the, the, this is the w use live from, but in the un calls it the worst micro tragedy in recent memory, relatives and friends arriving greece to find out if philip, once a bite, the sinking of an overloaded boat on wednesday. as many as $500.00 people a fee to a draft, we made

a ukrainian soldier at the time and to find home despite losing part of his leg. we ask what motivated him to return to the battlefield? and a very town scene thought germany's noise fond shine console becomes assigned to open a re fixed crime. one american tourist is dead and the 2nd is injured while the nothing us citizen it's the rest of the i've been fooling. welcome. so 5 is a 750 people were on the boat. the capsized off the great coast on wednesday of the a 100 of them were rescued meeting this could be one of the worst refugee disasters in the mediterranean police of arrest of 9 survivors on suspicion of people smuggling. the great coast guard escorted the troll for allots, but watched helplessly as it sank in minutes, saying the migraines had refused help and insisted on continuing to easily. the

greek coast guard continues its search for survivors, but hopes fading fast. its here is quiet greek town where those rescued from the latest mediterranean tragedy being taken. cassim abu z is a syrian refugee living in gemini. his wife and brother in law were on the boat and may remain an account of the fall of death. but i didn't get the global for my wife's asylum obligation to jo. me where i was on the application got delayed and we didn't get approval. but you might imagine flags across the couldn't tray, a flogging at half mast after greece declared 3 days of national moaning.

the leader of the main opposition policy visited the refugee camp, where he called the legal migration roots to be established. the top of the people in the change and migration policy is needed. a new asylum backbone, or division of the w and agreement. a new fact on migration and asylum. yes, a bag that will spread the responsibility among all my most. it's not just countries with refugees, all right. we need to legally migration logs. not just was that the unless this is all i can one of the hundreds understood to have been on board now, relatives face and organizing. wait for the news. nobody wants to hear journalist and they kind of saw the joins us from athens. any more details since the suspected

smugglers were question as well? yes, they have been arrested 9 of them all egyptians and we understand that they face charges in connection with setting up and participating in an organized criminal networks. these are human trafficking charges. it is very, very stiff here. and they face potentially even life sentencing. they are due to appear today before public prosecutors in the city of color motto, nearby, near to the greek. i hope so. city where the ship wrecked took place remains to be seen, whether they will be coming ahead with additional testimonies. but it's interesting that the authorities here are using these information from these 9 and also accounts from the survivors of 104 survivors of the ship wrecked to try and piece together the mystery question of how many people,

how many refugees will ultimately onboard this for to be crossed, it went under within 15 minutes. so in one of the deepest points of the mediterranean. so we, at the same time however, um, an independent investigation is being conducted to determine the causes. what cause, what went wrong? actually in the course of this deal said the journey. um, we also have the $104.00 and migraines to was accommodated in a make shift facility in color. mazda in the city near b knows where the ship wrecked took place. um, the ink relocated to a better refugee accommodation uh, center that's closer to athens. we expect relatives to be pouring in and around that side, trying to make contact with the that their loved ones. in the meantime,

how much longer will the search for possible survivors go on the well, this is the 3rd day. we will continue today, and it remains to be seen as a storage user telling me whether it may be extended. usually this is a customary 2 to 3 days search and rescue operation. obviously, it is more of a search and rescue operation right now. folks are, have clearly say to any survivor, but it's interesting that even courses is not a emerged. and uh, the number is, is 2 and you know, unclear, we have various accounts from various people on that so that the number may have reached between 50750. what, what about the question of blame though,

for this tragedy there was helping offered, there was help refused, and people are also pointing to the use of policies when it comes to migration blaming. then they're also protests going on there in greece. absolutely. there's a huge land game in place right now. um from the logistics of the actual operation. um uh, there was an attempt to buy the re coast star to reach out to this battered boat and the refugees refused. they made several attempts, radio, telephone, even interest, and they approached care or, you know, bye bye bye bye. see they tried to approach this craft several times and they refuse assistance because they were so head strong on reaching italy don't forget, 4 years ago. now the government of prime minister could you act as mr. dies,

he's came to power, enforcing tighter migration controls. and that has played on a general anti immigrant estimate as sentiments here. and there is no re, is there is no doubt that these migrants wanted to reach an area where the conditions in the country where conditions for their accommodation was better. and 2nd, the, the laws supervising migration may be better and not as tough as they are here. in, in, in, in greece that said, you know, this is a tragedy that has impacted even the campaign season. here we have elections coming up on the 20 we stairs. and uh, you know, the campaign trail of many politicians, including incomes in 5 minutes in societies of, in light of the 3 day morning cancelled various trips and campaigns campaigns in

near the size of the accident. so it's likely to also become a political issue journalist on think how to solve a thank you very much for the update of the daniel goldman, his senior, as long as he advised to add in athens with the global charity, save the children. uh, what do you think should happen as a result of this tragedy? we were talking about the blame game that the u policy. what is at fault hill, who is at fault here? all the details still are unclear as to exactly what did happen as well. like i say this, the details are not entirely clear. there is some information has been shared by then atlantic coast guard. i think in the 1st instance for saving children, we need to recognize and remember the individuals that are on this boat and with the reports that the were up to 100 children on, on board the boat,

that these people had names, identity. finally, they, i, every effort needs to be made to identify the victims of this tragedy. i. and really importantly for us to investigation of what actually happened the options of the coast guards and the options of, from tax the, the use time for their agency. beyond that, we hope that this incident and this tragedy will be a wake up call to european governments. it is clear that this is part of a password. so one in 50, of the refugees who arrived by the mediterranean, with di or gold messing that is a shocking number. and, and we need, we need see, 1st the rest of the mission of this problem. the scale of attacks and the magistrate in an auction to provide safe and legal risk so that those who are

seeking asylum are not forced to go on and see where the vassals, i use smugglers are to try to across europe's increasingly securitized and violent borders. but daniel, i don't know if you can answer this, but how do you set up legal migration roads? well, the, i think the, the if we look over the last year is the, the e. u and members have taken quite some steps to console those legal migration routes. i mean i have also taken actions to unlawfully i pushed back asylum seekers to to make it to you. it was bars often use in violence. so say for children last year documented the fact that children were systematically subjected to violence. this is the child asylum seekers trying to get to you systematically subjected to i to violence. so

a bare minimum the that has to stop. there are a number of options open to your insights beyond that, from montana and visa is the increased resettlement to i am, it's a workplace migration since these need to be taken. otherwise, the inevitable consequence of existing european policies are the charge of these like resolve the cost of base this week. and what about spreading responsibility among old member states? not just those on the external board is like race and italy bearing the brunt. yes, definitely. we have long codes for effective uh, relocation schemes, from countries of 1st the asylum i so particularly for children unaccompanied children i, i'm not sure be part of it, but also i it for refugees and asylum seekers to be able to join their families in

other countries and not through an extremely lengthy and difficult process. and so one of the family members of the survivors in your report earlier was talking about the difficulties of a family member. i am trying to, to get to germany to be united. so yes, fundamentally, best needs to be addressed across european countries. i and i've had a collective responsibility is needed to offer these roots to offer. and i haven for those who are fleeting violence and prosecution guide to get your take. daniel garvin from safe the children in assets. ok. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines. of frances has been released from the hospital. it broke down for a honey operation. 86 year old underwent surgery 9 days ago. the vatican canceled people audiences until sunday to get the point of time to recover. frances has

a busy schedule the summer, including trips to portugal and will go the south african presidents, serial reynold posted it has arrived in ukraine as part of an african and peace mission. is expected to meet with his ukranian counter upon me, so they escaped before traveling to some petersburg. the talks with russian president vladimir putin on saturday. watching dw you still to come or 70 years ago, the workers staged and uprising informed the communist east germany. we look at why this event still resonates today. now who members have pledged fine to jet training and a defense supplies to support ukraine and its fight against russia at the us. and i do quite a defense contacts group in brussels refund. it's commitment to supporting keys for as long as it takes benevolence, then mcburton and the us announced those and hundreds of a defense besides take you. okay. one of the pieces of military hardware that

ukraine has already received from western allies is the german manufacturer get pod or cheat to a defense systems that design to destroy low lying low flying targets rather and much cheaper to operate. and of a defense systems like the us made patriot correspondence on the found that kind of took a closer look at some of the gap odds in action on the battlefield. a scene that's the key note over the you know, how c clean as of russia, relentlessly bones the country. the but units like these a, standing in the way you're creating a defense capabilities can now take the close beside us. am i reading me? drones? hang still empty, i crawled, system like the jumping made get bought. these units can literally be the

difference between life and that this get bogged unit trained in germany for a month and a half is low use. so based on the coolant, your coldest, the dragon, only because it's huge and loud and can destroy everything and it's pass, or some of those moves that the was left with both on the ground me. and in the, the get filed has a computer system that crunches detailed receipt from the radar, which can take targets up to 15 kilometers away. then it's a matter of seconds because that's what we have to take aim at, the targets within 2 seconds to deal with the system is very effective and fast and moves. well, despite waiting 48 tons, it's good for moving around on all kinds of terrain. the sense for pins cabin is armed with twin, $35.00 millimeter guns, which can file up to $550.00 rounds per minute. logic from the end of the kind of there's a special sensor. and that's responsible for determining the speed and timing of

firing the munition. it's very accurate, but it will destroy any targets in the radius of the system for that was i knew it off and that was done. ok. depending on the ammunition that using get thought, cabins can hit targets some 5 kilometers away. the get bought split a key role in ukraine's a defense network, shooting down waves of low flank drones and drug romano unit has already taken out for sha hipbones. and to miss sites would be want, is more get thoughts from germany, as well as more ammunition to better protect disguise. over ukraine or thousands of ukrainian soldiers have lost their lives in this war. and many were injured funding for the future of their homeland. some of them returned back to the battle despite serious injuries as these w's monks turned defend training to flight into trenches

. it's difficult enough. some things don't help. a blast took off part of your hold on linux leg. and yet he's back with his old units getting ready to fight again. it was emotional when he returns photos, of course, at the. so once the soul gets, i use my anger so that i didn't turn it on my brother's, but i went out and shot back at the enemy routes and it was calm. i relaxed for cool in the lobby, so hard as a career soldier. he joined up when he was 18 initially with the artillery and then later as part of an assault breaking. watson throughout the winter since i'm giving to the present to it was the 29th of september. so so that he would recapture the position somehow saying that we always have a much meeting, these a truck, these. these are all charge these to take a look. what was the quote to not vision devices, scopes the pistols. it was just to capture position, provide them with the squares,

the broken equipments and the emotions were overwhelming just well off the automated machine guns, all these trophies when they can dollars they left behind everything is um and the most interesting thing is lying in the trench this is the russian liberator, as it was emission like that which changed his life. the hold on his team were in charge of clearing a russian position. after they killed the soldiers there, he went into check and stepped on them. i loved the proposal for a moment, his fear of being taken prisoner was overwhelming. yeah, the solve with i am sending somebody moving. i was like i myself 1st aid as soon as i could, i just lay down to knock a stock, which then i go skid and i wanted to shoot myself on, but then i thought about my parents and know it's just a leg. the new used to live on if i could bulk clean the year, would be more of

a sometimes who's on perks and swells any fines that frustrating. what you hold has largely gotten used to his new situation. my someone that those couple of you see i have a 1030 or so, but they cut off my leg just before the test today. oh, well, the book prints the report you truth while i was going to this leg as well into the one piece of shrapnel here i put your foot on here. i'm going to put it in the barn here with a couple of days. 3 in total, all the he needs his legs to work a little to rejoin his unit and fight again as an infantry soldier. but your heart tells us doctors were not happy about his wish to go back to fight. and his family and girlfriend were fiercely a post, a single scene. you turn up all of the same points so absolutely. everyone was against it. yeah. and my girl was 30 people, but i said, you know,

as far as all we have a judy to the state to protect it. okay. and yeah, because in ukraine to be honest or no one wants to find something about her, i was on vacation and my full, my friends was sitting at home, drinking and hanging out the door. i'm behind the window. he's already been back to the front line. of course, fighting is more difficult than before. he has to move quickly through mode and climb over obstacles. his comrade support yourself and his commanders are glad to have him back to satisfy they should as well. so everything is decided by the medical commission. yeah, it's a fight that wants to return. we don't object citizen with you who are, believe me. everyone is proud that he didn't lose hodge to see what he's doing. well, i'm willing to ask the for the position for the customer service. sure. no, but you see processing. there are no official numbers on amputees returning to combat. but your order is not the only one. the last few months change time. he

says, there's a list of where you realize that little more angus surfaced is lost and a desire for revenge. and if it's necessary for me to take revenge, luca should be support on my personal opinion. is that after you're injured, then you need to come back. it's a show that you can do more of that. you will have revive after we left, the hoard accepted an invitation to norway. i prefer the treatment he's planning to return soon to take on the russians with a brand new prosthesis. the police in germany has arrested a man from the united states in connection with the death of an american tourist that noise finds shine castle. the tourist is alleged to have died off to the man pushed her and her companion down the steep slope. it's one of germany's most visited tourist sites. but on wednesday it became a crime scene. as one young tourist was pushed to death down the steep ravine at

noise, fun stein castle. so we saw that there were rest doors repelling from this helicopter, and we said, wow, i mean something must be going on. and then i took a little bit of a closer look and i saw someone in a blue shirt and seemed to be laying still hundreds of feet below the helicopter. the 30 year old suspect, the victim, and her companion old tourists from the united states. police say the suspect met the 2 women shortly before the attack. they then work together to a view point. and uh, you know, that the younger of the 2 women was attacked by the suspect. the older woman tried to rush to her aid was been shocked by the suspect and pushed down a slope upon you know, subsequently the younger woman was allegedly sexually assaulted. some not taught the unit, and then the suspect allegedly pushed her down the slope even close to the police,

say the suspect left the scene, but was arrested nearby soon after a judge has ordered, he remain in custody as police and prosecutors tries to piece together what happened well today box 70 years since and uprising in former communist east germany in june 1953 more than a 1000000 markets protested against government calls to increase productivity and demonstrate as dr. pricing. so via the tanks put down the uprising 70 years ago, cities across east germany rocked by a series of protest. what exactly happened on june 17th, 1953. after world war 2, the full victories powers, the soviet union, the united states,

britain and france took control of germany with different interests to german states. you merge the federal republic of germany in the west and the german democratic republic. the ged are in the east. both states develop differently, west germany implemented democracies, east germany established a communist state in the east living conditions where isn't many flat to the west. discontent among the east german population grew even more. when the ged are raised labor standards without increasing wages, these have to bother in reality, these amounted to wage cuts, and that was ultimately the crucial point that led to a broad popular uprising initially with social political demands for the withdrawal of these labor standards. also the improvement of food supplies and then also with political demands for free elections. so the release of political prisoners for the

dismissal of the government and german unity has been a stuff the opposite some days, a google deduction and hide the uprisings spread across the whole g, d r. so the troops intervenes and violently put down the popular uprising. 55 people died more than 10000 people were arrested. it says that this was a trauma for the population, but also for the government in east germany. they knew so to speak, that it was not acting in harmony with the population. that is not like the propaganda is portraying here, but that the government was dependent on moscow and this protection in

1953. the protesters pay you to reach that goal. but this was the 1st popular uprising in this toby. it's fear of influence. and it was not the last decades of to be vend people in poland, hungary and check in slovakia also rose up in the late eighty's. another way of demonstrations. chuck is germany which led to the fall off the wall and the m. and were you need mutation to up next? why more and more young people in japan are chasing that dreams of a life in the country? thank you. the

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