ah, i love and respects ah, ah ah, this is dw news coming to you live from berlin. russia launches a new wave of strikes, targeting cities across ukraine, cube says at least 11 people have died, stripes, calm and day after germany in the u. s. pledge to send tanks to ukraine. also all the program is real response to rocket pyar from garza air strikes,

hit militant targets, amid rising tensions following, and israeli raid only occupied west back. and the international olympic committee says russian athletes should be allowed to compete. and next year's games, that's called outbreak to ukraine. we meet one athlete who tells us you can't separate sport. ah, lo, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russia has pounded ukraine with a barrage of missiles and drones. ukraine says it shot down most of them, but that the attack is left at least 11 people dead. the strikes came directly after western allies promised to send ukraine more powerful weapons to help repel russia's invasion. canada is the latest country to promise leopard tanks for ukraine's army. this is all that mains of helena panacea anne's home on the

outskirts of keys. the huge crater at the sight of a russian missile hertz building like a fully f, as in she was at home when the attack happened, but miraculously escaped without injury. affordable. i was in my bedroom and the house was hit to google. you were to crawl out through the destroyed walls. she's now lost her home and everything in it. elsewhere in the capitol, another missile killed one person and wounded 2 others on the plaza. it's not the 1st time this is the 4th or 5th time. we have already lost count with the latest attacks, had critical infrastructure across the country. here in odessa, a power facilities were damaged, forcing residents to q for emergency water supplies.

so this woman slid here from here, san with her children. she says the war is taking its tolerably away with him, the deeds of we hope that all of it will pass me both of us. i colleges will work with the children after today's attack had got kind of scary again booklet best. when the shelling started today in the power and then water out of the children started to be nervous again. but getting into the fresh shelling comes just one day after ukraine's waste and allies confirmed they would seem tanks to help troops repel rushes invasion for ukrainian suffering. from russia's aggression like helena, their arrival can come soon enough. we spoke earlier to cubes, mayor, battalion clench, go. we asked him how russia's attacks on infrastructure, affecting morale in ukraine. the russian threat to destroy our infrastructure right

now, a small outside is pretty called. and the target, the target, it's critical infrastructure. the russian forces threat to breathing care in our hometown, tried to make a huge damages and destroy the normal life to be them and to make your house to dread, to bring the depressive mood to everyone, to everyone. our citizen instead them the people were angry and read as a 5 listen the i year like, great saying the hours. better without let to stand what and then with russians. and we're still fighting for how and dependency for our freedom. and that why the russians, that's why we have a lot of a lot of cornish and we thank you one more time for

support of our friends to android system to no more than defense weapons. it's very helpful to rein 2 forces and every reg, it's eric, give me guys. one was sent down tonight sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. turkey's foreign minister has acute sweden of being complicit in a hate and racist crime for failing to prevent an anti islam protest in stockholm on the weekend. he said, holding talks on sweden or finland about their bids to join. nato was currently meaningless. the nordic countries require turkeys approval to join the alliance. us authorities of charge 5 police officers with murder over the death of a black men tie reed nichols died in memphis hospital earlier this month after being beaten during a traffic stop. the 5 officers and bald i have been charged with 2nd degree murder

. they were all removed from duty last week. in haiti's capital port of france, more than a 100 police officers in civilian clothes, blocked streets and protest against the killing of their colleagues. the caribbean nation has been grouped by violence and political tales with 18 police officers killed by armed gangs in the last month. israel's military says it has carried out airstrikes on militant targets in gaza. the strikes come ours after rockets were launched from the palestinian territory. israel says 3 out of 5 rockets were intercepted by the iron tow air defense system. no casualties have been reported on either side. the escalation comes after these really military conducted a deadly raid in the west bank city of jeanine. palestinian authority says 9 people were killed in the operation which israel says was intended to thwart an imminent attack. palestinians blocked the streets of janine to bury their dead.

they say one of the victims was a 60 year old woman. this video released by israel shows troops moving in on a house in the janine refugee camp in a rare daytime raid. israel said the house was being used by suspected militants planning an attack against israelis. this is what was left of the home after the military said it detonated explosives being used by the suspects the 3 hour rate as being described as the deadliest israeli operation in the west bank in 2 decades. the jeanine refugee camp is considered a stronghold for the militant palestinian organisation islamic jihad. islamic jihad is designated as a terrorist organization by the you. one of the groups leaders about defiance after the raid or resistance will carry on. we will not back down from confronting the

occupier. we will not be intimidated by the rain quickly triggered palestinian protests and clashes with israeli police. israel's bar, right, national security minister praised the mission and reiterated that troops had the government's full backing. it was invalid. i want to congratulate the anti terrorism forces, the shin bet, yes. who carried out a successful operation last night that we support our soldiers in the war against terrorists against the militancy negative amicably. israel has put its forces on heightened alert bearing more attacks. palestinian anger has been on the rise since israel's new governing coalition. the most bar right ever took power last month. u . s. secretary of state antony blink, and is due to visit both israel and the palestinian territories next week in a bid to help deescalate tensioners friday is international holocaust

remembrance day marking the liberation of the nazi death camp auschwitz, 78 years ago. now 3 women filmmakers are using virtual reality headsets to take people on a simulated tour of nazi concentration and extermination camps. they want to help those who can't visit the sites, understand the scale of the crime. a virtual reality with a powerful message. these movie go is in central jerusalem a being taken on confronting journey. the brain child of 3 young is reading filmmakers who felt this new technology will help kicked the past from slipping away. the 1st thing we said is, let's take this technology and bring this emotional, super powerful experience to so many people who cannot go. we understood that with this technology. we can read, you know, put life in his, into history. the history of ash with the canal, for example,

as seen in one of things headsets for years now in israel, a concern has been growing how to maintain awareness of the holocaust as its last survivors disappear. sarah and shlomo hardly need reminder. they escaped the nazi extermination plan as children as causes of do, we watched it, we couldn't sleep that night after we saw it all the emotions flooded in to see what we was saying from our money tunnel cover. yep. the me, a scale of it bis industry of sarah and her family were on a train, headed for outfits when their fate took a different turn. me see michelle my am she miracles from above? bombed the railway a lot. so instead we would take into a walk camp, and this is the myra co from god that we managed to escape this hell so that we

didn't. den delta the, we survive and built a family for her for the developers building the experience is an act of remembrance, you know, and i feel after the survivors, after all of the survivors, i watch this movie. i feel that day feel and they know that they can leave this world and we're not gonna forget them. immersive nature of this technology makes her a very powerful and intimate experience. developers hope that it will also resonate with young audiences like this one is simply played, not just here in israel, but around the world to help keep the memory of the holocaust alive for future generations. russian and bill, russian athletes look sir to compete at next year's paris olympics. the io. c said

no athletes should be prevented from taking part because of their nationality, but some ukrainian athletes say quote endorses rushes invasion of ukraine. the w spoke to one of them, the olympic high gel barrios love mo, who chick yara sovereign who chick is back to doing what she does best. she's one of the world's top high jumpers, a bronze medal listed to tokyo olympics in 2021. and she'll be hoping for even better in paris next year. but now who take his adamant? she doesn't want russian and better roost in athletes there with her. they died for me. really. i don't. they don't exist in my life, like before, from 21st february because all changed for all ukrainian people for all the award for all ukraine and we continue fighting for our lives. the international olympic

committee sees things differently. last year it recommended russian and barissi and athletes be excluded from international competition. now though, it wants to welcome them back, saying no athletes should be prevented from competing just because of their passport. in december i oh, see president thomas park said athletes shouldn't suffer as a result of the war. russians and belushi ins would need to compete under neutral flag. but some athlete greeks insist that still is not the right view to take saying the i o. c, a strengthening rushes, propaganda machine, empowering the pearson regime and undermining peace. that's the message echoed by men who chic. if you so my be in the start mendez l. a beak stadium and to russian sportsman support. joe president and of course ukrainian as listened ukrainian sportsman will do everything. is it possible?

said sir, bella lewis and russian estimates and sportsmen didn't come to international because sarah, she said her estate or her cheek described 2022 as the most difficult year of her life beyond ambitions of more sporting success. her hopes for this year or more basic my goal was this year, is some not crime really? and of course a big dream. oh and been doing for all ukrainians people is there finish of the ra and our indian egypt has unveiled dozens of its latest archaeological discoveries, including a tune that had been sealed for over 4000 years. they were found during a year long excavation in an ancient acropolis, just south of the capital cairo. in a 15 metre, deep shaft, the archaeologist discovered a large limestone sarcophagus that had remained sealed just as the ancient egyptians left it 4300 years ago. a mummy entirely covered in gold leaf was found

inside. so just reminder of a top story we're following for you this our ukraine officials say a at least 11 people have been killed in russian strikes across the country. the attacks came after western allies pledge to send tanks to ukraine, watching dw noosa coming up next. we've got some business for you, rob watts will be here with all that on terry martin. thanks. watch a lot of contrasts of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence full of.