questions about the universe of like a superpower or series? 42 answers almost everything this week. on t w one. mm hm. ah, you're watching t w news. why? but from early illumine communitarian crisis as unrest a grips the u. s. warrens, millions of civilians couldn't run low on food, water, and medicine. meanwhile, operations are under way to evacuate thousands of foreign nationals from the country. also coming up on the show stating of ammunition supplies for ukraine. you

foreign ministers are meeting to overcome disagreement on how to replenish rapidly to pleading stocks. and in sports, labor percent continue with. they are charged for the champions league places these the off white thing to extend their under the street to 13 matches will bring you the best of the buddhist. coming up. ah. hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. basic food and water supplies in the sudanese couple of cartoons are running low as violent clash as rage across the city. brutal street fight between forces aligned with 2 rival generals are raging for a 2nd week. at least 420 people have been killed. thousands of others have been wounded and many of the injured are stranded and unable hospitals,

which are struggling with the lack of supplies, millions of sudanese or sheltering in their homes. but how were cuts are limiting communication? he spoke earlier to journalist mat in a shed who has been following developments in hard to know the situation was obviously a little bit quiet. you mentioned evacuations that took place yesterday. however, it's still quite a catastrophic and fighting appears to be picking up. there's still the routine of hospitals that are in here center and the cross wires as well as other vulnerable populations, you know, such as prisoners. many of them political prisoners that were, you know, detained during pro democracy demonstrations. so some of them have been able to, to get free, uncertain about the circumstances of others. that obviously is no provisions for them. and then the circumstance extremely dire. so that's just

a little bit of light to shine on, you know, of some different demographics within their homes. which of course, as you, as you mentioned, are grappling with severe shortages of basic needs. meanwhile, hundreds of foreign diplomats and citizens have been evacuated from cartoon, foreign offices of rush to transport their citizens back home as the fighting shows no sign of abating. more than a 1000 european union citizens are among those being evacuated. germany has ever lifted 300 people out of sudan, including german citizens and other foreign nationals. evacuees have been flown out on 3 plains, the 1st of which touch down in berlin to day. now let's take a look at the latest in an e. you plan to support ukraine. ford ministers are meeting and luxembourg. today to discuss caves appeal for more weapons and ammunition in its fight against russia. the ministers are debating a 1000000000 euro procurement plan to boost ukraine's weapon supplies as part of a joint arms deal. but there have been disagreements among member states and use

foreign policy. chief, joseph brown says those must be resolved soon. ukraine's foreign minister joined the meeting remotely and called for urgent action. let's get more on that from dw is rosie burkhard, who is following that meeting in luxembourg for us. rosie you've been speaking to ministers there. what are they saying about where we stand with this plan to buy ammunition for ukraine and what are the main points of contention? will the earth he need has been facing pretty public frustration from ukraine over the implementation of this plan? i say the word implementation because there was a broad political agreement on this plan to shore up supplies of ammunition for you . craig weeks ago. already know it's a multi track approach on one track. the european union is a helping to reimburse funds for member states to draw down on their own supplies of ammunitions, which they already have their own stockpiles and send them on to ukraine. know that particular approach is already underway and that's something which ukraine up thank

the european union for. but the heart of the debate know at these talks lies on the 2nd problem of this approach. and that is where the you is supposed to be jointly procuring ammunition for ukraine for the future. now, there is some legal wrangling going on behind closed doors over the exact definition of what it means to procure ammunition from the e. you arms industry. so from companies based in the you and we're talking really here about detail such us where our components in certain supply chains, a source for them. or if there's a european union based company which might have a factory outside the block. now, some ministers that i've spoken to or simply dismiss this bureaucratic others, however, and i think particularly the worth noting here that we understand the france is the one leading this debate. well, it's very genuinely held belief and desire to try and be thought that you use own arms industry for the future on the one hand to deliver on those promise is to stay by keep site for as long as it takes. and on the other hand,

to also back fill their own ammunition stockpiles and adapt to this radically changed security architecture in europe, which the war and ukraine has brought about. no damage for calais, but virtually addressed a foreign ministers here in luxembourg. but it would perhaps better be described as for the virtual dressing, dine because what i've heard is that he used very stern language to urge a swift and a sweet speedy or approval of that 2nd try on joint procurement of ammunition. perhaps that will get ministers talking more. i don't expect any full resolution at these talks, but perhaps among the levels of ambassadors who are lower lower level and technical discussions in the coming days. and of course, what ukraine will tell, ministers is that this is not a technical matter toll, but rather a matter of life and death, i think is how ukraine is framing this. okay, so still some sticking points in the same as your buying plan. thank you. so much for that update that is des, blessing partnered and

i wanna see if we can get it straight across a to keep now for the you there. and right now, why didn't you correspond it really a contract or roman? tell us more about what sort of military aid ukraine currently needs from the west . well, it's easier to say what your grain doesn't need or maybe needs less urgently, which would be lighter, arms, small arms, or all the rest are especially things like tangs like artillery. armored vehicles all that ukraine needs that and the ukranian foreign minister mitchell clever. mentioned all those heavy weapons when he spoke to the e. u foreign ministers today via video link. so he also spoke about ukraine and fight a fighters wanting to start training on western types of fighter jets likes f sixteens . but the west is very reluctant to, to do that at this moment, at least on ukraine, also needs electronic warfare. this is what we hear here in the ukraine from

ukraine and military experts that are at the corvette ukraine urgently needs shell's shells and shells once again because the crannies preparing it's a major offensive. it is not clear when it will start, but it is expected that during that offensive ukraine will will need much more ammunition than before. and with that expected counter offensive looming, can you tell us where things stand right now in frontline battles all the fighting continues along the front line in the east, in the don bus region with the city of baltimore being the focal point of that fighting the ukrainian forces are very slowly losing ground, their russians are advancing, but also very, very slowly and ukrainians continue to hold the the city of blackmore, ukrainian, president of lety miss lansky. erm once again mentioned in an interview how important that city is to protect or several of cities and towns close to the

smooth shows, the west and at the command of the training ground forces visited the region. also, i am maybe trying to stabilize the situation. so experts here in p if are saying that we are probably approaching a tipping point, where ukrainian forces could be forced to retreat or to a start a counter offensive. it may be on a limited scale to still do russian advance by behold, i'm interesting that we heard a, a drone attack in crimea over the c m, according to russian. so says, at least 3 thrones were, were there at night. and it looks like ukraine is testing russian defense lines, testing the russian lexi fleet ahead of the much expected offensive operation. thank you so much for bringing us up there. that is that roman contract or reporting for us from today. and we can turn now it to some other stories. meetings around the world's global military spending rose to

a record high last year, driven by the war in ukraine at $2.00 trillion dollars. it was the 8 consecutive record rise, not according to an annual report on defense funding by the stock international piece research institutes in europe growth reached its highest level since the end of the cold war. a russian court has denied bail for a suspect in a bombing that kills a pro war military blogger. darya triple fi is accused of presenting of light lint at harsco with a statuette which exploded, killing him and injuring 50 others in a st. petersburg. earlier this month, according to russian media, triple of us as she didn't know what was in the statuette, and was only delivering it while climate activists here in berlin briefly brought traffic to a halt in parts of the city by glowing themselves to streets. it is the latest protest by the group known as last generation to pressure the government to take tougher action against climate change. activists superglue their hands on the

asphalt to block berlin highway the result kilometer long traffic jams in the western part of the city. protests by the last generation group aimed to paralyzed traffic across the capitol. there staging sit ins at 30 locations to draw attention to climate change. an amazing number of people from all over germany have come to berlin and that's what counts yet. didn't, will people having the courage to go out on the streets and demonstrate the important thing is to make it clear that what we're doing right now is what matters . we don't have any more time to wait up to what police are preventing road blocks in many places like here in trap tow. around 500 officers are on duty as on lookers way in on the action. navigation, i'm not really sure what this accomplishes except causing chaos in the city yesterday or what we all wanted was gun. i thought it is actually not ok to block

people on their way to work. the deer still idea is good with but many which they did measures are to extreme prodigal mondays. chaos was no surprise. the last generation activists had announced the protest would occur demanding the government do more for climate protection. and i some sports news for you now in the boondocks leak out with the battle for champions. the qualification tighter than ever arby leipzig knew a when at their direct rifles at leave, her cousin could approve vital. as the campaign news attacked by their red hot host . ensure that things may well go down to the wire. an opportunity to strike a major blow in the race for champions league qualification, may labor cousins clash with light. seek a classic 6 pointer and it was labor cousin who landed the 1st job after 40 minutes . adam, wo shake with the finish to make it one mill to the host's mussa d. r. b's 8 desist of the campaign, getting his side off to

a dream start. while hoshiko celebrated a 5th boon is league, a strike of an impressive debut season in germany. ah, hey, sloppy challenge from dominic supposed lie and labor who's in a penalty in the 85th minutes. the referee handed the hungarian a 2nd yellow for the fowl. before that e m. a mere re put the game to bed with a composed finish. lay recuz's friend celebrated a messy 3 points in the european chase, while shabby alonzo t make it 13 games without defeat in all competitions. leipzig, meanwhile, route a missed opportunity to go for labor crews and close the gap on their rivals to 4 points. it's all still to play for and in the women's bonus later, we have a new record, a crowd of 38000 people, watch cologne's march against frankfort. on sunday,

it was the biggest ever attendance at a woman's bundle like a game. in the previous mark, i'm worth and 15000 people. there was plenty to cheer about in cologne, even before the match kicked off a new attendance record for the women's brenda's leeker. unfortunately for cologne, the massive home crowd comes spread on to success. this is frank for taking the lead through. barbara didn't storm 50 minutes. it stayed like that until just over 10 minutes from the end. i repress my car on hand to make the gain safer. frankfurt with a simple finish. they stay 3rd in the table and in the champions league, places which in many ways the result played 2nd fiddle to the new attendance records, an encouraging sign that women's teams can fill out the big stadiums in germany. and just before we go, let's get

a reminder of the top story that we've been following for you at this hour. united states has warned that millions of civilians trapped by violent incident, could soon run low on food, water, and medicine. thousands of foreign nationals are being evacuated from the country. that is your news update office hours. there will be more of me in 45 minutes time for now though, coming up after a short break is our business program. with rob likes. you can also check on our website at www dot comp. i'm clear, richard, st. berlin from the team. thank you so much for watching. guardians of truth. my name is jolanda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey.