is the pulpit unleash on violet bos. enrique, imagine these teachings for relevance to gandhi's legacy door to august 6th. won't be w ah ah ah . this is dw news live from berlin. ukraine prepares to restart grain exports from the black sea despite a missile attack. in odessa, the strike came less than a day after you. crane struck a deal with russia to unblock the grain. you premium president will a juniors a lens. he says they attack proves russia is already violating the agreement. also

coming up on the show, the world health organization issues its highest alarm over monkey pox, declaring the outbreak a global health emergency. and the pride of roars back in berlin after 2 years of crone of virus restrictions, hundreds of thousands joined the party in the german capital for annual celebration . ah hello em claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. preparations to resume grain exports are underway in ukraine despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. russia has denied any involvement. the attack came a day after the un broker to deal between moscow and keith to unblock grain shipments on the black sea. president will let him years a lensky called the attack, blatant barbarism, saying

a proved russia 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 hear or what can i be shall hate and promised that they wouldn't bother guerrero and agreed they'd give safe passage still they could get a grain attic that oh, but what does he do? he bonds mom with her family. cellular bonded. i cannot say that i'm surprised. i mean, rush always goes back on. it's on its word that 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. 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 visit to the left. but authorities and keith called the attack a spit in the face, and warned that moscow could not be trusted to uphold its promises. here shortly, if any one in the world could have said before that some kind of dialogue with russia, some kind of agreement would be necessary. the war look at what's happening to day 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 a thread. the doesn't correspond it much. yes. boylen guys in the ukrainian capital, keith and i earlier asked him what the strike on odessa needs for grand shipments.

well, ukraine is planning to go ahead with these grain experts, so it's quite possible that there will be attempts may be successful, attempts to issue about grain. but of course, it's a warning to every crew member on these ships these ships will be turkish ships. um that they are a potential target, and that's probably what russia intended. it's an act of sabotage of this, of this agreement. that's very clear. now it has now been 5 months since russia attacked ukraine. you've been covering this war for us since then. how have ukrainians adjusted to this new reality of living under war? look, if you'd been in a coma for the past 5 months, you woke up and you would be brought to key if you'd be forgiven for not knowing that there is a war going on. it's really that the obvious signs of the war in the capital. i'm talking about the capital league situations, of course, different in the east and south, and many of the, of the signs of the war. me the,

the, the checkpoints or the, the scared people who wouldn't dare to go out of on the streets on the signs or are gone a few things to persist. there is a curfew, et cetera. but mostly life has returned to norma, but it's a normality where your friend, your brother, your daughter, are somewhere fighting and they might never come back. that's the reality for people. so of course, there is a, there is a tension. i'm but people are trying to, to, to somehow go on with their lives, which they have not become easier. we have people who are out of jobs or the factories are closed, et cetera. life is tougher than it was before. but people are trying to keep the spirit to maintain some kind of her of her often normality of, of, of a life side of the war. you cannot live um, in, in, in this exceptional mode that you had in the fight part in the 1st months of the war, permanently so, so, so people are trying to cope with it and am, may be,

let's listen to what some of the people here on the streets, i say, okay, yeah, as i showed them as of when it is at, in the wash and stop as fast as possible. and i want that someone helps us because more takes a lot of lives every day. and the more efforts we do to stop the war, the more lives will be saved. and in general, the waters, something that should not happen in any country in the modeling world. it is just horrible, suite of all the rest as it is a clever mother gloom during the side that has common sense will windows and that it is us who have common sense because we are strong and therefore we will when our children are living here. how could we leave all that behind and tolerate the war where tired of all this air raid alarms constant bombings, cities are being shelled. i don't understand as people are dying, and this is the worst. you even who did the summer? wow. then what about the go over, it's impossible that are ukrainians who have been fighting for their freedom for ages will not win this war and the best bloody, occupying war, east,

missouri. so yes i so now i think that no matter how long this war last my have to stay strong, not get distracted because our warriors need our support. i be should work on our retreat. look for one percent, most of them together. everyone has to do what one can do, best me emotionally crashing at you for those testimonies from ukraine so much he has after 5 months of fighting, is there any indication ukraine will be able to regain control over the territory now and her ration control and that's hard to say, but what, what we are seeing is that there is another shift in the, in the caught her course of the war as, as it's have, it's been happening in the past. maybe 2 or 3 weeks after, but mostly about after them multiple rocket launchers arrived from the west. so the 1st phase was this some attack from all sides on ukraine that has been fought back by the ukrainian forces quite well with anti tank weapons,

mostly at this uncoordinated attack by russia. the 2nd phase was this artillery war, mainly in the east where russia concentrated all its r to fire power on a few places and, and they were firing. they had 10 times more 15 times more em ammunition than the ukrainians. and they were able to, basically slowly advance was a slow grinding advance. now, with the arrival of the multiple rocket launchers, the ukraine is much more able to hit the infrastructure behind the lines of the russians. and that has slowed their advance and that has considerably changed the dynamics on the field but, but whether this is enough to go forward and retake these territories for ukraine is pretty much a question. because or at least that's what ukrainian military is saying, that they would need a lot more, what weapons and possibly different weapons to advance. what they can do now is to considerably a a,

make it difficult for russia to continue is past, but they are not yet able to retake these territories the gains they have been making. for example, in the south, in this counter offensive that they have announced, also incremental at the moment correspondent matches for, for us in cave. thank you. as always for reporting. well, the head of the world health organization has declared a fast spreading monkey pox outbreak. a public health emergency of international concern a declaration it comes as cases have been detected in more than 70 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 world rapidly through new modes of 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 coal 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 covey 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, 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 painful. vaccines are available . it's the same short that protects against smallpox production was put on hold when that disease was eradicated globally in the last century. the danish company that produces the vaccines as it can start deliveries immediately. but already there are concerns about voltages. monkey pops has been reported in around 70 country so far, often and networks of men who have sex with men. they have been at the forefront of protests calling for rapid and equitable vaccination programs for the structure. let's turn our attention now to some other stories making headlines around the world's tunisians protested ahead of a referendum, may new constitution. demonstrators are calling the draft constitution a who that would give absolute power to the president. the president says it's necessary to save the country from a political and economic crisis. a wildfire is spreading on the greek island

of less bloss. hundreds of tourists and residents have been evacuated from a popular holiday resort on the east of the island. over 300 firefighters have been deployed with the fire blazing on 2 fronts. and a state of emergency has been declared in the parts of the us state of california. as a wildfire, there spreads rapidly, the oak fire broke out near yosemite national park. the worst drought in decades is fueling the flames. about 6000 people have been ordered to evacuate and the largest reservoir in the u. s. is now just a quarter full. as a result of a major drought lake need in nevada stores water for tens of millions of people, but is shrinking at an alarming rate. climate experts say that global heating is one of the leading causes. we're here in berlin. hundreds of thousands of people

have taken part in the annual christopher st day prize parade this year. it also is all support from the german parliament. this is the 1st for germany, the l to be 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 that concerns. this light i am, i know been good friends gladly. it's still the case that especially in berlin taking that some way 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, man, lab one, divide up where a couple and we just want to show the world that we love each other and that we can express. i love openly without facing hatred for it, even that i the christopher street day parade is named after

the site of the 1969 riots in new york that launched the gay rights movement. the pride event attracted people from around the world, including activists from water ukraine. my name is juanita and i came here all the way from ukraine. ah, you normally the id on behalf of my community? hey, my gone through the march ended at the brandenburg gate with enthusiasm still high . and and formula wanna sharla, clara has taken po possession for the french grand prix. a ferrari driver was passes in qualifying tipping championship rival max for stop in into 2nd on the grade. it means laclare clinches his 7th all of the season and he needs

a when in sunday's race to close the gap on for stopping with 30 points, clear drivers standings. before we go, a quick reminder of our top story at this hour preparations to resume a grain exports are underway in ukraine despite a missile strike on the port city of odessa. the attack came a day after the un broker to deal between moscow and keep to unblock grained shipments on the box that they asked us our station to for world stories coming up next. and i'll be back to more updates at the hour is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those.