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president biden and other western leaders who moved on to and nato summit in madrid . one focus a major expansion of nato's rapid response force command to deter further russian aggression. passed a grim reminder of the horrors of war as emergency personnel search for the missing had a ukraine shopping mold destroyed by russian missiles. at least 18 people are confirmed it. ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. the g 7 summit has come to a close here in germany with a pledge to explore further sanctions on russian oil member countries. also a great to spend billions to address global food shortages cause to in part by russia's invasion of ukraine job and chancellor olive sholtes closed the 3 day summit saying action by the g 7 would drive up the cost of war for russia,

which he accused of causing a worldwide hunger crisis, laid his pledge to reduce fossil fuel subsidies, but also allowed for public funding for natural gas projects. due to the effects of the war on energy supplies. shalt also said the world needed to help you crane, rebuild his some of his closing remarks, the hum auction to her to but in we also talked about long term reconstruction and will put forward additional funds for this job. but we need to come together as the g 7 and also other european union members are hostile to discuss reconstruction under their own personal noon. we need a marshal planned ukraine's that has to be well planned and developed for a plan today. this is what we have set out to do plant and vicar turban, the sundance warren. our chief political editor, mikaela christina is at the g 7 venue in bavaria. earlier i asked her what her main takeaways on from this summit? well clearly that what was supposed to be about the climate climate climate,

it ended up being about ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, and particularly the fall out of the global economy. everybody is feeling the pain around the world. and that is something that the dumb presidency, all our souls try to dress also with outreach countries who we either don't really care where ukraine is on the map of this. certainly feeling the immediate effects, the ripple effects india, the set of goals there, indonesia there, which holds the presidency of the g 20 but very specifically on ukraine. this was a lot of symbolism, the message of unity of the traditional west. as i would like to call it and the german chance to saying that he, when he was asked about it, doesn't really see an end in sight of this conflict. so it's popping the pressure. it's dealing on a day by day basis, also with keeping ukraine afloat, securing its budget, and already looking ahead to what will become a donor conference to set up something like the marshall plan of the summit to cast

a global spotlight on olaf sholtes in his 1st year as chancellor dw recently a roman, it's got a pretty interesting response from the chance led to a question about security for ukraine. let's take a listen. humbleness. consider the chancellor. the g 7 made very clear security commitments to ukraine, which also apply to after the war. could you tell us what they security commitments are in the st? yes. could i could does not. that's all. very interesting and david, hello, what do you make of that? well that's a typical salts. first of all that he is a tight lipped northern german. and when he does want to answer question, he doesn't. and my colleague was, i was really trying to ask for details i'd ask before actually, and not dissimilar. oh,

question of whether they had indeed talked about those very security guarantees. and yes, they had talked about those in detail, but really no intention to let us know details. what he did map up though is that ukraine, he said, needed to be in a position where it would always be able to defend itself. so that kind of gives more than just a hint that military support financial support for ukraine is here to stay. however long the war takes already heard very early on here from us present, joe biden, to pledge that the g 7 will remain at ukraine side for as long as it take you. yeah, i mean, the summit comes as the world is in turmoil, much of it connected to the war in ukraine. how was the mood among the j 7 leaders? well, it was a very serious mood. we seen lot of criticism picked from indio, us who see this as a complete failure, particularly on the climate goals of the technically these countries are sticking with the climate goals. but the g 7 themselves are criticizing that,

and that simply is not enough intention and implementation to actually achieve the 1.5 degree limit in temperatures rising. and so in built criticism, at the same time, the g 7 crossing their own red line and that just shows what used to be the most powerful countries really in the midst of multiple crises. i mean, we didn't even really get to hear any kind of longer meaningful statement about the cove. it's pandemic and the mall out from that because there simply is too much else on the table here. and definitely, or i, we can a different for us in very, thanks very much for that. the nato secretary general, yet schellenberg has called on member states to boost their military spending in the face of continued russian aggression against ukraine. he made the comments as nato laid his gather for a critical summit in madrid, the leader of the alliance said the war had spawned

a fundamental shift in nato's approach to defense. he added that the summit would create a blueprint for a new nato in a quote more dangerous and unpredictable world. for a moment of more, i'm joined by a correspondent jack pat. pat has in madrid. what is expected jack to come out of this summit in terms of support for ukraine with us to be question rebecca, the 30 leaders of the nato military alliance are descending on the spanish capital . and what they'll be deciding is how much further and how much stronger they're willing to support ukraine collectively. and how much longer are they going to do that for? we know that at the end of this summer we accept, we expect some sort of strategic concepts. they're calling it, which is to do with countries working trans nationally to deal with things like cyber and things like climate as well and the issues that they arise. the big question is, what are they willing to do on ukraine? and we don't know that yet. that is why they are getting together here to meet.

what we do know is that young stoughton berg, the secretary general of nato, a nice that that would be $300000.00 native trees put on high readiness alert on that. the alliance is eastern border, obviously, with a view to russia because of the invasion of ukraine i 5 months ago. and the that, that will, that is a 7 fold increase in, in the number of high ready troops that the will be this, that's a significant increase. and i think there is support for that across the military alliance will have to wait to see as i say, what more they're going to do. and you, great. we know that the ukranian president vladimir lensky will be addressing the summit here in madrid via video link. now another issue, of course, a couple of countries wanting to join nato. turkey has been a thorn in the side of sweden and finland attempts to joined the club. do you think that will be on and out at the summit? well, it's already starting to be discussed. we know that the turkish president recipe

heb edwin. the leaders of suite 2 leaders of finland and sweden and the natives extra jillions stocum burg. they are in a meeting trying to discuss this and trying to work if i worked at i fill in sweden applied just over a month ago to be nato members, with an eye, obviously on the invasion of ukraine by russia. they are concerned for their own security, but turkey accused is both countries of harbouring members of the p k. k which is a courtesy donnie separatist, kurdish separatist movement that they consider themselves that turkey considers itself of war with. and so they're concerned about that, and also fin and, and sweet, and both have separate bands on some arms being sent to turkey and for the turkish president. that is a hard red line to allow these 2 countries to join the nato military alliances. i say they're in meetings now. we also know that the u. s. president joe biden will have a one on one meeting with the turkish president to morrow to try and i in the sites

and to try and discuss it. because really the focus, i think the success, i think it will be considered a failure at least if finland and sweet, sweet and don't see progress on their applications to become members. by the end of this summit here in madrid, rebecca suddenly a big week in geo politics. jack, thank you very much for that date of his jack sparrow in madrid. and a 7 ladies have also condemned russia for carrying out a mis. i'll strike on a busy shopping mall in central ukraine, calling me attack a war crime. at least 18 people were killed on monday when missiles hit the building in the city of crime and choke around a 1000 shoppers were reported to be inside. at the time he ukraine has requested a united nations security council meeting over the strike rescue services worked through the night looking for survivors still trapped in the collapse mall. dozens of severely injured victims, somewhat life threatening wounds have been taken to local hospitals. anchorman

shook. they describe harrowing scenes just after the russian missiles struck ye, but your look here at you through the air and shrapnel, hit my body, bother the whole place was collapsing. then i landed on the floor and i don't know if i was conscious or unconscious. i didn't understand anything. i opened my eyes and i saw a big piece of rubble was in top of me, and i started to scream. help me, you father. i hate your official say the missiles struck one over a 1000. people were inside the shopping. well, hundreds of rescued emergency service workers are still scoring the rubble searching for survivors or for purple. but according to the preliminary police report, there's still people inside the shopping center in the zone them. so you could have been shook is an important transportation hub and home to the countries

biggest oil refinery. ukraine's president boldenow zalinski described to strike as a terrorist act. designed to coincide with the most business hours and cause maximum loss of life data directly of them and what that will only absolute psycho terrorists who should have no place on earth can launch missiles at such an object . and it's not an incidental hit by missiles. it's a precise russian strike or exactly on the shopping center. summer would see the robot any russia has recently stepped up, its missile strikes across ukraine, shall in ohio keep on monday, killed 5 people and we'll do 22 more, including 5 children, according to authorities. the northeastern city has suffered heavy bombardments as the very start of the russian invasion on february 24th on the eve will never such explosions. i don't even know how to describe them. windows were shaking nebula normal. someone told me something happened to my father in law. i came

closer. he was laying down still alive as if it literally, within 10 minutes he started leaving much, and that was it. despite russia's claims, it isn't targeting civilians, it's once again, ukraine's alarm population that's paying a heavy price for the russian invasion. i lost my time correspondent emanuel. shes in the capital case. well are rebecca. they're still dozens of people who are, who are missing at the moment, at least 20 people lost their lives has been 18 bodies who have, which are been recovered and some of them are so badly burned, that they will only be a forensics that will only be able to identify dam to dna surged as are so you know, it's undescribable does also human remains that are still being found. there were over 60 people injured. 25 of them are still at the hospital as we speak. so it

seems of devastation in the city of crime, and she'll concentra ukraine, how people, they're reacting to this attack and to the recent spike and attacks across the country. well, people here were really shocked about this attack because because it was really, you know, a shopping mall at a busy hour. it is believed that over a 1000 people were there at the time of their shedding. so people were shocked that amiss. i would be struck there, of course, in the city of crime and choke it serve. it's not the 1st time that he was hit by a me so, but nevertheless, it was a very, very shocking for the people who were there. some people also, you know, left country because of the war there were checking on relatives, some of them to come off, get ahold of their relatives. so of course, a waiver shop around the country and also the international community as stepping up and actually, you know, sharing this, these believe up what just happened with the united nations. i was saying, dr. bombing, the bombing of shopping malls, or in any circumstances,

or to leave the floor, rebuild the g. 7 leaders also stepping up and saying that dave rode to make russia pay for its war against ukraine. and also to reiterate, they're reiterated their support to ukraine. so huge are anger a dismay after this attack on the shopping mall. of course, fighting is still ongoing in the dawn bass. what the light is from the frontline? well, the situation is still very volatile, but also very dire, especially in the sex of lazy chance. good this morning, a russian troops a tried and failed to, as far as we know at this stage to answer at the city and knobby, since they're leaving very, very dia conditions. there wasn't shelling yesterday on people who are just trying to get some drinkable water. 7 people die 22, others got injured. so very dire situation in the east with ukraine. an armed

forces also regrouping your ground armed forces are so benefiting now from a heavy weapons that they were hoping for 4 months. but still the situation is very dire to fighting, very intense, and it shows no sign of stopping any time soon. m a thank you for very much for that update manual shes forth in cave and been a week now since the long called for how its artillery from germany has arrived in ukraine, along with ukrainian army personnel who'd been brought to germany to learn how to use them the how it says were part of the 1st delivery of heavy weapons promised by berlin. ukraine has been pleading with the west, particularly germany, to send more and better artillery to fight the russian invasion. he's a 1st hand look at the new weaponry being deployed on the front lines. we make our way through bushes on ukraine's eastern front line. in the middle of a patch of woods stands,

a howitzer tank from germany. it's the 1st time the ukrainian army has taken journalists here. this ukrainian soldier just returned from germany days ago. for more than a month, he was trained there. the time pressure for the troops is enormous, because the russian army is advancing further in the east. many field, the arrival of these howitzers is long overdue young mister m. i think it's too late. much too late. but why should murmur, we should have been prepared before february 24th. and when it was known that the russians would attack us, amazon foreseeable still between them, they'll never leave us alone. we should have been prepared in time. the trouble with watson, watson for weeks they've been fighting a losing battle. one of the soldiers shows us a video of their operations with completely outdated technology, but that's about to change. 12 howitzers have now arrived in ukraine 7 from germany and find from the netherlands. their location remains top

secret. the moves of leave your keyboard no matter in which army of the world artillery is the 1st target for the enemy to eliminate with what you want. because this technology is especially dangerous for them with one eye and woodard nail numbers, which there's not much we are allowed to show on the front line this morning. the german army has told ukraine that even the inside of the howitzer tank needs to remain a secret. boucher open them up. they asked us not to film inside . they were afraid that the information about the technology would fall into the invaders hands level drop a little obama on the tank, a provocative message to any russian troops they may meet. ready that too, is part of warfare. let's take a look, bounce some other stories making headlines around the world. prominent russian

opposition figure like santa valley has appeared at a court hearing via video link. it's the 1st time he's been seen in public sense being moved to a high security facility earlier this month about me was arrested and sent to prison shortly after returning to russia last year. with ours, he's in jordan. sadly, 13 people have died, offer a tank filled with chlorine exploded at the port of a kava tv ed footage of the moment. the tank was dropped. the crane well being loaded onto a shit, poisonous chlorine cloud sickened. further. 250 people. i'm sure line can it has restricted fuel sales to essential services only for the next 2 weeks. it's part of a desperate bid to cope with a severe shortage for lanka is grappling with its worst ever economic crisis and struggling to pay the import of food medicine and few wasted on the back. outland 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced the fresh referendum on independence

from the united kingdom and valve legal action to ensure a consultative vote. go ahead. even if the british government tries to block it the vote instead to take place in october next year or monday. this is a deep mountain. a tragedy in texas or florida. there have found 48 people dead in an abandoned trunk. they included migrants from mexico, guatemala, and honduras. more than a dozen survivors, including children, were taken to a nearby hospital. the trunk was found with found some 250 kilometers from the us border with mexico on a major transit route for people smugglers. a normally quiet san antonio road, transformed by tragedy. authorities were alerted to the scene in the cities southwest and outskirts on monday evening. after work in a nearby building heard a cry for help and found the trailer with its stools ajar and dead bodies within

officials said, 46 people thought to be migrants from central and southern america were found dead at the scene. while 16 survivors were taken to hospitals suffering from heat related conditions, the patients that we saw were hot to the touch. they were suffering from heat stroke, heat exhaustion, ah, no signs of water in the vehicle. it was a refrigerated tractor trailer. but there was no uh, visible working ac unit on that rig, we're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies. and there are none of us come to work. imagining that. so we're working through the behavioral health for our folks right now. san antonio's mom was also at the scene on monday. so the flight of migrants, city refuse is always your man. it's aaron crisis, but to night we are dealing with a horrific human tragedy. local police say they have taken 3 people into custody,

but it isn't clear if they were directly connected with the incident of federal investigation and just who left these people to die in a hot trailer is under way. it's now been 7 years since paris were struck by a series of terrorist attacks that killed $130.00 people all but one of the suspected attackers of the barrack land concert hall and other locations around paris died in the attack. after several months, salah abdel sam will hear a verdict in the case against him as early as wednesday. they w met with some of the survivors who were following his trauma closely for the past 10 months. kathleen baton felt she was in a parallel universe. she's a survivor of the battle, an attack, and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one year or so while listening to the

civil plaintiffs. i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people and one police officer michelle arrived with his team at the bad o'clock just after the attack began. they got every one who was wounded outside till the blizzard. then special forces got there and told michelle and his colleagues to go directly traffic, although they were covered in blood without a thought. it was only when he testified that people heard how michelle helped people that night on book with he and his colleagues had never got any acknowledgement from their bosses. avante corker, oakland, his whole live father, lawyer ashy. the court case has been hearing how the terrorist killings pre unfolded across the french capital. only one of the 10 attackers who were in paris that night survived sola islam. he's become a focal point of the trial that but then warm back in the past. i couldn't draw the terrorists oof. i was so unwell after the attacks that my psychologist and i

decided i should just see the attackers as monsters. so i illustrated apt as long as the suicide belt with a beard, a voice, but as the hearings went on, i got more and more desensitized and suddenly i found myself drawing up the slums face. it's like this court cases finally made me except that humanity includes the best and the worst. it is a, i'm a new courtroom was especially built for the mammoth trial, which has been symbolically important for france, says r tilden, war himself, a butter clan survivor, and head of one of the victims associations said of host of through this trial, frances, proven, it's dreadful that his legislation, even before 2015 was sound enough to judge what happened that night. the court case really has shown the terrorism as a dead end and doesn't produce heroes. that might seem obvious, but some youngsters are still attracted to his lamp terrorism. yet i hope this will make everybody understand that there's no future in terrorism and such attacks need

to stop figure yogato, viola, doors, and folks assortment. the end of the trial is an important step for everybody involved. not just because of the verdict, smith die, they can then the so the lord who are deeply implicated in the attack, such as sola, after slam, i need to get a harsh sentence, sudafed. but the end of the court case also means i can finally be able to stop being a victim. i'll be able to turn to other things, schools, or door men. that's a big step forward. it is it valued bessie? what. what happened that night at the back jacqueline will always stay a part of catherine. but some of that weight on her shoulder is now finally going to fall away at wimbledon. there are already big

problems with karone of ours just 2 days into the tennis championships. top men's content and mateo barrett tany has withdrawn off to testing positive italian one to warm up tournaments before wimbledon and was runner up at the grass grand slam last year. fellow men's singles play a man. chillik has also tested positive and pulled out. there are no extra corona virus restrictions at the tournament this year, so close contacts don't need to current aim despite infection rights surging in britain and europe. and before we go his a quick look at our top stories, this, our g 7 ladies have ended their 3 day summit in germany with an agreement to pursue further sanctions on russia. german johnson, the old of shult said g 7 members will increase the costs to russia for inviting ukraine. they're also pledging several $1000000000.00 to addressing a global food crisis. and as no rest for many western laid is now gathering waves, nato secretary general jens schellenberg for

a summit in madrid. shelton berg has called on nighttime member states to boost mandatory spending, to deter aggression in what he called, a more unpredictable world news update. coming up a profile of one of the world's top gold papers, federal noise, fine munich, and i've what is like a show kickoff. stay tuned for that. after a short break, we'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour. don't forget our website for all the latest news that day down that he dot com. i'm rebecca written in berlin from me and the team here. thanks very much for watching. ah

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