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ah, jackson, who takes w mm. ah, ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin. russia withdraws its troops from a key ukrainian city to avoid being surrounded. ukrainian officials say that soldiers have now enter the town of lyman development, being viewed as a major defeat from moscow. also coming up the leader of the king of fos,
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those military junta is himself ousted in a military coup army rebels. and now they have overthrown paul and lead amoeba. but new reports have gotten fire in the capital suggest the crisis is not over. ah, i'm an you keeps mccann and thanks so much for joining us. the russian defense ministry says it has pulled out its troops from b, strategically important town of lyman and easton ukraine, and keith says its soldiers have now entered the city. lyman is in the done yet region, one of 4 that russian president vladimir putin, for credit, proclaimed to be part of russia on friday. the recapture of lyman by ukrainian troops. his paws have a wider counter offensive that has seen ukraine retake significant amounts of territory in the east. and carson conley joins us now from the ukrainian
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capital. keith nick, moscow says its troops were withdrawn from best key ukrainian town. what does this mean for ukraine's continued advance against russia? well, i mean, that is putting a very brave face on it and did that song that moscow had a due time and time again in recent weeks and months tried explain away his defeats on the battlefield. that seems like a lot of russian soldiers lost their lives trying to get out on a road that was within me, a range of ukrainian artillery. this is crucial because this is basically the north western entry point to don bas region. it is not a far away from that he is likely to chance and am it listed as chance and am that whole region that was so crucial this summer? this is where it rushes spent and you're basically months trying to get the cities . lots of lives were lost, lots of tech was loss. and now you cranes when striking distance of the cities and
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of c, it's important in terms of the optics. the symbolism just a day after vladimir putin annexed these regions and said that russia was here to stay, that russia would never leave these territories ukraine, proving that it is able to roll back those russian positions. nick were getting reports of another attack on a civilian evacuation, convoy and you tried what more can tell you, can you tell us about that one? well that is not very far away from eliminates on the eastern part of the hurricane region is t of could parents and it seems like now based on the most recent reports from the green officials are more than 20 people lost their lives. more than half those are believed to be women and children, and we've seen pretty awful images of cars. races shot up some burnt out, the cranes the same that they were shot at from very close range. and as we understand these are civilians trying to get out who are living in so called gray zone. so basically between the ukrainian and the russian front lines, this is
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a problem that we've had, tom tom again where people lose internet access, phone connection and basically a cut off from information don't know how to get out and often leave getting out too late, basically till they can hear the shooting around them and then and up a very danger situations like this of watching. it seems like this is not gonna be the last time we saw like this. next, thanks so much. that's nick connelly reporting from keith. and i'm very pleased to welcome alexander, my tough ski. he's an author, has written about the origins and strategic behavior of regimes life. vladimir putin is also an assistant professor at the u. s. naval postgraduate school. i should add that his views here don't represent those of the u. s. government. he joins us from california. dr. metachesky, welcome to t w. russian forces have pulled out of the strategically important ukrainian town of lyman watts. well, president putin's response be to this set back, given that his troops are now being pushed out of what he is calling russian territory. thank you for having the yes,
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this is an unprecedented situation. and we could say that the rushes losing the war beyond anyone's wireless expectations. just a student announced the annexation yesterday. some 5000 of his troops were being some surrounded in the area of lyman. and lot of people may, will be the 1st leader in history to attempt an annexation, while his armies retreating from the battlefield. and also the annexation is trying to antics territory that the russian military has, does not hold and is never held. so it's unprecedented situation. it is not clear what they will do and the motivation for the annexation and the 1st place was primarily domestic. so really to conquer by decree, what the kremlin could not confront a battlefield. so the criminal had to appeases nationalist score supporters and also provide justification for the mobile ization that is done to protect russian territory. because this wasn't going well with the population as you might imagine
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. so what can gained from these annexations is purely an internal sort of p r exercise is about right to say yes, more or less. so basically it was a big show. i was a big rally and a show in moscow in and around the kremlin and do much actually really on the battlefield. the only kind addition is that it did threaten ukraine in the west eyes. the situation on the ground is not going well for russia. they're really creating this very unprecedented situation in terms of the impact. so this is the greatest challenge to international order since world war 2, because it's violating the principle, the larger countries are not going to be able to grab territory of smaller countries and what the pigeons threats are doing. it's also not just to conquer, but actually to protect those conquests with nuclear weapons. so success for this scheme is really invitation, not just for putin but also other potential aggressors, to obtain nuclear weapons and to try to,
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to repeat that situation. could one say that the annexation of these regions has now given person a reason to declare job done, and could that may, can negotiated settlement more likely at all? yes, that's interesting. again, i have to remind you of the stakes in terms of negotiations. we're definitely some time off the way from an end to this conflict, but the annexation actually made it harder for the international community to accept anything other than a complete the restoration of ukraine's thoroughly integrity. again, the violation of this principle of vial ability of national borders and no national conquest, and our annexations makes it really hard to come up with a formalized speech deal here in terms of domestically it will be a very hard so really beautiful is stuck between these very divergent constituencies with divergence and interest. so one hand has the nationalist which have become his core constituents and they're really pushing for
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a full in invasion. and on the other hand, you have the general population, which really doesn't want to participate in. this is really torn, it will be a very difficult solution. whatever he pursues there, alexander natal sky, will have to leave it that. but thanks so much for your analysis. thank you. now the head of the african union has condemned a military clue and bikini faso. amid reports of gunfire in the capitol wagon to give a group of soldiers overthrew poor little glade, amoeba, an officer who himself took over the west african nation. in january, the newly declared leda and captain, equal to him toggle. they appeared on friday on state television to announce the crew. the african union has called it an unconstitutional change of government, government, army officers, address the nation, the national television broadcast, and the doubts over who's now in charge. the military leaders had overthrown their own lieutenant turned president,
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promised to tackle the volatile security situation. going down to north, it is conscious of our historical responsibility, the patriotic movement for safe garden restoration. here by commits all fighting forces to refocus on security and the restoration of the integrity of our territory and visit us. we reassure the international community that burkina faso will continue to respect its international commitments including human rights. prior to the announcement protestors took to the streets of the capital. why do go to support the removal of president paul, our lead amoeba. the now ex president came to power in a previous could into, in january. but his promises didn't convince to berkener bay as we won't change his arm of a truly fundamental change so much about a change that will bring peace to bikini fossa. even if it takes 10 cool liver, we will find the right solution is the military officers who seized control of the
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country have announced the closure of berkener. fossils landon air borders, as well as a night time curfew, but more measures will be needed to restore peace. many in burkina faso are frustrated with the government's inability to stem islamist violence in the north, in the latest deadly attack. 11 soldiers were killed on monday by g hottest in soon province, while escorting a civilian convoy. so far, almost 2000000 people have been internally displaced by the violence. friday's overthrow as t h successful qu, since burkina faso gave independence from france in 1960. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. vote counting is underway in latvia, the former soviet states general election has been overshadowed by russia's invasion and annexation of parts of ukraine. exit polls suggests that the ruling
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centrist party, which has committed to backing keith, is in the lead ethnic russians make up a quarter of the countries. 1.9000000 population. danish officials say the nord stream to pipeline is no longer leaking natural gas into the baltic. sea pressure in the damaged pipe has now stabilized according to its operators. e leaders have described damage as sabotage that set to discuss infrastructure security at a summit in prague. later this week and turkish president wretch had time at one has renewed a threat to block sweden and finland from ne. so membership, he says, turkey will not ratify their membership unless they keep their promises on fighting terrorism. turkey accuses both countries of supporting kurdish militants who anchor are considered to be terrorists. at brazil is set to vote in a presidential election on sunday. concern over widening inequality has boosted
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leftist former president luther and osceola da silva. he's pulling well ahead of right wing incumbent jaya, both scenario who's been blamed for economic woes that have driven many into severe poverty. for the past 3 years, where lease has been living in a park and sao paolo back then, she lost her job and could no longer pay her rent. together with her partner swirlies, collect unwanted food, and begs for money on the street. if again, i picked it out of the garbage, but i'm going to eat it. sway, lease is far from alone. the un says one 3rd of the brazilian population suffers from food insecurity. homeless people are the worst affected. many of sal paolo's homeless or miners, according to this your city council census there around 4000 young people living on the streets that double what was 15 years ago. nearly 2 thirds are under 11
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since 2017. brazil has kept government spending. critics say this and systemic failure has made social problems worse. i see so and it's fitting fast as it will discuss, probably several public policies that helped to subsidize society and balanced the historical divide. in brazil had ended as the photo and they have not been replaced, make them ada. a police sundays elections could change all that under the incumbent jar bold scenario. so polos homelessness problem grew fusion part by the pandemic. his opponents left when candidate lula da silva, leads the polls hoped by proposals on the economy and poverty that resonates with many vultures. whatever happens at the polling boots sway lease, and her partner hopes that the next government will commit itself to closing the
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growing economic divide. since 4th news now, and in the bonus league, it's been a bad day for the teams. at the very top of the table leaders or noon berlin fell to their 1st defeat of the season. they lost to nil. at frankfurt. with mario gets among the home sides goals dormant could have overtaken unknown with the wind, but they were beaten and cologne. that means high book. and now 2nd after they edged past mines, as were elsewhere team will van and christopher and cuckoo, both netted braces for our b light say against bo home. all spoke also one and on friday night by an end of for game bundis league, a windless streak by beating by oliva was in for know some, assigning assario money was back amongst the goals the host lion. this strike had made it 3 nil just before half time, and the one will go, followed in the 2nd half, 2 must mila. rounding off the scoring with 6 minutes to go after a slip from the lever and goalkeeper bland had been in during that worst run of
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lead form for more than 20 years. for the victory will now ease the pressure on coach union nuggets. man. and looking ahead to the rest of this weekend's matches, breyman hose mentioned glad back later to night. and there are 2 more matches on sunday. and you are watching d. w news, and that's all we've got time for coming up. next is shift will meet some unique female role models on social media. i'm a new cups mckinnon. and i'll be back of tough to be out with with more international headlines. thanks for watching. t w's crime fighters are back a little bit africa's most successful radio drama series continues for the whole episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's face.

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