assessing the nazis, our model is as low as other people. the ongoing struggle for remembrance and against denial in the land of the perpetrators starts may 6th on d, w. the . this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. you create a new president, makes a surprise visit to the fake loved him is the landscape verges the creation of a nor back style tribunal to hold russia to account for what crime committed in ukraine. this, as ukraine did not, is attempting to assassinate russia's president. moscow says,

a drone attack on the kremlin was planned by the united states and carried off by ukraine. also coming up, tens of thousands of people are fleeing the fighting in their homeland sedan. we hear the story of one family risk at all to reach safety in the future. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us ukraine's president for a lot of me as a lansky has said, there can be no lasting peace with russia without justice for his country. he made the remarks on the surprise trip to the netherlands speaking after visiting the international criminal court in the hague. soleski stressed the sheer number of alleged war crimes committed by moscow. he called for the creation of a special tribunal into russia's actions. lensky said that it was vital that

president putin and those responsible for the war be held accountable. immunity is the key. they opened the door to address. if you look at any war, any, and a war of aggression in the history and they all have one thing in common, the perpetrators of the war didn't believe they would have to stand to officer for what the deed, they must tend to answer for war. however, brings war must receive judgment, which are correspondent rosie birch. odd is covering the latest developments in the hague. she gave us her impression of the landscape, surprise, visit, and appeal for justice. indeed to, once you chose this location, the hague, a on does have a symbolic location because he calls it the center of international justice, the capital of freedom and justice, the capital of international law. because it's home to the international criminal

court. it's homes international court of justice on several other tribunals that there was one tribunal. he would certainly like to see here. and that is a special tribunal for the crime of aggression which he would like to see most go tried under that. that doesn't exist currently. so lensky is pushing for the creation of such a tribe, you know, but it's not all that easy. it's legally and politically fault. we saw just how difficult it can be to have these uh, the cogs of international criminal justice turn when international criminal court just in the last few months, issued under arrest towards the russian president vladimir putin. but there simply isn't an international police force that can go on her restive and bring him to face trial here in the hague, for those suspected war clients crimes, which of course, russia denies. any involvement in the president to lensky use the speech. and i spoke to someone in the room who said it was really powerful. he spoke about the cases of suspected war crimes. and we're talking about tens of thousands of cases. he talked about

a suspected cases of rate civilian killings. he talks about kids nothings of children, and he, even off those in the room to take a moment of silence. to commemorate all the victims, no presidents of lensky also comes here, not only to a symbolic locations, but on a symbolic day. because they just remember to stay in the middle of the day when the netherlands reflects and remembers those victims of the 2nd world war. and of course, the lensky is using, drawing on it seems to me those memories to try to evoke uh, the uh, the, what his people are going through today. i'm not so nice as we heard from the prime minister saying that we stand shoulder to shoulder with you. we will stay by your side, you crate. he said, for as long as it takes mentioned, that's prime minister zaleski has held a press conference with him. and the belgian prime ministers will tell us more about that as well. it was all about weapons. it seems to me because lensky came here, not only we thought desire for a special tribunal, but also with

a wish list of weapons on top of that list. are western fights rejects now he said there's no reason to delay such a decision to send those kind of weapons permit us to remark was just of the level inside. well, there are no taboos but we're not there yet. so it didn't seem like a hard no like that, so absolutely not happening. more like you were saying, there's still a discussion to be how do you vote, for example, the discussion in the past, the right, sending western main bustle tanks to create a bike sending home. it says to crazy said those taboos have phone, but it still was not that hard. yes. that very clear. yes. which present soleski of course would like to have heard on the street. rosie, thank you very much. our correspond at rosie batch out there in the hate. meanwhile, russia has accused us of being behind and alleged drone attack on the kremlin. it says washington organized the attack and ukraine carried it out on wednesday. moscow says the incident was an attempt to assassinate president vladimir putin, adding that sabotage, attacked by cuba,

had reached what it called unprecedented momentum. ukraine and us have denied any involvement in the drone attack. well, it's good to move from washington in our correspondents amiens' s. if is standing by there, i mean moscow accused is the us of being behind the ledge drone attacks on the kremlin. what is washington saying about that to? well, us national security folks for us and john kirby said that the kremlin was just flat out lying. he said these claims were false, that the us not only did not have any involvement with quote, whatever happened. he's still taking the line that the us does not even know what happens here. so saying that they had no involvement and they're still investigating who was behind these a legit attacks on the kremlin at 1st. moscow blamed just the ukrainians alone. now it's saying the americans were involved to how does this fit

into moscow strategic interests when the us hear something like that? well, moscow here is really trying to frame this as a proxy war between moscow in the west, the united states and nato. and so they're taking every opportunity here to blame a tax on the us to try to show that the u. s. is directly involved here in the us really wants to pull back from this. now what's interesting, what john kirby also said today was that the us does not encourage or enable ukraine to strike outside of its board or so the washington really does not want anybody seeing this, the weapons shipments to ukraine as weapons that can be used to attack outside of ukraine, only to defend ukraine. this is really seen as defensive aids. here as a washington does not want to be seen as being in a proxy with russia, whereas it is within rushes interest to frame this as

a war between the united states and russia. and washington really does not want the possibility of escalation here. so i'm on the one hand washington saying that it has no idea who is behind the attacks here. but that is really to pull back and say, we don't have any involvement intact. attacks outside of ukraine's borders they, me and thank you very much. that was our correspondent, amy and so in washington to take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. russia's foreign minister, secular lab, ralph is in india for strategic talks. lever also is expected to hold meetings with countries including china, pakistan, and india. the 8 member block was created as a counterweight to us alliances in the region. increasingly close ties between russia and china are likely to feature japan in front sub signed and nuclear cooperation agreement to accelerate development of next generation reactors. the declaration seeks to improve the safety of existing reactors. it will also address

the commissioning the disabled focus fema nuclear plant. torrential rains of bass or drew wanda, and uganda flooding roads and villages and triggering land slides more than a 120 people have died in search and rescue. teams say the death toll will rise as record water level subside. more rain is forecast in the coming days. villagers in room one does. wetlands are used to rain, but this, this is different. storms have pounded the area since last week, destroying homes, roads, and lives. for residents of who the who's alone and the don't fall off is a chance to a tweet, possessions, and reflect on a lucky escape with them. well, yeah, my wife was done near the window when the floods want to came through. she fell

down well and as i tried to carry my child out of the house, i was pushed over like the gun. but luckily i got out. i'm safe. although some brought just in the water, you did injured my legs. the most yamma is the tv and you chat. what i want you to come in and look mobile authorities a bracing for the death poll here to rise as the flood waters recede. for those who survived, there was never a sense of disbelief and desolation. the not june to, to the, not to me to pick the novelty as you can see. i am left with nothing. oh my god, no bed and no household for the terrible. i have no money to rent a house. no husband, no children. i don't know where to go and this disaster was dangerous for us over to it because it just happened over the northern bar during uganda. it's a similar picture, much light on least me. hey, i'm on hillside villages. a people were buried when the asked gave way. here,

locals angry, a perceived mismanagement in virginia. we rough waiting for you, the effects of climate change and for from the funding practices. and we don't want to penalize that things out in policy across the region. effort. so no wonder we to help lose watched affected as officials promise emergency shelters to the growing number of people left homeless efforts do are likely to be hampered by forecasts for yet more rain. now to sudan in the conflict, there has generated a refugee crisis that threatens the entire region. egyptian authorities say 40000 uncertainties across the border into egypt in the past 2 weeks. but making it to safety is not the end of the journey for those playing the war. they have to find ways of surviving in the country. bottling severe economic crises itself, dw, spoke with one young woman who made it from cartoon to kyra. buses and trucks

arrive at the egyptian suit in these border full of people fleeing the violence in sedan. some will have to wait in the hot sun for days before they are allowed to enter egypt. but not everyone is here legally. 15 year old miriam was smuggled through the egyptian border with her mother and sisters of their journey last of 10 days. and they had to leave her 2 brothers and her father behind and cartoon kind of love to the, the, i mean there was a lot of shooting, didn't match it up for next door neighbors were, should with bonds for that. i know a lot of people were injured in as a follow up to the we slide with our neighbors and many other people that left them . i don't remember have not received our cards and heard someone calling, smuggling, smuggling them. then we got in the car and we paid down on the pedal. mario and our

family remained homeless in cairo for a few days until they were found by a mol russell. she runs in and g o that as, as homeless displays, people with housing, medical treatment and psychological support. and we're trying to help people that do not have relatives or acquaintances here in the, at their conditions are difficult. they've been true or little from some of the families we've taken to get registered at you and hcr were given appointments in 6 months. if the that's a long time in that time as well. the displaced person could be taken advantage of . there are many dangerous, like organ trafficking in child labor because according to egyptian authorities, more than 40000 student needs have crossed into egypt over the past 2 weeks. but their journey doesn't end when they arrive. the many do not have relatives or money and are dependent on 8 organizations. others like mary and her family

are waiting to be re united with their loved ones land. last and we have no idea what's going to happen to us in egypt. we don't know if we're going to settle here or not the unless the little amount of so that we have to wait for the whole family to be here. i say no, i'm worried, they won't come by you and i won't be able to work here in it. and is that the and the still have a bit of stuff it was that did said maria, i'm hope she and her family will be able to return home soon. in india, police have classed with a group of rustlers in new delhi, as they protested near the indian parliament. the rustlers among them olympic medalist have been protesting since the end of april. they are demanding the rest of the countries federation. chief who is accused of sexually harassing 7 female wrestler's, including a mind. manchester city star and former dorman striker adding

holland has made football history with a goal against west hum, holland became the 1st player to score 35 goals and one premier league season. the norwegians goal moved him past the decades old record held by ellen scherer. and then the coal holland is only 22 years old and has more 5 more games to add to his record before the end of the regular season to you're watching the news up next, the cost of climate change and the global. so that's on the dw news agent. thanks for watching the use of species populate our planet. most of them are here long before humans came along that the.