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for only green washing after all, there are billions to be made. our to push document tree, deep sea greed starts to date on d, w. the . this is the, the news line from berlin, ukrainian presidential. it appears the landscape arrives in japan to join g 7 leaders of the 2nd day of their summit, where the u. s. has promised to help ukraine get american fighter jets. the ones people also get a chance to meet with other heads of stay to remain neutral on russia's invasion.
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also coming up serious, bashar al assad returns to the international stage as the error of league. welcome send back into the fold after 12 years of isolation. like the western nations are not ready to forget the brutality of serious air of spring pressed down an ongoing civil war. plus tens of thousands of people are evacuated as italy, struggles with its worst floods in a century. look at the latest from our correspondence. the mariana isn't staying, it's good to have you with us. you're creating presidents, let them use the lens game has arrived in japan to attend to the jew 7 summit. it touched down at hiroshima, after a short stop over, and saudi arabia where he addressed the arab league. soleski is expected to seek further support for his country's defense effort against russia. this comes as
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a us says, it will allow its western allies to supply ukraine with training and a possible delivery of fighter jets, including american made essex teams seen as a significant boost for kids. the w as chief international editor richard walker, is covering the g 7 meeting and her rushman for us, and he joins us now for the latest. so richard, we understands the landscape just landed in hiroshima how significant is the ukrainian leaders appearance in person at the g 7 summit. and what does he hoping to achieve there? yeah, well very at a, it totally is very significant of and if the, the reaction of the general is here in the media sense and they rush them is anything to go by. i mean, the, everyone was packed around various screens showing depends international bro costa and h k. wells of the landing. so lensky as it happened. and you had people really packed
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around kind of filming, they did this on the tv screens here happening live. we didn't see that for, for any of the other leaders to the same extent as they arrived here. so, so, so let's keep kind of the out shining, or the actual members of the g 7 in the kind of drama of his arrival here. obviously coming from the arab league summit and, and i think it really is quite a powerful statement of a new phase of so let's keep engagement with the outside world, meeting with the arab league, not necessarily natural friends. and then coming to the g 7, which has been a long standing supporter of the ukraine, a war effort. but this as a place where he can make outreach to countries like india to countries like brazil, which have been much more cautious in that approach to this conflict. the brazilians raising questions about whether russia had some legitimacy and was it a direct remotely having a long standing there? the indian side have a longstanding relationship with russia and trying to be neutral so far. so lensky
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now has a chance for face time with these people to get his message across to them and hoping to move the needle somewhere in that positions. so one thing that should be good news for the cranial leader is this indication by the u. s. it would not stand in the way of deliveries of these advance finer jazz the f sixteens. but it also announced further sanctions on russia. can you tell us about that richard? yeah, so i mean on the maybe just to quickly take the fight to jets 1st of all. so the, the us is saying that it is going to be support efforts to to get ukranian. pilots trained to flight the 16. so process that, that's like you to take some months and then that it will also support efforts to transfer a 16 planes to ukraine when that training program is complete. so probably looking at a few months that with this has been one of the few frames biggest us in recent months . i mean, remember that the various stages during the course of this world where the pregnancy
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has said we need this weapon, there's been some hesitancy on the side of his partners and then ultimately depart this go along with it. well, we seem to be kind of moving through that process now in the case of a fighter planes, you crating and saying that that's very important in terms of trying to restore some, some dominance of the sky. so if you train and then in terms of sections what i think the best word here would be sort of tightening the screws to the apartments. that the 2nd part is a trying to correct down on contravention. trying to stop a efforts to kind of go around the sanctions regime that already exists. of the us for instance, announcing that it's targeting a number of companies including some chinese companies. but it says, a sort of helping russia by the back door during the course of this war. and the overall message from the g 7 a to the ukranian said that they have with them as long as this will take. and they're going to tighten the screws of with russia whenever it realizes that some of those screws might be coming loose. that was our chief international editor,
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richard walker, reporting from the g 7 summit in hiroshima, japan richard. thank you so much. i as well as we mentioned before arriving in japan blood mares landscape paid a visit to the era bleak summit. and jetta and his 1st trip to the middle east and the russians invasion, ukraine's president accused. some of the regions leaders of turning a blind item moscow's aggression arab nations have remained largely neutral over the war and ukraine. many of them maintain close ties to russia, including the syrian president, bashar al assad, was the landscape reminded air leaders that ukraine's own muslim minority had been effected by the war, starting with russia's illegal annexation of the crime in peninsula back in 2014. your granules has never shows in the war. our thrills didn't go to other lands. we do not engage in unexcused
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plunder of other nice us resources, but we will never submit to any ford and there's or go nicer. that's why we fight. and i'm sure all your nations will understand these our main emotion. and i'm also sure all your nations will understand the main goal. i want to live here in get on an oval call to all of you to help protect our people, including you. create em mosley community to the are big summit also saw the return of assigned to the international stage. the syrian president joined, so leaders starting a new chapter after 12 years of isolation. bleak had suspended syria in 2011. after about charlotte's thoughts cracked down on eric's spring protest that set off
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a decade long civil war. a warm welcome back for the regions practical son, the shower, left side. for more than a decade, he was a pariah kicked out of the arab league and isolated by most of the region for brutally repressing his own people in syria. but an outside or no more. a side was greeted with handshakes and hugs. he's painting his return to jetta, said he, a ravia as a reunification of error brotherhood. i'm a studio from all these serious past one with the present and future as pen error visits that can uh oh, but the ever visit for long in permanent belonging done or not a fleeting one mountain for a day. there was no talk of the host countries passed funding of opposition groups in syria, nor talk of attempts to over throw assad. instead the syrian president called on the lead to respect national sovereignty. they were all the hair a bleak,
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should restore its role in healing wounds, not deepening them in a thing. now, i know what's most important is to leave internal affairs to be managed by its own people perceive all the following 100. we have to prevent all external interference and help only one specifically asked to do so. back home in syria opposition health areas in the north teams was angry. parent testers who feel betrayed by the arab league. they still wanted democratic nation and assad out of power. how people know who they want to know. we are here because the error bleed shamefully trying to normalize this. how could they welcome a child killer and chemical weapons? user has an audio and he has destroyed syria and rom directions. how can you hear a bleeders meet with this criminal, how we would almost studio, how about sweetie? i also was still problem was i want to call about sadie crown prince muhammad been,
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so mine used to support the syrian opposition, but at the summit, he struck a different tone, saying he hoped that serious return to the air bleed would lead to the end of its crisis, a crisis which has killed nearly half a 1000000 people and displaced another 23000000. let's get a check now some of the other stories making news around the world this hour. the head of pakistan's islam is jermanti east. lovely party has arrived and attempted suicide bombing in the south western bellucci send province schedule hawks parties said he was safe, but that 5 others were injured. so far. no one has claimed responsibility. tens of thousands of people have protested against gun violence in a march through serbia's capital bel grade. demonstrators are angry over the government's handling of 2 mass shootings that left 18 people dead is a 3rd time in a month. the protesters have urge the government to take action. the wild fires and
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western spain have forest emergency cruise to evacuate 600 villagers. hundreds of firefighters and soldiers had been brought in to battle. the blazes, hampered by strong winds. at least one fire has been blamed on our sent to italy. now we're at least 14 people have been killed and what are being called the worst floods in a century. more than 15000 people in the country is north, have been forced to leave their homes, and many are stranded with no electricity and dwindling food supplies. authorities have called for residents to reduce their movements to a minimum of the infected region, which is still subject to a red weather alert. the same area was battered by extreme weather earlier in may with at least 2 people dying during storms. or for more, we can now speak to dw correspondence on your phone, the car, who is in the flooded region in northern italy. so sonya,
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tell us how things are looking where you are with money on the situation. is it still very grim in the plot to fix it areas? it's going to rain that again. we were used to be in the tone of fence. so this is a small town about 50 kilometers, a se of polonium. it has about $60000.00 inhabitants and we go from there to really domestic feelings of a massive clean up with the residents really covered in modern slugs using shovels and wipers, and foxes, and machines to pump out water from flooded cells and basements, the shops, there are completely destroyed. people have been evacuated from the ground floor, apartments and the loan river there in that town, both the banks the 2 days ago. for the 2nd time in the month, as you mentioned it, li, lots of more than the experience, intense loving in the me. and this is a scene that we single being repeated across towns and villages with over 20 of us and couples. now i'm not doing both the banks as well. the clean up, of course,
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is one challenge. but as we understand there are still thousands of people who are stranded, how our rescue operations going to try and get those people to say for areas you right. i mean, there is a massive risky operation underway, but you're absolutely right that there are a major challenges authorities. you're a speaking of more than 250 land slides in, in separate regions and we're getting reports of civil mountain. this village is still being cut off, so it's difficult to get the whiskey teams in there and some places that are widespread. mississippi also just the phone lines are dogs but dislike that there is an operation underway. you know, yesterday when we went to fence, so we saw units of the time in the army and the coast guard out in several 1000 villages that are helicopters. you can show them the sky rescue and people from, from roof, from the upper floors that are also rescue teams with coming from other parts of this. it's lead to pitch in huge groups. the volunteer is also helping to get
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people out before being backdated to filters. of the government now set up in schools, engines and in small stadiums. so you mentioned the army has now been involved and the government has taking steps to set up shelters. how satisfied are people with the response of the governments to this disaster? when we speak to the mayor of uh fence i guess the um, he basically said that, you know, his small town required of much more funds is really a large amount of funding from the state from the time and government in order to cope with the magnitude of the office as a sunday, telling government to certainly be criticized for not you know, doing enough to cope with the challenges of climate change. it could be a seen a rise in the extreme what the events and this is one of them that was the w correspondence on your phone, a current reporting from northern italy. sonya, thank you. if you're watching the double you
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news or reminder of our top story, ukrainian presidents let them hear zalinski has arrived in japan to join at g 7 leaders on the 2nd day of their summits where the west has promised to help you. crane obtain american fighter jets, the landscape will also get a chance to meet with other heads of state who remain neutral on russia's invasion of his country. they are up to date on dw news, mariana evans team. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire nice team. thanks for watching the people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away from these trades.

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