united states to provide the ukrainian air force with f. 16 fighter jets, the president followed amir zalinski argues this is critical to helping the ukrainian military defend their country and eventually prevail in the war. however, antony blank and said that so far the u. s. his view is that f sixteens aren't required for ukraine, but that the u. s. and other countries are committed to giving ukraine what it needs in order to win in this war. north korean leader kim jong and has hosted a military parade in the capital pyongyang at mont to the 75th. founding anniversary of north korea's army trips rolled out the lightest hardware of kim's fast growing nuclear arsenal. rob mcbride has more as the 1st major military parade of this year. this show of hardware seems to confirm north korea and it's leader kim jong on are still embarked on the same path of weapons development that we saw from last year 2020, to witnessing an unprecedented flurry of missile activity with around 80 ballistic missiles. being launched from north korea of particular interest on this parade were some of the longer range

membership and the block at a summit with the you leaders and keep ukraine's president bullet. amir zalinski repeated his appeal to speed things up. he's an ukraine deserved to begin negotiations on joining the block. this very year. european officials bound to provide enduring support to ukraine, but that there were no shortcuts to eat membership. this history making summits offered up a flurry of announcements amidst the wintry conditions in keith. it was also a chance for the ease top officials to demonstrate the growing ties between ukraine and the european union. the future of ukraine is within the european union, lucrative people. you have made a clear choice for freedom for democracy, and hulu, and reading you with or so me the clear decision. your future with our common european union. ah, but in spite of all of them, is the lensky attempts at these talks to build a fast path into the you. that future still looks some way off, despite all the smiles on positive rhetoric around the table that i know which it timelines. but their goals that you have to reach the forms, for example, to

east africa community have failed to contain the conflict ukraine's president for lot of val lot, amir zalinski says the situation in the eastern province of done yet is critical. keith says it fought off a new russian assault on the sea of buck mood on saturday. the fiercest fighting of the war is concentrated on the eastern front. possible on the front line in ukraine's east. less than a kilometer away from russia's border. ukraine's territorial defense unit is trying to hold the line. i mean, but they are not. they were under constant sharing. have just been told that a drone is in the air. along with the russians are conducting recognizance flight as well, which will usually the shooting starts an hour later. it's dangerous cautious or we can only stay out for a bit. and then it's back to the bunker greeter was to move, which as a sort of thing like that, he was little sure of the battlefield isn't cut short. if by shelling the bumper you before you read the unit shelters under ground and waiting for the artillery fire to subside, e or and the other men here are civilians. so they volunteer

ah, this is dw news live from berlin lot. amir zalinski urges a gathering of world leaders to speed of arms deliveries to ukraine. the ukranian president tells them unit security conference that they are crucial in stopping russian aggression. also on the problem, police in pakistan say they've regained control of their karachi headquarters after it was stormed by taliban gunman. the attack comes just weeks after a bomb blasts killed more than 18 officers out of police mosque. and the humanitarian crisis in turkey and syria escalates the united nations appeals for 1000000 us daughters to help those affected by the earthquakes, i some desperate syrian refugees return to the war torn country, they flat ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has renewed his pushed to speed up arms deliveries. he spoke at the start of the annual munich security conference here in germany. the summit is widely seen as one of the most important global security gatherings in a virtual address. lansky said speed in all areas was the key to stopping rushes aggressio

ah, i'm pablo fo lillius under eve, ukrainian president of a lot. amir zalinski honored members of the military. he presented medals to serving troops and to families of those died in the line of duty. it was a sombre occasion which marking a milestone in a war that is claimed thousands of lives and displaced 1000000 president landscape address at the ceremony was one of appreciation for his forces. but it was also a message of defiance. he, a jagow seemed door. i combat vernon, so i am going glory to the ukrainian armed forces on the national guards wasn't it was, but the intelligence serviceability border guards on the go and every one in the defense and security forces salem, oberon, n e bras, back you will a grinding war of attrition has set in along a 1000 kilometer front line. let's take a look at how moscow's initial plan faltered and what the next steps might look like. as it ramps up a new offensive. one year ago, russia are attacked ukraine from 3 sides. in the north army from russian occupy crimea, russia's navy also attacked from the black c o ukrainian soon so that the rus

alexander, also in brussels, where you are also all eyes were on ukrainian. president avalon, amir zalinski yesterday, who insisted on getting faster arms supplies. i just like to play this for our viewers and then get your take on her. thereafter images for the history books. president zalinski and the u. parliament's president met sola, standing side by side to demonstrate that ukraine is part of the european family. it is this family and its values. zalinski emphasized in his address the did people of ukraine defend every day on the battlefield, said marsher, you've royball. this is our europe, that these are our rules. this is our way of life. a little green him for ukraine. it's a way wholly away to its home. and those whole dormer fill in ski praised the chamber for its early backing of you. kennedy status, will ukraine pointing out the dis, support motivated his country to be strong and to stay the course. president salons, he speech was her powerful. um, it was moving the fact that he spoke with such character and passion for joining our here in the european union. we have been walk

united states to provide the ukrainian air force with f. 16 fighter jets, the president followed amir zalinski argues this is critical to helping the ukrainian military defend their country and eventually prevail in the war. however, antony blinkin said that so far the u. s. is view is that f sixteens aren't required for ukraine, but that the u. s. and other countries are committed to giving ukraine what it needs in order to win in this war. now, a special nigerian human rights panel is investigating reports from the reuters news agency, which claim the nigerian amin masika children, and man a secret abortion program during its battle against armed groups. and your military has denied the reports. reuters spoke to dozens of witnesses and reported back in december to the military abortion program involve termination at least 10000 pregnancies amongst women and girls. and another report sizing witness. accounts royce has said the ami oser deliberately killed children under a presumption that they were or would become terrorists. the national human rights commission has launched a 7 member panel

security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president valard, amir zalinski remains resolute. there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e u, there is no alternative to grain in nato. as russia ramped up it's offensive in ukraine's east. european leaders made it clear that peace will have to come on keeps terms. so typically, i think very important is nothing about ukraine without ukraine. it's ukraine fighting for its independence and serenity that has to decide at what time they want to sit down at the negotiation table with the aggressor. but as the war drags on with no end in sight, attention also turned to the wider global implications of the conflict western nations and may have united behind ukraine. but the wider world remains divided secretary generals nato has warned that a victory for russia would impact policy and china move, but beijing announced it would forward a piece proposal for a political solution to the conflict. but many in europe remained skeptical. china has taken side very clearly sign

ukraine's president has promised he won't let the city fall without a fight, but followed. amir zalinski may also be preparing his people for a worst case scenario. that is the sort of she sniffed up we in the course of $346.00 days of this war. i often had to say that the situation at the front was tough for you and that the situation was becoming tougher. each it is once again, that time key there, ukraine's army says it gun down as many as 200 russian mercenaries from the wagner group in a recent attack. but russian forces are gaining ground as they push to surround the city. the worry for keep, now russia could be close to successfully cutting off the main highway into the city. currently ukraine's main supply line that could be a decisive moment in the battle for bachman. russian missiles are also hitting more civilian targets along the eastern front air strikes in cartesian hit a university and a residential block of rooms didn't you see there was a strong blast and everything happened so quickly. we were saved by the furniture that fell on us because of that we are alive. she's on

on sunday, the head of president followed amir zalinski, his party announced alexi, risen. accost will be replaced by the head of military intelligence. the cabinet re shuffle followed a series of corruption scandals. a 3rd day of a nationwide strikes and major demonstrations against pension reforms and france are expected in the coming hours. hundreds of thousands of people have really against presidente menu microns plans to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, members of the national assembly met on monday to debates the bill england to feist its largest, if a strike by health workers on monday with tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance workers walking out and an escalating pay dispute. the government says it can't afford pay rises in line with inflation, but strikes and while some scotland were called off to improve, to pay off as there is a embargo reports from brighton. ah, on the picket line and getting plenty of support from passing motorists, nurses and ambulance workers on strike together for the 1st time pushing for a pay rise in line with inflation. jason, jeffrey w

united states to provide the ukrainian air force with f. 16 fighter jets, the president followed amir zalinski argues this is critical to helping the ukrainian military defend their country and eventually prevail in the war. however, antony blank and said that so far the u. s. his view is that f sixteens aren't required for ukraine, but that the u. s. and other countries are committed to giving ukraine what it needs in order to win in this war. north korean leader kim jong and has hosted a military parade in the capitol pyongyang. it marked the 75th founding in history of north korea's army troops rolled alba, lightest hardware of kim's fast growing nuclear arsenal. of thousands of cubans are leaving their country as the economic situation worsens. the us is a favorite destination, but strict rules for migrants announced recently as making that journey dangerous. it augustine met some of them and bar car cubans leaving the country in record numbers. last year, more than a quarter of a 1000000 fled cuba hoping to get to the united states. and while mostly by plane, many others try their luck at

it's not very likely that with regards to a fast track membership of the european union valid amir zalinski is going to get any, any strong commitments from the european leaders who are gathering here in brussels sir, no expedited process, therefore for ukraine and joining the ear, but it's application has been accepted. i talked to his alexander about where the european union is. european union member states are in terms of their unity and support for ukraine in its battle against russia. i think what we have a scene since the beginning of russia's aggression russia's invasion is really a strong unity among member states. here. even a country such as hungry that used to have very strong ties with russia. and that is to be somehow reluctant, or when it comes to a proving, can you sanctions on russia, for instance, a so far and they went along with everything that was adopted to your you needs, you know, all a member states on board for instance, to, ah, introduce to impose sanctions on russia. and also when we look at the european union's support, financial and military is supports a so far

the italian prime minister meeting with ballade, amir zalinski, they're discussing what everyone wants to talk about right now. more weapons for ukraine. but we do know that the italian prime minister has said no jets, no fighter jets, will be provided by the italian government, something the ukrainian government says that europe in the united states desperately need to provide them so that they can continue to hold off the russian advance on the eastern front. what, what is the news that we're hearing from the front line? same well, really, everybody is talking about the besieged city of back loot. very close attention being paid to that is this one year anniversary. busy is about to come upon us the situation, but who continues to be very intense. we've just heard reports again this morning. the villages to the north of the city continue to lose terrain to the incremental russian advance. and even though president biden has promised another $500000000000.00 in direct military aid on his recent visit just yesterday for many of those on the front line that help can't come soon enough.