[000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the, the, the news coming to live from barley, world leaders gather. and i base with resort work to solidify international support for ukraine. representatives for about a 100 countries are at j to of a conference aimed at ending the war top of the agenda, collectively condemning russia's invasion. also coming up on the show b is rarely mill. latrice as 8 is really soldiers have been killed and an explosion in rasa. this is protesters staging massive riley and israel calling on the government to do more to bring home hostages being held by

the clay richardson. welcome leaders and diplomats from thousands of countries are meeting in switzerland for day 2 of a conference trying to map out a path to ending the war and ukraine. russia is not at the summit and neither is its largest backer, china. but despite the prominence no show, it was ukraine's president for them years. lensky said he hopes the world would work towards a just peace of representatives from over 90 countries, gathered to try and forge a piece one for you. cream, notably, absent as russian president vladimir putin who was not invited the decision to exclude a warring party was met with criticism from some countries,

including skepticism from a close ally, ukraine, 2nd largest donor germany, chancellor, olaf shoulds set negotiation was crucial, but stressed that it was russia that chose war. no country wants peace more than you queen. but let us be on this piece is more than the absence of, for it is true peace and you cream cannot be achieved without involving russia. but let us look, forgot that as we speak russian and continues is to run an please, the raged, it's brutal. won't savanski defend that the decision to exclude russia and said moscow would be informed when the time was right. there is no russia here. why? because you, for us, so was interested in peace, now would be no war. we must decide to get the what a, just this means for the war and how each can be the cube in its ruler last week.

so lensky was hoping us president joe biden would attend. instead, vice president camella harris, joint leaders pledging on wavering support for ukraine, and shooting down a so called piece proposal made by putin on the ease of the summit. he claimed russia would end the war if you crean agreed to give up for eastern regions and dropped its nito ambitions and let nothing about the end of this war be decided with out ukraine. by contrast, however, yesterday students put forward a proposal, but we must speak truths. he is not calling for negotiations. he is calling for surrender walk countries like germany and finland, save the summit as a 1st step to lasting peace. it's not expected to result in

a real breakthrough. in the absence of russia we've corresponded rosie burkhard, following those talks for us in switzerland. and she earlier told me what leaders have actually achieved so far a. well, it's a miss the morning here, high in this with maintenance and leaders, of course, trying to get some clarity on the way forward. but we're still waiting to hear if they're going to come up with a declaration and exactly what is going to be in it. but i think before we get there, we have to really reflect on some of the context here because precious invasion of ukraine. it's full scale invasion if you create has been a source of division globally. not only because it's had huge ripple effects. we heard some african leaders, for example here, talking about the impacts it had on farmers in the african content with price flaring, for example. but also because russia, the evey through the aggressor scene here in europe certainly has been on the mission to try and convince, certainly other parts of the world. but it is the victim. here are russia is not present at these talks. however,

92 countries are so see the leaders invoice and ministers representative of those 92 countries. all standing together, i think will be seen as some degree of a waiting for ukraine of a symbol of this will not to community, but it is not the slam dunk that key of was hoping for. and that is because there are some quite notable no shows. so for example, some key diplomatic players from the so called global side. so for example, sites, africa, india, indonesia, brazil. they all chose to either send just diplomatic invoice or ministers instead of their leaders. and i think to some extent, that will be seen as a smelled whether or not the stomach can really move anything forward, shift the diet will be seen as weather. there can be a 2nd, another summit which comes after this. and what you might actually see russia at the table, not today. indeed, we know a couple of harris has already left of the summit. so has german chancellor la schultz of a. can you tell us who is it still there and what we might expect from them today?

there's still a whole host of leaders here. and of course, sometimes when leaders leave and they leave their diplomats or invoice to get on recent talks, that can be actually when the real nitty gritty of the negotiations happens. i understand that those countries here are working on a joint declaration. so some sort of a tax which will like you recall the fundamentals of the united nations charter. so territorial integrity. but it's probably going to be quite vague in the terms of language it uses. because of course, trying to unite this broad churches more than 90 countries. around one goal, that's something which will likely be pretty difficult. and of course we'll have press conferences from the key leaders involved here, particularly, you're creating present loading. there's a lensky, i think he will come most striking optimistic tone as he already has him. try to frame this really is success, but of course a successful see the light, whether or not this is as presidents, when he says a moment in history. when the history of, of moving toward piece a new credit is finally reached. and of course,

at the moment the war still rages on reservoir to from a very misty switzerland for us. thank you so much as always. well, a month ago ukraine lowered it's draft age from 27 to 252 years of fighting off rushes. invasion of taking a heavy toll on troop numbers. and the next generation is now already getting ready for battle. t w's, i'm in isa visited one group of youngsters, practicing the skills they will need as future folders. molly, on you have to come in or distributes rifles to the separate tactical group. replicas that is troops here only teenagers. so i'm not even that old yet. this is an after school club for the kids of shepherd, teeth can western ukraine. they need 3 times a week to prepare for life in a country up why limit that i took a junior sergeant and an air defense unit. it's the only adult here. she found that

the program in 2015 with funding from donations grants and the local government, the senior after russia launched its full scale invasion in 2022. the clubs activities took on a new urgency. but elaina says her mission is bigger than just training future soldiers. so what do you accept today? you want to invest the maximum and bringing up this generation watson because the future depends on the beautiful she always they correctly understand who they are. so we have picked up their citizens of ukraine, yet they are needed here so that they can develop the country and was what was the only then will there be a future here? and when you, when it ex, mostly as a supervisor, as the older kids teach, the younger ones, the hard military skills, like how to assemble a real kalashnikov, then they use wouldn't rifles for the drills, but there's no playing around. they're fully aware that their life may some day depend on this training the enforced discipline and relish difficult conditions like

a brief down for the trenches the field today. the 16 year old and the yellow is one that the younger kids look up to go. both his parents serve in the military and he's committed to doing the same another one the forward to your house, whether i'm ready to go and fight on the front line in the hot spot, suddenly i think so. yes. for one thing. sure, because this is my duty as a citizen of ukraine una dang basic skills skills that will help me in my training in the future. positive and obviously unhealthy. push the enemy out of our country . the reporter to the has the most reasonable. at 12 step on is the 2nd. you have the group put him up. he hopes to take a different route, which is the name. so could you stop by? you think you'd ever want to be a soldier? that's too much. i have no idea what's wrong with it. i know my thoughts or some of which anything can happen to know. but if i want to study for a civilian job, there are hundreds of youth groups like this and ukraine, and that number has grown significantly since the full scale invasion. that's according to the youth and sports ministry,

which provides direct financial support to the larger ones. in the last 2 years, the ministry held conferences for youth groups across the country that involved 74000 young people, off privately won't create any subordinate now in ukraine. it's a time of internal reflection. it's a good life, i'm the one day's notice. i haven't so rethinking the question of how to raise the children, but also that they are citizens of an independent and white and capable country social the last night on march 9th grade and the after 2 hours of exercises spirits are high. but the walls are covered with sobering reminders of the war. these young men are graduates. the programs of died on the front lines. several other graduates are still they're fighting. but as of all you yeah, i would worry check it for the when we chat. i know they can't immediately go online and read my messages, which talking about, but i'm always checking the messages to see if they've read what i sent them to.

whether they've been online, whether everyone is there, they don't all answer right away. see you. but if they read the messages earlier than everything is fine on this, but they'll send all of it out as the change back into their civilian clothes. members of the separate tactical group are just kids. once again. some of them still have 5 or 6 years before they become adults and have to make adult decisions for others. that milestone is just a few months away. turn into some other news now and the israeli military has announced it will be holding daily tactical pauses in some parts of southern gaza. as as the angles. the 11 hour pauses as to allow for the delivery of more humanitarian aid into the area. the armies of deposit would take place from 8 am to 7 pm everyday on particular roads. and until further notice, the united nations says the amount of 8 entering gaza is still not sufficient. now

8 is rarely soldiers have been killed during operations in the gaza strip. they were hit and an armored vehicle hit by an explosion in the city of rafa. meanwhile, tens of thousands of his release been demonstrating in favor of ending the war to allow a deal to be made on freeing is released still health hostage, downtown tennessee family in the hands of opponents of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i gain the saturday night protests have become a fixture of politics and israel, active as of now known as the week of resistance against the nets, know who governments, they want the warning gauze. indeed, and these rarity hostages brought home a message echoed by a hostage rescued recently by these radio army. all the cost is the past due in gaza. it's only one decision. only one. it is a deal between israel and thomas ask to bring home. as soon as

possible, he is around the world. how much ask you to make, and then as soon as possible, these re, the ministry has released more if you do of the operation which free cost less than 3 other hostages on the 8th of june. for the army admits that won't be possible for all the 120 hostages still thought to be held in gaza. so we still immobile, should we have to honestly say should we will not be able to return everyone home in this way possible and i'm, she's one of them. i'm sure we have more video released by israel on saturday. shows ongoing operations in rafa, which the idea of sage resulted in how much the terrorists killed in the bathroom seized elsewhere. lo, 8 soldiers died when that calm boy was 85 explosion. the field made us reporting to the information we have at this stage. one of the engineering vehicles in the convoy exploded, which was probably caused by improvised explosive devices buried in the area, montgomery, or as a result of the firing of

a nancy tank miss. i'll get duncan more than 8 months. it feel tobar 7th terrace. the taxis, rails wall goal of destroying home us has not yet been a chief know of all the hostages being brought home sites, fueling the voices, and these ro, calling for a change of cost by the government and turning out his mother. news today is world sea turtle day at a dedicated marine conservation facility on the h roddic coast of italy. you can see wounded loggerheads being nursed back to health that areas home to a large number of turtles, but many are caught in trolling that's or ensured by for pillars or fishing hawks. scientists at the center rehabilitate the animals and returned them to the c. a quick reminder of the top story we are following for you. delegates for more than 90 countries are meeting in switzerland to discuss plans for peace and ukraine. the

summit aims to create unity around a plan put forward by cube. but russia has not been invited and that is your news update at this hour and all for me. for now. i'm great richardson in for lynn for me and the whole team behind the scenes. thank you so much for watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in the look at the current use events analyzed by experts and chris, the cool thing is this is the weekdays on d, w i. so i assume one on