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this is the moment to unleash on violet pass and re imagine these teachings for relevance to gandhi's legacy. stuart to august 6th on d. w. ah ah, this is deedee the news live from berlin, ukrainian president villa dimmers, the lensky vows to re take control of the south ukrainian forces of fighting to re capture the house on region. they may be outdone by russian troops, but they are ready for bruce, old battle, a successful counter offensive could mock a turning point?
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rushes top diplomat says the kremlin is aiming for regime change in ukraine so that russians and ukrainians can be united. the comments come at the start of sergei lab, rob's african tool, and informing the one charlotte clerk squanders yet another pole position. as he spins out of the french grand prix and title rival max best up and takes full advantage. ah! i'm told me all lot well, welcome to the program. we began with the war in ukraine where the country's military is now mounting a counter offensive and the southern house on region which fell to russian forces early in the invasion. president villa dimmers lensky has vall take back the region
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as, as his troops are advancing, step by step, but the ukrainians are still outgunned by russian forces and urgently need more advanced weapons from the west. if they do succeed, it could give them the momentum to make further gains. the ravages of war have left this village uninhabited, except for a few stray pets and these ukrainian fighters. as they wait for the order to begin . ukraine's promised pushback towards the strategically and symbolically important city of hampson, currently under russian control. this village is just kilometers from harrison, but on the ukrainian control side of the front line. the signs of devastation are everywhere in what's left of this settlement in his nightly address president followed him as a lensky vow to take back have sun and said ukrainian troops were already making headway there. but the him was under that. first of all, we can say now that in the hands on region, the occupiers tried to gain
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a foothold that collaborators made various brazen statements. but how did it help them, or the armed forces of ukraine are advancing, step by step in the region like a public. these fighters see it as their duty to future generations of ukrainians to resist russian occupation. hassan members, all on so thoughtful, we will liberate harrison. that's for sure. what's prolonged only we won't give it away to the russians. that's why we're here. we will say that our children won't have to fight any more. they will you all so that we can resolve this war issue now and forever. liam was at the baton your us. some of these men fear they will be hopelessly outgunned by the enemy. no, dominique, without much will, are clearly we really don't have enough artillery here. been purchasing. if we fire 8 times at them. usher, they fire back 48 times. for now. they have superiority in artillery was working
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with us was still unique for a quarter due from one income when you go through and both ukrainian officials and western analysts fear the imminent battle for harrison could be the start of the bloodiest phase of the war. so far, ukraine says it's prepared to restart green exports through the black sea despite a russian missile strike on the port city of a desa. the attack happen just a day after the 2 countries signed a deal to resume exporting the global markets. despite the ongoing war, after initially denying any involvement, russia said it's missiles hit, a ukrainian military target. the agreement aims to get ukranian crop safely out via ship and help ease a global food crisis. millions of tons of grain have been trapped since the invasion due to russian attacks on ukrainian infrastructure. and blockade of it supports our correspondent in cave mathias. burlingame told us more about the
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procedure of restarting the green exports. so there will be a corridor along with the ships, ships can move this corridor will be de mine. there's no complete demining of the ukrainian ports because that was one of the problems. you can fear that if you mind the pause, the russian army will attack there. so there will be just this one corridor and the ships that will bring the grain out will start from turkey. they will come into the ukranian ports that will not be accompanied by, by russian or international warships. they will sail into these ports, will load the grain and then say all of the ships i exclusively turkish companies that have the right to to operate these ships and they will unload in turkey. and turkey will then re distribute the grain on to other ships and on to other routes. russia will inspect these ships before they start off the turkish port. russian officials and military people will be in the turkish ports,
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so they will make sure that no weapons can be shipped on the way in by these boats . russian foreign minister survey lever or says he's countries aiming for regime change in ukraine and hopes to unite ukrainians. and russians made the commons in cairo during the 1st leg of a tour of african countries. ill also visit if you'll peer uganda and the democratic republic of congo. i talked with president abductor l. c. c a, and e g, an age of sorry, a foreign minister lover of said russian green exporters were committed to meeting their orders in full. he reaffirmed that the deal on the safe export of ukrainian grain remains in place, lover of also sanctions on russia. have prompted an attempt by moscow to re orient its foreign policy towards africa and other parts of the world. let's have a listen to what he had to say. we should move to you today. we spoke in detail about the steps our respective foreign ministries need to take to prevent damage to
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our economic relations from western sanctions. we want to reconfigure our relationship under the new conditions created by those illegitimate sanctions imposed by the us and its allies. so you and, you know, i've talked to dw russia reporter vladimir as the pulse and asked him why africa is so important to russia. at this stage. we are witnessing not on the military battle and on the shields of the oak ukraine, the witnessing a huge battle over minds and hearts and or wide, especially in africa as well. because the grain exports is a huge, important swafford and country. it's no accident that mister lover of visiting except on the 1st of which is africa, door edge. it is highly dependent on araselis, ukrainian grains, 25 percent of the grants are consumed and it's at the top or just in the us in the grain. so it's obviously a part of the blame game was to blame for this current crisis. irascible drank to
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push the blame to the rest and work with the united states in europe and unions with his food crisis. blaming the sanctions imposed on the roster and trying to convince the board that are asked us to have a partner. you have a friends inside and in class with the united states and europe in your notes union but, but we have to print from the russian point of view of it in africa. so she would be important for economic reasons to propose to question political reasons as well . let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. po francis has arrived in canada where he's expected to apologize to members of the indigenous community over abuse committed by catholic clergy. a canadian government commission in 2021 found that generations of indigenous children suffered physical and sexual abuse. in state funded schools run by the catholic church,
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maritime charities, and coast guard ships have rescued over a 1000 people in the central mediterranean. this weekend. the german organizations see, watch says it saved more than $400.00 migrants and 4 separate operations. a migrants were trying to cross the mediterranean from northern africa to europe. a state of emergency has been declared in part of the us state of california. as a wildfire spreads rapidly, the oak fire, as its been named, broke out near yosemite national park, threatening thousands of homes, some of the world's largest and oldest trees. this fire is closing in on the largest grove of giant sequoias india, semi t national park. fire fighters are hoping to protect these ancient trees. some of the largest in the world
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homes, businesses, cars, the flames are devouring everything. fixed smoke has darkened the parks, scenic views. more than 6000 people, including campers, have been told to get out. they came by about 1520 minutes ago and told us that everybody's got to go about 4 o'clock our one out. and the fiery thing coming towards us rafter weeks ago, firefighters installed sprinklers in the murray potter grove to keep the trunks moist in a bit to keep the flames away from the sequoias, including one of its most famous attractions. this 3000 year old sequoia known as the grizzly giant in recent years, california wild fires have destroyed thousands of giants,
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requires fire. officials say it could take days before this one is fully contained. warmer temperatures and extreme drought conditions linked to climate change are making wildfires more common. the yosemite blaze comes as much of the u . s. is in the grips of an extreme heat wave parts of california are seen temperatures close to 40 degrees celsius. meteorologist matthew capuchin told us how the current conditions around the u. s. a diverging from the summer norms. so it's, we're used to warm weather in the summer a little bit much. and one thing that really struck me is that we've had it for weeks at a time with very standard weather and temperature, about $510.00 result more than what we normally expect. we're really it just how long it plays, it can reestablish the sit there. again, there are 3 ways so far the most,
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the lower 48. now i want to talk briefly about why you are sitting in place. we think about what happens when you have a stone, you know, kind of on long a place that's exactly what's happening with a kind of the neat crest of the gesture. mickey will allow her to sit here and you know, just moving along the sides just sitting in place. and if you're not going anywhere anytime soon, i think so record temperatures over there. but also here in europe, similar similar situations, record set in temperatures as well. what would you say is to blame for this? so any i even in lesser years and then a different, so do something called a low essentially a positive low pressure holder, low pressure and spin that has come off of jittery and as result sat with ms. law in just hunky north end because it was detached in the jet stream. there's nothing
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to really tell you a lot about like 567 days. i'll just generally african war nor horse 19. now that sort of has happened before, always on temperatures. 40 degrees celsius, the previous record being 38172019. so hygiene is playing a major role with temperature 2 is degrees warmer than we saw. similar set up. this is any, a 1000 percent or more likely nation. so again, we'll see don't pretty much until the end of time. but my age is sort of pushing ordinary them into a regular territory brain. very high impact. and so far more than 50100 people died, 40040 died wildfire all as a result of the excessive heat grave situation. the mature religious matthew could pushy, thank you for speaking to us. checking in on the sports fallon formula,
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one maximus tappen has extended his championship lead to 63 points after winning the french grand prix. and all for the 1st time, sharla clear started a race in pole position. but disaster struck again for the ferrari driver. another pull position for charlotte clare, and very soon another sob story. them on a gas had converted only 5 of his previous 15 career pulls into winds, and the list of failures grew just 18 lapse in as he spun out of contention. it was the 3rd time this year laclare had retired while leading on the team radio. he made his frustration plain once again, max for stoppin was the beneficiary of la clair's bows. the grid at le castelli has been good to the dutchman and he took the checkered flag just as he had last year. elsewhere, there was a rare moment of joy in
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a poor season for mercedes. as george russell joined british compatriot and teammate louis hamilton on the podium but the day belonged to for stepan, who, 7th, when of the season gives him a healthy lead over the chasing pack ahead of next weekend's race in hungary. ah, this is deed of lineage, live from the land coming up next sports life for the look at the basketball phenomenon in the philippines remedy and get on the latest news on our website. eat up. com. i've told me all that a boat for myself and the team thanks for watching closely .

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