the, the, this is dw news live in from berlin, russia's invasion of ukraine, and the fear nato could be pulled into the war, cranes accusing russia and striking a civilian brain shit in the black sea in the waters and made remember romania. keith has called it a brazen attack on global food secured. also coming up to the united nations condemns and is really air strikes that killed 6 of its workers at a school. the school that was being used as a shelter in gauze. israel says that it was targeting a home us command center. the

library golf is good to have you. with this, we begin with renewed fears of an escalating war in ukraine, ukraine's president zalinski says that a ship, caring ukrainian grain has been hit by a russian missile in the black sea. you posted images showing the damaged vessel on social media. ukraine says the ship was in waters off the coast of nato member romania when it was hit. so lensky is calling for a global response to what he says is a direct attack on vital shipping routes and the global food security. or the court respond to rebecca read or she is following the story for us from key . rebecca, what more do we know about this attack of the well the attack brent happened way hearing over night to as this vessel not a ukrainian vessel, but a vessel carrying ukrainian weight had left ukrainian territorial waters. we heard,

we've sent, we've heard from the foreign minister andre sylvia. here he's cold is a brazen attack. and president valencia has also condemned the attack. as you've just explained, posting those pictures you were just showing. he said that no one was hurt, but we all food security should never be targets for me solve. and he said that he's waiting for the world to react with just how the world is going to react. it's still a little bit early to say we have heard from romania where he read some thought initially. but if this happens potentially in romanian waters. but they said that the vessel wasn't in romania territorial waters. and the naval authority said it's assistance hadn't been requested. so exactly, just how the world will react remotes we say what, what is probable is that we'll say a spike in wheat brain prices, as the world reacts to, to this. what's happening. potentially, it is a threat to this exports card or form ukraine as well. your remind is rebecca held the green core door is supposed to work to protect the ships that are leaving ukraine. we know ukraine provides the world with a lot of the,

the green and weight that it's yes, certainly, particularly the middle east and africa rely heavily on weight and grain coming from view credit also from russia. but essentially here in, when we're talking about this situation from ukraine and you know, off the, off of the full scale invasion of course export to a completely holton from both countries, russia, shortly restarting that ukraine took a little bit longer. it had to negotiate a route to the export route out of out of ukraine, which it eventually did with russia through you cried in the united nations. and that was known as the black, c, z o a. but that with a limited deal. it had a time limit on it and well, it was extended as eventually expired in the middle of it last year and mostly didn't want to continue. so it forced to kind of come up with another solution which would eventually deed and it creates a dis kartel that was in use by the special before it left to them was attacked. and of course, that's a lot closer to the ukrainian coastline. it was only made possible by

a huge drone and we saw attacked by ukraine, basically trying to push back russian watch war ships from the back in the black sea trying to make it safe so that it had been considered relatively safe, especially because those shallow waters meant that russian submarines weren't able to enter that space and it had been up to date and conceded relatively safe. we'll have to say when in this weather this event, you know, creates some, some kind of change with the world is indeed going to react. but yeah, send me the will watching the middle east and africa in particular when we talk about the price of brian w as rebecca rivers with the ladies tonight from keith. rebecca, thank you. with the head of the united nations as condemned to the killing of 6 you in staff members in and is really strong on a school in central garza, in a post on ex human secretary general, antonio good tanner's says, what is happening in the occupied territory is quote, totally unacceptable. wednesday of strike on the, on johnny's school,

the new steroids, refugee camp, reportedly filled at 12 other civilian school houses. a human facility were thousands of displaced. gardens were sheltered, it has been bombed several times since the start of the east really military says this latest attack was a precision strike targeting a mouse command, sent israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is showing little sign of changing course, despite continued protests against his government, with a little progress made to return the hostages were taken by him off. during the october 7th, the terrorist attacks the demonstrators had been growing. desperate dw is tonya kramer, reports to the are nice to be fury and solely intended beast on news that 6 mill, hostage bodies were recovered from gaza. they've been shot dead of just dividing for 11 months. it's very,

at least not only angry at home us many you have lost confidence that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is interested in making it to you to release the remaining 101 hostages. hit that and to live in gaza, come onto the berries. we can do nothing about them, so i think we need to stop there. will we need to to do a deal with them and the i thing that we need to give them and anything they want because a residence and as well or the bell is suffering. and they, they can also just as a government, do you need to save them no matter what. what do you need to give? give them back. it's. it's a her car show. we need them to come back home. we need this man to go away. and let us revive our country. but the prime ministers village is provide coalition seems stable. that's despite these continuing must protest.

and despite the drop in his personal popularity since october, no influx on the government, not yet. so maybe if we had these 500000 people go to jerusalem and sit there for 3 days. maybe price now. there is no one the challenge. and our position is not to you. and if i need to know who insist that only military pressure can make him, us release the hostages. but critics say his sudden insistence that is ready, troops remain on the border area between garza and egypt. the philadelphia cory door makes in the agreement even less likely. now the world, i will seriously demand that this will make concessions after this massacre. what

message of this sent to come us? i'll tell you what the messages, murder, more hostages. you'll get more concessions. so that's not only a logical, it's not only a moral is the right insane. so it's not going to happen. she most of belongs to a small group of relations of hostages and soldiers, garza who say any concessions would endanger israel in the future. his nephew of you know, tongue or was taken hostage from the nova music festival on october 7 on my cell mcdonough, the deal and giving up remotely to anything. not only will you say any attempt to talk with a mouse will lead to more and more being murdered. and we're saying to stop the negotiations completely. and that causes understand that can be no more from us. not now the day of the shalley protest, as he is say, that often nearly

a year the hostages chances of survival look increasing the peak divisions in israel, a hardening with no agreement insight. well, i'm joined now by a realtor right now. senior researcher with the most you di, incentive for middle eastern studies, a tell of the university is good to have you with this. some of the protesters that we just heard from in our report accused prime minister netanyahu of placing is government's political survival ahead of the lives of the hostages. is that what's happening? is that what's happening? well, it is a controversial issue, i must say. on the one hand, the, the prime minister has a point regarding the philadelphia cory door on the other end, some including getting myself. i think that the israel can forego the corner door for a while. you know, the to execute the 1st phase that lease or a 1st stage of the hostages release. the,

the issue unfortunately lives at the end of the day with the, from us and would seen wires the strategy which are much, much more complicated than the situation of these really side. unfortunately, did these demonstrations are, are reflecting a lot of the, uh, not just stress, but also frustration regarding the, our ability to, to bring about the, the, of course these, such a hostages the but unfortunately, i'm not sure it's all up to the, our prime minister. well, what is stopping that in yahoo from reaching a hostage deal that we'll be talking about at this core door? does he want is really troops to be present? because he doesn't trust or doesn't want to trust the egyptians to guarantee the integrity of their border with gaza. this is part of the picture i think,

although i think is these is very, very cautious with egypt. sions. but, you know, some of the say these are a political motivations. others including myself, think that it's the ms judgement of the situation. the security situation that we're stand that's we need to understand the idea of all ready destroyed the rough of a brigade. and therefore the idea of enjoy. busy formal operation of the freedom of action. not only rough by day, but all over the guys the street. this allows us the, the, these are at least 3 draw from guys up knowing that we will be back there to finish the job. we'd come us. uh, i think when that then you know, it takes it as, as we must stay on the la dentry, you know, it's a legitimate the, the point of, of negotiations. but at the end of the day, i think they also just are,

are much more important. and, and if it allows, and if it allows the release of them, i'm not which i'm not sure we need to take. what do you say to the end of tens of thousands of hundreds of thousands of protesters we've seen in israel in the last week or so? who are claiming that we are entity impasse because that's in yahoo needs this impasse to keep power as well? yes, there is an argument like like that's, you know, i'm a academic research or i try to clean all the politically consideration which are always part of the picture i must say. but you know, it is so crucial, so important, so painful. this whole thing that uh, we need to be very cautious when we a, treat, a tribute door dressing, such

a misjudgment, the based on the political motivations, the alleged more political motivations on it than you all. and the not to other serious um, a consideration. you know, we're talking about a lot of a lot development then. yeah. but what about a mass? this is usually where i live too, as, as the police being an expert. mm hm. and the way i see it, this is really the last, the resort or the last leverage the come us can use. now, understanding that scene war from the very beginning you had the strategy of, of dividing is room from with dean, with exactly the same measures that received today with, with the demonstration installed and soulful. not to mention the outside pressure from the, the national arena. eh, you know, so yes, he lost the lot seen water, but stanley sees the, the strategy basically might save him, not saving personally,

but safety strategy. and what about the hostages? so what about the hostages? that would be why would come us give up any of the hostages then if, if that is the last bit of leverage that how much has in, in your opinion, just exactly the exactly that's, that's the point. so home us at the moment will be maybe, maybe a now i'm not sure even about this that the will accept the 1st stage of us to just deal. you know that to saving sale for, to, to up lift the, the, the, the, you know, the div there, he's rarely threat the above it's, it's, it's meg. okay. and that's, i think that's, that's really the long range in the long range. this is exactly the point, i mean from seeing one knows that he's a dead man walking, so at least he will try drips off the strategy of all the dividing user. and

unfortunately, unfortunately we're out of time. i hate to cut you off, but we're out of time. but please come back and talk with this again. real sure, thank you. thank you. you're watching the w news. i'll be back in the company are with more world news hope to see you that the living independently rise to society is full of contrasts and any policy is a big challenge. many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend isn't misleading. what is home how do we tackle the major issues about time? because there is a significant risk of human extinction from.