i the the, this is the w news lie from berlin, the top diplomats of the us and russia agreed to see cooperation on a piece deal for ukraine. report say, michael rubio is phone call comes days before peace talks with russian and ukrainian negotiators kick off in saudi arabia. also coming up the latest hostages released by him aust, again, their joy for reunions with family. so the deck are 10 and 2 others are back in israel. hundreds of palestinian prisoners are also freed in exchange. and

germany, as chancellor pays tribute to the victims of thursday, suspected car ramming, attacking munich, 2 people have now died with 37 others injured the list and chan thanks for joining us. the top diplomats of the u. s. and russia have agreed to work together for a peace deal in ukraine. the us state department said that during his phone call with the russian foreign minister survey lab rob secretary of state, marco rubio, affirmed. donald trump's commitment to finding an end to the war. rubio has arrived in tel aviv after taking part in the munich security conference. us media reports say he'll also be heading to saudi arabia in the coming days to help start the talks with russian and ukrainian negotiators. the developments come after donald

trump's invite to ukraine at keith kellogg said russia could have to make territorial concessions for a peace deal. killed made the comments while european leaders were meeting at the munich security conference. kellogg said the united states and it's european partners needed to focus on breaking rushes, alliances with some of its new allies. you know, the, to me, there's gonna have to be things like territorial concessions as well. okay. so it is unrealistic for you to expect where you'd want to go to, but his territory, it jumped territorial. it could be a gauge, one of refusing to use force redoubts with the use of force into the future pro, from a political side. he's not kind of downsize, is the military forces, hopefully get rid of what we're going to try to do is basically force him to the actions. and what you want to do is force him to actions. maybe he's uncomfortable with what i mean by that. as an example, right now, what we're going to do is try to break is alliance that he currently has. she's

kind of alliance around with north korea. that wasn't here before, but he's got an alliance with william that wasn't there before. he's got an alliance with china that was there before me 4 years ago before. earlier dw correspondent terry schultz told me the extent the u. s. and its allies are in a position to drive a wedge between russia and its supporters to well, there are certainly ways they can do that. but let's look at how complicated this has gotten. melissa, you know, the us, me put north korea and china in the same basket when it comes to the fact that they, they support russia in the war against ukraine. but, well, no european country has a diplomatic or trade relationship with young yang. that's not the case with china is as you will know, so when they're expecting the europeans to cut off china or to help diminish the influence, they're talking about the main source of the you imports. and so that's very difficult thing for them to ask. and it's not something that the europeans are our team to do. and especially if we look at the alienation that has,

has been coming just in the last few days alone. this may be leverage for the, for the europeans to say, hey, look, if you want us to help you against china, you need to treat us a bit differently. now you claims for mr. erst it's supporters to give all parties seats at the table in any piece talks. here's what he had to say. take a listen. there is no dog. the only way to achieve long bluffton. just these for ukraine is a concept beef for splunk. no decisions resolved. you could say nothing about ukraine resolved ukraine and also nothing above you would have been resolved. feudal terry, this comes as trump officials had to saudi arabia for talks with russian officials do, do leaders in unix fear the us is trying to bypass europe as well

. it's not their imagination, they're not invited to be at the table and they've been told they won't be while at the same being to being at the same time being told that they're going to be the ones responsible for picking up the implementation of this deal is being made above their heads. so they are being piped bypass. they've been told clearly that they're being bypass at this phase of the negotiations. and that doesn't say well nobody wants to be dictated what they're going to have to do in the future when they have no control over what that agreement is going to look like. so that is something that you leaders are bringing up and it's very important to you cream that the europeans are there because you cream very much, feels that the europeans at least share this sense of, of you know, responsibility and, and certainly urgency and fear about what would happen, and for us is allowed to remain strong. and if these territorial concessions are made to russia, that affects europe and they're not being given a seat to discuss how that might work out. terry, i'm getting the sense that there is a common vision for a post ward ukraine among the leaders in munich. but talk about that.

yeah, not if you're talking about between europe and the united states, but we really don't know what, what the us vision is. you know, we've heard different things over the last few days. one of the bottom line statements that we have heard coming out of officials is that they do want a sovereign ukraine. we don't know what, what the map of ukraine is going to look like it, or what the us is going to be willing to negotiate on that. and we have heard statements from, for example, the danish prime minister here today, who says, you know, we need, we need to create a when the war. that's the strategy for getting out of the war. meanwhile, you have other countries who have acknowledge that ukraine can't possibly re gain all of that territory, at least not in any near term future. so, you know, the feeling that we really get here, and i think everyone here would agree on that, is that we don't know and far too much then as comfortable for the europeans is depending on the united states and russia,

not on them and not even even on ukraine. terry shells in munich, thank you so much for your insights. here's a quick look at some more stories making headlines. a 14 year old boy has been killed and for others injured in a stabbing attack in southern austria. police alleged the perpetrator attack passers by at random in the city of villa. they have arrested a 23 year old of syria, national, who they say was a legal residence in the country. over a dozen people have died after a stampede at a train station in the indian capital. daily. the crush happened as thousands gathered it toward services to the my husband, whom do festival was largest religious gathering, a trust millions and has a history of crowd related disasters. in the democratic republic of congo meeting has broken out in the capital after rebel fighters entered the eastern cities outskirts, thousands of residents have fled with the wand. in fact,

rebels already in control of the local airport. the m 23 army group and its allies captured vilma, the regions largest city late last among african leaders, have elected to bodies, foreign minister as the new head of the african unions executive, armed at a summit in addis ababa mood ali eustace beat out former canyon a prime minister at royal odenza to secure the job he takes over as the applicant union struggles to respond to the conflicts in it, sit down and congo. prison. 3 is really hostages, released by him off today have arrived back in israel and are uniting with their families. yeah. year horn. so you definitely chat and sasha truth and off are the latest group of hostages to be exchanged for hundreds of palestinians in his really detention. this is the moment so the dead cuz 10 saw his wife for months of being held in captivity. she was 8 months pregnant with her 3rd child when he was

abducted. their family watched an o and celebrated with champagne. the new words can explain how excited b r, how much we've been waiting for him at home. the union followed a carefully planned hand over the occasion was left onto a stage with 2 other hostages. he ate horn and sasha proof enough and surrounded by dozens of arm, tomas militants, the 3 or for the completion of the ceasefire, which almost came to a breaking point earlier this week. when her mas threatened not to release more hostages, the group accused israel of violating the terms of the truce by blocking aid from

entering garza in response israel's button to resume the fighting. after the release her mazda minded, both sides follow the terms of the agreement. the release of the 6th group of enemy prisoners confirms that there is no way to release the rest except through negotiations and the commitment to the requirements of the ceasefire agreement. the group has released a total of 19 hostages. according to the deal, 14 more are expected to be released before the end of the month. 8 of which are believed to be dead. in exchange, israel is freeing a large number of palestinian prisoners in this 6 group more than 350. the largest number so far in romano. a cheering crowd while comes their

family members. some of them appeared gone. according to the red crescent for have to be taken to hospitals to uh, we are being through hunger, cold torture and humiliation. but we are a strong nation that believes and its close, and hopefully we'll be free soon on search and t looms over the next phase of an already precarious agreement. planned to begin in march earlier journalist bullet blog following slide dean in tel aviv told us more about the hostages who were released i guess. well, 1st of all, this, the hostages that are from many of the old is the community that has suffered the most uh, on october 7th, uh, 20. 0 it's uh, people still held and they kept seems to be in the gaza strip. that's after the city that were released today. so tens of, uh, the uh, the last community were taken captives and since others though,

maybe hundreds of us even where it kills on october 7th. so we're talking to come, you about communicate the stuff for the most. and now it's getting back uh its uh citizens the one by one now ms. sasha, i just met his uh, grand mother and he was informed today unfortunately, but his father was killed in october 7th by home. us as well. that's something that he did not know why he was in because this trip matter of course. uh yes, he is the one that uh, was the taken up today. yeah. and um, even the, his, the brother as they then they kept giving the, is not even included at the 1st page that they did. but of course, the community is very pleased to see him back and us to give them hand the american citizens that met his wife and his daughter that there was born while he was in captivity. now the family is a complete again. german authorities say

a 37 year old woman and her 2 year old daughter have died from injury sustained and thursday's car ramming attack in munich. dozens of others were injured when and asking national drove into crowds out of trade union rally. federal prosecutors say they suspect that the incident was religiously motivated and aimed at disrupting germany's upcoming election in just over a week. german chancellor, olaf shows, has visited the site of the attack in munich, dw, as chief political categor. mckayla's listener has more as he came to the scene here twice today, a 1st to lays down some flowers at this crossing. it was some 30 people were inches when this young man drove essentially into crowds into a demonstration. this is the kind of demonstration for the rights and he then went and spoke to the emergency services for almost an hour. and then he were tons of to once again reiterate that she is the very decisive in acting where action

is needed. and so that's the full low need to apply a full set to turbo acts. this of course being of mine, a young man who came here as a teenager. then he was erotic, who lives here in germany and authorities believe that there was a religious extreme. this motive behind this, so what i saw, it's clearly very moved off to having spoken to the emergency services. today. its thousands have marched through central berlin in support of eligibility to rights ahead of snap of federal elections. in just over a weeks time, the crowds marched from the german parliament, past the iconic, brandon burdened gate. under the motto, choose love. some participants said that they were worried about a political shift after the february 23rd. the elections that they fear could impact their rights. conservative in the far right parties are leading nationwide pools in germany, followed by central left parties in the current government. and that is

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