some expert advice and excellent job opportunities starts in new jersey now on korea's for germany dot com the this is the w news line from berlin. strong reactions in keys after the german and russian leaders speak for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. for a lot of reasons, lensky says a phone call between chancellor schultz and president cooper will only help moscow . and it's isolation. also coming up the eastern ukraine, villagers are ordered to leave their homes near the front line, as russian forces advance and humanitarian groups and the un raise the alarm on the levels of 8 deliveries into casa report suggests they fall in to an all time low. the,

unlike local welcome, ukrainian president belonged to zelinski, has condemned a phone call between german transel all of schultz and russia's president vladimir putin. during an hour long conversation there 1st, and nearly 2 years, schultz told putin to end the war and stress german support for ukraine. but keeps as talked with couldn't never lead anywhere. on the phone with boots in for the 1st time. in nearly 2 years, the german government said that shouts told his russian, count about to stop as warn you, crane, and stopped talks with keith. but according to moscow to stay with duty and was clear that any negotiations would have to reflect russia's gains and on the battlefield, despite their disagreements, the criminal welcome to call saying that any dialogue a tool was a positive development. in keith, however, schultz is action was quickly condemned vinegar. oh, that's cool. in my opinion,

opens 10 doors cox. now there may be, haven't conversations of the coals, just a lot of woods, and this is exactly what fruit and has long one say. it is this almost like stream liam told him to reduce his isolation. obviously, rough as isolation, this is the let's see what i see. the timing of the coal just days off the sheltered coalition. government collapse has some thing was politically motivated. this is about the old shots still signaling to the gentleman public that he's still in charge. he's still transfer even if he's a lame duck. and it seems that the main purpose was really to signal to the jam. and i'd like to read more germans that being questioning gemini support for kids with the economy struggling. and ukraine on the back foot on the battlefield. thousands turned out for this bullying rally against weapons deliveries. last month until now, jim and a to crane has been substantial without only the us providing more with snap

elections now set for february. and schultz is social democrats headed to the defeat, the shot slipped, maybe hoping that his new willingness to talk to polluted or when back vote is more i'm joined by dw, corresponded rebecca rivers in keys, and our political correspondent, julia sound daily who's in responding today. rebecca, i'll start with you president as a lensky gave a radio interview today after schultz has phone call to put in. what did he say? well in that interview here, michael, he said that ukraine really has to do everything possible to try to come to some diplomatic pace. will pay through diplomatic means, i should say, within the next 12 months. but he went on to say that he doesn't believe president potent of russia is very serious about pays for that. that wouldn't mean he wouldn't come to any negotiating table with west and latest. but instead of really

looking for pace, who would be using that as a platform to try to sol relationships with those wisdom leaders have launch the als to table isolated him since the full scale invasion in 2022. now this comes this 24 hours less than 24 hours, even after that phone call that you just heard about there in the report between all i felt of germany and letting me put and it was highly criticized by presidents . and let's be say it really was no gains ukraine and just handed everything to posing opening the door of the pandora's box. it was he used to fool relations between western lead isn't it could lead to more flooring with all the leaders. and of course, that, that benefits only put in and not your crime. and julia, the timing of shelters, call is being read as political with early elections moving for germany. what do you think schultz was hoping to achieve? think on the one hand, looking at the international political situation and especially looking at the re election of donald trump into the white house. so it's may have been thinking that

one it to show some leadership in this situation, considering also that germany is after the us, the 2nd biggest supporter of ukraine, and that possibly looking at donald trump, wanting to cut or, or just stop a support for ukraine and possibly pushing for a quick negotiation between booting and ukraine without looking at the price that that would entail for ukraine in terms of territory in terms of a security guarantees that show so might want to contribute to try to steer this confrontation and hopefully supporting you printing this too, but this also has a lot to do with internal driven politics. we're looking at elections in 3 months and it shows it's trying on the one hand to cater to voters that do not want the support ukraine who want this war to em. as soon as possible with whatever consequences and he's also catering to internally to people in his party were also

skeptical about continued support for ukraine. and he's therefore trying to win back support for himself as the main candidate for his party, but also for its party itself. with motors, a delicate game there. rebecca shultz, is overture to put and comes days after us president electronic called zelinski. how hopeful, or officials, and keep that the incoming us administration will maintain american support. the one to lay seems to be 2 schools of sold and 2 series. of course, nobody knows exactly what the 2nd trump trump presidency is going to look like that may not be the ve, the ukraine, russia war, but there is these two's, you know, schools of thought suddenly internationally, but also here in key even in ukraine. and of course, one of the peasant mistake is that of a fee that trump will force, basically ukrainian capitulation by withdrawing support and forcing you crying to the negotiating table at a very decided age. this advantageous position. but there's a growing now,

the school of thought, and that is one. the president's a lensky seems to be subscribing to whether that's because he really believes it, or it's just a pragmatic approach. now that trump is headed to the white house, and that is that in fact, it could benefit ukraine in some ways, the trump, who has promised to end the war within 24 hours, may in fact lead to a hastening of the end of the one that certainly what lot of minutes and then he said in an interview last night saying he believes that the will will end sooner under a trump winehouse, then it has with the bite and white house. you know, you kind, becoming increasingly frustrated. the fact that the button administration hasn't allow them to, for example, use long range weapons in russian territory and, and other things like that, holding them back, leaving them in a style night. so there is some hope growing, but that at least see some change and that that change will be positive for ukraine and positive pace and cost. nobody wanting pays more than the finance julie, we should mention your add a gathering of germany's green party,

which is choosing new leaders ahead of what looked like early elections. are they still committed to back in new korea? from all the things that we've heard here at the party congress. yes they are. we've heard that coming from the new up co leaders that are being elected right now . but also coming from the green party members who are in government for a minister on an in a bad book and vice chancellor a little. but comics we heard on the babel say she wants to continue and even increase support for you frame. and she said that a last thing and just piece there is more important than the absence of war. and on the other hand to about how big saying that, yes, the greens are a party of peace, but they are also a party of freedom. and that, that germany and the green party as a responsible party in the past 3 years and government and hopefully for them also in the future. oh, is it to ukraine to continue to support it and defend the sovereignty?

and we'll leave the last word at that to julia sound deleon vs bonded. and rebecca ritter's in key manufacturing above ukrainians. living near the front lines have been facing relentless russian attacks. 10 villages in the eastern hockey region or under evacuation orders some $6500.00 people have left their homes in the last 2 months and the village of pissy web cubes, sky, people are hoping to avoid being occupied by russian troops for the 2nd time during this war oil, how do you've chuck is packing how most treasured possessions should be able to brought to school? these are the photos i will definitely take the memories of happier times to bring with her when she leaves her home. she will have to leave most of her belongings behind such a download certainly. so. so from the allies we've been striving to have something . today. we sold a couch. we have no pension,

no salary. she was a bread winner. full of the roughly 2 and a half 1000 residents of the village of pissed skewed i'd give ski have been told to evacuate. the front line is currently 20 kilometers away and is getting close to the local houses. bad. the scholars of recent shelling, cut that in the shop of alova says her 6 year old son has learned how to distinguish between the sounds of ukrainian and russian gunfire. gonna throw things, he told him it was far away that it would not reach us, but worryingly the children became even more anxious was to ship. the wind is very strong. it's scary a when it's not very strong. it's not scary that off the village was on the russian control for several months at the beginning of the war until it was liberated by ukrainian troops and september 2022. residents here,

don't want to experience occupation for a 2nd time. so many a packing up to leave and show if and when they will be able to return home. a brief look now at some other stories making headlines today. the leader of georgia is rushing back, break away region of the cause here, says he will resign if protesters to leave the parliament. the demonstrators storm the building on friday. unrest broke out over proposal to allow russians to buy property there. the measure has been scrapped under pressure from the protesters. more than half a 1000000 people in the philippines have left their homes ahead of the 6 major storm, just drank the country in the past month. forecast or say super time food money could have a catastrophic impact with winds of up to 240 kilometers per hour. it's set to make land phone on sunday. at least 10 new born babies have died and more than

a dozen were injured. after the fire swept through a new needle intensive care unit in northern india, another baby remains missing. authorities are investigating the cause of the blades . prime minister and the render mowdy has expressed his condolences to do. united nations is wanting about an imminent famine in the gaza strip. it comes as a report by nearly $38.00 group suggested the levels of aid reaching the territory had fallen to an all time low. fewer than 70 humanitarian trucks are set to be entering guns, a daily compared to $500.00 before the october 7 attacks on israel. guys, the cities yamaha stadium is barely recognizable as a sports ground. thousands of people in teens packs the former soccer pitch. the surrounding stands have been damaged by his railey attacks, the fighting and guns that his force families to flee multiple times,

and many arrived here without any belongings. mamma said, look, we fled with only a single piece of play to each. we came here and waited in the cold until 3 in the morning when they gave us attend. we depends on donations when they distribute food we eat. if they don't, we don't cheat. we have 5 families living in a single tenant, a food, a deliveries into the guns, a strip remain at extremely low levels. last month, the united states wound is rail. it has 30 days to improve the humanitarian situation, or risk us military funding being cuts. the day before that deep line was due to expire. israel open one additional crossing to allow aid and to gaza. but humanitarian groups. and the you in say it's not nearly enough with the blockade in place is riley attacks and northern gals that have made it even harder

to get a to civilians. you insist the situation is dispersed on all indicators who can possibly think off in a human, each response. as of all, all of them are going in the wrong direction. right. access is at a low point k of suffering despair. this destruction displacement is at a high point as temperature is dropping down so that suffering is city it with families, again, look stadium or among those cooling for age and health. without many fear, it will be hard to survive the coming winter and will ended there up next. how far it became the money spinner in the netherlands around 400 years ago. stay tuned for our documentary chasing rembrandt for more news and analysis. you can check out

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