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this is the pullman to unleash on violent pass and re imagine that these teachings or elements to gandhi's legacy store to august 6th on d. w. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is d, w. news live from verb in less than a day after keith and moscow. so on a deal to allow grand shipments out of ukraine. the credit army says russian missiles struck the port city of odessa printing president blood of miss zalinski
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says the attack purge, russia is all ready. fire lighting, the agreement also coming up the head of the world health organization declares the monkey pox outbreak a global health emergency. if he has the disease could spread rapidly to more countries. and pride is back here in berlin. hundreds of thousands joined the party in the german capital for the annual christopher street. they provided ah, a method he held walk into the program. russia has denied any involvement in a missile strike on the ukrainian port city of odessa. the attack comes a day after the un broke in an agreement between moscow and keith, to restart grain exports from you cried. addresses, port is part of a key route to get grain out to a hungry world,
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dependent on ukraine's crops. president, blood of mister linda, he called the attack, blatant of barbarism sang. it proved to rush. i cannot be trusted to implement the deal. the ukrainian port of odessa on file missiles struck the strategic city. only a day after a deal was made to unblock grain shipments. from ukrainian ports for many in odessa, the culprit was obvious. we'll talk with him to be shall hate and promised that they wouldn't bother guerrero and agreed they'd give safe passage. still they could get gray, not at all. but what does he do? he bonds, luna? with her family, cellular bonded i cannot say that i'm surprised. i mean, rash always goes back on. it's on its word it's, it's a, it's a nation that lies and steel and does whatever it once for its own gain. in conversations with turkey who broke the deal,
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russia was quick to deny responsibility. who, in our contact with russia, the russian stated that they had absolutely nothing to do with this attack. and that they were examining the issue very closely and observe bennett a lot less. but authorities and keith called the attack a spit in the face, and warned that moscow could not be trusted to uphold its promises. you're shocked, or if anyone in the world could have said before that some kind of dialogue with russia, some kind of agreement would be necessary. the walls look at what's happening today . russian caliber missiles have destroyed the very possibility of such statements. levity veil. the grain deal had been hailed by the un as a beacon of hope for millions in the face of a global food crisis. but less than 24 hours after it was signed, the deal to unblock ukraine's ports now hangs by
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a thread. but they doubly use correspondence. conley is in the training and capital key. if we asked him if the report of the tack on odessa could scuttle the great deal. well, it definitely gives weight to the voicing crane that were very, very skeptical about this deal long. who said, there is basically no basis for trusting russia to russia will meet the commitments given in turkey. that russia will attempt to take advantage to the fact that the c mines being removed in front of a desk. and we'll use that to try and take more turchin ukrainian did rush for mr. sagan. lever of, in recent days, he said that russia is not satisfied with don bass. that basically the whole of ukraine is still one of russia's targets. i think this agreement might still be working on paper and yet there is more work ahead in terms of setting up that coordination center in istanbul to coordinate these ships going in and out. but right now, it's very difficult to see how any commercial ship owner can even get insurance, or would be willing to send their property, their ship into ports, like a desa, given a situation where this is a constant risk. even if these missiles didn't hit the grain fortunate as they hit the port of odessa, and this is still an active,
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was on saying that attempt to try and take these 2 things apart to basically create peace at sea wall. there is an act of war on land. i think that proved to be very, very difficult and realization to steal. have a great enthusiasm for this. you know, worldwide is going to be very difficult. it's going to take quite some time. if a tool for anything to really translate into action on the ground, i was date of leasing. conley from the training capital key or the head of the world health organization has declared the fast spreading monkey pox outbreak. a public health emergency of international concern the declaration comes as cases have been detected in more than 17 countries. the health agency hopes the declaration will draw more attention and resources to fighting the disease. the world health organization has sounded the alarm over monkey pox, which it says is spreading quickly to many countries that have not seen it before. we have an outbreak that has spread around the wood rapidly through new modes of
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transmission about which we understand truly to and which meets the criteria in the international health regulations. for all of these reasons, i have decided that the global monkey books outbreak represents a public cold emergency of international concern. a public health emergency of international concern. it sounds bureaucratic, but in reality it means the organization sees the disease as a global health emergency. learning lessons from its covert response when it was criticized for being too slow and cautious to declare a pandemic. the w h o made this move in the hope of provoking countries into early action spread by a close, but not necessarily sexual contact. monkey pox has been mainly found in western africa until now. experts are baffled as to why it is spreading beyond that area and spreading so fast. it's not normally dangerous for those with healthy immune systems,
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but can be painful and lead to serious complications. so i had some lesions that were internal, not just on my skin, but also on my mucous membranes all over my body, basically. and those were the ones that were super pain. vaccines are available. it's the same, shorter, protects against smallpox production was put on hold when that disease was eradicated globally in the last century. the danish company that produces the vaccine says it can start deliveries immediately. but already there are concerns about voltages. monkey pops has been reported in around 70 country so far, often in networks of men who have sex with men. they have been at the forefront of protests calling for rapid and equitable vaccination programs, or the structure to even or earlier science journalists, chi cooper, smith, the detailed, some of the main concerns about the rapid spread of mackie box. what is unusual about this outbreak is really that it is affecting one particular group at the moment when are sex with men and that it is spreading at a pace that we haven't really seen with monkey pox in the past. this is not
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a virus that actually transmits all that well. so at the moment we think that the sexual networks that exist, make it much easier for those fires to spread from person to person. these are just much more densely connected networks than that. and i usually affected, but that also means that the risk is very different for different groups at the moment. so at the moment, at the moment the risk communication has to be that anybody who is a man having sex with men, you know, needs to be particularly careful as at a much higher risk than, than the rest of the population. but of course, over time, this virus can spill over into other groups. we don't know whether it can find other density connected networks that it can spread. and, and so you know, the w jo hopes to cope this outbreak before it does that or let's move on and take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the cell and tennesseans protested on saturday, head of a referendum on a new constitution demonstrate as a calling the draft constitution, a qu,
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that would give absolute power to the president. president says it's necessary to save the country from a political and economic crisis. wildfire spreading fast across california, prompting evacuations near yosemite national park. fire fighters had made progress against earlier blazes, but the so called oak fire has continued to spread the worst route in decades is fueling the flames. the largest reservoir in the u. s. is now just a quarter full. meanwhile, as the result of a major drought like made in nevada stores water for tens of millions of people that are this shrinking at an alarming rate. climate experts say that global heating is one of the leading causes a historic and deadly hate wife has been sweating, sweeping across europe. this wave smashing temperature record sparking fires and destroying crops and infrastructure. spain is one of the most badly hit countries. it's experiencing its worst year for,
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for forest fires. since records began in spain and neighboring portugal over 1700 people have died due to hate related conditions. and that figure is expected to increase. and italy has issued red alerts for some 16 cities on friday. is the current heat wave reached its peak there. abnormal and abnormally hot rather, and dry summers are becoming more common all over the world of china. and the usaa also gripped by searing hate waves this weekend side. a side climate change caused by human activities is to blame this area and nothing. spain used to be covered by losh pine forest. but the green woodlands have been replaced by ashes and smoke 15 families have lost their homes with christy. jo like us, his name is very sad it up of my husband,
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inherited this house from his parents hungry and he built this bit with his own hands when he was young to make it bigger. those little feet in thought, the so the little it really hurt them. sure. and it hurts me to yet about a dozen fires are still active across the country. in southwest france, thousands of fire fighters have been deployed to battles, spreading wild fires. the work is dangerous, but good humor is also critical. war on the line, as long as we have a bit of fire, it keeps us in shape in king and boy. the soaring heat has hit other parts of the world. mexico's northern states are baking. mindy, as a lab blackouts in the morning and at night the water cuts out. we have children, and we struggle when we do have water pressure, it's only
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a small stream. in the u. s. temperatures are expected to search to record ties in the countries north east, which is close to triple digits on the fahrenheit scale. just looking at the weather map all across america, like austin, texas, the high is a 100 plus every day, but the world is burning. it's not getting cooler right now. and it's pretty frightening. washington and philadelphia have both declared heat emergencies . public health officials, a warning people to drink, lots of water, avoid outdoor activity, and check on the elderly. o, hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in berlin's annual christopher st day parade. it's one of the world's largest pride events and this year even saw
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support from the german parliament. this is the 1st for germany, the l to b t q. pride flag raised in front of the german parliament, standing tall as a symbol of support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. ah, hundreds of thousands of people took to the capital streets, celebrating and voicing their concerns. ah, this light i am, i know been good friends lately. it's still the case that especially in berlin, taking the subway at night is nearly impossible because of all the crimes being committed. yes, we have same sex marriage in germany now, but a lot remains to be done. that would come up with you, but we're a couple and we just want to show the world that we love each other and that we can express our love openly without facing hatred for it. even that i love the christopher street day parade is named after the site of the 1969 riots in new
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york that launched the gay rights movement. the pride event attracted people from around the world, including activists from bought on ukraine. my name is juanita and i came here all the way from your brain. ah. you your money back guarantee on behalf of my community, hey, my gone through. the march ended at the brandenburg gate with enthusiasm still high. and the celebrations of set to continue into a warm bowlin night spot out in formula one sharla clear has taken paul position for the french grand prix. the ferrari driver was fastest in qualifying clipping championship rival max for stephanie, and the 2nd on the grid. at means laclare clenches his 7th pole of the season and he needs we need somebody to close the gap
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