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and returning to the battles in donbas, president zelenskyi called lysychansk and severodonetsk dead cities in severodonetsk, where there were approximately 120,000 people before the war and still remain several thousand civilians and they survive under artillery shelling, while the russians destroyed the city's infrastructure and we are in direct contact with elina morgunova, who comes from north donetsk, iryna good evening do you have relatives in north donetsk, do you manage to communicate with them and what do they say about the situation in good evening. unfortunately , since may 7, we have completely lost contact with our relatives from the donbass from the city of severodonetsk. there is no mobile connection in the city. it has been more than 40 days since it is impossible to contact the city. the situation remains extremely difficult, we know that there is no means of communication in the city, there is no electricity, there is no gas supply, and the situation in the city is simply extremely difficult, because yesterday the last place that connected all the classes of verdonetsk to

they left for the dead city. here is panosyuk.s, before he was convicted, he served in that same military town under the kamenka. and this is a horn. he was stern, who was serving his sentence in the same colony where the scoundrel and what they are doing now. from the central internal affairs directorate they reported explosives to a military camp and in a general's bank from the same batch. well, as already something and just now we received a video from general's bank's video cameras, so let's show there is umanov in a cash-in-transit armored car, which is heading to the military town, the bandits call it the dead city. it seems that this gang is led by stern and a hostage from the panas bank according to a certificate from the central internal affairs directorate, the surname of the senior cashier is not pompous, but krymchuk well, let the analysts find out all the details about this pompous krymchuk bizon what for the sound of the explosive did not say anything and the rest are silent. all disconnected. now i will lay the fas

dead city or city of the dead is it a barracks?atform, where you see, the remains of a fence, over there in that direction there is also a bow. but this is the dos house of the officers. come in my window, or what? as they say here, i lived no, i drank beer. yeah, honey, drinking beer flowed down his mustache, and the authorities got into his mouth. all right, it’s good to market, let’s go to unload the boxes. otherwise, if i drop it alone, it explodes and goodbye, you won’t explode without detonators with checkers, even nails, hammer in. okay, let's go to the club, let's go. umanova, finished shooting on time, which was the task of destroying all targets, using one clip. and what are you, well, what did i have at hand? according to the instructions, the cartridges must be counted. you considered them to feel over your head, you know, with the back of your head, you know? then the time such was dragged by everything that is bad , and uniforms. stew with rats no, what don't you understand? you 've never been thrown like that. they t

i are dead cities? -- what does it mean? ~ ., , are dead cities? -- what does it mean?process of. if— mean? i think that they are in the process of, if not _ mean? i think that they are in the process of, if not already, - process of, if not already, destroyed by the intense fighting we are seeing. most of the populations of severodonetsk and lucy shanks have moved out. i saw those cities may be a month ago and they were verging on dad back then, not people in the streets and i can only imagine how the picture has changed over the last six months and they have become the front line of this —— verging on debt back then. it is worth pointing out how bloody the fighting is reported to be, we had seen footage this morning buildings burned to the ground and it is taking a stroll on those cities, as president zelensky had said. is taking a stroll on those cities, as president zelensky had said. is your assessment — president zelensky had said. is your assessment that _ president zelensky had said. is your assessment that ukrainian - president zelensky had said. is your assess

two cities in eastern ukraine are now dead, according to president zelensky, after relentless russianmbardment keeping children in the classroom — how schools in england are trying to ensure good attendance after the pandemic. and emma raducanu tells us why her tennis dream is to play mixed doubles with andy murray at wimbledon. and coming up on the bbc news channel... england manager gareth southgate has urged fans not to embarass the nation, with the team facing germany in munich in the nations league tonight. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson has told the cabinet this morning that the government can now draw a line under the issues their opponents want to talk about following last night's vote of confidence in his leadership. the prime minister survived, despite a significant rebellion by his own mps. he received 211 votes of support, while11i8 mps voted for him to go — that's a1% of the conservative parliamentary party. mrjohnson said it was a decisive result — but his tory critics maintain that his days are numbered. our political correspondent damia

president zelenskyy is calling them dead cities.is more from him. >> the situation in the east is difficult. we are holding outs, but there are more there that are veiled stronger. ros: it's hard to gauge how well each side is doing. >> it's not clear who is winning in this battle for the city. we have seen claims by both sides to have been under attack, that the other side has launched offensives. ukrainians are outnumbered and have their backs to the river. it's not clear why the russians have pulled back in some areas, possibly to launch further aerial bombardment or just getting clear gains for both sides w aarl. it seems to be speaking t the rhythm of trench warfare in the first world war -- intense fighting, but it is not y here for the russians but an strategic advantage will be. ros: some military experts believe ukraine could recapture this particular region. >> the next few weeks, we will see russian trying to credit ukrainian forces. but in about three weeks, we are going to start feeling the impact of long-range precisio

president zelenskyy has called them dead cities. it is still unclear whether russia is winning. correspondent has more. >> to be frank, it is not clear who is winning in the battle. for the past week, we have seen claims by both sides to have been under attack and launching counteroffensive's. the ukrainians are outnumbered and have their backs to the river. it is not clear why the russians have pulled back in some areas. it could be to launch further aerial bombardments on the city. but it is clear the gains for both sides are marginal. as symptomatic of the fighting in the wider region, one expert has likened it to the rhythm of trench warfare in the first world war. we see intense fighting. but it is not clear for the russians whaany strategic advantage will be. >> james waterhouse reporting from -- kiv. in this region, three young volunteers from britain are helping to evacuate the frail and elderly. our international correspondent spent the day with the trio. >> -- when you can't take everyone out. my mom has been in tears. but they are really proud of what i'm doing here.

zelenskyy it says they are dead cities because of the amount of destruction. so what considerable advantage would having control of these cities give russia? >> fir, thank you for the invitation. both cities are on each side of the river, which is 70 meters large at this location. so for the russians, they need to capture it in order to be prepared to go on the western side of the river. and then attack the -- because it is the last city. and so that is why it is so important for the russians to capture the city. it is very important for the ukrainians to delay the capture of the city, in order to prepare the defense on the others of the river. you can imagine that crossing the river during a battle is very difficult, so if russians have to cross, the defense on the west side of the river is well prepared, it will be difficult for them. host: moving onto another part of this conflict, if you don't mind, elsewhere, negotiations are ongoing in turkey to find some sort of agreement on the fate of ukrainian grain stuck in black seaports and unable to reach global m

no people there anymore and therefore there were really very few people, all of it is as it is, dead citiesor today, so when you ask the question, is there a point to fight? well, you have to understand what we are fighting for. are you saying that it is better to withdraw because we have a better position there? you should also know that if you withdraw to a better position, you should know that it will be very expensive for us to return later in terms of the number of people killed and the number of casualties. this is the characteristic what is happening around severodonetsk, mr. seeds for the ukrainian authorities, it is clear that severodonetsk returns to severodonetsk, it will be very difficult. as the president says, it is clear that severodonetsk is still the center of luhansk oblast now and the administrative center for the russians, as well as the capture of severodonetsk, it must also be somewhat symbolic, because they understand that in this way they can declare that they are entering the borders of the so-called dpr and lpr, because they declared all territories in this pseudo-

president volodymyr zelensky has said that russia's relentless bombardment has left two "dead cities"ty

equipment, the members of the un security council strongly condemned the russian missile attacks on the dead cities meeting and issued a joint statement calling these crimes a violation of international humanitarian law, the occupiers continue to purposefully destroy critical infrastructure the day before during the shelling of the kryvorizka district, artists took aim at the local thermal power plant, this was announced in dnipropetrovsk the regional military administration of kryvorizky district, the occupiers practically covered the whole day with fire under attacks again the zelenodolsk and shirokiv communities, as well as the large kostroma area, were injured. a 31-year-old man was also injured. the enemy cannonade did not subside , and on the very line of contact in the kherson region, in the village of orlovo, a woman was injured during the shelling. she was evacuated to the kryvyi rih hospital due to russian shelling of the civilian population in donbas the day before. one person was killed this happened during the attack on the avdiyivka this was reported by the head of the donetsk militar

under almost constant bombardment, president zelensky says they have been left as dead cities.explosions. they are pounding this region and its ukrainian defenders, who the british ministry of defence say they are trying to cut off. but it is notjust on the front lines that the consequences of this war are being felt. there is a globalfood crisis being caused by the blockade of ukraine's ports. an intense session of the united nations, the eu representative held nothing back. let's be honest. the kremlin is using food supplies as a stealth missile against developing countries. the dramatic consequences of russia's war are spilling over across the globe, and this is driving up food prices, pushing people into poverty and destabilising entire regions. and russia is solely responsible for this food crisis. now, that's something they deny. indeed, the kremlin says it is the west that is causing the food crisis because their continued support for ukraine is prolonging this conflict. but for people in places like druzhkivka, this is a war for their very survival, a conflict that is n

the lansky called severo donetsk, a dead city. t if ukraine abandons it, russia gained control of an entire eastern province. ukraine has launched counter offensive in the south with small progress after a long bloody siege. russia gained control of the city of mary opel on the coast of the sea of as off. there was a square in that city that up until today was called freedom square. russia has renamed it lenin square and hoisted the russian flag above it. in kiev. mike tobin fox newg down today and more than 800 fast food restaurants in russia and new restaurants are now open for business with a new russian owner and a new name. james comes after mcdonald's ended all of its operations in russia in response to the invasion in ukraine. the new hamburger chain is owned by a siberian oil tycoon. the new restaurants have menu and logos strikingly similar to mcdonald's, which opened its first restaurant in russia 30 years ago. we are learning more about a marine from plaster county who died in a military crash this week. captain john j.

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russia and leasing artillery day after day against that city ukrainian officials are calling it a dead citypoint more than 90% of the buildings in severodonetsk have been destroyed much of it by russian artillery put at least 200 ukrainian soldiers each day according to officials are being killed in that fighting. as the intense battle continues in the east across the country many ukrainians who are unable to go to the front line either senior citizens or mothers with young children are doing what they can to volunteer prevented different volunteer centers here. and some of them people are sowing camouflage nets cutting strips out intricately sewing them into camouflage barely spoke to one man that being 57 years old about the satisfaction he got from his volunteer work. >> if my work and save the life of just one of our soldiers, it will all be worth it to me. >> is a giant nets are then used to cover artillery pieces or even soldiers and the heavy grass because both sites are using drones for aerial surveillance. effectively those and that's really useful to the ukrainian forces, arthel b

president volodymyr zelensky has said that russia's relentless bombardment has left two "dead cities" in the east of ukraine. the ukrainian leader warns his troops in the eastern city of severodonetsk are outnumbered by stronger russian forces. there we go. the technology is working. it isjust there we go. the technology is working. it is just that time of the evening! welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. hopefully the tech gremlins will let us speak to our guests and show you the papers. with me are annabel denham, who's director of communications at the iea — the institute of economic affairs — the free market think—tank, and also with me is the broadcaster john stapleton. good evening to you both. i am glad to see you alive and working there, envision! good stuff. yes, john, fingers crossed! let's run you through those front pages of the newspapers. the mail leads with the rmt�*s planned industrial action, referring to it as a "hard—left" strike which will paralyse britain. unsuprisingly, it makes the front page of the metro too. the strike wil

they called it a dead city. if ukraine abandons that russia gains control of a entire province.hey have lodged some counter offenses in the south. he also said that although the end of the war is not insight, ukrainians need to make russia regret what they have done here and pay for each life lost. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. the un's nuclear watch dog group said they may have dealt a fatal blow to nuclear deal negotiations after it began removing nuclear monitoring equipment last week. >> the agency services would not be available to the parties after four weeks? >> we would not be able to give them the accuracy that they require. >> so it is that if it is not done within the next four weeks. >> this would be a fatal blow. >> all right. let's bring in doctor rebecca graham. a national security and security analyst. doctor grant breaks it down for us. what is iran really doing? how could their actions lead to a nuclear crisis? >> iran nuclear blackmail is back and it is worse than ever. over the last several months, the u.s. and britain and france and others have spent time

some places like sievierodonetsk have been pounded so ukrainians refer to them as dead cities.e investigating russian war crimes. to lead the effort garland tapped eli to serve as counselor for war crimes aopportunitiability. >> the united states is sending unmistakable message, there is no place to hide. >> one potential war crime according to ukrainian officials is the russian naval blockade of ukrainian wheat which they say will lead to famine in north africa. >> shortage now, 70% supply ukraine. that's why it's worldwide problem. not only ukraine problem. >> the blockade is already crushing many family farms. >> we understand that everything we built here might be destroyed. but we will fight the last drop of our blood, this is our land. >> 25 million tons of grain are stuck on the black sea coast. trains and trucks can handle only a fraction. >> the state department has confirmed that one american has been killed while fighting here in ukraine. steven died in may. bret? >> steve harrigan, live in odesa, steve, thank you. colombia has elected a leftist as president for the

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are essentially -- i mean, severodonetsk and the neighbor neighboring town, he described them as dead citieshey are not completely dead. there are still thousands of civilians stuck inside. many of them, huddling in basements and bomb shelters, unable to leave as a result of the fighting. now, we have heard these threats by president putin that if the united states and its other western allies supply ukraine with long-range missiles and artillery, russia will expand its list of targets in the country. he's made similar threats in the past when referring to western military aid and in most cases, didn't follow up in the -- to the extent that many believed. however, that early-morning strike on kyiv sunday morning r does indicate perhaps there will be an intention by the russians to expand their list of targets, if and when those long-range missiles and artillery arrive in this country. wolf. >> ben wedeman, stay safe over there. we will be in touch. appreciate it very much. >> and joining us now, the former-ukrainian prime minister, prime minister, thank you so much for joining us. as you kno

he also said intense fighting had made severodonetsk and a neighboring town quote dead cities. >>> new video shows the attack on the capital of kyiv over the weekend. the video released yesterday on the messaging app telegram shows a massive explosion at a train car repair plant in the city. it is not yet clear who released the clip. one person was injured when russian missiles hit kyiv on sunday. this was the first time the russians have shelled that city in more than a month. >>> joining us now live from odesa, ukraine, is nbc news correspondent ellison barber. good morning. thanks for joining us today. we talked yesterday about what a key city odesa is. one of the last ports still under ukrainian control there and strategically vital if the russians were able to take it. what's the latest on the ground? >> hey, jonathan, whenever you're in ukrainian cities, there's this odd sense of war and normalcy. this is the opera house in odesa. fortified in the event of an attack. when you walk around the city, you see a lot of people doing normal things, but when you speak to them, you get th

zelinsky called severo donetsk, a dead city. ukraine abandons it, russia gained control of an entire eastern province. ukraine has launched counter offensive in the south with small progress after a long bloody siege. russia gained control of the city of mary opel on the coast of the sea of as off. there was a square in that city that up until today was called freedom square. russia has renamed it lenin square and hoisted the russian flag above it. in kiev. mike tobin fox news well, the golden arches are coming down today and more than 800 fast food restaurants in russia and new restaurants are now open for business with the new owner and a new name change comes after mcdonald's ended all of its operations in russia in response to the invasion of ukraine. the new hamburger chain is owned by a siberian oil tycoon. the new restaurants have a menu and logo very similar to mcdonald's, which opened up its first restaurant in russia 30 years ago. firefighters in san jose rescued a person who was trapped inside a vehicle after crashing

defense, let the situation in the vicinity of mariupol fade away for the russian army, 6,000 dead, the citylysychansk is a solid industrial zone, so we can talk about the peacefulness of their political task, that is lysychansk can turn into a graveyard of the actual armed forces of the russian federation, and the main thing i would like to note, dear ukrainians, is the introduction of additional reserves into the territory of the luhansk region, in particular it is about unit 80-31 of the mobile brigade of the first focus, the answer is not only to correct the situation, but also to take control of the road of life lysychansk bakhmut, what is going on, e.e. lokachi of the armed forces of ukraine and the dust, accordingly, the delivery of humanitarian cargo, so i repeat once again that the situation is under control and ending bordered, we periodically give information about the activities of the resistance movement on the 30th in the city of luhansk as a result of an explosion on lenina street to believe that at the time of the explosion, according to our information from the scene of the

reporter: his home is cairo's necropolis, which locals call the city of the dead. like small houses are actually old mausoleums. ramy grew up here. affordable housing is scarce in the egyptian capital. over the years, thousands of the city's poor moved here. there are no public utilities, and ramy has to provide his own electricity and water. but that's not a problem -- he loves his neighborhood and his home. ramy: i was born and raised here. if i had to move away, that would be no life for me. reporter: but time is running out. a new highway is scheduled for construction. cairo is bursting at the seams, traffic is chaotic and congested. bulldozers have already razed part of the cemetary, and new roads and bridges are springing up. many people who still live here face eviction. ramy can still walk to work, a few minutes from his house. he repairs old cars for a living. ramy: it hasn't happened yet. but if we are evicted and have to move, it will be very expensive for me. every trip here and back would cost me my daily wage. reporter: just across the street lies the

president zelensky has called them "dead cities".are stronger. out, but there are more of them our kyiv correspondent james waterhouse says it's difficult to work out which side is succeeding. to be frank, it's not clear who is winning in the battle for severodonetsk. for the past week, we've seen claims by both sides to have both been under attack and to have launched counteroffensives. the ukrainians are outnumbered, and they have their backs to the river. it's not yet clear why the russians have pulled back in some areas. it could be to launch further aerial bombardments on the city, but it's clear the gains for both sides are marginal. as are... it's symptomatic of the fighting in the wider luhansk region. one military expert today has likened it to the riven of trench warfare in the first world war. we're seeing intense fighting, but it's not yet clear for the russians what any strategic advantage will be. as russia continues to bombard parts of the donbas region, civilians there are being forced to flee from towns and cities th

president zelensky has called them �*dead cities.�* here he is..t is difficult. in severodonetsk we are holding out. but there are more of them and they are stronger." now let's turn to another part of ukraine. the zaporizhzhia region in the south east was the focus it is not clear who is leaning into battle. forthe it is not clear who is leaning into battle. for the past week we had seen claims by both sides to have both been under attack and to have lunch counter offensives. the ukrainians are outnumbered and they have their backs to the river. it's not clear why the russians have pulled back in some areas. it could be to launch further aerial bombardments on the city but it's clear the gains for both sides are marginal. as our centre magic of the fighting in the wider region, one military expert likened it to the trench warfare in the first world war. we are seeing intense fighting but it's not yet clear for the russians what any strategic advantage will be. the russians what any strategic advantage will be. the next few weeks we are — advantage

is an opportunity see how it has changed, and i can just give an assessment of how the former city is dead in reality the city looks very good, even so.

it's being called a dead city by ukrainian officials. e been completely destroyed. ukrainian officials also say they losing up to 200 soldiers killed each day in the fighting but around the country really you see people trying to pitch in, do what they can, even though those who can't get in the front lines, senior citizens, mother sowing netting, that using to camouflage. here is what he had to say. >> if my work saves the life of one soldier, it's worth it to me. steve: with both sides using drones for aerial surveillance the camouflage netting is really key for each side of arsenal. back to you, griff. griff: steve harrigan live for us in odessa, steve, thank you. alicia: for more on the current situation in ukraine, we have ukrainian member of parliament alex, thank you so much for being here. i want to begin with the world leaders meeting in europe this week in part to discuss the situation in ukraine. what are you hoping happens, what are you hoping to hear? >> yeah, thank you very much for covering. what is the most important is to

region is critical in the occupied area. the head of the city's military civil administration, mykola khanatov, reported that the bodies of the dead were literally at every entrance. on may 8, after the occupation, the russians expelled about 1.5 thousand locals to the occupied pervomaisk. residents were completely destroyed. the occupiers ransacked everything in the city. there is no gas. water and electricity, the russians continue to destroy luhansk oblast, the enemy hit from a flame-throwing jet system, the village was practically burnt down, the head of the region, serhiy gaidai , reported there is currently no information about the victims, at the same time it is known that five wounded residents of lysychansk have been hospitalized in the hospitals of dnipro and lviv, in recent days in severodonetsk, during another shelling, the occupiers damaged the railway depot of the nitrogen association a, as well as the buildings of the brick and research plants a in lysychansk, and an enemy shell hit the territory of the glass factory , in addition, a school and a culinary lyceum were partially destroyed in the city, meanwhile, the e

they are all dead in the city gases gases. no, they told you, there are no gases.s. i forgot my house keys. i forgot them at home. i recognized him as none. this is not a friend. this is a traitor and a liar. this is a cunning detective. he stole our sneeze. don't shoot, they still don't give gases in the city. your majesty your majesty there is no gas in the city. so it means blacksmiths and masons lived , what now? my stars are talking. it's good, onion beans. zucchini and potatoes for you with the letter k. where is he now? uncle, why did you catch it? well done. city ​​vagrants go ahead you will tell me everything now. what's going on that i thought the gases were all out? don't shoot let go closer. declared war on us. make way for your king, why is war so war will refresh us, we will start it here, and then we will take over the whole world. there is the whole aunt aunt, i have a very important business there. just now i saw how they hid 1 million and a small cart of money brooch in an iron cabinet. i saw with my own eyes where where? where is nothing? i'm her

every one has the right to say ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, thousands or dead. millions displaced and cities reduced to rubble of the $100.00 days of war. ukraine is still holding out against russia's invasion. bought is an already catastrophic situation about to get even was also coming up. president joe biden echoes the play made by the families of mass shooting victim. they'd one message for all of us. do something. just do something for god's shape duchamp as the nation mourns recent deaths. he urges the ban on assault weapons and other gun control measures. loss el salvador president is waging a war on gang violence, but human rights advocates tell the w that mass arrest send, the central american nation, have swept innocent people into a violent and deadly prison system. ah, i'm gabelle, as welcome to the program. it's been a 100 days since russia invaded ukraine. so let's hold on for a minute and look at the cost and death and destruction. this war has cost. it is almost unimaginable. the united nation says that more than 4100 ukranian civilians have been killed. that includes more, m

ah ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, thousands dead, millions displaced all cities reduced to rob. after $100.00 days of war, ukraine is still holding out against russia's invasion, but isn't already catastrophic situation about to get even worse. also coming to you as president echoes the please made by families of mass shooting victim, they'd one message for all of us to something just do something for god shape. do show as the nation mourns recent death by large is the ban on assault weapons and other gun control measures. plus a major milestone for some rock and roll. royal teeth, rolling stones mock, 6 decades at the top. ah, we'll show you how this stones kicked off this 60th anniversary took in the spanish capital. aah! ah, i'm golfers welcome to the program. it's been a 100 days since russia invaded ukraine. so let's pause for a minute and look at the cost in death and destruction. this war has already caused . it's almost unimaginable. the united nation says that more than 4100 civilians have been killed. that includes more than $240.00 children, thousands more hav

there ukrainian nationalists, at least 300 in recent hours, shells have been fired around the city, there are deadhem, there is a child, strikes, aimingly come, the prices of apartment buildings, the market and even the maternity hospital, what statements did the head of the republic push the enemy came, all sides of berdyansk began to issue russian passports. for the sake of the document , it was possible to issue only in melitopol how many people want to get citizenship? russian daniil medvedev became the first racket of the world in the updated rating of professional tennis players , djokovic and nadal moskovsky were left behind jazz festival first all week at different venues including

after people have been complaining for weeks about the stench of a dead whale watching, the city has finally done something about it. >> reporter: it is a smelly site you do not want to see out your window. richmond residents say they are frustrated after smelling the stench for much too long. >> they cannot leave it there. >> reporter: it is an odor they will not forget. >> the smell is like a dead animal. but multiply that by 10 and then add fish smell to that. then feces. >> reporter: a decompose whale is not what she expected to see obstructing her bayview. sits in front of the rotting carcass and stayed in a hotel to escape the stench. >> we do not have air conditioning at these units. we cannot be in the unit. reporter: the smelly site started when the well got stuck in front of the condos after floating in the san francisco bay. the calls for action have gone unheard. >> it has been floating around decomposing for well over a month. i think the minute he landed here, it would have been nice to get someone's attention. >> reporter: the whale did not land there by mistake. the a

this is the w news live from berlin. thousands dead, millions displaced coal cities reduced to rubble of the $100.00 days of war. ukraine is still holding out against russia's invasion. that is an already catastrophic situation. about to get was also coming up the u. s. president echoes the plea made by families of mass shooting victims dead. one message for all of us do something. just do something. for god's sake do show. as the nation, no one's recent death, spite and urge is a ban on assault weapons and other gun control measures and a major milestone for some rock royalty the rolling stones market 6 decades at the very top. ah, we'll show you how the stones kicked off the 60th anniversary tour in the spanish capital. ah, ah, i manuscripts mckennan, welcome to the program. it has been 100 days since russia invaded ukraine. so let's pause for a moment and take a look at the cost in death and destruction that this war has caused to. it is almost unimaginable. the united nation says that more than 4100 ukranian civilians have been killed. and that is including more than $240.00 child

not only the sea side or doses, inner city is also completely dead. no tourists are checking out the old town sites and no one is booking tours of the city law. judaism will. boucher tourism isn't just about site names. it's also, hotels, restaurants, souvenirs, you all kinds of beach services, things related to the cultural sector for the cookie. people actively visit theaters and various concerts during the summer season shows. it used to generate big money. i don't know how the city's economy will manage without it and is low cook kilometer go to the business. was pills or doesn't street musicians playing for their own enjoyment and at speeches will likely remain empty for a long time to come in. that's our show. check us out aligned the w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube, on the dw news channel. i'm super good to watch me glaciers ah, provide nourishment and baton for both body and soul. ah, but climate change is threatening this balance. the blues are adapting to these shifts with innovative strategies. blue 30000. on d, w i c e z. as

artillery, and maybe because of this and begins to fire more actively on the city and the civilian population because among the dead here in the city there is a civilian, do you feel that there is a concentration of troops against which is actually the mykolaiv direction? they are driving the technical school , they have already talked about the t-62 tanks that they took out of conservation and are transferring here to the southern direction, ammunition is being brought up, so we understand that they are fixed and they will always have a chance go to the defense sorry for the offensive and it's only a matter of time i think they realized that they can't uh in three directions at the time in three directions now in three directions in zaporizhzhia east donetsk and uh south and i think they now first of all, they expect to finish the issue of the east as they decided for themselves, and then continue in the south. they use the 62nd as tanks, or they dig them in in order to use, so to speak, muzzle artillery, you know. i know that they were brought, but i myself still their pores i didn’t meet them, i thought they are

they are all dead in the city gases gases. no, they told you, there are no gases.my house keys. i forgot them at home. i recognized him as none. this is not a friend. this is a traitor february yegor this is cunning then he stole our sneeze. don't shoot, they still don't give gases in the city. extraordinarily news your majesty your majesty there is no gas in the city. there were none. so it means blacksmiths and masons lived, what now? my stars are talking. it's good, onion beans. zucchini and you with the letter k potato watermelon. watermelon, where is he now? uncle, why are you so nasty? i will now show the kittens from there cabbage. well done. city ​​bums who does it hurt? wait, how is this happening? everyone went out . your king's way, why war so war will refresh us, we will start it here, and then we will take over the whole world. uncle uncle go. here, clearly, clearly, i have a very important matter for you. i have one secret for you. i just saw how 1 million and a small cart of money were hidden in an iron cabinet. where is nothing? i'm here thank you b

a waiting to and since about the cause of death, they were found dead in the city of east london in the eastern cape province. that's got the latest on this from from eda miller. he's following the the scenario so far is a grim discovery and there were just so many questions that have got to be answered . all that certainly is the case, especially given that police have only confirmed that at least 21 people were killed. 17 of them found dead at the spot in the early hours of sunday morning and the remaining for a later dying in the hospital. now the parents who were at the bar to try and find the children have said that they don't know what's happened. and there's very little information around that. in fact, these 6 of the bodies that were found at that bar still have to be identified. however, there are unconfirmed reports coming out in social media from people who were at that party which appears to have been which took place after mid your exams as say that at some point during the evening, in an effort to disperse party go as someone had used perhaps pepper spray or some sort of g

not only the c side or dust as inner city is also completely dead. no tourists are checking out the old town sites and no one is booking tours of the city law judaism. what was your tourism? isn't just about site names. it's also hotels, restaurants, souvenirs, you all kinds of beach services, things related to the cultural sector. it took a people actively visit theaters and various concerts during the summer season shows. it used to generate big money. i don't know how the cities economy will manage without it and is low, could come in with the go to the business which pulls or doesn't street musicians playing for their own enjoyment. and at speeches will likely remain empty for a long time to come. and that social thanks for watching ever selfish successfully . ah, so much bust ration. and so few fish, british fishermen are furious. many of them supported brag it and believed the promises of their government. but instead of more fishing rights, they now have less income troubled waters. british fishermen and brags it close up next on d. w. blue . w

not only the seaside or doses inner city is also completely dead. no tourists are checking out the old town sites and no one is booking tours of the city law judaism, gucia, tourism isn't just about psych names. it's also, hotels, restaurants, souvenirs, you all kinds of beach services, things related to the cultural sector for the could people actively visit theaters and various concerts during the summer season shows. it used to generate big money for 2 years. i don't know how the city's economy will manage without it and is low cook calling with the gold abusing you would please. or doesn't street musicians playing for their own enjoyment. and at speeches will likely remain empty for a long time to come in. that's our show. check us out online, the w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube, on the dw news channel. i'm super busy to watch. i see isa. in art lovers guide jakarta, what can hardest do to help people in the government using google last didn't with well it i did with the next on d, w. m will come to the dark side where intelligenc

what they might have stayed for. ukrainian armies now left and present, zalinski sprouts, the city quote dead. this is what happens when just one shell comes down near an apartment block without even a direct hit. 3 months ago, the russian army was just 10 kilometers away from the street. and keith, no matter how well soviet era shall dreamed this simply not accurate enough. putting civilians at risk, what they have, literally the sure the russians have much more artillery than we do. so it's as simple as that officer. obviously our army is facing losses. that even, but it's our cities that are really bearing the brunt additional green. they're being wiped out by russian artillery. so if the west wants to help us, well, they should send us enough for us to gain the upper hand. or what if we just receive drips and drabs, the russian will be able to destroy the shipments. it won't be worth doing the boys you of the month of delays and political wrangling, these german built houses have finally made it to the front lines. all 7 of them. if that sounds insignificant, it's actually almost a 5th to

and at least 21 people are reported to have been found dead at a nightclub in the south african cityeast london. the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash, from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times. a russian missile strike on ukraine's capital, kyiv, at dawn, has killed at least one person and injured four others. it happened as world g7 leaders meet in bavaria, where the ukraine war will no doubt dominate the agenda. let'sjoin my colleague shaun ley in garmisch in the bavarian alps. early in garmisch in the bavarian alps. evening, in the s southern early evening, in the summer, in southern germany, not tranquil for many here but due to the constant buzz of helicopters above me and security blankets which ensure the whole area is protected and so the people high above me and this hotel can concentrate on the discussions without distractions. the theme of this summit is progress for a just world after that attack in the early hours in the capital kyiv which resulted in flats being damaged and five people are known to have been

at least 20 people are reported to have been found dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london. the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister, according to the sunday times. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. # how could i dance with another? # when i saw her standing there?# and sir paul mccartney wows glastonbury and brings on surprise guests bruce springsteen and dave grohl. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. one person has been killed and several others have been injured after apparent russian missile attacks struck the ukrainian capital, kyiv, causing large explosions. the city's mayor says ambulances and rescuers have been sent to the scene. the attacks come hours after president zelensky made another plea for ukraine's allies to provide air defence systems. the war will dominate a summit of g7 leaders, which is getting under way in germany, and how to deal with russian aggression. anisa kadri reports. the destruction of a residential building in a russi

at least 21 people are reported dead at a nightclub in the south african city of east london.the mp patrick grady steps away from his snp membership while police investigate allegations of sexual harassment against him. good evening. russian missiles have struck the capital of ukraine just as g7 world leaders gather in germany — and as president zelensky warned the war was entering a difficult phase. the russian strike hit a nine—storey residential building in kyiv, killing one person and injuring six others, including a 7—year—old girl. 0ur correspondent nick beake has been at the scene. once again, ukraine's capital is under attack. this video said to show the city's horizon as more russian rockets hit. and once again, civilians are in the firing line. a residential block in the centre of kyiv smouldering, ripped apart. screams inside, rescuers reach a young girl, pinned down by debris. they manage to bring her to safety and then taken to hospital. take her to hospital. moments later, a ukrainian official appears outside, brandishing a russian passport, saying that one woman