and that's what secretary general stolen and berg was talking about. although they have known for many months now that that ukraine was firing many more rounds of artillery bullets than could be produced, they have yet to really ramp up production on the ground here in europe, or even in the united states to meet that demand. so now they're getting really serious about it. it's, it's, you know, a shortfall that people worry, could see ukraine actually running out of ammunition. and so each country is looking at what it can do to both generate more, more production in their own companies, and also joined together. they're talking about jointly procuring ammunition now to make the orders big enough to, to entice industry to, to change production practices and make them more rapid. and one of the big challenges for nato countries seems to be supplying ukraine with military equipment while maintaining their own ability to defend themselves. how is the alliance handling this issue? this is an issue because of course nobody was prepared for a shooting war in

thanks to voice bergs high flying striker. she makes everything look easy from juggling due to scoring goals of ever. kyla is joined top of the buddhist. he got scoring charts the voice book strike a has scored 8 goals in 8 matches, but she's not done yet. so we've done it yet. it's yeah, for you the branding every training session i every game you can always do everything better. oh my, that's my goal in that scene. i don't think that you can already do it. all right. it's not like that. we saw most book haven't lost in the policy yet this season. they've won 10 games out of 10. it's easy to see why. the backbone is made up of germany's national teen, like marina he getting here. as well as striker alexandra pub. mcphee las fenusse who'd antenna oba doth while spook have won 5 of the last 6 titles by your has a simple explanation for their dominance. yeah, i say always hungry, and i think most water is always hungry and he always want to win every thing. and i like that mentality. i was given an h my mentality debt, which tha

thanks to boast, bergs high flying striker, cheese makes everything look easy. from juggling due to scoring goals of ever kayla is joined top of the buddhist. he got scoring charts. the most books troika has quoted 8 goals in 8 matches, that she's not done yet. so he is present or done it yet is the after year branding every training session. i every game you can always do everything better. oh my, that's my goal in that scene. i don't think that you can already do it. all right. it's not like that. we saw wolf's book, haven't lost in the bonus, you get this season. they've won 10 games out of 10. it's easy to see why. the backbone is made up of germany's national team, like marina, he going here. as well as striker alexandra pub med feelers. vanya who'd entry in our orbit off while spook have won 5 of the last 6 titles. pay your has a simple explanation for their dominance. here here i say, always hungry and i think whoops, water is always hungry and he always want to win every thing. and i like that mentality, allen given and all the each month of the month me

joking berg hey, i want to understand. in general, so one of us should go to this dad with a normal real legend. i wonder who it is, maybe right next to it. eugene where are you going? your milk hasn't fallen out yet, i'll go. there, where it will look more believable near the temple. maybe you want, maybe i want to. you understand, here's a personal vehicle, we'll give all that. hello 350 325 700 good afternoon my name is nikolai berg kirovskaya ministry of internal affairs and i have a few questions tell me you worked yesterday, yes, 775 here, probably, many would like to kill her , she also wants to come. can you wait? thank you and yes, by the way, there was also her husband's former goods, he also brought a goat, sorry. girls so that i don't see you here anymore. come on, come on, what are you? i don't know that. and you can guess who you could wish for. that is, you think? in the event of a divorce, the court will be on my side. that's why i told him right away. shish you, not a store, but he decided to bang me until

one of the concerns now and secretary general styles and berg mentioned this earlier, is that the, these all need spare parts. they all need ammunition which we've been talking about . so and, and the only different kinds of training. so it's not as simple for ukraine as that . now they're getting leopard twos and everything's going to be great. they absolutely need to be able to keep these vehicles up and it's very expensive and it's very difficult. and this was one of the reasons why the u. s. said it didn't want to send it's top tanks because they said it would be so expensive to fix them . and as well as taking a long time to get over there that it wasn't really the best bang for the buck. so to say. so this is really important also, and i think that this is what we're going to hear coming out of this meeting. maybe not so many big packages of new equipment, but a renewed commitment to deliver what they've already said they're going to deliver . and to make sure that there's ammunition and spare parts for those weapons systems that are already on their way. and logistics training, a

berg that you are sitting with your shoelaces fiddling. that 's it. see, catch a flock of capercaillie while you will fly here, how can they not open it. fly away on all four sides of course and we already have an apartment. we are working. you, i already generally so the boys calmed down. this, of course, the selection clearly showed what it means to sit on the selection of a boy, a girl, well done. what are you going to do when you get up? the problem is a new buy buy something buy a new watch, then got up? only hello well, let's say that i have an eye from drumming. now she is retired, but as they say, there were no former authors. you'll excuse us to work. comrade lieutenant colonel, we need other things to do. and these that have already been revealed well done, what they are impossible to reveal already you know, do you understand? this is the capercaillie, that's why they are called yes, because two more hours have not passed. and you are already dragging them back to me, but it’s not like you didn’t even begin to delve into them, remizovites.

and stultz and berg are discussing today in sweden and finland and nate or accession. as many of you would remember to kiss sweden and finland had it's, it had signed a 3 way protocol for the exceptional those 2 nor to countries. but a, because a, due to some, a diploma, it's extension between sweden and turkey. turkish presidents. it has expressed his concerns and he told that he's willing to support filane but not sweden. and that's why we heard, and h, a secretary general stating that it is up to, to kia to approve their accession. but as nato alliance, they would like to see both ma, nordic states become a member of the ally. and so we are expecting the press conference by a sultan bird. and so we should look in 15 minutes and we will be giving more details about what they, what they speak during that conference. rob and thank you very much leading. of course we're going to be carrying that press conference life and it comes up as sort of saying in about 15 minutes time. now many countries have sent teams to help with search and rescue efforts into kia. may have sp

hello natalya zhmaeva nikolai berg kirovsky water we have a couple of questions for you.t school 636, 11b. if you want, we can continue the selection. okay, what do you want? why didn't you attend the alumni reunion? let's if there is something to tell. your conditions conditions are good minute sparring, where is it weak with me? which one where? what kind of middle ages are we going to talk about? where are you sure? yes, it will be good. where are you? which one to go with me? are you with you? i’ll hold out for a minute, information, ours won’t last, even if he came out against me, so girls. of course, i understand, but i'm not a slender slim one this time. we agreed to handshake. think for yourself, if there was an identification, i supposedly recognized a perch, which in fact at that moment was in voronezh, that means. the real personality has not been established; his restless soul is flying somewhere in the air asking for help, it turns out that two living corpses make you better according to the documents. with us, we know when the knowledge was conducted. we hav

i'll wait what kind of rubbish berg. what are photographs? berg forgot seriously.nova is cool, right? what's the joke you need to know? so neatly they have a corpse, maybe at home. i mean, quiet, quiet. young people can you take a minute the police? which one of you is the landlord? great, you know what you disappeared from the neighbors yesterday, dear work of art. but we, and you may be a witness, we need to write off your data for you, we know. may i have your documents, please. so good, and before he left, uh, was everyone here or did anyone go out for cognac? prokhor we have large animals. and then what are you doing here for leadership? you have already chosen something, then i will not interfere. hello, how can i help you? well, i think you can see for yourself, it was bought. you turned out to be not quite mini, so to speak, planted a pig this can not be. yes, of course, what do you think you can do everything with a girl? i see you for the first time, this certificate is yours. you can only print it out and see it, of course, after you submit your decision

sanchia berg, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.nline and social media, e—mail us. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. well, tuesday was officially the warmest day of the year so far. temperatures reached around 16—17 celsius in mid—wales. it wasn't quite so mild everywhere else. and then the rest of the week — a change on the way. more cloud but it will remain on the mild side. now, here's the outlook for wednesday. the weather map. and you can see a weather front crossing the country and that's because high pressure is slipping away to the east and it's giving way to these weather systems off the atlantic. so through wednesday, the weather front sweeps across the uk, only very slowly, but because the high pressure is still close by, this weather front is basically going to be dried out by the high pressure here, so very little rain reaching the midlan

berg on ointments, creams, lotions, state masseurs where they are terrible. i don’t know, there’s a pretty woman who will tell you a point. i do not know such tastes of all fears, this could, of course, be finished. it's just fucking nowhere, but i'll still continue hard. rep . state money is spent on keeping her in a beautiful form 10.000 per month. yes i said per year no month yes 10.000 more than 10,000 per month. but, unfortunately, intelligence, because it does not add to her and it turns out that a woman who takes care of herself does the right thing, she takes care of herself, spends public money. listen, well, i already remembered today, well, the story of tanks in the nineteenth century. this is the story of willows, but the story of the war. well , she is the second in history in the history of germany , the minister of foreign affairs after rembentrop, who actually declared war on russia. this is true, and when we called in the haurinshot is absolutely correct because it is really. that's what ribbentrop did. it has now done. she's all getting out

sanchia berg, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.nline and social media, e—mail us. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, there. some places got to see some sunday sunshine but many other places did not. if you spent your weekend in one of the places that kept cloud overhead, the start of the week does promise something a little brighter. there's a better chance of seeing sunshine, largely dry and it will be mild. high pressure to the east, keeping it mainly dry. this frontal system starting to push in from the west, but it will take a while to get here. for monday, a lot of dry weather, quite a lot of cloud round, particularly in england and wales, and through the day that will linger close to eastern coasts, staying quite murky here as well. other areas will tend to see some spells of sunshine, fairly brisk southerly breeze, particularly around western p

sanchia berg, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.online and social media, e—mail us. or you can find us on twitter. you can call us. and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. we've had quite a mixed day of weather, really on wednesday. many of us saw some spells of sunshine, but we also had this band of rain, a very narrow weather front that's worked its way eastwards across scotland, england and wales through the day with the clear and sunny skies either side of that. we ended the day, though, in northern ireland with some thicker high cloud working in creating this halo around the sun. well, that high cloud is associated with the next weather system, bringing damp weather, then, through wednesday night. and into thursday, we'll still have some outbreaks of rain left over, particularly across parts of england and wales, although some patches of drizzle further north for parts of southern and central

berg says it's the perfect packing snow for snow belts and took full advantage of it. he says driving up during the work week was the way to go. we've been trying to get up here and have heard the traffic's been horrible over the weekend. so this is our first opportunity to get it. less than an hour. it's amazing. some people told me they didn't exactly have the right clothing to be out here playing in the snow. >> but they say it was still worth it to experience this so close to home on mount diablo amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right. but those storms brought more than just snow to some areas. check out this video shared by pleasanton billy's. >> hail fail in their pocket lot monday afternoon. so we saw now the storms have also prompted a partial closure of the great highway in san francisco. take a look at this. san actually blew from the beach onto the roadway. the southbound lanes are closed golden gate park to slow boulevard this morning. crews were able to clean up and reopen the northbound lanes, which and also been close. crews are working to remove the sand f

so that will be secretary general stoughton berg, putting some of his own pressure now on turkey to let in finland and sweden. he said to day, it is time to get this done. corresponded to resort to the lady's delight in brussels. terry, as always, thank you. and we wanna return yell to our top story in nigeria. 2 of the main opposition parties are saying that the presidential election has been rigged. want to go live now to law goes into our correspondence. there. elisa took wilma alicia. it's good to see you this, this sale and it looks very troubling. i mean, the vote counting is not even over in nigeria. why are these opposition parties? why are they taking this extreme step calling for these elections to be cancelled? well, very yeah. just like you said, the vote counts and you know, i said yesterday there was drama at the collision center and i bridget, wendy opposition party p. and also on the i legal posse, which has a really huge grass with that kind of, it is both parties really a stage to walk out on the installation process on. now they've got on demand, you know, the electio

this is young, stolen berg, the nato secretary general. if putin wins, it would be a tragedy for ukraine. but it will also be dangerous for all laws. it will send a clear message, not just to wooten, but also to older authoritarian regimes. that when they use force, they can achieve their goals. that will make the world more dangerous on all levels . more vulnerable, begging is watching closely and learning lessons that may influence its future decisions. so what happens in europe to day could happen in asia to moral ukrainian officials are now pressuring the west for in particular the 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 n

b. cologne, hair to berlin, defeated ox berg bremen took care of welcome and mines hammered. glad bah! so look at the standings now. byron and dormant r a level on points at the top when you own remain in 3rd, but are now 3 points behind leaders. leipzig move on to 4th in the bottom half hair to make the leap to 14th. that means that oftentimes bonham and chalka now bring up the rear and here are some other stories from the world of sports. in tennis, cameron norie found back thought back from a set down to win the real open final, the bridge beat world number 2, car loaves alcaraz over 3 sets. having lost another final to the same opponent one week earlier, it is nor is 1st a t p title of the new year. in basketball, the milwaukee fox triumphed over the phoenix suns. despite missing their star player, they're starting player yanis on tony campbell. due to the injury, the victory extends the team's winning streak to 14 games and keeps their chances of finishing top of the m b a's eastern conference alive and in ice hockey. now we're talking about carol cap was off, who was th

so when it came to supplying ukraine secretary general stilton berg said, don't think about this as a dilemma. if you've got, if you've got an issue, send the supplies to ukraine and let's back fill our own stocks later. so he's allowed countries to, to sort of reduce the standards and what they should keep on hand for some kind of domestic emergency. and they, they're planning on replenishing those as we talk about it, scaling up the ammunition supplies. and the allies are also discussing potential changes to national defense budgets among all of this. right? that's true. i mean, all these things, we're talking about cost, a lot of money. more than nato was. it was prepared for when it made this 2 percent pledge 7 years ago. that's of course one. this become famous in germany because germany was very slow to scale up its defense spending and has come under a lot of criticism for it. but it's certainly not the only country. so now what nato is talking about is not making 2 percent the lower thresh at the upper threshold, but rather the lower threshold. some countries are already spend

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this, though is the last treaty left and the nato sec could general un stilton berg raised his alarm during a news conference. i asked him if it made the world a more dangerous place, more nuclear weapons and by less arms control makes the world more dangerous. and that's the reason why in need to we are rosul hard and to engage russia on issues related to on control and wanted while i so supported the new start. and also why i'm calling on russia today to reconsider it's a decision to suspend its participation. the new, the start agreement, mister stoughton berg was meeting here with the ukrainian foreign minister, dimitra caliber and the you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. the focus of their meeting was the ammunition that is going to ukraine in particular artillery shells. it's believed that there are more being used by ukraine than can be manufactured. and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factors speed up their production, please give your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime, let's take a closer look at the n

now what secretary general stilton berg has said is that those standards can be relaxed now because the priority should be to give you crane all the equipment possible, especially those countries on the frontline, the baltic states, poland. they very much see this battle in ukraine as one step away from them. so they've been giving extraordinary amounts of equipment to thinking that you know, the ukrainians can use our bullets. otherwise we will have to, when the russians come here. so this has been, there's been a big difference geographically between the attitude countries have but what nato has said is that they will replenish countries. own stocks send, which you can't ukraine as quickly as possible under talker. so the discussions on potential changes to national defense budgets. what about that's right. everyone has, has heard the complaints about countries not spending 2 percent of their g, d, p on their own militaries. and, and, you know, most countries don't, most nato countries don't do that yet. but this, this pledge which was made in wales is expires in 2024. and so nato wan

we have mr. salton berg was meeting here with the ukrainian foreign minister, dimitra caliber and the you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. the focus of their meeting was the ammunition that is going to ukraine in particular artillery shells. it's believed that there are more being used by ukraine than can be manufactured. and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factories speed up their production, please give it your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime. yes, president joe biden says van emmy threatened miscalculated the will of ukrainian people to defend our country during his visit to the polish capital on tuesday. i hadn't sent pitching was also wrong about nato and the on will in america. and fisher bought some also the, this was a call to rally support with voices of the said growing at home and abroad. president joe biden used to speech in warsaw the paint, the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities. russia's committee against the upgraded people. it

even the ruling coalition svetofor had to, thanks to which berg got her post, the social democrats, whomoffshoreman represents at the traffic light, seem to blush even more, and the chancellor himself was forced to dodge and refute everything, however, hands. experts believe that berg’s resignation is connected with him, perhaps one of the most diode representatives of the green party hmm , it can lead to the collapse of other coalitions, because the green protest sign looking to get out. which will automatically lead to early elections and most likely the democrats will lose these elections due to the extremely low rating of schulz in the context of the current situation in germany, therefore, berbucks. here, as a kind of sacred cow, how do you know the troubadour democracy mmm, which mmm user is conditionally in his position? uh and uh, provokes, uh , the chancellor to make decisions that are extremely harmful for germany itself all the mistakes in the post of minister, recalling, among other things, her phrase about tank battles in the 19th century , they didn’t have time to cut out t

a joint press conference for nato headquarters in brussels, where nato secretary general in stolen berg was speaking together with the foreign policy chief yoseph burrell and the ukranian foreign minister, dimitra collabo. let's bring in dw correspondent rosie beer, shout, who's been following this press conference at nato headquarters to day. so rosie we heard against oldenburg, talk about how the war between russian, ukraine is. russia's war of aggression and that one year on it is now at a point where it can be called a war of attrition and a battle of logistics. what else did we hear from the nato secretary general about this battle of logistics? well, as we know, this press conference comes right off the back of president putin in russia, making a similar big speech on, i think, what's clear to me what stood out there is that these are 2 kind of parallel universes. on one hand, we have russia claiming that 8 sort was forced to invade ukraine, although of course, he wouldn't, president putin wouldn't speak in those terms. and then hearing brussels a very clear message that this is r

sanchia berg, bbc news. and sanchia joins me now. how are these proposals being viewed?introduction _ viewed? the education secretary in the introduction said _ viewed? the education secretary in the introduction said this _ viewed? the education secretary in the introduction said this was - viewed? the education secretary in the introduction said this was a - the introduction said this was a once in a generation opportunity and shouldn't be wasted. she said it set out how important it was for children to have families; love and the secure and stable home. and repeated that it wouldn't be wasted. the government would make this the first step to reform. but as i said, the actual cash set out for these reforms in the first two years is just £200 million, that is a fifth of whatjosh mcallister said in the independent review would be needed to transform the system. while he has welcomed the direction of travel, he's said that he doesn't think there is enough there to go far enough orfast think there is enough there to go far enough or fast enough, think there is enough there

he instilled him. berg made the play on the 2nd day of a neg till summit in brussels. things are happening, but we need to continue. we need to step up even more because there isn't a big need out there. and to a provides a ukraine with ammunition. this is now becoming a grinding war or attrition. and the war attrition is a war over logistics on the, on the on. therefore, this is so so crucial for our ability to ensure that ukraine wins dozens of people trying to reach you are, are missing and presumed dragons after their boat sank off the libyan course. on tuesday, the u. m. migration agencies, as the boat was carrying 80 people when it left casala carrier. earlier that day, now authorities have retrieved 11 bodies so far are 7 survivors have been taken to hospital. you are up to date. witness continues next by a with okay, so what do you like to go a little bit about because i need the platform for where the drum button. okay. um this was just a little bad. good. i just want only 22 bugs lengths. 2 small lines and then a, where are you gonna get a well, right now, i'

one of the journalists who's going to be taking advantage of the new scheme is the bbc�*s sanchia bergxtensively on the family courts over her career. shejoins me now. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. why is it so important forjournalists to report from family courts? judges say that we no longer have the death penalty in england and wales, the family courts retain the most drastic powers of any courts because they can take action to separate a child forever from its birth family, from its parents through adoption, they can also make a serious impact on family lives by taking children away, putting them into care. and they also make these critical decisions in what are called private law cases, where parents are separating, they cannot agree on where the children should go, and the court will decide where they go. as you said, they involve hundreds of thousands of people every year, but until now, reporters haven't been allowed in. so there has been very little scrutiny. occasionally very exceptionally we've been able to report cases, but this pilot in three quart centuries,

and of course we heard here from native chief salton berg, but also from other defense minister say that now time is of essence. they are aware of the fact that ukrainian commanders are facing a very difficult time that they have to, to make some tough choices. because of course, they are afraid of running out of ammunition. so, and at the same time we see the russian forces are intensifying at their attacks. so of course, added nato allies here, as well as some 20 partners who have come here together to discuss what needs to be delivered to the crew to ukraine. know that they need to come with some new announcements with some new pledges. i was kind of seeing a live pictures there of the contact group coming together. now nato stoke max seems to have a very clear stand on this. he just reaffirm but ukraine must get weapons. it needs quote, to win this war. so are all the nato allies on the same page here, and can we really expect a statement, the unified statement? well, i think that what we can expect is for sure, individual allies coming forward with some announcements, promising to d

all right, well for more on the situation in syria, i'm joined by kristin hel berg, a journalist, and an expert on syria. welcome to d w. so you and aid is now flowing from turkey to syria through more crossings. but will that be enough? it is by far not enough. what we're hearing from northern syria is that clinics and hospitals are really running out of medical supplies. there's a leg of baby baby powder in the region. what we've seen so far, what 14 trucks by they go and crossing into north and syria for population of almost 4000000 in need. so this is not enough. and we having a via hearing some assessment reports that are saying that 88 percent of the student earthquake victims live in the opposition had territory by 12 percent live in the regime her territories. but on the other hand, it is 90 percent off the international aid that is going to the regime. so it's a quite unfair distribution of 8. that sounds like a very, a difficult situation to say the least. so critics say the earthquakes could actually even work in president basra, besides favor. why is that? it is already wo

put that question to the w berg mass in london? it will be very workable for many businesses in northern ireland, particularly for those who are importing from the rest of the united kingdom. so in the past, i have speaking to businesses in belfast, for example, a nursery who couldn't import very easily roses from, from mainland u. k. any more and a delicatessen shop and they couldn't import cheese anymore. and this was where it was very, very difficult for those who feel very british in northern ireland that they just couldn't get the produce that they wanted from from mainland u. k. so this will actually make life definitely easier for, for these businesses. so it would also unable much better relations between the e u and the u. k. so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt richie sooner quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work? politically, in northern ireland, that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they will by th

now in the women's abundantly go by and munich, narrow the gap on the deed as those berg would eat 3, no vig treat away at last placed potsdam. it was the 7th when in a row for last seasons run us up and attend strict laws for put them to abena potsdam. wretched season got worse pretty quickly against by iron england international, ga stand way danced her way through the house. flimsy defense to net with ease on 10 minutes by and 2nd was more of a team effort. a slick passing move eventually broke down. but german star lena mago was on hand to smash hom, the finish potsdam keeper anna velma and kept the score at to kneel. going in to half time. she did well to perry lay as sure there is effort behind potsdam managed to avoid any further damage until the 90th minute than the dial man slid home a 3rd to round up an easy victory for the barbarians and leave the house looking doomed at the foot of the table away from football, the top prize of the z as berlin international film festival has gone to a french documentary and honored and overwhelmed to present this year's golden pear to c, r

now in ruins, germany, the hobbies account there and had we send the map to the man he looked at it berg didn't believe it and did nothing. boy, god bless me or need your voice. why was he able to do that? said the smith globe. research is maintain every one you chuck. he was sitting on a powder keg, but far too little was done or correspond. dorian jones is, isn't, isn't istanbul covering the saw disaster. he sent us this report a short while ago will be the 3rd day after the 2 deadly quake that struck turkey. and it's a cool pressure is building on president type one over his handling of the crisis. there's growing criticism over the world. many critics say was a slow response and deployment of such rescue, teens. and in particularly over the role of the army, turkey, the head of the defense minister policy, aka emitter, the after 2 days, only 7 and a half 1000 soldiers. i've been deployed in an area that encompassed and large cities, and we're hoping to over 13000000 people while the same time on social media, twitter. they've been images of heartbreaking video. people's calling for h

the pride of san de berg is ellen, the welds biggest electric car ferry. it is a 100 percent electric with 30 tons of lithium batteries below deck in the engine room. they are charged at night with wind energy, that something that leaves ellen's captain, beaming, mending store. he led he'd francisco. that is totally fantastic to be on board and fantastic to be here because it is so new and groundbreaking, and proof that it can be done to build something big that runs on electricity like cars, some cooper. ellen is a recipe for success and a model for other ferries in denmark. it seems sandburg and the whole country, a setting feel towards the goal of climate neutrality. and a reminder of the top is the story we're following for you this hour. and a speech today, rushes vladimir putin remained defiance in western sanctions. have failed, and that russia has all the resources it needs to support its economy. thank you so much for watching. how can you deliver anything to anyone and you meet the founding supporting the work of health institutions in your one b

ruins. germany and the harmonies account there and had we sent the map to the mer he looked at it berg, didn't believe it, uncle, and did nothing by god. bless me on it. your voice. why was he able to do that? said the smith globe. research is maintain every one you chuck. he was sitting on a powder keg, but far too little was done. the united nations is hoping to resume a deliveries from turkey to syria. broken off by the earthquakes rescue efforts in syria are being complicated by the 12 year civil war. the affected area is divided between government controlled territory. and a rebel held enclave where millions rely on humanitarian aid. a dw team is in the region, including one colleague who lost his own house. this exclusive report comes from the town of harrow. digging through the rubble an assyrian town of harrow, just one of hundreds in the region that have been flattened by the quake. rescuers often just using their bare hands for the most basic of tools. graphite is one of the locals, frustrated by the lack of proper digging machinery. that's compounded by exhaustion after work

and, and this is something that stilton berg says, we'll truly make it make a big difference on the battlefield. and they've also been discussing how to get the tanks and especially spare parts. they're more quickly, there's been some lag between the promises that they would be getting tanks and the delivery of these tanks. so this is something that, you know, ukraine counts by the hours and ally sort of were counting by the months how long it will take. so there's been some disappointment there, but in fact, this meeting here, the last couple of days has really been about about the logistics and improving how nato is doing. right. i've another of the challenges for nato countries seems to be supplying ukraine with military equipment while maintaining their own stock from their own ability to defend themselves, how they're handling that issue. that's true, that nato has standards for how much nations need to keep in their stockpiles for their own defenses and to support other allies in, in case of, of an attack on somewhere else in nato territory. now what secretary general silverberg has said

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and that was very interesting that she said that with nato secretary general un stilton berg standing right next to her today. and i think that was a very bold thing to say because it again puts pressure back on nato to help finland and sweden overcome these obstacles that aren't even really clear anymore in hungary and turkey. so i think it, it streams the division of unity in the alliance. but you know, henry von and who i spoke with in that story said, you know, this is a good lesson for finland. anyway, we find out that is not a rose garden inside nato, that there are compromises to be made. and politics are being played out everywhere, not even with direct relevance to the issues at stake. you said so we're learning some lessons here. i think that them both countries eventually will get in, but it very much looks like finland will be 1st and that makes some people uncomfortable, especially across the gulf there in sweden. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. bella russian leader alexander lucas shameka has arrived in beijing at the start

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