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mm. ukrainian, great deal is to this day, one of the biggest diplomatic breakthroughs since russia launched its full scale invasion. the war time agreement provided a lifeline for countries around the world, dependent on ukrainian grain, averting a potentially devastating hunger crisis. so understandably, all eyes were on turkey. today, we're russia's foreign minister, laid out his conditions for an extension of the deal. he accused the west of not making good on its parts and threatened to scrap it, but that wasn't the only deal disgust a day. when asked about peace talks, he said russia would seek nothing short of a new world order on nickel for the kimberline. and this is the day ah,

we go to, we are ready for negotiations, taking into account the realities that have developed to day, as well as the legitimate interests and concerns of the russian federation. primarily in terms of our security. and as always said, and will continue to say that there are no winners and losers in this war version of what each of those brand ceasefire negotiations need to be based on the principles of the new world order, which we all need instead of a unit holy rolled order, an order led by one hedge along with also on the day women are banned from sports and afghan stand. the country's 1st female olympian describes the dangerous they now face since the taliban returned to power. so the situation has gotten worse and worse and worse as fords, have become crime for women. since i 1st is defeated everybody, it's in

a fear if they are cartridge seen and they, they have burns and buried their documents, any documents or any evidence that would identified them as female athletes. for example, i'll come to the day who can bring russia and ukraine to the negotiating table, france, china, brazil. to day it was turkey's turn to try its hand that convincing the visiting russian foreign minister to seek peace to be fair. ankara is in a unique position to mediate its nato membership and friendly ties with moscow allowed him to broker one of the rare diplomatic breakthroughs in the year long war . but when it comes to negotiating an end to the conflict, success is likely to be more elusive. sitting down with his turkish counterpart, sergey la, for off was very clear for russia, this is about much more than just ukraine breezes. rosemary ceasefire negotiations need to be based on the principles of the new world order,

which we all need. instead of a unipolar world order. an order led by one hedge, a mom of little did you. morning, oscar correspondence, j. garcey manascale joins us from rico, worthy w has been operating since we were banned from russia. shae gosh, good to see you. now at the beginning of the war, it was the so called di, not suffocation of ukraine, russia was pursuing now. it's a new world order. how are they planning on achieving that? nicole, i think this is a clear sign that sir, as for now, russia is not interested in and starting piece stalks and that that is actually preparing its population for a long conflict. and for a conflict, for possibly much higher stakes. and it's really draws from an older criminal rhetoric about international affairs. and in the last 15 years, putin has been letting me put in as many times accused of the west and the u. s. in

particular of trying to dominate the world. and this is also how the kremlin has been framing this war in ukraine. it's been ignoring ukraine's wishes to, to join to you to let, to align it so, of nato. but it's portraying this conflict as a, as western aggression into russian sphere of influence. so russia presents itself as, as, as, as, as being on the defense. and yet, in the beginning of the war, it clearly tried to toppled the government in care of and the now after it failed. so after russia failed earn, it is now trying to weaken ukraine by trying to separate the regents in the east of the country. and so what, what this new world order russia strives for, look like russian political it, sir. content that russia should be a superpower in this multi lateral, a multi polar world order. and it should be also recognized as such

by other countries. so practically, it is a world divided into spheres of influence and russia. caesar, it's a sphere of influence in the countries that are, are independent, that have become independent or again after the collapse of the soviet union. and so it is really a world in which power council, the agency of the, of the weaker own parts of the, of the weaker states that don't count. i want to bring up something that really caught my eye today because on the kremlin website, putin says we are working in solidarity on the formation of a more just and democratic multi polar world order. that's what you just said, which should be based on the central role of the u. n. it's security council international law, the purposes and principles of the u. n. charter. now, is in this an outrageous claim. in light of everything this government is

responsible for of course, it's hypercritical and it's opportunistic. and, but it, sir, also, or, you know, or russia attack to ukraine. russia is breaking international law. but i think it's also important to whom is this message aimed at. and for one earned this message is clearly aimed for international audiences who are critical of de west's were critical of load. the west's role in international policy or russia wants to point out western hypocrisy. and in this way, and on the other hand, or russia, this is a message for domestic audiences. this is a message for, for the russians. russia has been presenting itself as the force of good and the victim of, of a west, in this case. yes,

they are portraying themselves as the victims here and again earlier this week, moscow claimed that they had no choice but to keep fighting the war that they couldn't see a diplomatic solution. how do people in russia view it and i, that's a good, that's a good question. there are opinion polls in being conducted in russia and, and by, by observing them. and we could, we could say that there's some 70 percent of russians are in favor of the war and some 2025 percent or against it. and the, and i think this sir, i think this message that the kremlin is sending out how the crew is portrayed. the conflict hits hong definitely with many russians. but on the other hand we dont know how reliable dispos really are. this is what the socialists have been telling

us and that they did, they don't really trust these numbers. and it did that. the question the question did they are asking themselves is if the people are really telling what they are thinking or, or even the people already are seeing what they think is the social so socially expected answer from them and add to that the wave of oppressions in russia and the we cannot clearly say what's the scale of a support for fulton? he w responded generously, manascale in riga. thank you so much. another key item on the agenda was extending an agreement that allows ukraine to export grain through the black sea. the deal was brokerage by turkey and the u. n. and july, unblock ingrained, stuck in ukrainian ports for months. since then, it has allowed the export of more than 27000000 tons of grain and agricultural product. but it's set to expire next month. lever off issued a warning to the west saying russia could pull out of the deal unless alleged

obstacles to its own agricultural exports are removed. usually those should you would, if there is no further progress and removing barriers to the export or fresh and fertilizers and grain, we will think about whether this deal is necessary on monday of july, or enjoins, as in a symbol and has lauren dorian, what obstacles is lover of talking about here. well basically he's saying that the export of russian wheat and fertilizer in an agreement that was made in parallel with the ukranian grain deal is not happening because of very sir secondary sanctions at russia's facing basically the assurance of ships a carry or a russian grain to world markets has been blocked because of secondary sanctions that are earned sponsor to russia's invasion of ukraine that prevents russia using our ships on top of that. even if they do get these serve a wheat and its fertilizers and the world markets, it faces

a huge problem of payment because that the main means of payment for russia's agricultural bank and international banking operation that was created just for the payment of fertilizer. and we are, is outside of this international payment system called swift. now, if you're not part of that system, it makes it impossible for anyone to use the bank to pay for the week or so to life they've received. so russia says, as of yet, it means that this deal is not working for them. and they're saying this is a question of foul play. they're going along with the ukranian deal to allow ukrainian week to go to world markets. but the other side deal to allow its wheat and fertilizer to go to war. markets is simply not happening. and that's why russia saying enough is enough. and they're saying that this has to change. yeah. the feel is vital to millions around the world and nobody really wants russia to abandon. and so what can target do to ensure it's full implementation will turkeys, foreign minister, mother chavel, surely following her, his meeting with so gay lover of sophia, he says russia does have

a case here. they say that they have been working with united nations and more important, they've been trying to lobby the european union members to say that this has to come. we have to come up with a solution that allows washing wheaton fertilizer to be exported. an for russia to receive payment. now, critics say that this, if they're not careful, that russia could exploit the system to a uses as a back door to get round, why the sanctions at russia is facing. and therefore, there's a lot of scrutiny that is required. russia said that this is just a means of preventing them from receiving payment for a deal that they have reached. so there is an impasse here took. he's very keen to find a solution because of this deal in many ways was a major victory of diplomat diplomacy. for turkey, and vindicator or turkey says it's, and it's dance of having good relations with both the west and ukraine and russia. and so they are very keen for the steel to continue to work. but at the moment they are, they say they really are facing a major problem here. leverage has threatened to work outside the framework of the deal with the help of turkey. precisely. what could that look like?

well, i saw very clear at the moment, never does seem to indicate that already. turkey has been processing or russian wheat turning into flour and, and presumably that, that has been re exported for russia, turkish or export channels, possibly circumventing sanctions. now, ducky always deny that that is a lot of special among its western allies. a turkey has become a back door for sanctions against russia. our butts are for of says that the at they are working closely with turkey and also katara are to find ways of, of getting around to the sanctions to which russia says to serve the needy people and another crew critism that laugh race or the press conference was that base, he said that the original deal for ukraine in grain was meant to go to countries like africa, nations that are most need. they said most of it is going to european countries and he said that is also a problem. now the united nations deny that are but turkey says that they are very keen to work with russia to make sure that that countries like africa,

our own need of this grain. particularly if there is a world search and food prices, a fear of possible famine. turkey says they are committed to avoiding that and they would work russia and possible ways to avoid such a catastrophe. but at the same time, this will raise concerns among turkey's allies at turkey, again, is suspected of possibly undermining. international sanctions against russia. anchor are continuing its tight robe act. bear. thank you so much. dorian jones and istanbul, great speaking t ah, for weeks we've been getting contradictory reports about the status of the eastern ukrainian buffalo to now it looks like russian forces may have made significant gains and the former mining town that's according to british intelligence reports, the british se putin's troops have probably taken the city center along with the western bank of the buck, moscow river. they attribute the advance to a better coordination between wagner and more scenarios and russian commanders. ukraine denies the losses, but admits the situation remains difficult,

but most has been under siege for months saying some of the fiercest fighting of the war. ah, this footage purportedly shows heavy fighting nearby moot pro russian channels on the social media platform. telegraph are full of similar clips. a drone footage of central buff moot british intelligence sources, say the areas now likely under russian control. ukraine's military is simply calling this situation difficult. melbourne was daniel direction of bach with the enemy is trying to take the city completely and is continuing its attacks, but will want them key if says that, despite the tough situation, ukrainian troops are holding ground against russian units that have them out

numbered. ukraine's military says russia is making tactical advances, but paying a high price for them but the pressure is mounting. ukraine. supply lines are reportedly increasingly at risk. this footage shot on thursday shows the main road into the city. one of the key supply routes. ah. yeah. are you, how did we make it down this road? well, we made it through with god's help, lukewarm as the battle for buck moved rages. the pentagon says it is investigating a leak of classified u. s. and nato documents concerning ukrainian military readiness and losses. both ukraine and the u. s. say the documents may have been tampered with and could contain misinformation that would benefit moscow.

ah. since the taliban to power in afghanistan in 2021, they've been trying to erase women from public life. women and girls have, for example, been banned from entering amusement parks and public baths, but they're also no longer allowed to participate. and sports on some female athletes bravely continued to practice their sport in secret. many others have fled the country. he w spoken to one of them or calling mariam to protect her identity. 5500 kilometers away from afghanistan in albania. marianna was a very successful basketball player. one national and international titles. honestly, basketball in my life. and though without bright blanket blown without playing basketball, i think her,

i'm getting no breath. the tallow understood everything in identity. everything in all accounted officially. women, women, okay. like me. suddenly in a moment, unfortunately, we did santa 0. and now, who can, who can say about their happened about the dns and afghanistan, mariam and 27 other female basketball players managed to escape off garnished on in 2021. how goal was getting to the united states? her ticket out of the country was basketball our past 1st, but sport was also the reason why thousands of women heads and he raised their identities as athletes in this summer jerseys were bound trophies and documents destroyed. in order to prevent the tale bond from finding any evidence,

i am very happy and that all the women found my county when they leave that situation. they cannot, if been there in time under the tyler monro, they cannot. if danger at nika, it's horrible. mary young finally got her immigration case number. the procedure has started. she hopes that she will begin a new life in the united states. almost 2 years after the tale bond took over. i'm happy to welcome fever as a yay! now she was the 1st woman to represent a kind of stand at the olympics in judo at the athens games in 2004. she's in touch with many african athletes and it's helping those trying to escape the country. welcome free. but as we just saw, mary got out of, of kind of some, but other female athletes remain. what is life like there for them? hello, there, things were having me their life. and so what is happening enough?

gunnison right now is devastating if dire, because as soon as the taliban have returned and took control of of the central government, they have imposed strict sharia law on women and bad women from playing sports. they did not only bad woman's as for, they also imposed strict punishment for, for women athletes. war seen are caught if they are seen in any sports activities. everybody's in a dire situation and all the athletes i knew, and i'm in consequence and the other. oddly, they are in contact with, they're all in, in hiding in the fear for their life. and many want to put an end to that situation and leave, how can they get out of the country? they can't because without having a support group of, from the host country afraid, for instance, european countries in europe, they are not able to leave because there are no embassies in afghanistan at the

moment except pakistan, a russian embassy. and they are not able to obtain results shank and fees us our visa for north american countries. so they can't there absolutely stock and said they remain in a very, hopeless and uncertain situation. you are an actor, sports woman and i've got a son and a different time. how does the situation there now compared to what you experience when i was a full time i played when i participated to them for the big games and the situation for women athletes were not grade. however, we were at least able to go outside. we were at least able to go to the gym and practice and compete either locally and internationally. so the situation has gotten worse and worse and worse as sports have become crime for women. since i participated everybody, it's in a fear. if they're carter as seen and they, they have burns and buried their documents, any documents or any evidence that what i then defied them as female athletes,

for example, all the local athletes they would receive and i didn't see ident id id from the african national and the committee, they have burned them, either bring them or buried him. so significant changes have happening because of the taliban. restrict sherry a law, a policy. some people think i've got a sense should be banned from the olympics. what do you say about that? taliban should be banned from the i see from the olympic games because taliban are violating the charter. i see it's charter which states 5050 percent gender ratio. taliban half cracked down on human rights and women's rights enough gone to send and they have abused human human rights. they should be opposite lutely bands and i see should maintain a direct and independent relationship with all the female athletes. enough galveston, either enough galveston or india for otherwise imagine the scenario and the upcoming going to be games were the 1st team that interest. the olympic ceremony

will be all group of men under the black and white taliban flag and waving the crowd. and it will be all men, how the going to look like to european countries, and i see the plague prospect free bar as i issue my history as i've got to sounds 1st female olympian. thank you so much for your time. thank you for having me. the united nation say since the taliban came to power, they have undone a decade of economic growth in afghanistan. and the situation is only expected to get worse with women increasingly banned from the workplace and educational facilities. the country is grouped by what analysts are calling cascading crises. the economists has, the economy has collapsed and an entire population has been pushed into poverty. a fact that is highlighted more than ever during the fasting month of ramadan. ramadan in afghanistan shove, he colon, his family perform morning prayer,

shortly before sunrise. this year's month of fasting is especially difficult for him. his wife and their 2 sons, all they can afford as tea and stale bread. their situation has worsened since the taliban rose to power. michigan was a little before the tale bomb. my business was flourishing. it was im of i don't i earn $700.00 to $800.00 danis each day. now it's rarely more than a $120.00, and there are no of the jobs because i can only fall to buy stale bread. the kind of money he own over my brother doesn't have a job at all, which is why i support him shall amended and give him some of the brand namely, but nothing else i can do, but keep working as a shame shina. ah, he looks for customers on the streets of cobble for more than 20 years. he was able to live from his earnings, but conditions have worse, and over the last year and a half, as most people here can no longer afford to have their shoes. polished one of his

only customers to day is mohammed, even if the 28 year old doesn't have much money himself, he does occasionally splurge, however. well do that. i don't, i sound like we've got a lot of problems in this country. people here live in difficult circumstances. the economic situation is very tense. oh, most people are poor and urgently need help with a v e r lot. unfortunately, i can't support them because they're living conditions are really bad. beer out hot up. so if he cala charges 10 afghani is a pair the equivalent of about $0.10. oh my dog, my father ivan, 100 of don is since this morning we can in my best know of the work to be hard horrible, but god is compassionate. and he will help us all made on 11 day just because that will get in both of them made oh, things didn't go so well to day. just 10 custom is means that it will be just stale bread for dinner again. as chef, he class spends his entire day,

his wages on rent. he pays $3000.00 afghani a month for his tiny house. it has gone. nobody has helped us so far. home, only very few people get support. we haven't received a thing negative. still should he color hopes that one day he will find a job that will let him provide a better life for his family. that is our time, but make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch with us. follow our team on twitter. you'll find us at dw news and myself, nicole underscore footage. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there is always our website is of course d, w dot com or now though from the entire team here on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with

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