or what you love, he's, he's the, you're watching the, the news coming to live from berlin. ukraine. thanks. the denmark for of 16 fighter jets presidents, the landscape raises its solidarity as denmark and the netherlands pledge along a waited western war, playing with russia, warrants to move, could escalate the conflicts also come out on the show. a human rights watch reports of saudi border guards killed hundreds of an armed ethiopian migrants trying to cross into saudi arabia from the m. and it says to be asked could constitute a crime against humanity and tropical storm hillary and indeed,

southern california. the 1st raised form of its kind and 84 years has dropped more than half an average of years for the frame and parts of the tribes. southwestern united states, the hello inquiry, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. ukraine's president will let him or zalinski has thank the danish people for their support after denmark agreed to provide keep with f. 16 fighter jets. speaking outside the binge part of the copenhagen, he hailed the dames for standing with ukraine in the face of russia's invasion, denmark, hans and other ones became the 1st to pre and allies to commit to supplying keys with western war planes on sunday. so once he said, you crane was on course to win the war. today we are calling to them. that's russia

will lose this war. but this is not, not the only main is being the main thing is what we prove with our victoria. we dollar a corporation. what you prove, supporting you create together. we prove that live is a value that people match or freedom matters your matters. and let's get across to our corresponding terry story. she's been covering the story for us from brussels. terry present lensky just delivered a speech. you heard the crowds cheering there. what's stood out to you the most from what he said, claire, i think just the rock star reception that was given to president zelinski was striking in itself. there were thousands of people in that square cheering his

every word earlier, he was given an extended standing ovation in the danish parliament even before he gave his speech. so this must be very reassuring for zalinski as we see the numbers on support for new crane flagging in other countries, including germany, including the united states, the biggest contributor to ukraine. so i think that this must feel really good to him as he stands there and talks about solidarity and reminding europe that if you crane doesn't win this war, that it's their own fate. that's at stake. ukraine finally, getting the 6 teams has been asking for. but why did the decision to send them to ukraine? take so long. so there are a lot of factors that made this decisions take so long. of course you crane would have one of these jets yesterday and they were told that they would never get them as we've seen happen with other weapon systems, including the advanced tanks like the leopards of course. but there are some other logistical reasons as well. one of them being that, for example,

denmark in the netherlands had to ask permission from the united states because that succeeds, are produced there. so before they can be exported to another country, the us had to agree which they did just in the last couple of days. clearing the way for the, for the contribution. the other thing is that you didn't have pilots who were trained to fly up 16 so now uh ukrainian pilots are being trained in europe. that program has just gotten underway in the last month or so. so that takes a while, and then they also have to have the facilities to deal with the address there in ukraine and be able to repair them when they are inevitably damaged. and we should say that in response, be russian and bastard to denmark is warned. both the decision to deliver a sixteen's will lead to an escalation of the conflict. how worried do you think nato is about these remarks? this is the same thing. the kremlin says, every time there is some, some new weapon delivered to ukraine, that this will escalate the conflict. but we haven't really seen russia hold back anything. and even with it, when the war was in its earlier phases and that russia is attacking civilians

destroying ukraine's infrastructure. so i think that, well, some allied leaders used to use this as an excuse germany included. so that's largely been set by the wayside now, because we have seen that russia, it just stops it and nothing. and that the arguments that president, so lensky is making that rust is dominant to air. power is really costing so many thousands of lives really now holds more waste than whatever the crumbling may be threatening to. and speaking of germany, do you think that this now increases pressure on other native member states and including berlin to send other kinds of military assistance? i think it does. i mean there, there will be, for example, other countries joining what's often called the burn coalition in sending fighter jets sweden is considering sending some of its gryphons and training fighter pilots there. but you know what you create really needs for these jets is not just to fly them around and it's aerospace, but to have air to air missiles that they can attack the russian jets now. um,

i should also point out that these countries are making ukraine pledge not to fly over russian territory not to fly into russian aerospace. they really do do put on a red line there so that the kremlin can't say that nato allies are sending you creating weapons that, that directly attack russia. but ukraine will very much be asking next. and in fact has already has already asked for these, these missiles that they can shoot the russian just out of the sky. well, thank you very much for your reporting. that is terry schultz for us in brussels. human rights watch has accused saudi arabian border guards of killing hundreds of ethiopian since march 2022. a new report by the n g o. it ledges that saudi troops have systematically carried out. mass killings of migrants and asylum seekers. after you. many saudi border guards are said to have even used explosives started. arabia has previously denied allegations of killings and human rights abuses. bias

. border guards thousands of migrants mostly from you feel if you travel through young men to reach out here. maybe each year to nadia hardman is the author of that report. she's also a researcher at human rights watch and here is what she told me about her findings . so it's an extensive report which sets out, you know, how these kennings, which we say uh, my wife's friends, systematic and may amount. so crime against humanity of being conducted. and as you said, you know, we've confirmed explosive weapons use because we send images that people sent me of the injuries to forensic experts who confirmed that they are consistent with the last and fragmentation coming from explosive weapons. so generally what we found is hasanti border guards with firing explosives. people said more to projectiles, and they so rocket launch is mounted on top of vehicles. um, large groups of migrant set aside and say, because you know,

up to 300 people and people described, you know, killing fields of, of you know, dead and wounded migraines. as i said, one survivor who has a 14 year old girl said she woke up after passing out and shock. and so people was sleeping around to have it actually was of the dead migraines. and generally small groups trying to cross was faced with shooting spice out. he bought a gauze, you know that really quite terrible stuff where people said that they were asked what's the name of that body. they wanted to have shots and then they were shocked to that. and then as i said, many people have now lifelong injuries and stranded with limited medical assistance inside young and so i mean those details are really showing in the report. i also saw that you have written that many of these people were then liter held in saudi detention. what do you think the idea was behind that? i mean it's,

it's difficult really to put ourselves in the minds of the perpetrator here the sun go to god's and um, you know, the authority under which they're acting, answering your question to the authorities. but what we just see is really, you know, um these terrible abuses. i mean, we've been documenting most attentions for years found inside saudi arabia. but this time for use of detention facilities, you know, off to surviving space of weapons attack is, you know, potentially a new a current, but definitely the most kidding. so something which is um to on knowledge, a deliver escalation, old or the un did none of these violations in our last year and son. and that's a through special procedures to the saudi authorities on the who say to a application by facilitating people's access to the border in them. and the, you know, the saudis, you know, basically deny that this is happening. that was research or nadia hardman from human rights watch. speaking to me earlier, we can turn now to some other world news headlines at this hour. beijing has given

north korea's state carrier. eric, how are you? the green light to restart commercial flights. china air travel between the 2 countries was suspended in early 2020, after they shut their borders to curb the spread of cobra. 19th, china is the isolated and secretive nations biggest are trading partner. firefighters are still bottling, record breaking wildfire. some of the spanish island of 10, a reef, thousands of residents and torres has been forced to flee the place that has already ravaged some 120 square kilometers of woodland. officials say the fire is the worst to hit the canary islands in decades. greek authorities. meanwhile, i've ordered several villages to evacuate. as a major wall fire there continues to burn. near the turkish border in the northeast . officials have urged residents in the nearby port city of alexandra polis to stay inside due to smoke from the place. and canada is sending in its mil latrice to

help deal with wildfires that are forced thousands to flee. hundreds of fires are burning in british columbia in the northwest territories and threatening cities. canada is experiencing it's worth while fire season on record. spring. while tropical storm hillary is now inundating the us state of california after wreaking havoc and mexico. the us state hasn't experience such as borman over 80 years and forecast or warning. it could bring a years worth of rain rainfall to desert areas. tropical storm hillary lashes california as it travels north from mexico's pacific coast in a region prone to drones and wild fires. this storm is a historic weather event and i'm president of the we've had so on this before. but never anything quite this windy and rainy at the same time was

a big tree that just fell over there. and i probably shouldn't be out here. the state of emergency has been declared in much of southern california in the los angeles area. residents have been warned that although the storm is weakening, as it moves inland danger remains. first of the range is potentially left to come. we will continue with our mission and our primary mission, of course, is to protect the lives of angelenos and their property right now. it is critical that angelenos stay safe and stay home unless directed otherwise by safety officials classes have been canceled in schools across the region. as millions brace for flash floods and mud slides, the national weather service is warning of potentially catastrophic and life threatening flooding. let's turn to sports now and the buddhist lega. when

you're on berlin, have started their season with a win beating mind for one at home. kevin, better and scored 3 goals, delivering a hat trick for berlin. well, mine's missed 2 penalties. are you signing rubbing? goes in, starting on the bench, it was a most familiar face to go through. do you want me earliest of the kevin barons rising highest to put the host in front with just 52 seconds on the smoke? not long off the batteries repeated the trick again, out jumping a static mike defense me on to up inside 10 minutes. the team is upset, the last agent qualified for the champions league showing some very early season promise. mites missed a penalty in the 2nd half before anyone's very easy sunday afternoon scroll was briefly interrupted by the screams onto the cassy with the something fully.

mobile service was resumes 20 minutes from time barons who else with yes or no, the header, he's 1st ever putting this league. i have 3 more days of the mind just didn't know the penalty. before the end, frederick run off again saving from new to the casual meters, tons of it savvy to break away full goals and stuff. it's time for the florida to the end. went down to the baron's anyone's campaign off to a winning starts with greatest things. i'm bigger opponents starting to come and i'd start frankfurt edged out darmstadt, who were playing their 1st boon, just like a match in 6 years. conference breakthrough came just before half time. thanks to randolph for the money, the frenchman's for 15 goals for french, for it last season. the 2nd highest in the lead. and his 1st of the season was

enough to earn his side a narrow one when you are watching dw news live from for lynn. a quick reminder of our top story. you're printing president. will that emerge? lensky has as the trust the danish parliament. and thanks for the country for submit, mentor supply, you estimate as 16 fighter jazz. you praise denmark solidarity and the struggles for of health rationalization as your news update. thank you for watching the fast fashion as an environmental night a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile waste gets stranded. fashion watch now on youtube.