old was free from prison last year after criminal charges against him or overturned. the rolling stones are celebrating 6 decades of being rock rotate with a new european tour. it's that 1st since the death of founding drummer charlie watts last year, the group picked off a run, a 14 shows with a kick in the spanish capital battle. 45000 fans from around the world flocked to the wanda metropolitan stadium in madrid to see the rolling stones live and in person when and as expected, mc keith and ron did not disappoint ah, front man, mick jagger at 78, was in top form the youngest band member ronnie wood, celebrated his 75th birthday on stage, and of course, the equally unbeatable guitarist keith richard.

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celebrations, marking queen elizabeth's unprecedented platinum jubilee. 70 years on the throne makes her britain's longest reigning monarch. oh, they were in high spirits from the start. 2 and this is what they were here to see trooping the color took place under sunny london skies to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. there was the usual pomp and circumstance. we've seen the royals arriving in carriages as has happened, often a recent events. prince charles stood in for the queen, arriving on horseback for his ceremonial duties. several people were detained after breaching the security perimeter on the mile. but most were here to

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