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a time of celebration. will cross while corresponded. also on the show, you claims president travels to the front blind in don bass. it's the 2nd time zalinski has been outside cave since the beginning of the war. while russia resolves, have again targeted the capital for the 1st time in wakes. and britons, queen elizabeth, makes an appearance at the end of her royal jubilee. the crowd she is as the monarch wives from the balcony of buckingham palace. she says she plans to keep on serving off the 17th he is on the 3rd. ah, i'm been to us all and welcome a time of prayer, reflection and celebration has turned into a massacre guzman of attack to a catholic church in nigeria during mass. they came with guns and explosives, killing at least 50 people. the attack was in city of a wall in nigeria,

southwestern state or door, where such violence is rare. oh, francis said he was praying for the victims who were killed while marking the christian holiday of pentecost. a priest was kidnapped. how corresponded in legacies? well, he said, why do authorities have any leads yet? well ben, good morning to you are so far so good. the authorities in nigeria including to police have yet to name any person or group are responsible for the accent at church in or walk on those state southwest nigeria, yesterday it has to be said, our dis, dots are betty hallmarks of a are that are, are terror attack, but no person so group have been named yet because investigations are on our wood estate and really spidey our police for forensic investigations out. there were at a crime scene yesterday and you know, our late afternoon going into the even at nights are in our in that san francis the

church catholic church. we just attack so, so far so good. no person. so group named by the authorities. so we wait on that word from the federal government under police in nigeria. this is quite a surprise, isn't it? considering how relatively peaceful the southwest is compared to other parts of the country? yes indeed, says i, that's the shock in parts about it. been because it was a sunday. was a catholic church service. about 11 am i in the morning, wendy at sac was reportedly ah, you know, started that. so i'm people getting shot out were talks about the reports, about the donations are been used before. are be, are people who are guy got shot had an or war town of on dose that southwest is a peaceful place you don't hear such, ah, in a place like that. especially many areas of southwest nigeria are for this to happen on a sunday and a churchy bexla question. it is the new kind of our terror threats that our country, which they experience in so much from kidnapping bonded 3 book a harm. it is

a new tele trent that a country has to deal with. that is a big question as to why and in a place like a walk in on those states. alisa, thank you very much for the update and your russian missiles struck the ukrainian capital key vaughan sunday for the 1st time in the month. the country's railway operator says one of its facilities was hit. russia claims it was timing waste and donated tanks. the attack came as president blood of his zalinski visited troops and towns in the eastern dumbass region, the ukrainian precedent on the move in the region of supper. each year, while at the mercy lensky met to talk strategy with local leaders. from there he says he traveled to the towns of flitted chance. can solid are close to the current front lines in don bass. this footage was published by celebrities office after his visit. as course, i am proud of everybody. i met everyone, i shook hands with every one with whom i connected with it and expressed my support

. we brought something for the military. i will not elaborate in detail on this. and there's something we brought from them to you when we brought you confidence. it's the 2nd time the ukranian president has been seen outside of the keys region. the trip comes after the capital got hit for the 1st time in weeks. both ukraine and russia have confirmed the attacks. while those locals with russian air force is long range, missiles destroyed t 72 tanks on the outskirts of keep supplied by eastern europe and other armored vehicles located on the premises of a car repair business was michel, nov cripples law, larry montgomery theater. ukraine says it was a rail facility and invited journalist to tour the plant partially still in flames, and without tanks. this fulfill this fully be full and everyone can call and few. of course, if very sunk a speedo cecilia may be who will use next to the next morning, fans?

it's ukrainian who calais, thanks for a little so it wasn't, wasn't as the details of the strike on keith were being contested. russia's president flooding mer putin warned of new attacks if the west sense long range missiles to ukraine than he whooped and it was still if long range missiles are supplied, we'll make certain conclusions and use our own means of destruction, stuff we have enough to strike a tockets, we have not yet, but you've been hitting them a book. i knew them away from the battlefield. sa lensky thanked troops and handed out awards to ukrainian fighters. aiming to boost the military spirits. i asked how corresponded, mathias voting a if russian attacks are said to increase because of waste and weapons deliveries to ukraine? well, that's how russia frames it. they are saying that they attack because of western weapons deliveries. they have claimed that they hit, or these tanks in key if but

a m i e thing, or it's of course sir. we're the question of course western weapon deliveries are a target for russia. ah, that's very clear because the aim of these attacks is to weaken ukraine's infrastructure, military infrastructure, but also civilian infrastructure. russia has hit by our on our food earth, storage is and, and oil storage is and the question is, would russia's tax decrease if the west didn't deliver weapons and i don't think the answer to that is very clear. yeah. good question tis and tell me having fighting continues in a dumbass region, can you bring us up to date on that? yeah, we're hearing that heavy fighting is still underway in civil or the nets where the 2 armies are meeting each other in the streets or we had heard about some successes yesterday by the ukrainians, but it's very hard to confirm anything except that both armies are inside the city

and we've seen heavy attacks on other places on earth. witter here's this is one of the centers of the ukranian, a christian orthodoxy. om, where we've seen the church burning or one of every historic church burning. and these attacks have continued to day and also unless a chance go one of the places that the president visited. of course, this visit by the president is, sir, is something that comes at a very crucial at a very critical time for the ukrainian army where it's under massive attack. and he took quite a risk to go there. well, not only a risk, and it's an important message he's trying to get out there to his people, isn't it? of course it's a message or for defiance and, and support. and it is a, of course, the aim is to boost the morale of the troops were fighting there. and why having huge losses in this region has said it before, that they are losing up to $100.00 soldiers per day. that's

a significant number for an army and a visit by him. him taking this risk personally is of course something that will have an impact on many of these fighters. you know, you correspond, i'm at a spelling a. thank you for the update on military analyst franklin, which joins us from oxford and frank, the u. k, sending its 1st long range missiles to ukraine, despite russia's threat. the u. s. is applying a broken system up hooton's threats of more strikes just that threats. let's not forget that the russians level ready between or 5, between turn off and 3000 precision guided missiles into ukraine of the last 3 months. so we can certainly expect some more of that. one thing i think that it's worth remembering is that we are required to treat. for example, if we can 5 cruise the cruise missiles into european capital or something that russians might entitled to do. but you kind of wanting time to strike backward,

sadly is reality situation. but to answer your question, yes, i think we can, we can expect the russians to try to cut the supplies or hamper the supplies of western equipment and continue to do so. because frank, what i'm getting at is another question i wanted to ask because russia have the capacity as far into the war and considering all its losses to increase its campaign on the missile front. i think western analysts are pretty doubtful that russia would want to spend too many more hours on the, on these attacks. more widely though ban. it looks as if russia, once again, is culminating in the latest phase of its assault. it has serious problems now with manpower, and i don't think it's got the, the strength, all, they're all, they all have a mentor to go much further than it has already. but back to the missiles, yes, they have the capacity to continue doing that, but they're going to be holding some back because eventually of nato getting involved. and what difference will these long range missiles from the west make for

you cry? it's probably important to make the category distinction between long range missiles and medium range missiles and the missiles are getting. now the m 30 ones both from the british and the americans. the systems far the same missiles are medium range missiles. so what they'll allow, the ukraine is to do is destroy into the russian logistic rear. probably not be on the board. i think both countries have given or demanded to take. that doesn't happen. so they'll allow you credit to strike it deep into the rushing into their artillery and into the headquarters that very pull, let's not forget, there are very few of these missile systems. so these are not long range systems that medium range missiles got 80 kilometers. there are so many on verify reports about the fighting in federal don't at skin. don't bad. can you clarify the situation there? as of this morning, ukraine claim door element,

the crate intelligence claim, the internet is now well over half back in ukrainian hands over the weekend. the been significant. i think it's fair to say significant counter attacks that tactical level to have taken ground back. but what that tells us is that the russians are running out of steam. now, in that part of the campaign, they are having, as i said earlier, serious problems with manpower, that's probably a credit yet don't have and it's having an effect on that. so i think what we're seeing is a culmination of the russian effort down there in the us. and how would you say the war is going to play out over the next weeks months? then you did say months. i think it's going to take months barring some intervention or remarkable black sort of event. i say the russian attacks starting to lose lose lose puff as it were over the next week or 2. they may stand on the defensive them even to class. i'm kind of success if they go

further in the bus, don't think they're well. and then we'll be looking at, you created major counter attacking offensive to retake line probably later this year, perhaps even this summer. so this war is not near and yet, nor even this phase. military analyst, frankly, which thanks, but let's look at some other stories making headlines. zisha ross's foreign minister, so gay laughter off as canceled a trip to survey after surveys. neighbors closed there, a space was playing bulgaria, north, macedonia, and montenegro impose the restrictions as part of sanctions against russia over its worn ukraine. lateral was due to visit soviet, to discuss supplying the country with russian energy to would. voters in kazakhstan, have overwhelmingly backed constitutional reforms proposed by president cathy. norma talks reverend and babes the way for decentralized policy making in the removal of special privileges for the former president, also done as a by

a few hands remained influential. even after leaving office. the vote follows a turbulent period in kazakhstan region, including a wave of violence in january, south korea, and the you where have $58.00 ballistic missiles of south korea's east coast. they say in response to north korea, launching a similar number of short range missiles on sunday. joan gang has conducted a series of missile launches this year. at least 6 people have been killed more than 20 others injured into mass shootings in the us on the weekend in the 1st shooting gum and fighting to crowds in downtown philadelphia. the 2nd incident was in a night club in chattanooga, tennessee. the shootings of cam just in the 2 weeks since at attack on a school in obama, texas by one count. the us as this you see more than 240 mass shootings being those with more than 4 victims us. president joe biden has called on congress

to ban of soap weapons and to expand background checks, theory corresponding catalina joy, travel to wilder. i met with some of those gravy. and if, if we're law in this little town, it's like we all last our kids. each one of them is our personal lassie for one death is already to manually add a muscle. yeah, it was my also the teachers live. it doesn't matter if it's not my own black employer. it's a loss for all of them as a tragic shooting that has changed this little town forever and shaken people across the country. some have driven several hours to pay their respects to the victims and grieve with the community. here we came from crystal city. ah, it was just my plan to come here because i'm a mom and so i don't know what they're feeling, but it hits the little kid and i don't know any of the children,

but i wanted to pay my respects to them. it is, it's a tragedy. what do you do? okay, so those are the choices in the life. others who grew up here are coming back home . jack, he left you've all the one day before the shooting. now she's back at least once a week to visit, have been killed, and to teach her. this community wants to grieve. the main question remains. how can this faith, how can this country prevent tragedies like this one from happening? again, a question this country still can't answer in the mean time, everyone here is doing what they can to show solidarity with the people off evolving, hopefully something to get done because we don't, we don't need this kind of stuff happening to any kids will perform like we always do, but of course today is a little bit different. we're morning. oh and some other news

from around the world. a former strive you in politician is one of defamation case against google. federal court ordered the tech company to pay john barrow more than $500000.00 us dollars. a judge that google had failed to take down to you tube videos containing racist and abuse of content. that drove the lawmaker from politics and caucus celebrated its 1st gay pride parade in 16, it's organized as hope the event will become a mainstay on the calendar. thailand has a large and visible l. g, b t q community, but still doesn't guarantee basic rights is still illegal and algebra teacher people left facing wide spread discrimination and heavy thunderstorms of broad floods, inhaled parts of southern waste, and germany hailstones piled up to half a meter high and blocked roads. in some places in bavaria, i've always wanted to visit the island of zeus in know the germany. it's a little on the pricier side, so never got around to it. but when the state issued

a 9 euro monthly rail ticket last week to help ease high fuel costs, i bought one and decided that to be a great place for short getaway. only problem is that's what the rest of the country was also thinking. it's mid day and a packed regional train is arriving on the german holiday island of zillow. most of the passengers had straight into the center of the islands. main town is a little difficult. it has this reputation of being where the rich people live to now, and they're annoyed that everyone's come in with a 9 year old ticket on. so i felt like i had to come for the people with the 9. your ticket are here like the poor people to your job. well, the main town is full of young people. just a few kilometers up the road is a well healed resort. most people here have traveled by car, but there are young people here too. in town, it's really awful,

but here everything's the same as normal. for weeks, there's been anxiety in the air. fears that zillow would be stormed by punks and left escapes. he called on that online follow as to travel to the island. loans provoked what we were told were not wanted here on, but we think we have the same right to be here as any one else. and i was closer to the other on the mentioning it. so that's why we're here. we're just drinking beer and having fun on hanging out and listening to music or someone with a live, an image of the digger we'd never have thought to come preserves if they hadn't scream so loudly about not wanting us here. so then we thought we have to go on up on my, the chunks, when you get the chance to travel result so cheaply, theoretically. and it's the rich. i'm a city license this long weekend. the rich island is hosting a more diverse crowd than usual shopped bottles, casea and your new skittles course. i saw them at the train station from central 15 people drinking away more. but the only things clean inside one soul will. so i

have no problem with them because i asked them to loiter. and while some may be concerned about the new visitors attracted by the discount rail tickets, others are simply enjoying the sea. britons, queen elizabeth has rounded up celebrations, mocking her platinum jubilee with a personal appearance on the balcony, buckingham palace, the monarch was absent for some events over the weekend sparkle fears about her health, but in a statement on sunday, the queen said she planned to keep serving after 70 years, oh, her majesty, delighted to royal fans by waving to them from the balcony at buckingham palace, marking the final celebrations for her platinum jubilee. the 96 year old monarch had to miss many of the events because of ill health. the finale saw

a performance from ed sharon, a and the mom on the stage cast with many of the royal family attended the final pageant, including the air to the throne, prince charles and the queen's great grandchildren. but it was the queen herself who stole the show with this comic sketch. nation sweet tight paddington, bare paid special tribute to the monarch. ah, happy with everything that's very kind. st parties have been held in celebration up and down the country . ah, it's been a fun,

tough day. everybody's going to remember this from the little did you pull up, so the big but you both did an excellent job. they. everyone's come out this week. i know today please. as the curtain falls on a weekends of national festivities, fans celebrate the monarch whose long reign won't be done by another royal anytime soon. ah dw corresponding challenge else pill followed the celebrations for a solid british society is divided on so many issues. might this jubilee have some unifying effect? i think that the queen is closing the whole day celebration. she does, she have the governess so many years to call back the

whole day because he days clearly not to resolve the issue that we have the correct name. why that happens when you get people that are in the street that happen as part of the celebration, bringing communities together. now everyone is a huge fan of the family. but anyway, the reason why somebody has other received this mean herself in poll showing that she's the teacher, the popular a gc team. there's a magic with that we thing so much on the play and even to has attract group i think many can recognise significant 70 anniversary preparation to retake a journey through 70 years. most people she, they can remember and i think that's really what time tomorrow the queen did attend

the last day of festivities. what do we know about her health? she didn't make all this because she cried. repair on about me. wish you had a request for that report that she needed. immediate member, the next generation really on the play that actually like crowns some the appointment that he missed. other event, we know you should experience the jubilee. you know that she's sure i saw my ability issue as well. she was that key moment time from back to hoarding. that report was one that went down very well and that tremendous. she's 90 years old. i think you think something probably to be at the stage and shallow the scene for the weekend celebration is a prime minister barak johnson being booed by jubilee. crowds was interesting because is breaking news coming in just now that it could actually affect johnson's

political future. is breaking now in the last few minutes for hearing that he will call they mention section that you got given to me on friday or why they were teaching. well, they've been a long time coming really people hi me. in the main gate, he gathering what happening your code that you're searching for assault, that was fine, full confidence will take place today. the big question will divide that question of minutes and if you will remain in again for chelsea. chelsea's bill now

d w correspondent in london. thank you. even with war, raging in ukraine, the nations bid to qualify for the woke up has been given football fan, something to cheer about those hopes that ended after wales defeated. you quite one deal in a timely, contested playoff. it's more still on their minds. you kinds of borders were out in the numbers to a john. the team in the west capital caught if ukraine last qualified for the woke up in 2006 and a reminder of the top stories by following 4 common of killed at least 50 people in an attack on a catholic church in nigeria during a holiday. service frances called it a painful incident at a time of celebration. such attack so rare in nigeria, southwest. the attack as have not yet been identified. and so for now, well stories the week in reports of next. don't forget you can get use around the

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