the, the state of the news line from berlin, ukraine issues an air raid alert across the entire country after russian drone and missile strikes overnight. several are injured and attacks on keys and other cities . ukraine is calling it the biggest drone attack ever carried out on the capitol. also coming up. so don's warring factions,

struggle to for about the fragile face fire. another day of peace hawks is underway in saudi arabia aimed at allowing badly needed aid to reach the village and abundance like a dog. one are still only one point off the top of the table after demolishing balls book 6. now the i'm looking for like it's good to have you with us. ukraine has issued a nationwide air alert hours after russia launched a wave of air strikes. you printing and officials say at least 5 people were injured and overnight attacks on the capital. and at least 4 other cities keys mayor called it the biggest drone attack on the capital. and the entire war of the silhouetted mare of keys inspects the ruins of this apartment. after

a terrifying night in the capital, the massive press x 2 off on top of the 6. can we go to draw on the flights of direction hotel? and thanks to give me some assistance everyone wants to go. but not before the attack, drones entered this build up residential neighborhood. several people were hurt by falling drone debris, sleepless locals. no, it could have been much worse for him was little boy, there was nothing i could do. i sheltered in the corridor behind the 2 walls with us to the bank. then there was a flash on the sound. all was as if that day across the room is all was firing in a back when

little land, the worst thing is that we have learned to live with it. we got up in the morning, slept, took the child to school. it's frightening in the port city of odessa, official said, russian air strikes, head of food warehouse firefighters battled through the night to contain the damage . by daybreak, ukraine had accused russia of breaking the terms of a green export deal. official said moscow was refusing to register vessels entering the black sea, effectively blocking ukraine from supplying grain to the world. a war i'm doing now by dr. j. mcglenn. she's a senior researcher at the monterrey initiative and russian studies in oxford, dr. mclean. good to see this unprecedented wave of drone strikes against civilian targets in key. if it says russia returning to his old tactics or just distraction from the lack of meaningful progress before the symbolic may. 9th deadline,

i think give his name. i think he said this advice, i think, is also a response to a widely perceived not cri within of russian to social media and online about the gaps between the rhetoric from the states and the outcomes of the ministries and as a need to, to show, oh, no, we all serious about this. well, let's talk about the rhetoric because tomorrow marks victory day and russia the day the country celebrate the winning one. they called the green patriarch war and the kremlin in going to great lengths and has been for, since this war started to draw parallels between world war 2. and it's so called special military operation. why is that? this is actually something that's the easiest assistance, 14 and which was when the evaluation, dignity,

or your in my doctor's as happened. preston, you agree that she was something to be of institutions favor. david's greetings is perhaps it flatt and new and you can use power and ways to take it as this is a fascist to you by you creating a nazi's. and we all unexplained crimea in order to defend premiums from a sort of genocide and the time consuming. and don't last. and this is a point that the russian government, the she media presentation. so every it's rates, if you try to use. so it probably is should be a surprise that it's, it's still there now and i asked for is, it's a reminder of the importance of, of dating this will, that 2014, i would just out there as well. that in terms of why, that's what we need more domestic, the russian and the memory of the great potential to cool rush time for the 1941

slanting point, 5 safety war against nazi germany. as opposed to the broad will to, that is probably one of the ways, definitely the mistakes memory. and one of them is unifying elements of russian coach. i know a few of these, it's one of the very few unifying elements. so to such an extent version per se, the items t 3 found it around this pride in the memory of world war 2. well, the great page multiple victory, but also in the need to defend that legacy, which is again, something state propaganda uses. the idea that the west and ukraine trying to destroy the legacy of memory, of the great picture of the cool. but van over 3 may, 9th is very likely to come and go without the russian leadership having any significant progress to boast about in this war. so how are they planning on continuing to sell this ongoing grinding, costly, bloody war effort to russian society as well? thank you. i'm not entirely sure that they completely need to send it so in the

sense that the russian society is, is quite pathetic and quite a glitch school and just tries to kind of it and all of which the able to do to some extent in the major european cities as the government's been very capital not to sort of to target relations, although areas in the world and under pool um, but in terms of how they justifying it, justifying it as yes this, especially that your impression ukraine. but it's part of a wind to war against the west. and reflective of the fact that the russian government does not afford any agency premiums the entire, the entire, their entire war on, on ukraine is depicted as really just a war against the west. ukraine is all seen as having a sort of a mind to that. so our independence is just seen as being a vassal state that you know, nazis came to power and then they chose to align with the west and all the rest of the funding. not seasonal to take the russian. that was dr. jay from glen in oxford

. always great to get your take on things. thank you so much. thank you. are representatives of so don's rival sections are meeting for ceasefire negotiations in the saudi city of jetta. international mediators are hoping to secure a lasting peace even as finding continues in saddam's capital. cartoon. the conflict between the sudanese army and the rival rapids support forces not paramilitary is now entering its 4th week chaos in costume. among the thousands fleeing international diplomats many had been involved just weeks before in if it's to transition from military to civilian rule. now some of the questioning whether they may have done more harm than good in 2019 widespread protests were followed by a military to the top of the countries longstanding dictates that eventually there

was a transitional power sharing agreements between the military and civilians until elections could be held to don, had a new civilian prime minister and a transitional military council out of so this is where the trouble began. the council was chaired by general abdel for to elbow hyundai and his deputy was mohammed. i'm done, doug low or committee, the leader of the power military rapids support forces. these men now lead the 2 sides in the conflict hope so, the democracy was set back in 2021. when committee in the honda posed the civilian government, but the differences are the power sharing, the hardening. meanwhile, from the us, the military. what's the strain back on a stress and does what's necessary? i think the support that has been very strong from international greetings to resume the you in the us and britain among other power has resisted coles to sanction the military leadership given committee. and albert hung legitimacy while hoping for better results than the history of violence suggested to transition to

static. and saddam, we are particularly delicate stage of this transition. so ideally for both sides are involved in the political process to go the extra meyer, to west shreds drums, restoration of city enrolled in the country. now you've, it's a whole pragmatism for both. i mean, the protests, the us and britain, what's to bridge. the generals differences, while the generals with the pulling the forces in the capital and just weeks lisa, the war was on. let's bring him down to the courts. he's a research fellow for crisis prevention and diplomacy in africa at the german institute for international and security affairs. he joins us from berlin tonight with the quote's. good to see you. the more harm or good. what's your take on the role of the west and the student is conflict. yeah,

good evening. i think that's too broad a brush to pains, the whole west in the whole conflicts and, but certainly if we look at, for example, the united states leading up to the breakout of the conflicts a few weeks ago. and that was comply to problematic role because the us put too much pressure on the policies, including the military, even though there was no agreed solution on this cruise to the topic, all secuity sectors. now the damage is done and the warrant zines have been in talk since saturday with no major and progress reported. although it is already some progress and they are actually sitting down and talking. is there a chance though, for diplomacy when the warring sides both believe they can when as well indeed as long as they believe that either of them can win i think it will

be difficult but i mean there are also other possibilities for them to feel that they, they have to negotiate if they have small pressure on that sounds and they need the legitimacy from the department. and so act us, that's why they engage to be in these tasks. so where does that pressure need to come from precisely then? well, from everyone and that you know, it has leverage basically, in particular the result powers. i mean, the policies are meeting in the saudi arabia. that's one united arab emirates in the each is a search can see all have close ties to the respective parties. and then also for the field. so from the united states, from the you to look at the, you know, to look at the financial constraints on these generals and then networks. let's,

let's look at the terms for negotiation. why does it seem to be so difficult for the opposing parties to find common ground? this is all about power, or is there more to it as well? i mean, it's always difficult to pass to man at the top, right? so uh, usually you only have one leader, especially in the north thought area and military government. and that's, that was the problem. and you know, just have to use, you know, will not work out for long. so, you know, ultimately of course they will need to be one professional in which means the assets will need to be integrated. but the question is, you know, in which timeframe and what happens in between. and this was exactly the questions that put the policies of pops in the 1st place and i think it's stupid to them about me. and while they are a part civilians are dying, swing,

suffering. what will the impact of a dragged out conversely, be for some don, but also for the entire region? yeah, i mean it's absolutely devastating. of course. i mean, so, so far as the fighting has mostly been beaten between this, the secuity actors and some of the allies and other security forces. but for example, in west of fluid he's already seen. so the, we are missing off, particularly a local conflict attacks from assessed on a non population them. um we may technologies to so we could see mazda. yeah, we'll have to leave it there. unfortunately, again, the quotes of the german institute for international and security of 1st thank you so much. thank you. tens of thousands of people have already fled to fighting and sent on to neighboring countries, but not everyone is able to flee. the w spoke to

a mother who's stuck with her family and cartoon. some people left because they weren't immediate danger. their homes had been attacked, or they were forcibly evacuated by security forces in areas of heavy showing the residents were to to lease in other areas. the people found that they were going to be in the middle of ongoing arm conflict and to avoid coming for the whole collateral damage and they had to flee their homes. some people were attacked in their homes, some are optic gunpoint. and so they chose to lease to see for places we can't guarantee the safety of our family on the roads. right now. i have 3 teenage son. i have been through our assess checkpoints. they are managed by very young, very young soldiers. and i don't want to put my children in

a confrontation with them. the fact of the matter is that when you do decide to flee, you can't guarantee your safety. right now, i'm also accompanied by my elderly mother. and so the evacuation routes that people have taken heading to for, to down items in our house. i and then we're headed towards the addiction border for us that that ardo strip is not an option for, for health purposes. and for safety purposes we, we need the international community to take ownership of their role in what was frame does mediation over the past few years, but didn't listen to the places other people. it was obvious, it was obvious that the interest of the senate needs people for not being

centered at the narrative. it was all about politics. it was all about power, big amounts of the revolution. freedom piece, just this, seem to call on the by roads. if we can guarantee that we can stay safely in our home and a real ceasefire is reached, then we will stay is our country, this is our home. so you don't want to leave our home. we don't want to go anywhere . we just want to be safe. we just ask for a function in country the country that we love that we hop for. this is where we want to be right now. this is where we want to stay. this is our to, as a mother trying to sleep hard to limit the finding and suit on. moving on, you're a pain. leaders are marketing victory in europe day which celebrates the surrender of germany's forces in 1945 and the end of the 2nd world war and europe. commemorations have been held across the continent,

including in france and germany. the speech from cave ukrainian president bullard arrears of landscape drew parallels between to the feet of nazi germany and his countries. resistance to the russian invasion. also submitted a bill to formally changed the date of ukrainian commemorations to may 8th. the country has traditionally mark the occasion on may 9th, which is celebrated in russia as victory de problem, only jumps from the earlier the w spoke to alexi my k of the ukranian and bassett, or germany. and he echoed the landscape, desire to distance his country from russian celebration, ukraine and ukrainians, who made very important contribution to the victory and to elimination. i'll find that says, year we've been always saying never again. but unfortunately, russian federation brought war to your 21st century and they

using pretty much the same methods as nazi germany and ukraine. i cannot go to the soviet memorial where prussian propaganda stays 194145. forget in about multiple ribbon, trump packed, and russian invasion, a and into poland and, and to finland. and to my point is that we need to put an issue of german responsibility a towards ukraine in times of 2nd world war as a be a report topic. you spoke about flags now, last year, berlin's police band, all flags and symbols, both ukrainian and russian from the commemoration events. they tried to do it again this year, but of course, reversed that decision. and as it stands,

all flags and symbols both recreating and russian will be allowed this year. what do you think of this decision on this back and forth? on friday, i've been talking to the berlin police and preceded them not to challenge the court decision on ukrainian flags. so they remain on the streets today and tomorrow and to in the days. i know that unfortunately, all those russian and soviet flags are part of russian propaganda. and i think this is a, an issue of internal security for germany and not to allow people over and over again. declaring the, the russian propaganda slogans on the streets while

the aged real war of attrition towards to create ukraine has been critical of germany, slowness in providing support to ukraine, both financial and military. how does it stands now? are you still expecting more from germany? we'd expect them to reward with our german partners, so they can do more and yes, delivers of new weapons and economic support and support and reconstruct reconstruction all ukraine. this is where germany starts having an elitist role, and i appreciate that was due to lease political correspondent, julia so deli, speaking to alexi mckay and the ukranian ambassador to germany, columbia. as 5 decades civil war killed over 220000 people, tens of thousands disappears. millions more were displaced. historic peace still signed in 2016 lars. we ended the finding but the country is still struggling to

emerge from the conflict. a new initiative is now encouraging young people to share their stories of ongoing violence and hopes of creating a lasting peace. it's an unusual school day for these students. today, they are, the experts and their teacher is here to learn the subject, his violence in columbia. then one of my kids will be an extra normal for them to live here in the my, to recruit hands, they and kill people were getting close and below my family's house, there was a slaughter house where they would kill people and trot them up. and i can see that the color this is so that all became normal for us. the goal of the program is for the participants to share their experiences in the cycle of violence. but not a big deal. that goal is not to repeat those events. it would be horrible to return to violence like that or to keep living with the consequences generation after generation thing done,

50 years of violence. i mostly affected all of us directly or indirectly. i think i really, you know, things that came with the product from the up. i don't know. stucco, more than $450.00 teachers and columbia are participating in the project. giving young people a safe space to share their stories, as well as their ideas about reconciliation and peace. it's close meals and then my younger the children are the less prejudiced they have a moment. that is the moment to transform the narrative of hate and into the narrative of celebrating diversity. and so that people like the history piece is the history of how we built from empathy more for that and i as a team, but the federal, we have to recognize that painful things happen. and we need to more and together, in order to move forward, the policy will put a bullet on set. the teach for columbia initiative receives funding from unicef, and from the german embassy. the

a lot pos on memory and piece are important for germany. and we think that we can contribute something important to the dialogue process and the memory process on the process. so what they do? yeah. local yeah. for assist with the motor. yeah, we do it. so by bringing dialogue into school, at the university's squeeze and public spaces, these uh spots superbly, coal. some teachers think the classroom is the place to start building piece. but real change requires a nationwide effort of the necessity, commodity cause the site is we're talking about rebuilding the conduct the new columbia. but how do we build that new columbia? only a few people are talking about it. and if it's just a trend on take talk, it doesn't matter. you know, we bought the michael hopes that it's a students listen to each other stories and reflect on the reasons for the conflict that they can find a way out of the darkness in which colombia has spent the last decades.

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entire country after russia carried out extensive 9 time drone estimate. sound strength training officials say at least 5 people were injured overnight and strikes on keys in odessa. food warehouse was reduced to ashes, military said and destroyed 35 or reigning main drones with within its air space. the bad news of the day, but stay with us. all 3000 is next with a report on the claim earned by a power line orchestra, even though instruments are made of trash. really thank you so much for watching the

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