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ukraine climate change and food shortages all on the agenda as developing countries joined the g 7 summit in southern germany and nato rapid reaction forces are about to get much bigger. $300000.00 troops will be on standby, in response to russia's attack on ukraine. and the 1st serves are over the net at wimbledon. nearly all the major tenant stars are lining up with 2 important exceptions. players from russia in bella rooms are banned this year. over you, great. ah, i break all of our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this monday in ukraine and a russian missile attack on a shopping mall. at least 13 people were killed and dozens wound. as cruise

missiles slammed into a crowded shopping center, we understand more than a 1000 shoppers were inside them all. in the city of crimson truck grains, president zalinski has condemned the strike, calling it yet another russian war cry you serves the target, posed no threat to the russian army and that the shopping mall had no military purpose. oh i asked our correspondent manual shaws. what more do we know about this attack? hundreds of people were in the us shopping. mall authorities said at over a 1000 of them were inside the mall, went to missile, or miss ours. track right now, the desk still has risen above 10 days. dozens of people injured some severely presidency. lensky condemned this attack as yet another war. crime and death to nights. we'd like fast responders, us till searching to rubble. the rebels, the walls were collapsing. i,

so some videos from inside the shopping mall from people are lucky enough to escape . it looked like an inferno so fast responded still on the scene, still searching to read those. and of course this via that, that, that's still and the toll of injuries will increase in manuel. we know that you creams biggest oil refinery is located in this city. but could that be a reason why the city was targeted by russian missile? it could be a reason is the biggest or refinery itself. so the only one student activity since russia launch is full scale war against ukraine on february 24th it so. so a cremeans joke is also a strategic, an industrial, the large industrial city of strategic carbonate comes to transport as a re weigh car warehouse there. so all those reasons could make it a target for russian troops in i, it, a lot of people are surprised that there was

a shopping mall in ukraine that had maybe a 1000 choppers inside, considering there's a war going on and talk to us a little bit what we know about the city and the area real well and kind of shock is a city of over 200000 inhabitants. free war times. it's probably wayllace now since so many peoples have fled to the western part of their country or even in the neighboring countries. however, like i said, is a big industrial hub. and certainly, you know, even here yesterday we had air strikes, there was a strike and key if he doesn't prevent people from tending to that every day business. so it doesn't come as a surprise that people were actually just getting on with their lives going to the shopping mall, even if they might have heard about the as try people since february just got used to those alerts and sometimes it's simply don't take, shall turn that just choose to continue on, you know, it's been over 4 months. they just try to leave as normal as possible,

as normal as possible, or very only manual shares with the latest to night in keene mongrel. thank you. just in cramp is the c e o of sibyl wine. that's an international intelligence in risk analysis consultancy that's based in the u. k. he joined me a while ago to talk about the strategy behind a recent attack on ukrainian cities. i think is quite right to expect more attacks and has been this patent of more strategic attacks inside ukraine by russia, using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and systems like that to reach further into ukraine. hit more strategic targets. part of that is to reduce weapons flow coming to ukraine. part of it to reduce the ability of the credit military to operate with destroying diesel supplies, the over fine incoming truck, as you mentioned, which is the previous target. there's been a pattern of russian activity, but it dropped off a little bit in recent weeks. probably too much supposition from some analysts that

rushes out of long range, but it's also certainly not. or they have to be quite selective about what they target is. what so unusual about this, this particular incident, the old for refinery, is you say, most vital target there by 5 or 6 miles from the point of this explosion. so a spectacular miss if they were aiming for that, which makes one think that they would, this was designed to send a message to oversee, but ukraine further off balance for the best is off balance. but nations of balance, you say it was designed to send a message to whom, and i'm wondering if there was a connection with what we saw over the weekend and the fact that g 7 leaders, we're meeting for their summit here in southern germany. yeah, and that's going on at the moment because the nature conference in madrid and the, the strategic concept for actually so cool to tonight, to nato governments to, to, to consider. and it was quite a few announcements expected during that quite a lot of attention as to what level of support be offered, the ukraine,

that in the future course of nato. so that's what's going on. now, i said, sending a message is one theory as to why this happened. it could be by targeting. well, and it's not a productive move for russia. i don't think it's something that's going to make people sit up and think whether or not they should be involved. if anything, it's hardening, resolved to do something because again, shopping more for the people shopping to try and carry on with that lives getting hit. the alternate is, is obviously not a message that russia's been trying to send another way. so probably back following if it was intended to be something like that. and certainly something that will hold and resolve, i think, to support you create amongst those willing to do so. the united states is explaining to send more medium to long range missile systems to ukraine. that is a move we understand that will help ukranian forces perhaps to hold on to the last remaining segments of land in the eastern don't baths region. would you agree with that? i mean, it helps, but we discussed before and there's no silver bullet in this conference. no one

magic weapon system is going to comprehensively change the course of the war or anything like that, but it will help. so we've seen you crate, putting those high mileage systems into operation the last few days with good results. our further range may have been achieving striking important targets for russia and that's how they're best used by the ukrainians. not what they want them for. but is that enough to really to the balance on it? so know, you know, $4.00 to $10.00 rocket systems, not going to do that. they help. and we're in this ghostly arithmetic of conflicts and don't boss. most 1st world war all are on iraq was no 1080. this only very, very hard to get an edge. so small things help, they'll change arithmetic, but we need lots of support. it needs to be sustained for ukraine to really slow russia. that'll keep russia contained as much as possible, and that's what we'll be looking for at the summit. yeah. the question of endurance and stamina for sure military and it was just been prompt. we appreciate your time

and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. ward leaders meeting here in germany have promised to support ukraine for as long as it takes the german chancellor today saying that there can be no return to normal relations with russia . he made that statement at a summit of the g 7 group of leading economies taking place in there at this luxury hotel, nestled in that the very and out talk of war is dominating discussions that this year is g 7 summit specifically options to support ukraine and expand sanctions on russia. in a closed door session via video link ukraine's president asked were leaders to help end the war before winter when conditions would become tougher for his troops? the other, the some, the position that you, we all have assured that we will continue to support ukraine in his defense against russia, lies what's clear as that war is a deep,

deep cut in international relations. a little ego of all the rules, all the agreements that we have made with each other the other by the cooperation of states. all has been broken from about functions, especially the understanding that borders should not be moved by force dispenses with vote for children. the sounds is concluded that the one the g 7 is considering capping russian oil prices and imposing sanctions on gold exports. as a way to further target vladimir putin revenue streams while minimizing spillover effects, the war is already driving up food and fuel prices around the world as well as inflation rates. several developing economies have been invited to take part in this year's summit to winning working groups focused on energy and food security. earlier i spoke with our political correspondent benjamin alvarez group or p as covering the g 7 summit force he says that there is no going back

to the relations that they had with russia. be full rushes invasion a to ukraine, and he once again underlined that d 7 erecting unite to directing to gather, standing with ukraine. it's something is also the communique that the g 7 liter said published after that talk that they have to where they ukrainian president followed, emerged lensky in this communicator. they said that they will continue supporting and definitely ukraine in a military context in humanitarian context. and also financially, and that they also will support the ukrainian efforts to and this will so that the d 7 are united on the side of ukraine. and we know that leaders of 5 emerging economies, they've also attended the g 7 summit. do we know what role they could play in the jeeps of his efforts to, to put pressure on russia to de escalate and to end its invasion of ukraine? they could play a very important role, or at least that's what germany is expecting,

is host of this summit. so we have on one side, india, the indian prime minister, and our end remedy is here in yes, part of the bricks, a countries of this group. and that is also trying to find a tentative fruits for imports for exports. he recently met the russian, a president as well. so we have india with germany is trying to 7 is trying to show them an alternative. a weston alternative because india among with 2 other countries that were invited to ascend. eagle in south africa, abstained from condemning rushes invasion in ukraine during a vote at the un general assembly in m mart. so we have india, we have indonesia that is hosting the g 20 summit this year in bali were russian president vladimir putin is also expected to go. so there is pressure on that site to isolate russia even further. so india, indonesia, that south africa and sending out that are playing an important role in africa and the saw region to debbie's political correspondent benjamin alvarez group with the

latest from that g 7 summit in the bavarian lp's, benjamin. thank you. nato has announced plans to drastically increase the size of its rapid reaction force following russia's invasion of ukraine, of speaking ahead of tomorrow's native summit in madrid. nato chief he had stoughton berg said, that the move is part of the biggest overhaul of collective defense. since the cold war, they do currently have 40000 soldiers at high readiness, many stationed along the alliance as eastern flank. their numbers are now set to swell eightfold to more than 300000 thornburg's heads. the decision since a clear message of deterrence to russia or a new concept will guard those in an era all strategic competition. i expect it roll make clear that allies consider rashaw as the most significant and bardic threats to our security. that was needed. secretary julian stoughton

builder did of use brussels correspond, christine, what, she told me more about hel, nato intends to boost its high readiness forces. robert, this is all part of a native near strategic concept that is a 10 year plan that to allied members will be agreeing on ad. so there is some is coming up in the week. a key component of this new plan is a increasing defense capabilities. effectively what this is, is nato are increasing the number of troops at the ready that can be deployed air very quickly. in the event that ad, that becomes necessary. a recent announcement by germany sorts of gives us an indication as to how that's going to go. so across the alliance, you will see increased numbers of troops and that will be stationed in their home countries. they will be training with their home defense, our forces. but of course, these troops are specifically designated for the nato response force. and in the

event that it is necessary, they are sent to a territory to a terrain at that they are familiar with. so for example, of the recent announcement, jimmy, that i was a say a citing and these troops would, for example, that form part of that brigade be deployed to lithuania. this is coming at a time brent. when we see a members across the alliance increasing their commitments in terms of defense spending. or we also saw in a recent poll in the run up to the summit, that there is widespread support across her citizens and nato countries. for that, it is all in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. we've seen an increase in battle groups in the size of battle groups, the number of battle groups. the u. s. for example, has sent additional troops to the tune of up some $40000.00 to europe. all of this, of course, is nature saying that we are responding to an increasingly dangerous world. and what about new expansion? we norgard sweden and finland want to join nude are we also know that remember turkey standing in the way of their going there?

was there any hope of movement on that front this summer in the group there? so do you going to be movement? are brent in the way off a meeting are we know that at the sweden's prime minister, the finished president and a turkeys president are going to be meeting at this summit. nato secretary general at sort of damp and hopes that there would be some kind of a breakthrough at this particular summit. a very different june to air, the swedish prime minister magdalena anderson, who spoke at a press a conference sir alongside the nato secretary general. she was expressing more optimism, add that the issue with turkey would be resolved it, it essentially comes down to turkey's accusations, or that the baltic states are sort of supporting or that terrorists or groups that turkey has designated as a terrorist, sir, for his part speaking ahead of that the summit took, his president said that he would be doing everything that is necessary to to shore up the interests and the rights of turkey. there is optimism about the fact that

this issue would be resolved, and nato secretary general is always saying that, you know, this is an alliance of 30 members. there will be disagreements that have been in the past. the issue will be resolved, but perhaps maybe not the breakthrough that people would be expecting at this summit or later in the week. here we will definitely be watching to see what happens there in bedroom. you'd abuse chris, remember, wiggly, used to like brussels christine, as always, thank him. his leg. now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the american basketball star brittany griner has appeared in a rush of court 4 months after being arrested in moscow. grinder plays of the u. s, but joins a russian team in the off season. she was detained just days before the invasion of ukraine, in february authority, se they found cannabis oil in her luggage. her trial begins this coming friday. a deadly poison gas leak in jordan's port city of october, as killed at least 10 people in the injured hundreds had happened. when a large cylinder dropped from a crane, the resulting explosion. st. dock workers running from

a yellow cloud. you see it right there of toxic gas. turkish police have released about 400 people who were detained during an outward gay pride march in assemble. turkeys, largest city has banned the o. g. b t. q events in 2015, but large crowds still gather every year. local residents banged pots and pans to suit show support for the parade. south african authorities are investigating the mysterious deaths of 21 young people, all teenagers who were celebrating the end of school exams at a bar in the southern town of east london. inside this unassuming venue, a tragedy after locals raised the alarm in the early hours of sunday, police arrive to discover multiple dead bodies. among the dead teenagers as young as 13. the boss ona who wasn't on the premises at the time,

said that young people had come to mount the end of school tests. and then is my place closed at the right time that it's expected to close. what happened is that this function started after midnight with the arrival of more kids from other places. coming to celebrate the end of exams with forensic investigations or underway. but authorities have ruled out stampede as the cause of death saying the dead weren't visibly injured. that's left grieving family members waiting for answers at local mortuaries anson, i am done. ha silly. i wanted to see we have a child that was there who passed away at the scene. that's the information that we have received on with that. we didn't think that if that child was going to die

this way, i'm happy. this was a humble child, respectful daniel and she listened, but as we now kiss will always be kitchen. for now and angry and grieving community is left wondering exactly what happened to leave so many of its children dead. sip, a camera is a freelance journalist covering the story. she told us more about what happened at that tapper very mysterious traditions. of course, we still are waiting for the official forensic report on that matter. but upon speaking to some of the survivors, they at an age that what happened on early hours of sunday morning was that a crowd was like, was dispersed by the establishment management using she, i guess, to remove those who are refusing to need this, that richmond as

a trading hours when coming closer for them actually closed down. i. this is of course isn't that the survivors, how is that was the word that we've gone to the management on this nourishment. they said that the one s t m sheet at that ensued during the g r, take a number or the number of people that were present at that particular event. but of course, the authorities then later came out and ruled out the cause of death being asked. and he's all i watching a c c t me footage that was played for the officials. that was hip kimberly reporting from shop africa. sports news. the wimbledon tennis championships are underway in london with russian and bell ruffian players band over the invasion of ukraine. now, most competitors have criticizes span, but that did not stop the crowd from turning out for the most glittering event in

the tennis calendar. there are no corona virus restrictions this time around. last year's event was restricted, and the 2020 tournament you probably remember was can't mark meadows from our sports just he's here to talk more. everything about wimbleton. so nick, was they never joke of it. he has been very outspoken against the russian band, but he was there for the opening was yes, i mean he was the defending champion. so we decided to play. but he was very, very upset with wimbledon for banning russian and by the russian players he, serbia. and he said he didn't understand why individual players have got nothing to do with what's going on in ukraine should be punished. women and also lost its ranking points because of this decision which is also rankled players. but he decided to play. he got through in the 1st round. he beats after he is gone soon. woo. the 2nd set actually there was a bit rusty. he said he was quite surprised with the reaction he got mon center, cold, the fan's a very positive towards him,

despite his criticism of the tone and now it's obvious to talk if it was going to be rusty because we might remember back in january. so i was, i was, he kicked out of the still, you know, without playing because he wasn't jabbed against corona virus. then he didn't have a great time, the french open and he's barely practiced ahead of wimbledon. so there's a lot of politics going on around joke of it, but i think as the 2 weeks go on, he'll getting his groove in with the controversy being what it is over this russian bed. anything to the general move there. i think looking at the fancy that was quite mixed. i think obviously because this is the 1st normal win wimbledon in 2 years. last year there were corona various restrictions a year before it wasn't even played. i think supporters are just really glad to actually be there and to finally have wimbledon like normal again. but obviously they thought was with the cloud over the tournament. i mean, the world number one, daniel met the data isn't there. so it's obviously a bit strange this year. we can actually listen to a couple of fans now about the fact that there's no russians and there's no corona virus restrictions i

with i with amazing, is actually amazing to come back with our restriction. we've been a tough couple of years and it's like another world we just thought the new beginning, especially for tennyson. i got my little daughter here who just managed to get tickets and just leave this whole for a day. so it is amazing. mom, talk to me about the women's single today. yes indeed. we had anja brewer who is from to nicea and she's the 3rd seed and she got through as she's looking to become the 1st arab or african woman to win wimbledon women singles. so it's pretty impressive. i mean she was put on the show court 1st before anyone else. that's going privilege which shows that women to realize is how important she could be kind of marketing wise in the future. she beater sweetens 1000000 of the oakland

very easily and straight set. she's had a great year. she's $12.00 singles titles already. so there's a chance she could really do it this year and there's lots of names in there. yeah . what about the great serena williams? i mean, when do we get to see her? she'll be playing on tuesday. she faces harmony tan of france. out for a year. he was injured at wimbledon last year. she's 40, we didn't know she'd come back. she has come back. where this is a last women and we'll have to wait and see there's 40 maker, old for i was roger federer is also 40, but they are at the ends of their career. she's trying to reach the record equaling 24 grand slam singles. title. she's rusty. yeah, but you'd never count serena. that's exactly right. mark meadows from our sports. this work as always. thank you. ukraine's best known poet there he the dan has been named this year's winner of the peace prize. the german book trade. that's one of germany's most prestigious cultural prices. as a don was power has published numerous novels and over

a dozen books of poetry. he's also prolific translator in winter of several literary awards. he's originally from the lu hans region in eastern ukraine. he's now based in her keith, where he is a star, the counterculture scene. he's also musical. his writing has been described as verbal, jazz, and very humorous. when is the it's i look thinking quick look now and our top sewage, this, our ukrainian authority say at least 10 people have been killed in a russian cruise missile attack on a shopping mall in central ukraine, which was believed over a 1000 people were inside at the time of the attack, ukrainian president zalinski has condemned the strike, which took place in the city of crime in chucky. it's called it another russian war, cry and german chance throw up sholtes have told fellow leaders of the g 7 summit that relations with russia cannot go back to the way they were before the war in ukraine. germany is hosting the summit of the g 7 group of leading nations,

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