ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, moscow sense thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial harp land as part of its new offensive in easton ukraine kremlin says, capturing the don bass is now it's main objective. also on the program ukrainian marine in mario polls besieged still planned to plead for health as time runs out for the port cities. last defenders. german chancellor, olaf shells under fire for not supplying heavy weapons to ukraine. critics say germany is leaving, keep in the lurch as it please for military support. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. well, leaders have condemned russia's latest offensive in ukraine's east. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital. keith, by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland areas, marked in blue already under russian control. a new frontline shown in red stretches along nearly 500 kilometers. moscow, securing the dumbass region, is now the main goal of its so called special military operation. our next report contains images that you might find distressing. more ukrai

ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin moscow's plan to seize southern you crate. a russian commander says putin aims to extend russia's control hundreds of kilometers to the west. but ukrainian resistance is not going away in the city of murray. you poll. ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender, also coming up the final hours of campaigning ahead of frances presidential election on sunday, incumbent emanuel macro and his challenge. emory le pen, focusing on undecided voters. polls shows they may very well decide who wins. ah, i'm all out soccer a welcome to the show. we begin this broadcast with what appears to be a widening of the war in ukraine. a senior russian military commander says vladimir putin ambitions in ukraine include seizing control of territory in the east and all the way across the south that would open up the way to the russian back break away region of trans nestea in moldova. meanwhile, some of the last ukranian resistance in the port of mario pole are holding out in a giant steel plant. fighters from the nationalist as of

ah ah, this is d w. news coming to you live from berlin. moscow sends thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial harp land as part of its new of pensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin says capturing don boss is now its main objective. also coming up german chancellor, all of schoultz is under fire for failing to supply heavy weapons to ukraine. critics say he's letting ukraine down as it asks the world for military support and growing fears. in lithuania of a russian aggression, as many worry their country could be moscow's next target, some are now preparing for the worst case scenario. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest defense had been eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital, kia by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heart land. those areas in blue on that map are already under russian control. a new front line shown in red stretches along nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the don bus region is now the main goal of its so called special military ope

downloaded now i ah ah, business d w, news live from berlin moscow's plan to seize the southern ukraine. a russian commander says putin aims to extend russia's control hundreds of kilometers to the west, but ukrainian resistance is not going away in the city of maria poll, ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender. also coming up, millions of ukrainians have fled their homes to seek shelter from the wall. we hear from the people taking refuge underground class, the final hours of campaigning ahead of france as presidential election on sunday incumbent emanuel macro and his challenger marine le pen off focusing on undecided voters. poll shows they may very well decide who with lulu? i'm all alice, aka, a very warm welcome to the show. we begin this broadcast with what appears to be a widening of the war in ukraine. a senior russian military commander says vladimir putin's ambitions in ukraine include, sees in control of territory in the east and all the way across the south. if this is confirmed to be official criminal policy, it would add a completely new dimension t

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, business dw news live from berlin moscow's plan to seize a southern ukraine. a russian commander says putin's ambition is to extend russia's control hundreds of kilometers to the west, russian part of me, but ukrainian resistance is not going away. in the city of murray, you poll, ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender, also coming out. millions of ukrainians have fled their homes to seek shelter from the war. we hear from the people seeking refuge on the ground and the final hours of campaigning ahead of france's presidential election on sunday, incumbent and manual micro and his opponent marine la penn are focusing on undecided voters hold. so they may very well decide who wins. ah, i'm will, i'll sucker, a very will welcome to the show. we begin this broadcast with what appears to be a widening war in ukraine. a senior russian military commander says vladimir putin's ambitions in ukraine include seizing control of territory in the east and all the way across the south is unclear if this is official criminal policy. if it is, it would

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is the w is life from berlin. moscow sent thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial heart land as part of its new offensive in easton ukraine crime and says capturing don bass is now it's main objective. also on the program, ukrainian marine commander in mario paul's besieged steel, planned to pleads for help for his troops as time runs out of the port city's last defenders. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. world leaders have condemned russia's latest offensive and ukraine's east. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital key, if by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland. the areas you see in blue are already under russian control. and you frontline, shown in red stretches nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the dumbass region is now the main goal of its so called special military operation. and next report contains images that you might find distressing law more ukrainian with a 1000000000 killed by russian shelling in a residential apartment block in hockey. a man recognizes his neighbor,

♪ >> this is "dw news," live from berlin. moscownleashing thousands of troops on the ukrainian industrial heartland. capturing the donbass region is now the main objective of the kremlin. and a correspondent meets ukrainians who are trying to rebuild their lives. >> russian soldiers may have left, but this is a city that has been left in ruins. there isn't a building that we can see that doesn't air scars of war and many are ruined beyond repair. >> the people there say that they live in fear that the russians will return. plus russia must not win the war, that message from olaf scholz. saying that western leaders agree on maximum support to ukraine but will stop short of nato boots on the ground. and we meet a young student forced like millions of others to leave ukraine. he wants to start a new life in germany but he may have to return to his native nigeria. i'm brent goff. to our viewers in the united states and all of you around the world, welcome. russia is stepping up to for control of the industrial heartland. officials in ru

ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin moscow's plan to seize southern. you crate. a russian commander says putin amos to extend russia control hundreds of columbia just to the west, but ukrainian resistance is not going away in the city of murray, you poll. ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender. also coming out the final hours of campaigning ahead of france as presidential election on sunday.

use live from berlin moscow's plan to seize southern ukraine. a russian commander says putin aims to extend russia's control hundreds of kilometers to the west, but ukrainian resistance is not going away in the city of maria. pull ukrainian troops are still holding out, refusing to surrender was coming out the final hours of campaigning ahead of the presidential election and frowns on sunday encumbered emanuel mac roll and his challenger, marine le pen are focusing on.

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[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw news coming to you live from berlin. moscow sent thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial heartland as part of its new offensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin says capturing don bass is now its main objective. also coming up, germany's foreign minister kicks off her tour of the baltic states with a clear message from moscow bowing nato will protect every corner of its territory to defend freedom and growing fears. in lithuania, over russian aggression. as many worry, their country could be moscow's next target. some are now preparing for the worst case scenario. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest offensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital, kia by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland. those areas in blue on your map are already under russian control. a new front line shown in red stretches along nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the don bass region is now the main goal of its so called spe

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, moscow sense thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial har plan as part of its new offensive in easton ukraine. the kremlin says capturing done bass is now its main objective also on the program. german chancellor left shoulder is under fire for failing to supply heavy weapons to ukraine. critic say he's letting the country down as it asked the world for military support and growing fears. in lithuania of russian aggression, many worry their country could be moscow's next target after ukraine. some are now preparing for the worst case scenario. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. and well, leaders have condemned russia's latest offensive and ukraine to east the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital. keith, by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heart. land areas that you can see in blue are already under russian control. a new front line, a shown a red stretch is nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the dumbass region is now the main goal of its so called special military o

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allies of the russian federation, they were active in the previous years, building up troops, berlin, moscowess interested than the other three countries in building such an axis, we saw with you that in this way germany tried to oppose the united states of america and to have some kind of position of its own, a new position, because if you and i are going to understand that we remember that after the second world war, germany was the main ally of the united states of america in europe, so today we can say that the germans are greatly impressed, or those who make the final decisions are greatly impressed by the war, and that germany did not prepare for this war, but germany by his decisions during merkel's time, it was not the flow of an aggressor, but in 2014, when russia annexed crimea and started a war in the donbas, did the role seem to mean something like that? i must have emotionally clicked on my computer when i was talking about this double position of germany, on the one hand, we are against the war, and on the other hand, we were supplying russia with weapons and building nord stre

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. moscow sends thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial harp plant has part of its new with pensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin says capturing don boss is now its main objective. also coming up russia's seizure of the chair noble nuclear power plant at the start of its ukraine invasion, had the world fearing an atomic disaster weeks after their withdrawal. war of rushes, dangerous actions there are coming to light. and germany is foreign minister kicks off her tour of the baltic states with a clear message for moscow. bowing nato will protect every corner of its territory to defend freedom plus growing peers in lithuania, over russian aggression. as many worry, their country could be moscow's next target. some are preparing for the worst case scenario. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest offensive and eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses, round the capital kid by seizing control of ukraine's industrial

ah ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. moscow sends thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial hot land as part of its new offensive in easton ukraine kremlin says, capturing dumbasses now its main objective. also on the program. ukrainian marine commander in mario pulse besieged steel plants, plates for help for his troops as time runs out for the port cities last defend this german chancellor, olaf sholtes is under fire. fighting to supply heavy weapons to ukraine. critics say he's fighting the country as faith asks the world, the military support and growing fears in lithuania, of a russian aggression. as many worry that country could be moscow's next target after you cry, suddenly, a few indians are preparing for the worst case scenario. ah, i'm sure gail, welcome to the program will lead us have condemned russia the latest offensive in ukraine's east. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital cave by seizing control of the countries industrial heartland areas mobbed in blue already under russian control. a new front line shown in red s

belarus russia moscow-minsk on the other side coalition london washington paris berlin more powerfular, that is, we are talking about the fact that there is a full-scale clash of two geopolitical centers of power a full-scale clash of two geopolitical centers of power in a war in which the attention of a huge number of other countries is drawn washington through the so-called secondary sanctions forces other countries to impose sanctions against us, that is, by connecting to their information war. this is a sign of a world war. a little bit, that is, it goes global. here very important. that is, we can state that we are now living in a time when the world war is raging, the first world first stage, remember the wars when the second world war began. it was poland, somewhere far away, where was it? as it concerned london, so it concerned france, too , somewhere far away. for some reason, consider it now in ukraine . here is the first stage. it means so on. i pay attention about the second stage is very interesting. how many of them, you imagine the second stage. i can't say right now,

were, ah ah, this is d w. news coming to live from berlin. moscow sends thousands of troops to attack ukraine's industrial harp plant as part of its new of pensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin says, capturing don't boss is now its main objective. also coming up german transfer, all of schoultz is under fire for failing to supply heavy weapons to ukraine. critics say he's letting ukraine down as it asks the world for military support and growing fears. in lithuania of a russian aggression.

we have correspondence monitoring all the reactions from berlin, moscow, and washington d. c. m, on con, as live in. keith is just returned from boucher. we begin with aaron's report from there, just a warning. you may find some images in the report disturbing. surrounded by heavy security and the media president vladimir zalinski, visited the town of butcher nick heave. after witnessing the devastation, he made a promise that justice would be done and the school is last name is war crimes i will be recognized as genocide by the world. you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands killed in torture. people with cut lim, some women who have been raped in children have been murdered. a couple we know they're so much more. this is genocide from a march 10th people who began to bury the dead in a 45 foot trench dug in the grounds of a church, some 68 bodies at 1st, some victims of war. others who died of natural causes the priest of st. andrews church says he had to negotiate with the russians who occupied boucher to allow the barrels. but as the war dragged o

the next day, june 18, an encrypted message flew from moscow to berlin with instructions to check theployees ministry of aviation of the third reich kharaj, boyzenam street. this is his undercover pseudonym was the foreman. the answers from the berlin center never received him gave. life itself june 22, 1941 at exactly 4:00 am. yuri kolesnikov, an illegal intelligence officer from the times of the great patriotic war, who received a star. he later recalled the hero of russia. fitin said that already on june 22 , early in the morning, he received a call to a dacha in the tarasovka region so that he urgently left for moscow to report to stalin. when he entered the people's commissariat, the duty officer told him that the german troops crossed the border of the ussr later, fitin, admitted to me, if the germans had postponed the offensive for at least a day, they would probably not have been alive before me and he was not cunning. stalin did not forgive me for exactness. from the memoirs of pavel fitin in the thirties, there was an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion towards many chekist

whatever washington, london, berlin and moscow may have decided in gilded meeting rooms, the people in the former soviet empire clearly wanted a political, military, economic and cultural association with the west, and they were willing to do what it took to get it. so when we tell the story of russia in the west, let's not forget to include ukraine's desire, its determination, to be free and independent and to fight and die for it. for perhaps that is the real driver of this story. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. ♪ this weekend the world has gotten a dark window into the horrors of war as russian forces have withdrawn from the kyiv suburb of bucha, shocking and disturbing images from emerged of what happened there, a warning we're about to show you some of those images. at least 20 civilian bodies have been found, strewn across the streets of this town. the town's mayor says some of the victims had their hands tied behind their backs, others were shot in the back of the head. cnn's phil black is following the story very

and stalin, that book took on for the first time what happened in total on the last east of berlin and moscow between 1933 and 1945 and elected to do something that nobody ever really tried to do about that geography in the world in that time, he told a single history, a single story, of the 14 million people who were killed in that part of the world while both hitler and stalin held power. 14 million people who were not soldiers. civilian noncombatants, not people caught in the cross fire while countries were trying to kill each other's soldiers, these were victims of mass killings, sanctioned by policy. in western russia, and belarus, and poland and ukraine and the baltic states, all in the same place, all from two different dictators over a 12-year time span. not more casualties in the sense of combatants but more casualties in the sense of mass killing being a policy. professor snyder's book is recognized and was soon recognized as a gigantic achievement in modern history. it is of course all the more relevant because of the war in ukraine now. this week, professor snyder published an upd

place in the bundestag, while the deputies agreed that the refusal of russian gas would hit berlin harder than moscowhan refuse deliveries. we must reduce dependence on gas and oil switch to coal until we can make such a decision in france due to a sharp rise in prices, the press took up arms against the minister of finance, the country, he is accused of open russophobia and that it is thanks to his policy french people. soon they simply won’t be able to pay bills to write than a halava to lead. demonstration of force in north korea at a military parade showed new intercontinental ballistic missiles gathered to look at them thousands of people from the podium watched what was happening the leader of the dprk, kim jong-un, he appeared in a white uniform and shoulder straps of the generalissimo. in the united states, the prime minister of the british virgin islands was detained in the case of drug trafficking they took him at the miami airport where a meeting with a potential buyer was to take place according to investigators, politicians promised to help transfer illicit substances from colombia to th

germany would also boost it support for ukraine's armed forces and titan economic sanctions against moscow. berlin is shocked by the images of russia's attack on boucher germany's foreign minister spoke of crimes against humanity that will be countered with immediate weapons supplies to keith. unto me. not to the middle types with my given will, you will strengthen our support for ukraine's defense. i admire boucher and mary you, paul, have shown us this is a life or death situation for millions of ukrainians. my mention in that we are considering delivering weapon systems that we had held back until now. deviate busy . i initially thought hobbin on top of this, the german government has declared that 40 diplomats from the russian embassy are now persona non grata, and will be expelled from the country. and their voices demanding an immediate hall to all russian guests. imports are growing louder. politicians say it's not possible, according to the economy minister, germany was following the wrong energy policy. for far too long does. but we're now reversing our energy policy every day. we are wor

place in the bundestag, while the deputies agreed on one refusal from russian gas will hit berlin harder than moscowembargo. at the present time would mean that we would suffer more than the country against which these sanctions should apply, before refusing to supply. we must reduce dependence on gas and oil and switch to coal until we can make such a decision in france due to sharp. the rise in prices, representatives of the press took up arms against the minister of finance, the country, he is accused of open russophobia and that it is thanks to his policy that the french. soon they simply will not be able to pay bills to write than halvah to lead. at uralsib bank, we made a credit card for 120 days without interest, with which everything adds up. leave a request for uralsib dot ru catch a discount in the check get a 25% discount coupon in magnit family and magnit extra. there has never been such a russian cold 150 g of an inconspicuous rich taste in one glass. try a real ice cream, russian voice great incredible taste through the eyes of military operators. we saw real horrors. the first oscar i

convince the german chancellor that maximum toughness is now needed in europe in relation to moscow, berlin is inclining to refuse the export of russian hydrocarbons, which is suicidal for the german economy, although the british partners such sacrifice would be very much to their liking. i am simply delighted by the fact that the german chancellor, our friend olaf scholz, has come to us at this very important time for europe ukraine and our bilateral relations schultz may not yet be so sophisticated in international affairs. but it is unlikely that he will be so easily led to the bait thrown by london. so far, everything has been decided by his government. this is a three-month period to abandon the import of russian coal. moreover, depending on it's not that big. but as far as gas is concerned, here in berlin they prefer to measure y and 7 times, but we are actively working to become independent from oil imports from russia, and i think we will succeed. by the end of the year, we are also actively working to get rid of the need to import gas from russia, which is not so easy. as you can i

and the fact that the germans are preparing for life without russian gas in official berlin is not rejected. moscow suddenly stop fuel supplies. the possibility of gas blackmail from the party to warn immediately after russia's attack on ukraine, and when gazprom tightened the valve of poland and bulgaria, official berlin immediately declared that we the following in the probability of such a scenario, the people of germany believe, however, they are not afraid. i think that russia will do it, but let it always be possible to find a solution, of course, i use gas, but i am not afraid of stopping the gas supply, it is not so scary, we will not freeze to a sudden stop, at least in the government chancellor schultz assures there is a plan, one can only guess what decision russia will make regarding the export of gas, but it does not make any sense, it is necessary to be ready for everything, we started preparing at the beginning of the war and are continuing now in a few months germany has already significantly reduced its dependence on energy resources from russia. if earlier the share of russian gas

she's attended every demonstration in berlin since russia's invasion of ukraine. she fled moscow after a poli raid on her ngo's offices in 2017. now, the situation is much worse, she says. olga: over a thousand people have already been arrested because they took to the streets of russian cities. these are brave and desperate people. and it's much harder for them than for us here, because they've got neighbors, co-workers, parents and even children who are against them. >> in russia, all protests against the invasion of ukraine are now prohibited. it's not at least 15,000 -- demonstrators have been arrested. anyone here who criticizes putin's war faces up to 15 years in prison. lev vladov fled russia for berlin just in time. he wrote a well-known blog calling for sustainable development in his home city, chelyabinsk. russia's invasion of ukraine came as a shock to him. he dared to condemn it publicly. lev: my friends and relatives started writing that i was taking the position of an enemy of the state. i was aghast, just devastated. for the first time in my life, i felt like i was

seen him. meanwhile, germany had its own issues with russia in the spring of 2020 berlin called for further sanctions on moscow. in retaliation for a cyber attack on the german parliament in 2015 and the contract killing of a georgian citizen in berlin. there were growing calls for germany to take action against moscow even to abandon the north stream to gas pipeline project, 2 of units and us mom. we hear repeatedly that in order to deal with russia, we should take far tougher measures. hm. and challenge individual large scale economic projects, and that's where the name nodes dream to comes out. spike the pipeline would supply russian jazz fire, the baltic sea to germany, circumnavigated ukraine. and that will deprive ukraine of around 2000000000 income in transfer fees from, you know, from this gas and in system, especially by germany. that this is purely business project, not political project to trying to prevent nordstrom juice completion. then you as president donald trump, imposed sanctions on the companies involved in its construction. nordstrom to is a purely political project by russia. and then if

she's attended every demonstration in berlin since russia's invasion of ukraine. she fled moscow after a poli raid on her ngo's offices in 2017. now, the situation is much worse, she says. olga: over a thousand people have already been arrested because they took to the streets of russian cities. these are brave and desperate people. and it's much harder for them than for us here, because they've got neighbors, co-workers, parents and even children who are against them. >> in russia, all protests against the invasion of ukraine are now prohibited. it's not at least 15,000 -- demonstrators have been arrested. anyone here who criticizes putin's war faces up to 15 years in prison. lev vladov fled russia for berlin just in time. he wrote a well-known blog calling for sustainable development in his home city, chelyabinsk. russia's invasion of ukraine came as a shock to him. he dared to condemn it publicly. lev: my friends and relatives started writing that i was taking the position of an enemy of the state. i was aghast, just devastated. for the first time in my life, i felt like i was

she's attended every demonstration in berlin since russia's invasion of ukraine. she fled moscow after a poli raid on her ngo's offices in 2017. now, the situation is much worse, she says. olga: over a thousand people have already been arrested because they took to the streets of russian cities. these are brave and desperate people. and it's much harder for them than for us here, because they've got neighbors, co-workers, parents and even children who are against them. >> in russia, all protests against the invasion of ukraine are now prohibited. it's not at least 15,000 -- demonstrators have been arrested. anyone here who criticizes putin's war faces up to 15 years in prison. lev vladov fled russia for berlin just in time. he wrote a well-known blog calling for sustainable development in his home city, chelyabinsk. russia's invasion of ukraine came as a shock to him. he dared to condemn it publicly. lev: my friends and relatives started writing that i was taking the position of an enemy of the state. i was aghast, just devastated. for the first time in my life, i felt like i was

and its freedom in our embassy noted this narrows the space for maintaining a dialogue between moscow and berlinher the degradation of relations soon and france decided to declare an operating nomgrad. according to the press, our compatriots speak about 30 holders of diplomatic status in mussels. the countries declared that the presence of these people on the territory of the country is contrary to the interests of national security. according to vilnius, he decided to lower the level of diplomatic relations between lithuania and russia and attributed our leaving the country to the russians. consulate in klaipeda intentionally closed in our foreign ministry stated that moscow will not leave the actions of the west unanswered according to the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia alexander grushko, such mass expulsions are a pre-planned company that strikes at bilateral relations and the consequences of these decisions are felt. will be for a long time. well , as it has just become known, the list of countries expelling our diplomats has been added to, and sweden, stockholm, declared three

and its freedoms, our embassy noted this narrows the space for maintaining a dialogue between moscow and berlin to their further degradation of relations soon france decided to declare our compatriots operating non grata according to the press. we are talking about 30 holders of diplomatic status in the mid. the countries declared that the presence of these people on the territory of the country is contrary to the interests of the national vilnius security. riga decided to lower the level of the type of relations with russia, the lithuanian foreign ministry ordered our russian consulate to leave the country. intentionally intentionally close. but in our foreign political department they said that moscow will not leave the actions of the west unanswered, according to the deputy minister of foreign affairs of russia alexander grushko, such mass expulsions are a pre-planned company that strikes a blow to bilateral relations and the consequences of these decisions are felt. will be for a long time. and so less than an hour ago, the head of the european commission, ursulu fondyrlyan, announced new r

starts may 3rd, and on d, w ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russia's new offensive in eastern ukraine. moscow unleashes thousands of troops in an assault on ukraine's industrial hard land. the kremlin says capturing the dark bath is now its main objective. so coming up german chancellor lab shalt says western leaders are united in providing maximum support to ukraine, but they won't be nato boots on the ground class. our team meets ukrainians, trying to rebuild their lives. russian soldiers may have left a pin, but this is a city that's been left in the ruins. there isn't a building we can say that doesn't at least bear some scars of the war, and many a ruined beyond repair. president find some come 1st and cleaning up, but live in fear of the russians returning. ah, i'm a healer. mohammed's thanks for joining us. ward leaders have condemned russia for lodging. a massive new offensive in ukraine's east. the kremlin wants to make up for recent military losses around the capital cave, by seizing control of ukraine's industrial hard land areas marked in blue on the map already under russian cont

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin. russia's new offensive and eastern ukraine. moscow unleashes thousands of proofs in an assault on ukraine's industrial heartland. the kremlin says, is capturing don vast, which is now going to be its main objective. also coming up german tasso love shalt says west. the leaders are united in providing maximum support to ukraine, but they won't be nato boots on the ground, plus raising awareness and money for football. ukraine shocked har dot yet let the war and i now touring the world seeking support from their home country. ah, and we're here to mohammed, thanks for joining us. what leaders have condemned russia for launching a massive new offensive in ukraine's east economy wants to make up for recent military losses around the capital cave, by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland. areas marked in blue on the map are already under russian control. a new front line marked in red stretches along hundreds of kilometers. moscow says securing the don bass region is now the main goal of its so called special military operation

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw live from berlin roches new offensive in eastern ukraine. moscow unleashes thousands of troops in an assault on ukraine's industrial heartland. the kremlin says capturing the dawn bass is now its main objective. and time is running out in mario hole, where are ukrainian marine has sent to plea for help. the cities lost offenders under siege in a still pont desperate for a way out. class german chancellor, olaf shalt says western leaders are united and providing maximum support to you, praying, but they won't be later. boots on the ground and raising awareness and money for football, ukraine's the shaft are done, asked fled the war. as i now touring the world seeking support for their home country. ah, i'm really mohammed, thanks for joining us. what leaders have condemned russia for launching a new massive offensive in ukraine's east. the criminal wants to make up for recent military losses around the capital. keith, by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland areas marked in blue on the map, are already under russian control. a new front line marke

increasing military supplies to the kiev regime and putting pressure on the allies how berlin reacts yuri bashmet and moscow soloists gave a charity concert for residents from donetsk luhansk republics in volgograd awards to the heroes of the airborne troops who showed courage and heroism during a special military operation, state awards were presented among the fighters and those who took part in the landing at anton's airfield in gostomel. on the first day of the operation , colonel general andrey serdyukov, commander of the airborne troops, congratulated the quiet ones. we will do the most important thing. let's break this muck and evil spirits. and the same to the whole world that a russian soldier is a russian officer. he will never bend down, not before, what difficulties? thank you fighters for the feat. the ministry of defense showed footage of the work of sappers demining one of the only in the kharkiv region , local residents turned to the military for help in the district, a lot of unexploded ammunition and shells from hurricane rocket systems that flew in from ukrainian positions, some dangerous

making news around the world. russia has expelled 48 german diplomats around a 3rd of berlin, stuff in the country. moscow says the move is in response to germany's expulsion of russian diplomats earlier this month. russian authorities say a fire has engulfed an oil storage facility in the west of the country. no doubt have been reported as a result of the incident in the city of brown, north east of the ukrainian border. there's no immediate indication that the fire was related to the war in ukraine. at least 100 people have been confirmed dead after an explosion as an illegal refinery in nigeria on friday, emergency personnel still searching the sites and police are on the lookout for 2 people. suspected of being responsible for the blast. a jury's president who vowed to clamp down on a make shift oil facilities and the political newcomer is set, becomes lavine as next. prime minister following sundays, parliamentary elections, nearly complete return show robert gloves left leaning freedom movement. gaining a 3rd of the votes ahead of incumbent prime minister young as young shows conservative with neith