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the last key on are the countries armed forces and the families of fallen soldiers . and the anniversary is marked by anti war protests and cities around the world. here in berlin activists talked a russian tax that was wrecked in bring a crane outside the russian embassy. ah, i'm the massage as well. welcome to the program. on the 4th and to where 3 off rushes and region of ukraine, laudermill zalinski has paid tribute to his armed forces in cube ukrainian president presented medals to sub troops and packed families of those who died in combat. it was the thumb boy until you would, and aboard that exclaimed, thousands of lives and a spade millions. the beat ever single drum and

a minute. a silence outside key of sense of fear cathedral ukrainian president followed him. his lensky marked one year of war in his country by honoring many of the fallen soldiers with posthumous metals. as the anniversary approached, zelinski paid tribute to the people of ukraine. he had jagow ashamed door. i thank everyone who persevered through that february deal t say not a whole year and homemade, the ukraine unbreakable him and his la mist slobber. she glory to everyone who is currently in combat. vernon film, grey glory to the ukrainian armed forces are the national guards, wasn't it was but the intelligence services litzy border guards, donegal, and everyone in the defense and security courses. salem, oberon named e, bought at

a lengthy news conference in key. if president zalinski had a clear message for russia about what needs to happen for the war to end course, the weight is narcy territory. leave our land, us withdraw. stop shelling of the law to stop killing civilians. stop destroying our infrastructure. huge energy sector through a potable water stop will air strike. so we need bumble. but bumble wine yet missed keith is far from the front line, but has often been targeted by russian shelling people here are tired of the war, and many have become desensitized to the dangers of it. when of sheerly, so we've learned to survive, to live and work a lot. it's scary, but i'm used to it. we're used to it put it in, but we don't want this anymore. so after a year of war, in ukraine, the fighting continues. the scars, both physical and emotional, will take much longer to heal. to dubuque are fun and finding such

r as in cave and was at that press conference, listening to the ukraine and president. i asked her for her take on zalinski message, anton, on the day of the anniversary. yes, experienced a press conference that usually do not expect in a country. whoa. was more than 2 hours during which he, i took on all these questions a by journalist from the rural, basically the road was in that room represented by various journalists. and it was very important to him that actually he's not just a cat was trucks. this voice of being approachable to all of these questions, but oftentimes even struck a very colloquial tone that he's so one that in despite distress, despite the pressure that he's a facing being at president during war times is so what it is actually reaching out at least that was his message today that he wants to make sure it's not just like

the speak. for example, i representatives from europe, for example, the prime minister of italy was here. ah, the spanish prime minister today out the prime minister from poland. and of course, only these to be president biden from the united states. he wants to make sure that he brings more more countries on board. specifically those countries, for example, african countries and southern american countries. but also india and china. that so far, i didn't signal much support a be it actively or just rhetorically, even if you look at the vote in the general assembly, for example, in new york. and as a result, you've really tried to use this platform and this international media gathering, basically to spread this message that he's the one was to reach out, but on the terms of ukraine. he's the one who says, who's going to have a piece plan and he's the one wants to invite china and a chinese president. she jumping to talk about that. so he is very much determined

to a, to actually be in control. obviously how things go forward. the question is, if of these countries that he just mentioned, i going to be a part of that and participate in a, in a, a p summit that he is up. he's is, is planning to have at some point. he got his honey for charter. the un security council in new york also held a special session to mark one year since joshua's in region of ukraine, germany foreign minister and lena bear, bog addressed the council, calling the warren ukraine potent for that's listenin. this war is not the world's war. this war is not the war of the russian people. this war is put in school. the russian president is risking the future of his own country, of his own soldiers, his own children. that's why a just peace, a peace plan presented yesterday by the 141 states at the general assembly is also

in the interest of the people of russia. that's got more in that story with the w scaredy. not she moy, who has been following the un security council special session county has strong woods there from the german foreign minister. was this the key matters from our leader? well this was definitely the main message from the leaders from the west minister barebones. the main message was that this is put in, swore as we just heard, and that he is the only one who can ended her message aligned a very much. so with the us message from secretary blinking, who said that this war can end any minute if put in, decides to withdraw his troops from ukraine territory. it is evident that the western world has come on and indeed a united message in this conflict. they defend ukraine, they provide military and humanitarian and economic help, and they clearly condemn the war and the atrocities that are being called the

division is at similar to that. what, what can you just mentioned? the challenge is there between the west and the rest of the world, especially the emerging economies. the global south, like for example, india gain, us hold africa, but also brazil. let's not forget that despite the fact that the 141 countries voted in favor of the resolution condemning the war yesterday, only 33 nations have really imposed sanctions against russia. as you mentioned, the differences in reactions. 3rd, and deb was china's propos piece plan that was just brought out. what are the thoughts on that? yes. what can i call today for this urgent peace talks and release a plan with 12 points to end the war in ukraine. but several western powers are not really convinced about this proposal because they fear beijing. a vision has a very close ties to, to moscow, to russia. so this is why the u. n. a expressed

a cautious optimism, i would say, or perhaps even skepticism over the chinese proposal. nato. she sultan burges it for example, that beijing doesn't have much credibility because they have not been able to condemn the legal invasion of ukraine. i'm also president biden's national security advisor, take a sullivan says that the chinese proposal could stop at a point a to point one of the proposal, which is at to respect the very needy of all nations, and also the german president. by josh time, maya, he said that whether global power china once really to play such a constructive role is really doubtful. so as you can see, it's really is skepticism writing about this proposal coming from china. do you have the corresponding color? not sure more. it's reporting from washington, but thank you. anti war protests around the world have mocked anniversary people have come together to hold vigils.

tributes and rally is demanding a russian patrol and be stalks as conflict. anteaus. it's 2nd. do a destroyed russian tank, placed in the heart of berlin, a symbol of ukrainian resistance in brussels. teddy bears in toy nations of grim year for ukraine have spread across the globe, drawing people to peace rallies in asia, australia, europe, and the middle east. ah, honestly, i cannot find any words to describe me and every single ukrainian feels today. absolutely irrational. who will work unhappy, wrong line. on the eve of the conflict anniversary, the public squares and landmarks of major cities around the world were covered in ukraine's national colors. hundreds of people gathered at a vigil in london,

many hoping for more arm support from the west in the coming months. there's a lot of words, but not enough actions. we need to foster actions. we need to pause delivery because people die and every day. earlier, a group of activists port 100 of leaders of yellow and blue paint on to the road outside the russian embassy and then spread it out to paint an enormous ukrainian flag in russia. authorities arrested several people for bringing flowers to statues of ukrainian poets during the 1st week of the invasion. thousands of russians protested the war one year on. it's just solitary demonstration like these and the tensions as the conflict entrance its 2nd year, the world has neither forgotten nor given up on ukraine,

yet till 30. deval fell on saturday evening. the jury at the berlin film festival villa sigh bits. villains are worthy of the corrected golden and silver beds over the bath. 9 days 19 fence from around the world have been competing for that price . our correspondent alida barrow has made her own predictions here the boss no round up. there is a word in korean. indian, it means providence or faith. this year's competition, films put young people center stage. many of the strongest contenders are coming of age tales, past lives, celine songs, touching 1st feature is set over 24 years old. it was inspired by her own immigrant experience as a korean canadian. it was a big hit at the sundance festival, but will not burn in allah jury be similarly impressed. why bother? a fire from germany's tristan pets old aims to make audience's laugh. and

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austria's toner schubert. as uptight writer lay on who find fault with everything in case general had sold a fire, the phil might also win the screenplay award winning. but the biggest surprise is our 2 child actors, one of whom could become the youngest performer ever to win in the category. sophia, or taro. subtle embodiment of an 8 year old undergoing a gender identity crisis in spanish entry. $20000.00 species of bees and night. ye may st ts at the little go in tatum, from mexico's leader abbey les his only wishes will her terminally ill father not to die. but other than her lover's prosper. and that is my personal shortlist for the golden and silver bow. when, as for the berlin are at 2023, it won't be long now before we find out whether the judge's agree with me. that's

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