[000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. u. s. president joe biden pushes israel to protect civilians in gauze as big as hospital doctors at all. she, if i say they're struggling to keep newborn babies alive in a hospital lacking food, water and electricity also coming up on the show, the use struggles to meet as pledges of supplying ukraine with ammunition, visit one of your, of the top manufacturers for a look at some of the problems holding up the production process,

the . i'm quite richardson. welcome as fighting rages outside garza hospitals. us president joe biden has said god, his biggest hospital must be protected. he called on israel to take quote, less intrusive action at all. shufa. israel has alleged, tomas militants are using hospitals as command basis. witnesses a is rarely tanks have surrounded all she felt where dr. say they have been without water or electricity for days. a film just a few days ago in this video. apparently salt inside garza's el cheapo hospital gives a sense of just how many people have been crowded inside. the world health organization says this is no longer a functioning hospital. it says there's no more fuel put you in the right is by the

live saving equipment is no longer working and according to medical stuff at the facility, dozens of new bones have not been removed from incubators and placed together on beds in the open. so they are in a very bad situation where you don't want to kill them unless someone that's of 10 . so i stuff on to improve the situation. but these are bank, i think can kind of cases where you have to be very sensitive. indeed with them you have to take care of each of them. again, that's a special great concrete. they are all in open space with each other, with no interest in control measures. as well as ground defensive has been moving ever closer to the gates of el cheapo hospital in recent days with the us president joining the growing international calls for restraint. well i,

you know. 3 not very much in expressing my concerns going on and my hope and expectation that there will be. 2 less a trish of action route to hospital hospital must be protect. israel's military has accused thomas abusing hospitals to hide command incentives and weapons. and it's now police footage and what it says the children's hospital in gaza. it's always lived down more than 20 meters down. the road both found a door and door. that is bullet proof. it's a, it's explosive proof, alleging hama said held hostages in rooms the nice the hospital. we're now in the area of the basement of the hospital, along with a cache of weapons and explosives side the hub. i wanted to understand this kind of dear, isn't here 4 major flights. these are explosives,

as they saw this last with explosives, it's a body verse for terrorist to explode and forces along the hospital along patients. hospitals are given special protection during times the pool is really low. key is that how much is use of medical facilities as cover? i provides any legal safeguards as it's intensifies its ground defensive inside the gaza strip. that report contains video footage provided by the is rarely miller tree, which we should say dw is unable to independently verify. i spoke earlier to, i'm at all and hari, a regional director for the world health organization. and he also gave us an update on the situation in gauze as hospitals. as you have mentioned, i bought a, i guess, to get to know the situation. there is really very, but it is very wanting, it has going to be on our imagination. and i was talking to $56.00 was because it

was a know a moment, but after a moment you know each of us, but there is closing, giving way to services out of the $56.00 was because 21 on the partially because of the direct effects by there is that how you doing sort of these defends forces or the natural fuel knuckle fluids? which mean depriving hundreds of thousands of people from the basic essentials services. in addition to that, in fact we have, we are getting to the boss, no office bread, infectious diseases. i'm on the dose was washer that exam. since that is the case people which is around $1.00 people disgrace was out of the to bind one medium of these diseases like this. but it shows what the, you know, we are with this thing, get back to the pressure disease. i'm like, you can brooks like you, you know, somebody bought it i guess is amazing. it's a nice getting, you know, as caves and headlights, thousands of people, that's a lot of warranties and it's not going to not, it is not,

this is it that sounds dire and it's not just a patients at risk either. is it yesterday your colleagues un headquarters commemorated 101 you and staff who have been killed and gaza? can you continue to operate in gaza, or is it simply becoming too dangerous? it is very challenging and as we said, it is good english because in no place in the house i say no and no one has saved. in fact, even though one is attacked his cube, as you have mentioned, it is attached to you. one is attacked, we have lost more than a 100 of you and we've mainly on the west off, which is really, you know, the 1st time to, to last such a large number of you and stuff in a very short period of time. bill to those when we have no slow, i don't know many tons of us in the past. and now we are getting, you know, communications from photos because it has the they, they won't do, you know, if it has a balance that they both viewing it as a lot of medical supplies,

even hoops again, attribution. so if you will, is the main main. keep the, the main factor for running advocacy dean plants for running water for running it. but it, it does industry house, but then there are on 59 babies and going to wait till the last 7 of them yesterday or day before yesterday because that created messages. and i'll be sions lost from the i see because of lack of electricity. you know, i printed it does, they will put it in the dock audition sort that the situation is very dire. ok. now, now israel has said that, how mazda is using gaza hospitals to hide command centers, and this is why they are a target. and then last night we saw the is really army release, some footage that it says helps to approve of this claim. what. what do you know about how mos using hospitals or un facilities for their purposes as well,

having the certified additions on endorsed by these i the non defense courses. but to, to us, our game, you know, as you on, as the actual we stick to the core. but as they're going based on data, our mission, you want me to tell, you know, and scale is critical. thinking about his having any indications they should really go to the us, but as he can with the costs and, and they are what is that you want to investigate, such as addition to that, there is no way of attaching gift care. i think your facility is based on these issues. it has to be investigated. as you said, it is quite a bit affected by the mission. you're really getting a tiny breach of that. it should be read as well. thank you very much for speaking with us and i'm going to hurry, but the world health organization and now to the war and ukraine, which is on the agenda at a meeting of the defense ministers today. i had of the brussels meeting, germany's defense minister forrest the story is i acknowledge that the you would not be able to meet that goal of supplying keys with a 1000000 rounds of ammunition by next march. and we added that you countries were working with industry to ramp up production. one of the world's leading ammunition

manufacturers is located in the norwegian town of ralph us, where dw terry shows go to look at some of the problems that are playing production . the challenges of weapons manufacturing may have come is an unpleasant surprise for politicians who promised ukraine a 1000000 rounds of ammunition by next march is up so that you can just drive a truck up to a defense company and just tell them how much you want to leave the same day, it's not like that. you always number, always one of the world's leading suppliers about munition was 27 manufacturing facilities across a dozen countries. the steel tubes still hot from the foraging process will become some of those coveted 155 millimeter shells. here at nanos, ralph is manufacturing facility. but what producers explain is that they can't fill orders they haven't received. and so the responsibility for this dramatic scale up in output being expected doesn't start here. while the number of contracts for

munition has increased, that alone isn't enough to boost production to the levels that are needed. there are other obstacles hindering large scale orders and joint procurement. for example, while nieto countries primarily use $155.00 millimeter caliber guns at the munition, there are 14 variations of these artillery shells because each country produces them with slight differences. some industry leaders are calling for the standardization of defense products, even though these different specifications are seen as favoring manufacturers, but the ceo of getting this part through your group, etc. the legal says those days should be over the market, this very perfectionist. not just any order by, i think it's a, it's a global phenomena. and the destination we realize is that the, we are just shop optimizing our own production capability. so things will not change possibly enough. if we have the product that treatment that are not standardized enough, it means that it's

a logistical nightmare. natives. top military official urges more cohesion at the political level. so supplies get to where they're needed. at the tactical level, we have to agree that we have to stop doing. that's because a soldier in the, in the field is not interested whether the, the, the alternative route comes from factory a, b, or c in whatever country they don't care. they just want the munition to be able to hit the target. namo says it has more than tripled production in some areas over the last 2 years, and it's expanding its facilities. but what happens if the demand drops dramatically after the end of the war in ukraine? nemo ceo morton brunswick is suggesting 10 to 15 year production contracts to deal with such a future uncertainty. i think we have to share the risk because it's also very important that these defense companies that they are kind of profitable on the creek under reinvesting our energy forensic won't offer a prediction on whether there's any way,

some 700000 more rounds of ammunition can be sent to ukraine by march. he'll only say it will take his company much longer than that. just to fill the orders. it already has a with arms manufacturer is worried about whether the you is ready to commit to long term military support for ukraine. i asked each of these alexander phenomena how united the you is on this issue as well. the vast majority of member states into europe and union are saying that they are willing and determined to rent up. i'm a nation production and arms production in the country said the german defense. some of this told us to germany is already doing that. the dodge defense minister told us here in brussels today that there are doing that as well. and actually she called on the industry to step up their game. but the problem is, of course, that you walk through europe didn't anticipate a war at its door step. and the whole process of production is not advancing too

quickly enough quickly enough for ukraine with far reaching consequences. the european union, as we have just heard in the report, has promised ukraine to provide them with 1000000 to release shows until next march . and we heard today from the german defense minister boy, you're supposed to use the store, you're telling us that this goal is very unrealistic, that is unrealistic to expect that this call to be achieved. so that is quite embarrassing for the european union to promise this a to those artillery shows to clean and then not being able to deliver. and with regard to unity, we also have to say that there is specifically one member states that is still looking to military aids to ukraine, and this is hungry that is blocking the next trench of military assistance,

500000000 euros to ukraine. and now the attention has been turning to be israel, gaza, or how's that in any way? change the priorities a while i think that that you creating government is very worried that the war in the middle east codes distract to the west attention and divert the western support away from key. if, however, what do we have heard here in brussels is that all member states are saying, this is not going to happen. we are still determined to continue our support for ukraine, even though some of them, for instance, germany has also promised as well, to support them with military assistance. but we have to say that the europe is not a big player in the middle east. and it is rather the us and that they will need to deal with both the war and ukraine and the war in the middle east. a with regards to the military assistance. well,

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