and i believe this will be the message of german 40 minister alina, bab, oak, and the interior minister. nancy fees are today. both have already expressed that deeply felt sympathies and solidarity. and now, according to one spokes person, they want to get quote, an accurate picture of the situation on the ground. here they are visiting the airport in got the on tip, which is crucial for 8 deliveries to tacky, but also to syria. and they will come to this 10 city here in bizarre jake in cut them on russia province. i'm being told by officials here that this place currently houses some 1700 people, including 600 children they of course, and need help. the german armed forces, the buddhist, there has already flown in more than 340 tons of aid, including tense, camping bads, sleeping bags. so mo, aid pledges might be coming to day. overall, there has been a great show of solidarity from many countries, not only from germany, we're talking about hundreds of millions of us dollars. d. w is eula hahn in turkey . you to thank you will, as we heard from our correspondent, the level of trauma am

w news. aust, germany's foreign minister on alina bab bulk what she expects, a brochure in terms of helping it's close ally right now. and this is our swish, bottom line of this terrible situation with the death to rising almost by the minutes and with an unbelievable number of people missing. yet the absolute imperative now is that humanitarian aid gets to where it's needed in order this. and this is, of course, particularly important in northwestern syria in because the situation there is anything but gauge, things like an alert. that's why all international actors, including russia, you should use their influence on the syrian regime to ensure that humanitarian aid can get there. and that there are no additional hurdles that's leaking because every minute, every hour came here so that more victims can be rescued or save vital alpha. good walking would oh, good at it to the addon, kernan. let's look at some of the other stories related to the crisis. the syrian city of la po has been bearing victims of the earthquake, at least a $140.00 people would like to rest at an islamic cemetery on

strongest terms and call on the iran regime to overturn the ruling. political foreign minister on alina bab book also expressed her dismay, knocking her. oh, so the news from iran is shocking. even the sentence, somebody to death in the trial that doesn't comply with the rule of law goes against international law. it violates human rights dimensionally. the german foreign ministry says it's working to provide consular support to shar mud. iran has so far denied access to him as it doesn't recognize dual nationality for iranians. german opposition leader from lake meds who is sponsoring him as part of a german parliament's program called 1st stronger measures. it fought over the bonus. we give a call on the german government to tele run clearly and unambiguously that this ruling must have consequences, consequence. and if it's carried out diplomatic relations with iran must be broken off even downgraded to a mission with a charge aid affair. and the iranian ambassador must be expelled from germany. astonishment oscar biesen did most. the verdict can be appealed. shimaya's family and the germ

now we're waiting to hear from germany. foreign minister and alina . bab, oak, who is about to address the un security council, special special session to month one year. since russia's invasion of ukraine and talk about all of that, i'm joined here in this to you by d w senior political analyst melinda crane. and joining us from the u. n. in new york is w. washington bureau chief in his pool. welcome to both and if i'd like to start with you and talk about what we've heard so far today at the you and we heard from the un secretary general from the ukrainian foreign minister and the secretary of state and nibbling can all on the same page or condemning the war yes, and i do, the ed was very strong words, always kind of coming back to the idea of un referring. if that's i'm quoting here of the secretary of state lincoln. if we give up your grain, we are giving up the you and chart are. so that's what they stressing here it is not only about russia, it is not only about ukraine, it's really about the idea of the un, which was founded off to the 2nd world war with the idea to help those c

many germans once impressed with the move as an alina bab, focus box control busy with her fiery rhetoric. she recently claimed that europe is fighting a war against russia, then agrees to donate some of its more than tang. i'm 50 percent of americans believe that government should lift sanctions if they negatively impact the innocent lives in other countries. as, according to the harris poll and american market research company that tracks public sentiment. well, let's take a closer look at the results of the poll. the majority of respondents agreed, the sanctions which interfere with he went to terry and aid and public health should be lifted. 50 percent of americans say that the u. s. should remove such restrictions if they wire late international law as more than half of the respondents agree that limitations should be repealed. if they home the economic activity and livelihood of common people. and half of those polled beliefs such sanctions should be lifted if they impede cooperation on climate change. congress thing a foreign military insect that is not an unusual tactic for the us

so alina bab, oak is very much on the bus, and they have in mind all headed out like george, will have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on real new state. ah ah ah, need to come to russian state will never be on the most landscape with in the 55 with speaking with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on you to come with me. ah ah ah ah ah ah, a welcome back to cross. not all things are considered non peter labelle. this is a home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real lives. ah, let's go back to martin america learning attorney interesting. the, the, the media is blood with allegations that china has already been, or may start supplying arms to show russia. i see no indication the russian needs arms, but ok, these are the media stories. are also this ridiculous talk about russia and china getting closer together. is it that suddenly appeared to some people? this is something that's been going on for a very long

also alina bab, oaks at the same thing about that of the big problem that we have. if we look at as apply for ukraine, it's not just battle tanks. it's that basically the topic of ammunitions is going to dominate and the debates among security experts and on the lena babcock holden, old partners who have ammunition for the ghetto, for example, to deliver them. ok, nina, has it in munich? thank you so much. thomas barry will come to you for this past hour. been hearing these ministers and, and various officials. what's your takeaway? i would actually go beyond only this past hour. we've been hearing now for 2 days. all sorts of international lead us talk mostly, but not only about the war in ukraine. if i had to summarize what we've heard so far. the main takeaways i would say 1st, the west seems mostly aligned when it comes to helping ukraine economically. politically, militarily it's, they've described it most european leaders, for example, that only as a conflict that we see on the battle ground in ukraine. but also, as i mean, as through very katy with values. ho