says exhumations have already begun. please say the exact number of bodies of the mass grave is still unknown. officials haven't yet confirmed if the dead are civilians or ukrainian soldiers. russian troops retreated from the area last weekend. the ukraine has recapture thousands of square kilometers and his counter offensive moscow's forces are still launching assaults of their own. the town of balloon has been under intense russian shelling for weeks residence there are trying to flee to safety, but getting out is far from easy blown up to hinder, the advancing russians now back moot residence of forced to make a difficult journey across what's left of this bridge, some like this pensioner on her way home need help from their neighbors. it's a little easier for the able bodied, but no less dangerous, as explosions ring out and not far away. flores nor feel the main problem is the sound you can hear. now the lower the cost of them and everything else is secondary

. traditional good is good if it's quiet will a little true. but to get supplies to the cut off eastern bank, there's simply no alternative could afford in. sometimes they fire really close to the next to the store. yeah, just above our heads up is jamilla and the shrapnel sprays everywhere mixed with dirt. but we keep on carrying water. how can we leave wear to whom? with much of the city already in ruins and russian forces, same they have now captured villages to the south. volunteers are helping to get back mutes most vulnerable residence out while they can tell us. ah, the vast majority of the towns roughly 72000 pre war inhabitants have already fled off to weeks of shelling. as russia steadily advances back meets ukrainian, defenders still face

a difficult battle ahead. now look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in thailand, funeral rights have begun for victims of one of the country's worst mass killings. family members prayed in front of the coffins, covered with portraits and toys. a former police officer stabbed and shot 36 people, including many children at a child care center. brazil's president j, your bull scenario and his left wing opponent louise in osteo lula. da silva, have launched their run off campaigns. the rivals will go head to head at the end of the month. neither emerged as the clear winner of last week's election. will. canada says it will sanction senior members of iran's revolutionary guard and banned them from entering the country. this comes as international pressure grows on iran over its response to protest, triggered by the death of

a young woman in police. custody coroner in iran has denied that she was killed by blows. she suffered in detention, but dozens of protesters have died in suing crackdown and many more have been arrested. pouring blood instead of water, at least that's what it looks like after an unknown artist to these fountains and t . iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct donald protests. all over iran, amnesty international says it has verified that at least 52 people have been killed by security forces in recent weeks. but believe the real death toll is much higher . one of the victims nika shark had i me, the 16 year old disappeared after taking part in the protests against the islamic republic. 9 days later, authorities admitted she was dead, saying she follow for high building. a claim her mother rejects. that is

not. she has her face, cheek bones, and teeth were ruptured bush's, and the back of her head was hit hard and her skull was deformed. this is how she was killed. we received a lot of threats and we were asked to bury the body somewhere else. i didn't accept that, so on the day in the morning, they stoled the body without our permission and without telling any of us and buried it in a remote village under tight security conditions. he and generals anyway, it was in the hospital then. meanwhile, iran state via at a new video, allegedly showing gina martha armine, the woman who's death sparked all the protests breaking down in police custody without being attacked a story. her family rejects saying her crops too short, clear signs of being bruised and beaten. and so the protests all over the country

continued for my son, niko, for women, life and freedom. the money somebody is an iranian activist and expert on gender equality living in the you came earlier, i asked her if the increase international pressure on iran is likely to show any kind of impact on the regime. but one of the issues for a long time was basically an international community not taking any action against or why lation of human rights on relation of a woman's drive in iraq. so therefore, your was continuing to those actions and i, we believe rainy and activists. so many of us believe dad's a basic inquiry for any negotiation. weeds, islamic republic must be human and the rights to these actions. of course, i do do not have any short term impact within the long run. ne, any make iran responsible for its actions and put more pressure on them and

hopefully i will and change the situation for people like what we've also been seeing these solidarity protest taking place all over the world. did you expect this level of global support when the 1st protesters took to the streets in iran itself, 3 weeks ago? i think so of what happened dist high was every single radian could basically relate to what happened in the beef at previous protest. some time people would come to the street because a fair and the corner mc reasons, some time people because they were activists because they were journalists, they have been arrested, they have been killed inside work. what, what happened these 5 was ordinary women walking in this trade and been arrested by morality. police had been killed, said therefore i believe every single raining could relate to that. they were like,

i don't need to even protest. i don't need to be active or journalist to be arrested to be put in a prison or to be coach, just because i am raining just because i am a woman that can put my life in a trip. said therefore i think it was. they understood that they should take him action, and iranian old word of wall couldn't relate to dead the situation and they wanted a change. now they are demanding change. well, there have been protests in iran numerous times, so over the last several decades. but most of them are generally put down rather swiftly by a brutal response from the iranian government. so what is likely to happen this time around? what's next for these protests? i believe we are in the process is not to have. we don't know what exactly didn't happen next with what we know. he's, that piece was a very big step toward change for iranian people, what is happening be spawn, ease,

dead protest. there are very diapers and from different background from different ethnics. so therefore, it seems the spine is and we see a diversity even on demands in the past. they would arrest journalist activist and therefore ad approach will slow down. but these 5, given the authorities are quite confused because these proteins do not have any specific leaders. every single person industry as it's owned and moms, and there are their own. i leaders and they are interesting so many factors, so many of the journalists, but as they can see, still the protests are, i'm going gone. and i think the new generation at brought here, basically a new energy to everything. they are either because, you know, even students are protesting against islamic republic. so what i thing ease at this

time, it's not gonna be, you're not going to see it at the regime in just today or tomorrow, but we, we took a very big a step toward that was the ron in active as some on a saturday. thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us on d. w. some sports news now and in the own bonus, legal and eagerly anticipated clash between dormant and buyer and munich. the match is known as german footballs, classic buyer and look to have the edge by dormant, have found inspiration in a talented english youngster. what were you doing when you were 19, if you asked jude bellingham heat provided an assist on his debut as captain for but was he had brought money against cologne last week dot went, went on to lose the match. but there was never any doubt about bellingham leadership. it's a dream come to relay. and i, when i 1st saw him with his glove it's on from the i never even thought was possible to log in. i met the players and realize that i could didn't really believe that one that'd be the captain bellingham was asked to leave the team once

again for their mid week champions. league clash being a teenager, inspiring his team to a, for one victory over to via by scoring a goal and setting up another hotter. he did an incredible job house. it was excellent that you've seen why he's wearing the captain's arm bandits, even though he's so young as a humorous. many big clubs have shown interest in bellingham by an are renowned for snatching their competitions best talents. but when asked about the english international, their c. e or oliver con, had this to say, we're not thinking about it at all. bellingham is an outstanding player, but we have kim ish go ahead sca glove and barrett and zab it sigh. the last time, dought, month, one day, classy, caught in the buddhist. god was 4 years ago. they've lost every game since they're hoping the youngest of a captain would put an end to they losing streak back on friday. their,

their breyman were the visitors in hoffman time and the newly promoted side went ahead after just 18 minutes. when martin dukes rounded off a fine counter attack, one mail to breyman their lead last a barely 15 minutes though as lunas the boar proved hoffen haim could score break away. goals do just as the game headed for a draw, the referee awarded a controversial penalty. 3 minutes from time and buddhist league, a top score and nicholas fuque, luke stepped up to give brandon the when they move above hoffen heim into 4th place . well marked for stoppin, has a good chance to win his 2nd straight formula. one title after claiming pole position at the japanese grand prix. the red bull driver leave the standing by 104 points. so when on sunday, coupled with the bonus points for fastest lamp would almost guarantee him the title . but there is a small hurdle, the judgment will have to overcome for stop and has never won in japan. well,

here is what my 1st off and had to say after claiming full position at the suca circuit. i was just incredible to to drive herriman as fresh and qualified, you know, when you on low fuel these cars really come a larger to for sectors. so yeah, of course, very happy to be involved at all. so in general, just super happy to to rebecca, we end on a musical note thing. the city of liverpool will host the eurovision song contest after narrowly edging out its main arrival glasgow in scotland. liverpool will stage the event on behalf of ukraine, which one the previous edition of the contest, but can't host because of russia's invasion. ah, she is in central liverpool. the eurovision song contest is coming to town. the world's biggest music event in the birthplace of the world's biggest bond. li tools . former beetle, paul mccartney celebrates the news in one of the groups favorite,

been yours? oh, i the organizers referenced this cities place in music history. liverpool is the ideal place to host the eurovision song contest in 2023 because it is the city of pope. and also it has the great, the has a perfect venue for us with it, with a main arena connected to an exhibition center and a convention, whole ukraine's color spoke hyster, one eurovision in 2022. by the rules of the competition. the winning country gets to post the next event, boy, but with the war and ukraine showing no sign of bending. the organizes decided to relocate the contest to the runner up united kingdom, which is so far produced, 5 when as well. and that's the latest on dw news. we'll have more news for you at

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