ah ah ah there's a d w news line from berlin. the ukrainian town of butcher marks a year since its liberation, and the horror of alleged war crimes. ah, president events needs the remembrance of killings carried out by russian troops during 5 weeks of occupation. also on the program, donald trump's lawyers,

hagler the terms of his arrest, a grand jury in new york in votes to indict a former us president for the 1st time in history. on the biggest, from his legal showdown in years, he's just around the corner by a munich and their new coach take on boost. your dormant the top spot up for grabs the latest for football course. ah, i'm sure he'll welcome to the program ukrainian present. vladimir zalinski says his country will never forgive those responsible for the horrors inflicted on the town of butcher. the president visited router with a group of european leaders a year after it was liberated from 5 weeks of russian occupation. boucher is now best known for the atrocities of war crimes,

allegedly committed by those russian invaders on the anniversary of its freedom. ukrainian president, remained defiant. my national green schism leave the battle for the foundation of the free world is taking place. he plan ukrainian land. we don't, we will definitely when he went to when i was there you cleanser president vladimir savanski is speaking at the commemoration in boucher the towns round 30 kilometers from the capital. keith, the ukrainian troops who liberated at discovered devastation and substantial evidence of war crimes. on jablonsky street, they found bodies. they found dozens of bodies of civilians. you might find some of images and annex report disturbing. this is boot chairs, jablonsky street, a peaceful, unassuming place. and this is how it looked after the russians fled. one year ago, the bodies of civilians left to wrought on the road surrounded by shopping. that

was never delivered. some with their hands bound. what's good for them? you can see it for yourself. these are civilians with this one was carrying potatoes and snipers shocked them all on the head, out of boredom. wall. how could this happen? how could this happen? to understand how this quiet, residential street turned into hell, you 1st have to meet the people who lived died and survived. here currently were men like me kilo roman jak seen here trying to keep warm in the early days of the rush in occupation. not long after this video, he joined his niece, his boyfriend, who wanted to check up on his own father. mckayla never came

home. last you like the family found his body weeks later. you who lives in we were cycling, and then the shooting started. we didn't see from where luck you want to see you. then there's all a abram off once a welder who loved football. and we will kill kill, kill his wife irina. describe how russian soldiers tonda up there now destroyed home and then ordered allah away. earlier, you know, wouldn't. so i thought, where's olay? i went outside and i saw he was lying than willy. they took him around the corner and put him on his knees and shot him in the head. lou, elko on you will. i stood next to him. luckily and then fell to my knees nautilus and the russians were sitting across the street. number we'll use those with the neighbor vladimir abrupt jenko was returning a borrowed bike when he was killed. a relative says that russian marksman fired

their guns with impunity. was the bride, his neighbor wanted to take him away and wary him in the yard like so. his clothes wouldn't be left lying on the street with a sniper. when did the neighbor in the shoulder, the bullet went straight through him and asked and he fled. even in the days after the liberation bodies were discovered in sailors and mass graves to an estimated 10 percent of the remaining population killed in a month long reign of terror, president followed him here to landscape, visited the town to his face, edged with anguish. what more are these are war crimes mysql and this will be recognized as genocide by the world in order to prosecute war crimes, ukrainian and international investigators must 1st identify the culprit. never mind arrest them. a painstaking task that may never succeed for nadia whose

daughter was killed. justice will be served one way or another. her brother don't. she used to be nice and clean but out and there was order. vision. everyone lived well. then these animals came and in one month they turned it into i don't know what may god punish them for the rest of their lives. people's guys are the people of birch i may have begun to recover, but they, nor the world will ever forget when audio mora is a lawyer at the n g, a ukrainian legal advisory group, which is a member of an alliance of human rights organizations called ukraine. 5, i am coalition, a collection document, war crimes and crimes against humanity committed using brushes and aggression in

ukraine. welcome to d. w. a. where are your investigations? into the happenings at boucher up to hi and thanks for having me. so there are multiple investigation, of course being conducted great now by the or inforcement agency as well, or civil society organizations in dependent gathering the evidence. so this is rather a process, although it already in some instances bring some results. so some of the either units, military units being identified or even some specific suspects are off, alleged great crimes that have been committed in the area. ok, so already you've kind of that picture that there are multiple investigations from multiple groups, not, not one group, coordinating everything. and this, the identification of suspects is particularly interesting. will you need to

identify individual soldiers for each death in order to prosecute. it's kind of yes and no a single tenuously. i would say that of course to, to hold the individual direct perpetrator to a college. you need to have them identify. however, international criminal law has the command responsibility established, which means that even if we are not holding the direct perpetrators, what they call the person who specifically directly, for example, shot a civilian they are, commanders can bear responsibility for them and even how difficult it might be to identify, of course, all the perpetrators being realistic, this is unlikely to be the case necessarily. but identifying the commanders is also something that we should definitely and are definitely looking into going as high

as we can. possibly this is something that can and for justice, for this crimes it with the higher likelihood and, and how difficult is it to pursue these investigations while the conflict is still going on? specifically for the, for the future region, for example, the neighbor and neighboring area as well as other libra to territories. it becomes a bit easier or the reason that you will gain more access to it. however, of course, there are still many characters that are not great. so in this sense, the axis is the key, but also in some way or form. sometimes the, the perpetrator sort of the alleged perpetrator, some themselves help to identify them by, for example, being cautious with phone calls or conversations by stealing things. and that allowed to track them down by being left on the ground that has been gathered

which already has yield some results in terms of identifying them. but of course, this is a complex process. and since international justice related to the conflict is, is adjusted. that requires high standards, and every action should be off overdue. standard. therefore, of course, this is not something that we can easily do. it takes time and effort, but this is a process we wish you well with your endeavors. thank you so much for spending the time out, laura from the ukrainian legal advisory group. thank you. is look at small stories making news around the world self. belarus and liter. alexander lucas shanker, says russia may deploy long range strategic nuclear weapons in his country. in addition to short range tactical hands, he was speaking on states, television and coal for immediate unconditional sci fi and ukraine. criminal has

rejected the idea of a question. this is fine. so i mr. pedro sanchez is urging the chinese leader using hang to open talks with ukraine, visiting beijing, he told president she that spain support keeps calls for russia to withdraw its forces completely stipulation of chimes. reason his plan did not include the u. s. has begun joint military drills with the philippines manor has also given washington greater access to with the military bases. that move has infuriated china, which accuses us of stoking regional tensions. dozens of hindu worshippers of died after plunging into a deep well inside the temple in the central indian city of in don't a floor covering what was said to was said to have collapsed during celebrations, hindu festival of the bombing that the i to states of the

grand jury in new york is indicted. donald trumpets 1st ever criminal case against a former or indeed fitting us president. charges are linked to where the payment of the alleged payment of hush money to an adult film actor before the 2016 presidential election. mr. trump is due to appear in court in manhattan on tuesday . donald trump is the 1st u. s. president ever to face criminal charges. a grand jury task by the manhattan district attorney's office spent weeks looking into a $130000.00 payment made to porn actors. stormy daniels trump reportedly paid the sum during the 2016 presidential campaign to keep daniels quiet about a sexual encounter. as she alleges they had years earlier, trump vehemently denies allegations of wrong doing. the exact charges he will face

have not yet been made public. is too early to speculate what type of sentence trial would get if he were convicted by a new york jury. the judge would likely based it on the evidence that was presented at trial, whether trump testified, whether he perjured himself, donald trump claims he's innocent. he called indictment a case of, quote, political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. his lawyer say they will vigorously fight any charges. the proceedings are bound to shake up to 2024 presidential race. u. s. constitution does not require a clean criminal record for someone to become president. but it would be extraordinary for someone under indictment were convicted of a felony to become a presidential candidate. trumps lawyers have struck a deal with manhattan. prosecutors to not have trump in handcuffs when he

surrenders to face criminal charges next week. but the former president who will appear in court on tuesday, we'll still have a mug shot and his fingerprints taken let's consider this was the david shapiro who's a former f b i agent and especially in financial crime scene lectures of the john jay college of criminal justice in new york, welcome to the w. so what sorts of charges do you think donald trump is likely to face? based on the public reporting, i envision a set of charges that include conspiracy for authentication of business records, campaign finance, disclosure, fraud, insurance, fraud, and tax fraud. ok. quite quite ugly. several accounts reach isis that right and do do our visa sorts of, of charges that carried jail time at present.

most of them seemed to be class e felonies, which would expose mr. trump to for years in prison. so take us through the process and after mr. trump, lawyers surrender him on a tuesday. what happens then? well, basically he formally introduced into the criminal justice system. he's gets a chance to hear the formal charges against him at the arraignment, which is a hearing before a judge and he'll be represented as well as the prosecutor will be represented and it will be fingerprinted and photographed. bale will be said, the usual process and in some discovery that is evidence or records and things may be given to mr. trump's attorneys at that time, but maybe not. why not? we non lawyers off a think the last black and white. if you do this,

this is the consequence if your court, but it's clear that they have been negotiations behind the scenes between mr. trump's lawyers and the manhattan, prosecutors president give us an idea of how that works. well, this is one of the more intriguing aspects of this story in that most sleep, these kind of negotiations would generally involve ok, what will your client please do? we have a strong case. we have a fairly strong case. we have a weak case. let's make a deal, but in this case, mr. trump is such a renown figure that the purpose of bringing all of these charges and although who blah that we've read in the media are not going to be gone to waste in a half day plea agreement of ok. mr. trump will plead guilty to the falsification of business records a misdemeanor, and we can all go home and focus on other things. so that really alter is what would normally occur in the negotiations behind the scene. i think the prosecutor

will take an aggressive firm stance and likewise the defense attorneys recognize that they're going to have to file many motions and maybe take this cases far as it may go, which may be the u. s. supreme court itself using the u. s. supreme court, i wasn't thinking about this, is that the, for instance, that this business of mr. chuck not wearing a handcuffs as he goes in. it's america, the land of the raven home of the free and all the rest of it. it's different if you've got good lawyers or you've got a big name clearly. well, well, you get the best defense money can buy. this handcuff issue is very intriguing because in a sense i see why mr. trump might want to be handcuffed. it increases the gravity, the victimization, the martyrdom, and it makes him appear as if it, as if he's a dangerous criminal. a mobster of the 21st century,

and i could see were due to his proclivity to seek publicity and to maximize situations where he thinks he can get an advantage. he might prefer the aggressive treat me like on america's number one, m and public enemy understood very clear. thank you so much for talking us through that said david shapiro. thank you for having the donkey shown. i believe i am for you. my name is pronunciation. we thank you for it. now. brittany, king charles as finished a street, a state visit to germany. the trips focused on strengthening european unity. despite the war in crime and on rebuilding ties between britain and germany that was strained by breaks it about british weather for king charles and hamburg. the monarch begin the last day of his germany trip by commemorating german victims of world war 2 error rates. the gesture at the ruins of

a church is unprecedented. for british sovereign o. hamburg, bishop stressed the importance of the event as a symbol of reconciliation and hope. once among the time later, crowds turned out in front of city hoping to catch a glimpse of the royal couple what do you mean? i really wanted to see him. actually. i wanted to write a letter and give it to him. it didn't work out that way. is it, well, it's not really why we came to hamburg, but it's a special event. and we wanted to experience that on a tour of the hammer, carver, the king learned about local efforts to advance environmental causes, damage, protection, reconciliation and a future forged by common values knows where the themes of child strength sam. hope

this will open a new chapter for british german relations. it means for the future that despite all the turbulence as we have had since, the brack said referendum that we are old. now looking forward to the future that we try to build and rebuild this relationship on a new basis. for now it's back to the u. k. after a trip of many firsts. ah, i'd starting with a bundle lager and the biggest at fixture in recent germany, football history takes place to morrow, as by and munich house brochure dormant and what's become known as that classical defending champions, bye and have dominated the bone to sleep. if a 10 consecutive seasons with dormant, typically playing 2nd fiddle. this time, however, dorman, to take the pictures, lead us with 9 games to go by and meanwhile, will be yet starting a new chapter under former dorman coach thomas to co byron's new man in charge.

tom, as to who is taking control of the ship with byron in unfamiliar territory. looking up a dort man in the buddhist league as daddy's daughter only have a one point lead, but that's not the point. do what mean have more when behind their sales right now, a dominant performance over cologne. last match day, put them in paul position for the title buyer failed to respond a day later, conceding to penalties in losing to labor. cuz the stage was already set for a massive game between the bonus league as big as 2. but then the unthinkable occurred. and by an fired coach jojo novels, mud heed caused by an a record 25000000 euros to sign in 2021 answer to hull the chelsea champions league winner in 2021 and former dorman

coach was not given much preparation time. the head of the bonus league is most attractive match scrolls. mess is a big game happens. we want to go back to the top of the league. we won't be champions if we wind my society firm, we will by no means right off the championship. if we don't, but of course we want to send a message. we've had extremely little preparation time, but we know exactly what we expect from ourselves and what the fans expect from las vegas. defense finance of arden to whose debut is a tall order, the top rash at buyer and have high expectations. one being to always defeat dought me, history favors buyer and deer classic or however, earlier this season, the fixture ended in a draw with a victory door, men would be one step closer to their 1st goodness, legal title, since 2012, the last time a team other than buyer one,

the li or tom can i from i did of the sport is here to guide us through the classical welcome back to the studio top. this going to be a real baptism of fire for bones. new coach. yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's the kind of challenge the thomas, to who as a coach definitely relishes, he's really going to be licking his lips ahead of the game tomorrow. but you know what a fixture to have as your very 1st game in charge. as we heard, there were just 9 games let meaning that if dormant when to morrow, they've taken a big, big step towards their 1st title since 2012 and took who is of course, facing his former club endorsement and a club that he left fairly acrimoniously back in 2017. so that of course, adds a little edge of tension. he takes over from julia now guzman, he wasn't doing that badly by and we're still in with the chance, mr. law, of course, in with a chance at 3 trophies this year. so this pressure obviously because you know, the expectations and brian at by are so high and he had just one training session

with his whole squad because many of the boy plays were way on international g t. so he's not had a very long time to prepare. now his opposite number is of course, also a very talented coach. and for him, this is a massive fixture as well. he is talking to reporters earlier on today about his motivation heading to munich tomorrow, is slobber alone. in fact, there were 4 journalists here a few weeks ago. and now the press conference room is full, says a lot. the fact $190.00 countries will be tuning in is all the motivation we need, as well as a situation at the top of the table. and what has happened in german football in recent years, where we've suffered immunity is also a motivation. and haven't won the bundled lee since 2012. is this going to be the year? well, they certainly in great shape. you know, they've 19 out of 10 league game since the restart since the week to break as it is a man who knows how to close on trophies. he won the german cut with dormant in

2021. but you know, the bond is legal is a different matter, excuse me. and thomas taco is an elite coach himself. he's a much better, much more mature, much more tactically, astute coach than the one that we lost, or in germany. when he left, when he was dormant, having gained experience at p. s g and chelsea. so it's very difficult to say. but certainly tomorrow is a huge moment in the title race. and we could look back and say that, you know, tomorrow was the game where the seasons title was decided. all right, big much, tomorrow than saturday you'll be able to catch the best of action here on the w for another tom, good d w support. thank you. thank you. is a quick look at some more action from the world of sport will start in france, where the newly appointed women's coach of us as a page has been turned after place to quit in a revolt. welcome to back for the world cup or not took up the post after managing

saudi arabia's. men's team replaces the korean the acura as that france boss. after she was forced out wimbledon will allow a russian and belushi in place to compete of the tennis grand slam. a july organizes band plays from those countries last year. after rushes invasion of ukraine, he'll be able to play as long as they compete, as neutrals and comply with other conditions that is not expressing support for russia's war. is a reminder of our top stories at this hour. ukrainian town of boucher is mocking a year since this liberation from russian troops. and since the discovery of alleged atrocities occurred under 5 weeks of russia control president lives, he says the country can never forgive those who committed war crimes in boucher went on to declare that russian evil will fall and not be able to rise again.

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