that is, is callaway wanted stats june 29th on dw the . this is the deputy news life from berlin. a huge search and rescue operation of the custom grades emergency cruise to try to find most of the office of one of the mediterranean with she practice hospice at hundreds. my address. and the us calls on allies to dictate you crying and its point back against russia. defense ministers from 50 countries, get nicer headquarters in brussels,

a lot for your funds. it's backing to your crime and pledge just to strengthen it onto the i'm anthony handbook into the program. and the agency crews are searching for survivors of one of the mediterranean southwest shipwrecked as often at least 70 people have drowned and hundreds more missing. after a fishing boat carrying migrants sank off the coast of greece, it's the many were trapped on level decks when the vessel capsized. at this point, it's looking more like a recovery mission than the rescue responds. teams have not found any survivors today. just ball days. greek authorities don't even know exactly how many they're looking for. over a 100 survivors have been brought to a refugee company, austin's, most of the men reported to be worn out in distress,

just at least the 2 of them being treated for hypothermia of fevers. one young man that's a decrying the said, i mean to my mother, i meant my mother the this was a very difficult moment as a nurse of handling the red cross of the auto mall. there. truly some a young man in the very bottom situation and psychological and about to use yes. maybe 2 small buttons, right? i did my mom. i mean, my mother, this voice is inside my ears. a surveillance plane spoke to the crowd, invest long, choose de greece has coast. god said they offered help, but that also was refused. authorities believe the boat late to start to sink after its engine gave up. no one on board was wearing a life jackets grease is false, as also joined the rescue efforts, which is the country shaken by one of these was the maritime tragedies in recent

years. there, where is this might not be the last of his kind. daniel gordon is senior advocacy advisor in athens for the, the level charity sites, the children. i asked him earlier to tell us more about the assistance the operations. so what we know is it is advisors were transferred to southern greece and then are being transported to a refugee come outside of athens, as your port mentions. and clearly these people in distress, that means i care and support and protection then what is your understanding of the conditions for at least 40 children and 60 or more women and how they would treated by people smugglers on this ship. and do we know why that will place the logic of the so the 3rd there is an entirely clear

picture of what is happened over the over the last days. so what we do know is quite shocking and horrified. i'm so those reports that up to 750 people were on board the ship and i up to 100 children who are who are below deck. so one of the biggest tragedies in the magistrate in that was that we've seen the, it's unclear what the, the, the conditions where but reports are, that was very me over, i'm over trying to ship. i and i am i on his route. i think it's really important to emphasize as well know that each of those individuals have died. they have names, they have families fed fears and hopes and aspirations. and it's imperative that every effort is made to identify each of the one of these victims i and to

establish what exactly happens in terms of the contact with the boat. i between the, the, i agree technologies and the i'm, i'm the ship itself. i'm wish and then in the run up to the, the cap sizing and the section of the boat is a politically charged atmosphere in europe surrounding how many migrants should be allowed in. um, what do you want to see happening in negotiations? i've the use packed on migration and the solemn it's, well i think this tragedy should act as a wake up call for you repeat governments. are they negotiate this new part? the, the reality is that you, if you're going to have gone through quite extraordinary lines to try to tear people from coming to your to i to seek asylum, i threw closing all safe and legal rigs through the legal push box to i'm housing,

asylum seekers and refugees and engineering conditions and present like counseling to retire funds and elsewhere. this is what drives people to take these dangerous. i journey is often and, and see where the boys are to run the gauntlet of you repeat youths dangerous and often violent bars. i. so we hope that the tragedy will spur some action for european governments as we negotiate the parks to open up some of these uh, safe and legal routes for those who are seeking asylum and to ensure that children who are taking safety and you are i am offered protection and support the needs and they've gotten with the site, the children in athens, thanks so much for your time. with us live defense contact, great. the collection of allies supporting you. crime has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting your crime for as long as it takes the general mock millie,

chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said to ukraine was making steady progress. but it would be a violent 5 and come at a high cost. you have said united states, the secretary of defense, lloyd austin. also i've met with the head of nathan, getting stuff in the re offend plans for the block to strengthen its own defenses. when we meet the need to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow we will also prepare for the upcoming convenience assignments, where as a message will be about support ukraine the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence. will dw correspondent terry schultz was at night to headquarters. i asked to what stood out at the making of the crime defense contact . the us leaders seemed upbeat about what they heard in the room. they mentioned

new contributions, which is not nothing but countries are still continuing to come up with new packages of weapons for ukraine and files, ukrainian defense minister after the meeting. and he to was a beat. he said that he had gotten new assurances of training on f sixteens. again, ukraine has been asking for fighter aircraft. and while we haven't heard any specifics about delivery of those aircraft, the fact that pilots are getting trained means that if, as has so often happened in the past few crane succeeds in talking allies into giving weapons that they, they initially said no to those pilots would be ready. another thing we heard from the americans was stressing how international this effort is in the ukraine defense contract group. it's not just the 31 nato allies. it's some 50 countries from around the world that are supporting ukraine. and that's very much a message that they would like to see rep are replicated around the world, replicated around the world. they want more countries to support ukraine and to contribute to their effort,

to kick rush office territory and from terry hilton brussels. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines. this l. a 21 year old american woman has died from her injuries of to being sexually assaulted and pushed into a 50 method deep ravine. me a nice one, stein castle in southern germany. the companion was also attacked and remains in hospital suspected perpetrated a mile tourist also from the us, as in police custody. international done as a pledge $10000000000.00 a night for syria and struggling to survive a decade of civil war. and this is devastating. this quick neighboring countries, the un and you states attended the during the conference in brussels. so you saw the regime was not represented. it's subject to international sanctions. and official inquiry has found that former british prime minister barak johnson deliberately misled parliament about potties in his offices. during the pandemic locked down, committee has been investigating the so called potty guy. the fear that every year

johnson has called the proud a political assassination. flatland people joy is pummeling india as coastal towns with torrential rain full and fast moving winds. it reached land hours earlier than expected flooding roads in the west and towns of monday and bush . emergency crews have been dispatched and thousands of people have been evacuated . they w corresponded nitty so that she sent us this update from daily. so as of today, the cycling but for joy mainline for at about 6 30 pm local time. and so not sure and cost reasons of the state of goods not which is located in the northwest region of india. when it made land for the wind speed was about 50 to 60 kilometers per hour, is expected to increase as an invalid into the line. the cycling is predicted to move from this touch region in good jobs, which is

a 4 to city. to was cut off the inbox hassan in a few hours what or far he's and residents need to be perfect, prepaid for a new that coming hours. so as of knowing both countries in massive evacuation drives have happened about 100000 people in both countries have been evacuated to see 4 areas of people have been asked to stay away from the sea side. life guards have been put on place, but also people have experienced power outages involved in both countries and it's expected totally intensify in india, about 15 teams of the national disaster response team. and it was the ends of the theme disaster. any response team had been put in place, the army, the border security force, the navy coast guard on stand by for the release and rescue operations in both countries. medical teams have also been visiting of both countries and the show to

homes in both the country is just to make sure the elderly citizen and pregnant women and children do not suffer any immediate health conditions and can be taken cattle as and when necessary. that was nitty so this in delhi. now bagels fans can now enjoy previously unseen photos of the band in the heyday taken by pulled mccadney a new book. the eyes of the storm shows funny, intended minded shed by the federal early in their career on the way to becoming the biggest band on the planet. february 1964. while the beatles chat and sleep on the flight, the excitement was building in new york. the revival in the city is hailed as one of the great spectacles of the 20th century tomorrow. first go to new york as kids who would kind of made it over in england. so we will talk a little gets, you know, so we, we felt

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