[000:00:00;00] ah, subscribe to w documentary on youtube. ah ah, i see that we news live from berlin. the un secretary general says ukraine's energy belongs to ukraine. antonia cherish calls on russia not to cut this up. we're really a nuclear plant from ukraine's power grid. something keith says moscow is planning to do. also, on the show,

germany sends new troops to molly to help with peacekeeping, but there are attentions over the host nation. iron rush and mercenaries to battle and surgeon. and finland's prime minister says she did nothing wrong partying with friends. now thought a marin has taken a drug test to prove her point in silence. her critics. ah, i'm nichol ferla. it's good to have you with us. a top level visit to ukraine and a stern warning to russia. but head of the united nations has restated concerns over the safety of europe's biggest nuclear power station. antonio terrace, calling for a safe zone around the russian occupied upper regia, nuclear plant. each side accuses the other of showing the plants keep also claims. russia is planning to cut electricity produced at the facility from its power

network. visiting the ports of odessa, gutierrez had a clear message for moscow. obviously, the electricity from some votes, you use ukrainian electricity and the it's necessary, especially during the winter ford of ukrainian people. and these people must be fully respected. now with all eyes on his upper h, i asked our correspondent young philip chance to give us the latest on the volatile situation at the nuclear power plant. well, after days of horrible news, there are some potentially good news. so during a phone call, we're a french president, my call hootin agreed to a mission of international inspectors at the power plant. this is remarkable because it seems to agree to ukrainian demands to let the inspectors travel through ukrainian or controlled for territories. so this is a huge,

a step forward. of course we have to see if he will really stick to this announcements. there have been very many misleading announcements in the past. and in the meantime, a situation at the power plant remains highly dangerous. a lot of international experts say that it's not only the shelling of the plant that is so dangerous, but also the increasing risks are increasing risk of potential. how are cats that could lead to a serious over heating of the reactor? swear for disastrous consequences. let's not forget the real reason, the terrorist visit and odessa grain. millions of tons remain stuck in the port city. our shipments starting to pick up pace. yes, there's also some good news in this regard. the grain deal seems to be holding

a more or around. $230.00 ships have left the ukrainian parts so far and more ships will leave the ports in the coming days. it's actually a big success for the secretary general gutierrez, and during his visit at the parts of odessa, he made it clear that he is very proud of the united nations contribution to it. he says that odessa is actually a symbol of what the world, so can she for when it's working together for a common good and good terrorist. when that deal was struck actually said that it might have been the most important deal of his career. the u. s. is announcing a new military aid package. what can you tell us about that? yes, the pentagon just announced another $800000000.00 aid package. it's basically a package of military assistance. it includes ammunition, how,

with certain, drawn up a equipment against my and a lot of military equipment. and it comes at a time when a lot of military experts say that the war has reached a strategic debt lock. and so that russia has serious problems. where for amunition or with vis you package, the united states have contributed more than 10000000000. if you ask dollars in military age to the ukranian war and said to the fight, cheer in ukraine. young fellow shouts with the latest from odessa. thank you. germany has sent fresh troops to molly following a dispute, which san german aircraft turn around in mid air. berlin suspended its peacekeeping operations. when molly's military government refused access, still doubts remain over the future of the mission. as molly is using russian

mercenaries to fight, and he had his insurgency in the country, the french may have left, but international troops are still in marley. among them around 1000 germans, part of the u. n. backed me no small peacekeeping mission. there are mixed feelings about them being there. melanie, minnesota has brought us nothing but problems. it would be better if they left. then alice will bear lyric whenever you can. if i'm a year for myself, they have assisted molly in training and on many levels, including financial and moral support. we cannot say there are no benefits. a month is, corporation has been a win for all parties. tension between germany and the military, junta and mildly have been growing mainly because by macros use of russian contractors, german for a minister barber grace this during

a trip to marley in april dasa my i'm doing this was my urgent appeal. why it's so important? including for the protection of civilians in molly that there is no co operation with russian actors here on the ground here for what it really quickly drove. the regime and marley has been criticized for working with the russian wagner mercenary group, which is being accused of atrocities against civilians. moderate troops and russian units home, all of a mildly shout. when you fall, it is clear that molly is changing. it strategy was the russian mercenaries want to get there is the head father interests. they want to get the mineral resources and then let themselves be paid and doing what the government one well the russian government has confirmed that voc in a personal are in molly the malia government still claims that they are instruct us from the official russian military. but these contradictions of further undermining trust between good lyndon by michael and they are making

a complete pull out by german troops. more likely by the day. let's get you up to speed now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. russia gas problem is switching off gas deliveries to europe through the north stream, one pipeline for 3 days from the end of the month. the reason it gives maintenance the announcements and gas prices soaring. moscow has blamed problems importing a repair turbine for a recent cut in supplies. mexican president undress, manuel lopez, red door has called for any soldiers and officials involved in the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 to face justice. a truth commission has said that military personnel bear responsibility either directly or through negligence. a court in the united states has sentenced a member of an islamist murder sell to life in prison for the deaths of 4 american

hostages in syria. l sheffield shake is part of the so called islamic state group dubbed the beatles by their captives because of their british accents. police a gunman have taken control of a hotel and the somali capital mogadishu, following car bomb blasts and gunfire. the al qaeda linked to i'll show bob group is thought to be behind the attack on the hyatt hotel. it's a popular venue with lawmakers and other government officials finance prime minister, santa marin, has defended her running to a private life. after a video of her partying with friends was leaked online. the video showing martin with well known influencers and artists has brought accusations of reckless behavior. martin says she did nothing illegal and has taken a drug test to prove it. ah, an innocent night out with friends or dereliction of public duty. finland's prime minister santa marine is at pains to prove it was the coma. after this video

showing her partying and speculation about drug taking went viral opposition parties demanded proof sheet not consumed an illegal substance. 7 on board a little bit on either through the area, but i consider these accusations very serious. and though i think the demand for a drug test is unreasonable for my own legal protection. and to clear up dates, i've taken a test to day if i like the results will come in about a week and a half full of de la norm vehicle ortho marines behavior have divided the finished public. some have defended her right to enjoy her free time as she pleases, like anyone else. others have called her behavior inappropriate, and say she was naive to allow the filming. she was on duty as p. m at the time, but that she had no imminent appointments. i didn't have any work meetings planned for that week and they are confirmed usually before hunt. and i

didn't have any meetings for example, saturday or sunday, but we didn't have any government meetings during that week and i had to tie more fund and spend it. why with my friends, and did nothing in legal still how critics question whether she could have made decisions in a sudden crisis in her condition, marine has the support of her social democratic party and intelligence experts say the incidental did not risk national security, but they warn it could be exploited for propaganda purposes, for example, by russia. mccarthy like will be albina malice. any other spunk bite, get that, and you have to be prepared for the fact that all material that start circulating can be used in the wrong way. batting santa marine became world's youngest serving government leader in 2019 age, just 34 percent. she has since been criticized for letting her head down at parties at her official residence. and last december, she apologized often. it was revealed,

she'd gone out clubbing till 4 am after being exposed to covey. 19 a short while ago, i asked our corresponding terry shelton, brussels. whether son omar's behavior really posed a risk to finland, security, while nichol, they've actually come out intelligence officials and said there was no security risk from santa barnes behavior. and we should point out that there is no evidence that she did anything wrong. dancing is not illegal in finland, drinking alcohol as an adult is not illegal and she does not appear even in that video, and i've watched it many times to to seem incapacitated in any way. but the truth is that in a country like finland, which shares a border of 1340 kilometers with russia, national security questions are taken very seriously and are discussed quite transparently in public. and that's what this is really coming down to. and in the end it's, it's not so much whether she would have needed to take

a decision at that moment that she was dancing in front of her friends camera. but whether the video itself can be used for propaganda. and as you heard, expert hannah smith say, there are already signs that russia is trying to exploit this video. this was, of course, meant to be a private video though. do we know how it was leaked? we don't know, and i've just checked with finished friends again in the last few minutes to make sure that we haven't seen any evidence about who leaked it. and this in fact might be a bigger security question. nicole because of course i sent them are and, and, and everyone there will. 2 know who was behind the phone, but if that person and i would expect that someone in that close circle would not purposely put it out. perhaps there is a lack of security in their phone system in, in the, you know, the people in networks close to santa martin. and that might be something that really is worth more of a more scrutiny when it,

when it comes to security. if these phones can be hacked so easily, that this video could be put out and i would expect that people are looking at that very closely. now, this entire thing has triggered a heated debate about whether a video like this would have caused the same stir in the prime minister. we're an older man is martin under a particular scrutiny in finland for being young and for being a woman. i think she is, and i lived in finland for 8 years and i study the country quite carefully. you know, finland has had a lot of leaders who've done things that might not be considered so publicly proper . they were drinkers, they had mistresses, they had quite close relationships with soviet leaders. and you don't hear so much about that. of course there wasn't twitter there. what weren't social social mobiles videos that could be disseminated into the public. and so they got away with a lot more. so now you have this extroverted,

a beautiful young woman seeming to have fun while on the job. and there's something about finland that says, you know, perhaps us just a bit much they, they aren't so light hearted at time. and i think they might be a little bit uncomfortable with it. but of course you have seen young people also cheering her on and saying, have a good time when you're off duty, madam prime minister. thank you very much. w correspondent, terry schultz from brussels. and lots of times you're out today, but stick around stephen bailey is up next with the latest in the world of business, you can always get all the latest news and information on our website. remember that is d w dot com article further from me and the entire team here and our newsroom and berlin. thank you so much for your company. her unsecured, that's why we that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not