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d w d. ah ah, this is deed of the news live from berlin, world leaders, warren russia. the consequences of its aggression in ukraine. these are crimes against humanity. and us vice president tells them unit security conference that russia must be held to account. plus ukraine is also in the spotlight at this year's berlin film festival. president of a lot of years lansky is the subject of a new film by us actor shown pam and followed the ukranian leader before and after the russian invasion ah. on pablo foliage. welcome to the program. international leaders gathered in munich have affirmed their long term support for ukraine, against russia's aggression day 2 of them unit security conference. so calls for collective action with just days to go to the 1st anniversary of the war. there was agreement that the conflict can only and justly when russia withdrawals its troops . a busy day of international diplomacy to graham with ukraine at the top of the agenda. germany taking the lead in presenting a united front among the western partners. germany will help ukraine for as long as it takes together with our european and trans atlantic alice and are made clear ukraine must win the war. when late is determined to expand the alliance through the addition of finland and sweden clear miss the european union is exploring ways for its members to team up and supply more ammunition to key evidence. we see that we can move mountains under the pressure, and therefore here too, these are not normal times. these are extraordinary times. and therefore, we should also look at extraordinary measures. william, both in an effort to escalate the judicial side of america, support for ukraine. ali the u. s. has formerly concluded that russia carried out systematic attacks against ukraine, civilian population international order. we have examined the evidence, we know the legal standards, and there is no doubt. these are crimes against humanity. it is the strongest accusation yet from the united states, but carries no immediate consequences for the war. a war that according to china's talk, diplomat could be ended through diplomacy. true good digits. expect that to on veal a piece proposal in the coming week or from. but knowing little about it. western leaders have reacted with skepticism charges or earlier chief political correspondent. nina has joined us from the munich security conference, and i asked her in light of discussions, there is europe on its way to becoming more independent of the us in terms of security policy. well, pablo, this is of course not a new discussion. european leaders have been talking about this for years. but i would say that 2 events in the more recent history have really underlined the sense of urgency for this matter. and for these discussions to take concrete shape. and one was of course, the presidency in america under donald trump, where europeans essentially lost one of the most important partners. and the fear here is that the biden administration, which everybody welcomes and calls a very good friend and ally, could not when the next election in the u. s. in that picture might change again. and the 2nd big event was of course rushes of invasion of ukraine. so this is something where baltic states in particular countries that share a border with russia saying we need to become more independent. nanina ukraine has stressed that it needs western weapons immediately and permanently what can ukrainians take away from this comp, this conference so far? ukrainians have been calling for battle tank deliveries but also for fighter jets. but to me, it seems one of the most pressing issues is the question of ammunitions. there is so much that's being used on the battlefield at the moment. that production is simply not keeping up here in europe, for example, with the ukrainian needs. so the european commission president was a funder lines, said that production needs to be leveled up in europe and that it needs to be standardized. and there are very concrete discussions about that. that is one of the message coming out of munich. the other one being in battle tangs where germany is calling for more partners to join the leopard to delivery coalition. germany has pledged a significant amount of these very modern tanks for ukraine, but others have so far been more hesitant. so we might see some development there and, and then fight debts. that is also something that ukraine is calling for. and there are very intense discussions here also with the defense industry happening behind close doors. nina, let's talk a little bit about china because it's announced a peace plan for ukraine and russia. what you make of it? well, of course everybody and all the european leaders, the americans. everybody says we welcome any attempt by anybody around the world to try and end this war. but the tricky question when it comes to this. ready announcement by china's chief diplomat, one e t says that china will put forward a draft for a piece plan is of course that nobody knows what's going to be in it. and the fia is that china might present a plan, calling on the west, the so called west to stop delivery of weapons to ukraine. now if that were to happen, antony blinking from the u. s. f. a foreign secretary said here in munich, that this message will just have to be heard across the world. russia could end this war any time at the moment, and if russia stops fighting, then the war is over. but if you train stops fighting, then ukraine is gone. thanks tina. deed of use, chief political correspondent, it has a russia and it's wagner. group mercenaries claim to have taken control of a village north of back. moot, a city that both sides have committed. enormous resources to holding the fight for bachman has become the longest running battle of russia's war with staggering casualties. for the wagner forces leading the assault pounding away, had their russian attackers, fending off the relentless, sold on buck moot. a wagon group leader yevgeny. pre goshen has claimed his troops have taken a village just outside the city, but ukrainian soldiers make clear how the russian advances here have come at huge constant they're, they're sending a lot of troops. i don't think that's sustainable for them to keep attacking this way. they're just there, there are places where their bodies are just piled up there the, there's a trench where they just don't evacuate their wounded or killed and they just leave them there and send more waves than waves of people. the u. s. says the tactics are all part of the wagner groups disregard for its own men's lives or so we, i do want to say this about divine group and in particularly with respect to back move. i mean, again, they're treating their recruits largely context as basically as cannon fodder, throwing them into a literal meat grinder here in human ways without a 2nd thought and will ukrainian soldiers have been defending the shattered city for months. now. they say west and equipment light, these bush mazda ahmed vehicles provided by australia is helping go. but that more is urgently needed. narrowly did the white, the books give us more military equipment, more weapons on we will deal with the russian occupier, but we will destroy them, allows them to put a more hill, molden west and tanks all set to arrive soon. ukrainian troops already learning how to operate these gym and made leopard twos here in poland. but for now back moods defenders will have to keep working with what they've got. russia's invasion of ukraine nearly a year ago is reverberating through the berlin film festival, which began this week. one hockey awaited screening a superpower director showing pans profile of president vladimir lansky. but the festival is also featuring many other films that shed light on the conflict. and its effects impressions from in ukraine, a documentary premiering at the berlin allah burned out tanks at the side of the road. a children swing with a view of bonded buildings. sheltering in an underground station. in ukraine depict staley life for many ukrainians since war came to their homelands . filmmakers pure repub lewis and thomas welski aim to give the viewer a 1st person perspective home to be ah, when i have a case i have to pick her up. the keys on the rockets of you'll have how we can be when you are a woman, you feel i have to protect my country. so i will wear uniform. i teach how to, how to operate the gum. the war in ukraine has a big presence at the festival. eastern frond by renown, documentary maker vitale. muskie is another title to look out for the film alternates between frontline scenes in the east and time out in weston ukraine. a one film definitely in the international spotlight. is u. s. actor and director, sean pence, superpower. russia is picking on ukraine's military facility initially planned as a portrait of actor turned president val not a mere soleski. the film took an unexpected turn. wind. russia invaded filming in ukraine, clearly had a deep impact on pen who calls his film unapologetically, biased, pretty, and medicine, the thick of her personally. but i'd certainly like to apply that daily concern to everywhere and my life, and not forget that life is fragile and the people we love in the and the dreams we have should be pursued vigorously. as long as we're here, the actor is now vigorously drumming up support for ukraine. a mission shared by a string of films at this year's berlin on a cyclic, now with some other stories making headlines around the world. and is really missile strike on damascus to capitol of syria killed at least 5 people early on sunday morning. that's according to syrian state media. a building was destroyed in an area known for syrian security installations. israel has repeatedly targeted syrian underwriting forces, as well as has block militants in syria. former us president jimmy carter has entered hospice care at his 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d. w. d w's. felix marina. and i are okay. i good afternoon. i don't think the m 23 rebel group is listening because they were not in that particular meeting were as if i was calls. and i remember there, towards the end of last year, there was another sci fi that was called in november and the infantry ripple group said that it was lot of a table saw and this is fire, could not affect them. and on this particular issue, they were also not on their table. so they might have seen their communication. they might have had what they hear originally does, how seed backs on whether they'll implement this is via or not are this is flat or not. i doubt they're imprinted through group will be a going that particular direction felix. this conflict has been going on for a long time. what are some of the forces driving it? so 1st and foremost, the n 23 rebel group came up as a result of ad this c and the former c and d p which ended its war in 2009 and on 23rd. all of much j 2009 is where now this is fire was called for the former warning group. and they actually wrote an agreement that some of those from our members who are wanting the government would be involved in their cold or government. but they were not involved. and the lead housing goal at that particular time did not leave up to the expectation of their warding group. so they ended up regrouping as m $23.00. and they've been fighting for resources. they've been fighting for an identification, especially there is one done and language speaking group that is in congo, and they are just calling for them to be identified for them to be involved in government for them to be was the military. and until that particular ha, move takes place some i least thou said that the wall where it's reached it. self sustaining. and so we may not see an end in sight anytime soon. you exploring her in at nairobi. thanks so much. perez lashara, the former presi

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d, w. d. ah, with welcome to a new edition of equal africa. well, despite the many environmental rates of planet faces, the are some glimmers of hope on the horizon. for example, in some african countries elephant populations and growing again more on that later . i am thunder tween over the greetings from the agenda and i increase the loans coming to you from nigeria. we've got a bunch of interesting stories for you on today's program. so let's get started with a look at what's coming up. oh, plastic is getting up psychos in e. j. i'll volunteer divers in spain are removing metals from the ocean. and why forest and kenya, our service providers. here in africa, we often hear balt elephant po, chain, and declining elephant populations. these are ongoing problems in some countries, but not in botswana, which is home to the world's largest elephant population. this old, an african country is seen as a role model in africa in many respects. good governance, a fair distribution of the wealth, and also conservation recent decades of sin, elephant numbers grow. but sometimes they come into conflict with local communities . ah ah, for most of human history we lived with and then nature the we have always coexisted with nature. this has allowed us like the environment to be able to sustain us to where we are current. and as soon as we stop sort of picking like a pot environment to say, you know, i don't want this, i don't want that. we are breaking down the cohesion of the environment. so that ecosystems, they work fundamentally well together. and just sort of elephants are very important to them for systems just as humans, all while on a salary knows what he is talking about. born and raised here in the ark of anger, delta region, the passionate conservationist is now the community outreach and education coordinator for elephants. for africa, the charity which is committed to protecting the endangered african elephant, is pleased to see elephant numbers growing. but this hasn't been without problems. locals all have stores to tell about close encounters with these wild animals. the community and their fields are situated in an elephant corridor, a migration route for elephants on their way to watering holes. darwalla honey, we're right by the river. when elephants come there to drink, depending how the winds blowing, they sometimes smell the crops, then they come and eat them. in the past, the villages used to burn chillies to ward off the elephants, even sleeping in the fields to keep the fires going during the harvest time. got to lie like a little no one ever got raggedy. it was around 35 years ago that i saw at the 1st elephant here, and the number of elephants has constantly increased since that time, more and more year after year t. but farming is our main source of income and it's also our passion. so it just keep adding on mobile home. we didn't give up despite the conflicts with the elephant soon to douglas, like you see like a holding on to the guy. but since elephants for africa erected a massive electric fence around the fields a few months ago, locals have noticed a vast improvement ever since they have been no reported instances of elephants making, impromptu visits. being able to provide them with mitigation that keep elephant and other animals away from the fields, it means they don't have to worry about elements to shrink the feels and then they can take the time to slip considering elephant as something other than a threat. what's why not aka van gogh, delta is one of africa's last great natural sanctuaries, the vast areas, swamps and flooded grass lands a teeming with wild life that conservationists are keen to see protected as leader of the community co existence program. while or not say who lauro a helps locals recognize that living in harmony with nature can have a number of benefits. water, i am afraid of the elephants, but they help generate income for the people here. thanks to them. some villages have jobs and lodges, so i don't want them to disappear. tourism is the 2nd largest contributed to but swine as g d p off the diamonds. and there is a push to see more growth in the sector. many locals find work in logic and camps and increasing number of which are focusing on sustainability. botswana is taking a progressive approach to conservation. building materials like concrete are not permitted anywhere in this area. everything must be in harmony with nature. if we don't conserve this and if and working close to the community, and if they don't buy into it and they weren't b wildlife 2, which case they're coming to see. yes, to foster a passion for conservation and children, well known as a hulu, often visit school. he also says, tips on how to behave around wild animals. first look around, make sure you're not in the middle of a group of elephants. next animal is a hippo, never get in between a head board and water. the water is the safe place. so give those space in order for them 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d w. d. ah, with welcome to a new edition of equal africa. well, despite the many environmental rates of planet faces, there are some glimmers of hope on the horizon. for example, in some african countries, elephant populations and growing again more on that later. i am thunder tween over the greetings from uganda and i increased the loans coming to you from nigeria. we've got a bunch of interesting stories for you on today's program. so let's get started with a look at what's coming up. how plastic is getting up psychos in egypt? i'll volunteer divers in spain are removing metals from the ocean and why forest and kenya, our service providers here in africa, we often hear balt, elephant po, chain, and the climbing elephant populations. these are ongoing problems in some countries, but not in botswana, which is home to the world's largest elephant population. this old, an african country is seen as a role model in africa in many respects. good governance, a fair distribution of the wealth, and also conservation. recent decades of sin, elephant numbers grow, but sometimes they come into conflict with local communities. ah ah, for most of human history we lived with and then nature. we've always coexisted with nature. this has allowed us like the environment to be able to sustain us to where we are currently. and as soon as we start sort of picking like a pot environment to say, you know, i don't want this, i don't want that. we are breaking down the cohesion of the environment, so that ecosystems, they work fundamentally well together. and just sort of elephants are very important. pillum consistent just as humans, all while on a salary knows what he is talking about. born and raised here in the arc of angle delta region. the passionate conservationist is now the community outreach and education coordinator for elephant. for africa. the charity which is committed to protecting the endangered african elephant, is pleased to see elephant numbers growing. but this hasn't been without problems. locals all have stores to tell about close encounters with these wild animals. the community and their fields are situated in an elephant corridor, a migration route for elephants on their way to watering holes. darwalla honey, we're right by the river. when elephants come there to drink, depending how the winds blowing, they sometimes smell the crops, then they come and eat them. in the past, the village is used to burn chillies to ward off the elephants, even sleeping in the fields to keep the fires going during the harvest time. not to lie like a little no one ever got raggedy. it was around 35 years ago that i saw the 1st elephant here, and the number of elephants has constantly increased since that time, more and more year after year t. but farming is our main source of income and it's also our passion. so it just keep adding almost all we didn't give up despite the conflicts with the elephant soon. his accomplice legacy like a guy. but since elephants for africa erected a massive electric fence around the fields a few months ago, locals have noticed a vast improvement. ever since there have been no reported instances of elephants making, impromptu visits. being able to provide them with mitigation that keep the elephant and other animals away from the fields, it means they don't have to worry about elements to shrink fuels. and then they can take that time to start considering elephant as something other than the threat. what swan as aka van go? delta is one of africans, last great natural sanctuaries, the vast areas, swamps and flooded grass lands a teeming with wild life that conservationists are keen to see protected as a leader of the community co existence program. while or not say who la road helps locals recognize that living in harmony with nature can have a number of benefits. water. i am afraid of the elephants, but they help generate income for the people here. thanks to them. some villages have jobs at lodges, so i don't want them to disappear. tourism is the 2nd largest contributor to botswana as g d p off the diamonds, and there is a push to see more growth in the sector. many locals find work in logic and camps and increasing number of which are focusing on sustainability. botswana is taking a progressive approach to conservation. building materials like concrete are not permitted anywhere in this area. everything must be in harmony with nature. if we don't conserve this and if and working close to the community, and if they then buy into it and they weren't in this wildlife to which case the coming to see yes to foster a passion for conservation and children, well known as a hulu, often visit school he also says tips on how to behave around wild animals. first look around, make sure you're not in the middle of a group of elephants. next animal is a hippo, never get in between a head board and water. the water is the safe place. so give those space in order for them to go back into the water and they won't bother you. less than normal as a lion lines or visual hunters. if you gi

that's d w d, i'm reporting there from the earthquake disaster zone in church, or it moving on to sports now. and in the champions league, a repeat of last year's final. so liverpool take on rail madrid. in the last 16, the english side took a to go lead, but round madrid for back to seal a 5 to win after braces from both tennessee, as junior and carrying benson elsewhere. frankfurt last to nail to napoli at home after losing star striker colon, wanting to a red card in the 2nd half liverpool coat your flop. was asked about losing to rock madrid in the champions league. and whether or not the outcome means that liverpool champions league season is over. i think carlo thinks the case over, and i think it is well in the moment. but in 3 weeks saw this in these moments, the closer we get to the game. them they go, all chances become the less likely to study the ties over but to not tonight with the 5 to when you see the game and it's like, oh, they are pretty good in color packing. we have to go there 3 goals. so take some risk that could be a bit tricky. and women's international football

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d w. d. ah, this is focus on europe. i'm laura baba lola, welcome to the show. the earthquakes in turkey and syria have left a staggering trail of destruction. many towns and villages have been affected by the quake with buildings and houses reduced to rubble. tens of thousands of people have been reported dead and more casualties are expected as a rescue operations give way to recovery efforts for some of the earthquake is yet another cruel twist of fate. bazaar is from syria. he fled to turkey with millions of others to escape the civil war. missouri settled in the city of am takia near the border to his home country. he felt safe from the violence that has plagued syria for more than a decade. but now missouri place of refuge has become a disaster zone. missouri sister simpson has been found. he rushes over to the ruins. that until recently was her apartment, syrian friends of mas, ours and turkey, discovered simpson and her husband, crushed under the rubble of the 2nd floor. both are dead, missouri had already feared the worst. he'd been searching for a sign of life in this building, in antalya se turkey for days without success. and now he has only the certainty. mamma, please don't tell anyone else. we haven't told anyone so far, we'll recover them 1st. but the recovery operation proves difficult. missouri and his friends make slow progress with a borrow jack hammer. they don't even expect any help from the authorities. a friend brings a wool blanket over to wrap the body in. simpson will later have a proper burial in delta. oh no my we had worked through to the bedroom. i'm a long old in the 1st we were able to see part of my brother in law. and then my sister, shawna wilson. they lane each other's arms and death. missouri had fled the civil war in syria to turkey with his parents and siblings. now he lives in istanbul, unless his sister sampson taught syrian refugee children in and talk. you love, jani. my sister was such a good person, feel full of love talking. it's so sad that he had to die, but it's all as well as soon as the do sonoma. alanis live on taca near the syrian border. the earthquake disaster has destroyed about half the city. only after several days did the 1st cleanup operations commence. before the earthquake about 300000 syrian refugees lived here, it's not yet known how many are among the victims. but missouri and his friends tell us the situation looks much worse on the other side of the border in syria. many of his relatives are thought to have lost everything yard. oh is that then? all the fella as if the war weren't bad enough? either. the people there get virtually no help at all. in here at least someone comes by now and then and bring something to eat or offers the help of them. love them. and it took them about 7 hours to recover the bodies of sampson and her husband. oh, my little hold of her name is lynch again. we came here to live in safety, behalf the assume things turned out differently. and now we have to live with that . simpson and mach moods bodies are transported away from the house and, and talk you where they had dreamed of a peaceful life. so i will in turkey, there is a growing sense of anger in the aftermath of the earthquake turkeys government had implemented strict are building regulations after a devastating earthquake over 20 years ago. but those rules were not always put into practice and corner cutting and construction appears to have been commonplace . now the state is facing criticism for failing to enforce those safety codes. what was once a family home now lies in ruins? on the morning of february 7th, the earthquake destroyed the shaheen home. to enjoy shy haines mother was buried in the debris and seriously injured. she died a short time later. 6 law for these feelings on the situation as there are no words, lot of who we visit the village of tow car in southeastern turkey. the region is remote and people here are poor one of the collapsed buildings here was only a year old. the shaheen family home was older to die tells us what his father, who wasn't at home on the night of the disaster, only realizes, on inspecting the rubble how inadequate the building materials were. man them remarks look here. these fin steel struts were supposedly holding the load bearing supports together. this really should be a lesson to us, but people to only pay attention when they hit their heads. who's on her and then once the pain subsided, wellness when they get careless again. lemme lemme young with messina. these materials should have been checked by the authorities. i've been into, i hope, from now on construction. and these high risk areas will be monitored more strictly thoughts on protested than mr. whether or not it's wise to rely on turkish construction authorities. is another matter her son of some go or has his doubts. he's chairman of the chamber of structural engineers in the port city of a donna. the phones haven't stopped ringing since the earthquake shady, immutable. his team's expertise is in high demand, as residents went, their homes inspected, they no longer trust to the state authorities held on to remove them. ginger, while touring a housing estate affected by the quake. axiom good discovers cracks and facades everywhere under the flow. so usually on the should just be cracked in the plas, albin walton, local owner conditions as long as load bearing parts are defective. the building could still be habitable to ramos v a. b, but it's hard for me to judge at 1st sight john, at the brew, most of them the government has warned critics of its earthquake policy against spreading what it calls fake news. but people like xum good, know that the government legalized millions of buildings that were constructed without planning permits. and many others were built higher than approved logic. it was jojo, it's about business profit. well, look, these apartments sell for the equivalent of 250000 euros. at least earthquake precautions can't compete with agreed for profitable who bills for a job wish closure. deadly quakes could occur again at any time. assume gore warns the residence of a donna. but many seem to be in denial about this already the strongest sort of you, they told us that our house was okay, fully updated, but that we should wait for the demolition on the neighboring property shop. then we can return like you to hold me. they can't just carry on as they were after this disaster says xum go there has to be a completely new beginning. when moral to regina risk areas like linda's, every one has to work together and the citizens, urban planners, architecture not so she all jewels and politicians should not. we need a consensus on reconstruction towards yakobelli. and if possible, it must be ensured that we never billed directly over the fault lines again, internal the poem. i all thought among those looked little almost back in the village of to car. the residents are afraid to return to their homes. the authorities have sent the villagers one tent. those who couldn't get a space there have built their own out of plastic sheets. it's hard to say how long they will have to stay in the tense, but everyone agrees the houses of the future will have to be built differently. icon that com now on will only build one story house. it's quite the way it used to be done. but safer buildings there not enough says to enjoy shaheen. you sir? oh, smoothly. i hope that from now on there will be more education about the dangers of earthquakes, september august. the death of the woman we get to the tune jai pays his respects to his mother. at the local cemetery, if only every one had taken the earthquake danger seriously, he tells us his family might have been spared this tragedy. maria and andre are filmmakers from belarus. they use their art to advocate for an end to liter, alexander lucretia ankles regime. he's been in power for nearly 30 years. election rigging, political oppression and human rights violations are par for the course in their homeland. while marie and andre are fighting back with their weapon of choice humor . after a few plot twists they settled in the city of berlin. the german capital has become an ideal backdrop for their life in exile. ah maria and andre scroll along one of the few remnants of the berlin wall in front of ish, honeycomb and leon. impression of the legendary socialist brother kiss. they take herself for their friends and relatives. back and mince. quoth journalists, fled the bell of russian capital and lucas shank was reprisals. following the mass protests of 2020 mentioned it was did soon that she luca, let's go with kit kit. you know, we started publishing little sketches on the problem than that. just because that's quite funny videos that exposed the ridiculousness of our propaganda. alcohol. gord took us about us, the nice me not the bulus mission, our viewers really liked them. his daughter allude him, and our 3rd or 4th video got nearly a 1000000 head. he to bought you a bunch seeming on press what that of. but the longer the protests went on, the more brutal the miller russian regime. frac down reprisals also targeted the staff of the satirical chin chin channel. in the fall of 2021, the journalists felt obliged to leave their home country for levine in western ukraine. thumb bullets of wood as lava a, there is freedom of expression there shall receive also, and the entertainment industry has progressed so much it up with them. especially the political satire is because the lot him is the lensky, the ex comedian, was always making fun of ukrainian politicians and then became president himself that motivated f nellums. but even in exile in ukraine, they and their work of satirists were in danger. russian forces attack ukraine and belarus was supporting them. they had almost half a new video in the can when russia invaded ukraine on february 24th 2022 when it will, stylish, we knew we were in the danger little hideously. rumors were spread that when the russians came, all the by the ruins who had fled to lucas shenker regime to ukraine would be round it up. they could see this piece came with the love notes that had put it before. so we weren't only in danger because of the war mobile in the middle. possibly. we'll switch maria andre, and their co workers had to pack their bags and fleet once again, the team made their way to war sob alongside tens of thousands of ukrainians. yamazik mistook of alert, it wasn't so much the current situation that scared me, but the lack of any real prospect happened. perspective again, you put mileage to put that i just had no idea what would happen next of what i can, you know. and of course that was terrible to be forced to flee for the 2nd time within half a year. that's of them and give up everything again. it's a full good sit that's appearance because i, if i should, they took up their work again in warsaw. this video parodies practices of post soviet television. like putting words in interviewees mouths. begley. emmy. got you refugee? tell us how is life here that bad draw some of his school juices and logan horrible . it's awful, everything horrible. there's so many problems. the infrastructure, no jobs, no prospects higher prices than back home starting it. within a few weeks, some 300000 refugees from ukraine had collected in warsaw. maria saw no real potential there and happened upon a grant for journalists at a chateau on the polish german border. once again, they packed up and moved on. at the chateau, they shot a dark satire about to bell of russian officials who had to talk of famous singer into appearing in a concert in honor of the regime. but when the diva loses her voice, the officials arranged for her to have brain surgery. one, there they are. after completing the project, andrea maria moved on to berlin. a popular destination for people fleeing bella, roost ukraine, and russia village and rabbits. i liked berlin a lot because parts of it remind me of minsky, python, which is listed as did. so i almost feel at home here that the, in my situation, that's like a wonderful gift because i haven't been home for a year and a half now. and you bellagio sham that i'm gonna edition for to just go to. this is a very creative city with lots of interesting people and an outstanding cultural life moga, because as misquote to the coast, i think i'll be able to gather lots of interesting and positive experiences here. well, politically, lucas, it's, you know, with kirkwood getting yet in a video chat, maria and andre invite the other team members still in warsaw to berlin to shoot their next video. they're trying to make the best of their situation as refugees, but they're constantly reminded of it in front of the russian embassy. a vigil is held for the victims of the war in ukraine. berlin is also a temporary home, maria and andre. keep hoping for political change in bella bruce, only then can they think about returning to minsk? this is the european buys and also known as the reason. it's the largest wild animal on the continent in switzerland, they became extinct in the middle ages. now a test hurt has been brought there to see if the beasts can live again in the natural habitat. in the canton of zillow torn, the buys are being kept in an enclosed space for now, despite their intimidating size, the mammals are known to be peaceful and even shy. but does that mean they can coexist with humans? oh, powerful, yet elegant european basins or visa ends having grazing here for several months in the urine. mountains, by the town of belgian, or they're the european relation of the north american bison. the reason they find val, your opinion vices are a forest animal seat, thus can i? if you look from the front you see their heads are as narrow as their bodies. by contrast, the north american variety is found on the plains. they are a bit shorter and broader because being tall and slender isn't important. their whole hunch, marliss benyamin, bruner brought the european bison. here from a zoo. they've been released into a 100 hector enclosure where they'll hopefully get used to life in the wild. because they need to get used to humans, to tourists are welcome inside, but not to walk up to them or touch them. a 50 meter distance is the rule of thumb, then lumped them tall. and if you stretch out your thumb and it covers up the bison, then that's pretty much 50 meters. seem to zoom with can often of sigma. of course, it depends on how thick your thumb is or how broad the bison. if the animals spot hikers, or even come over to them, people are advised to get well away for their own safety, but also to get the animal space. because the aim is for them to live independently from humans. the plan is to take down the fence is around the enclosure in 5 years and let the bison roam free. just like when they were native here did them alive. that's the dream of ranger. benjamin bruner. and project manager auto hoods gun. you'll be sent to come for the there used to be european bison and switzerland, but they haven't been around since mediaeval tyson. they're part of the forest and without them, the forest is incomplete. but that's a sentiment. not everyone shares. many farmers are worried about the idea at dark hoopa doesn't went any more wild animals roaming around. he says they already have enough to deal with the royalties. red deer are coming back if there are already wolves, oaks, wild boars, create a lot of damage. we don't need another wild animal 8th and especially not one that's being introduced artificially and get food. o for thousands of years. european bice and lived on the lands of modern switzerland until humans killed them off. why shouldn't bison be re while the deer, that the nose audio bought all dinosaurs used to live here too long? we farmers know how grazing animals behave, we know cows if at all, and they try to get food wherever it's easiest himself and voice. um, i have these bison are going to do the same thing in and come for our crops on via the loans, and they'll eat things we need to feed the, our animals from them. food that have all 3 it fiddles at a t that, oh hm. huts kong and bruner say, though re wilding program in switzerland will help conserve european bison on the continent because they faced extinction through, in breeding more balls are needed. that aren't related to each other. swapping them out ups lower the risk of genetic diseases. yeah. album, the foot home, but the are 100 years ago. there were just 12 of them capable of breeding. a real genetic bottleneck, you might say, that was the biggest issue. this is so still, it was only when poland started a breeding program and kept swapping out all the bulls that the population really started growing again to paul's top. he started with the $24.00 plotting on the roof to calm deluxe. oh, europe's biggest land, mammals could be making a comeback. ranger, benjamin bruner is convinced there's plenty of space. the question is, will humans let them? mm. it's a sport. his mother banned him from doing as a child, but that didn't stop van jo dara, from realizing his dream of becoming a motor cross star, the italian rider is one of the most successful in the industry. his career has taken him touring all over the world. and it's not only fans of the sport who get to see his airborne acrobatics van. he uses his talent to help sick and disabled children a day in the life of moto growth freestyle champion vanny odessa, in bulgaria. ah will not cuz i want to violate the beauty of this sport. is that even the richest person in the world can't buy the feeling you get walking in the sky next to your bike? ah, but it's not all back flips in the sky. vanny odette as we'll take him to all kinds of places like this hospital in genoa. ah, danny's motorcross journeys started in 2002. he soon turned his passion into a profession and is now one of the most successful doors in the industry. his $200.00 horsepower bikes, these him soaring up to 15 meters off the ground, but he's always afraid, he says it if i would of the fear is what drives you to push on equal also. but of course, it's very dangerous, but the more you train and the more you jump on, the less chris author actually is on bottom of the bike becomes something like a 3rd leg bmw. his talent brought him fame, money, success and tournaments from brazil to russia. then one day, a taxi ride after a, when in moscow changed everything. oh, succeed, straight away i noticed a strong smell of uranus, the ha. i snapped at the driver to hurry up and quickly take me to my destination. often i looked into his eyes and saw a man like me, but he was missing his legs ceased, and he was sitting there in his own urine. front cover of the gun, let us it'll to city, let him ed, social and from then on. vanny began to help others. well dotted utilities, i gather tribe are all the prize money and went up to my hotel, ashamed of myself. but often i thought about what i could do to help the world all the time. and that's how he got the idea for motors psychotherapy and not though crystal face. the idea was to share my time and passion with others. i rang up associations and people with disabilities and talked about my project because i get sure that they loved it. and so i invited them to tournament. he saw in italy with a can and abroad and put on a navy. tenicia really got to kind of funny, you know, really thought to putting on a motorcycle ride can bring moments of joy, or at least distraction to people with a disability or illness. and the idea is spreading throughout italy. ah, this is genoa on a wednesday morning. vanny and his friend my tail valeca bogey, are preparing to visit the children's hospital and ghastly me. they've been dropping into clinics since 2014. 0, it's like hitch. i gave her all these rather so regular. go with movie and pick a gift. i did a review and now it's his turn. he's never been on a murder back before. i know what i this money. well, hold on tight off. we go see similar monthly through luckily or electric motorcycle . so the kids in hospital can enjoy them too for why we want to make this place into a big circuits. because kids should be able to feel like kids, even in a hospital. my like patients 24 young patients are waiting for vanny and his motorcycle in the cancer ward to he comes by twice a month. 2 0 yeah he what's your name? i g r g. okay. oh, watch the tube. get tricky. 0123 go shower drive slowly with ah ah. well, i never thought the motorcycle could move so fast enough. i could feel my skin my body. then i thought that the door ahead wasn't breaking shut and then he made the spectacular stop. it was fantastic from ah, but then he says, no matter how much the children enjoy it, there is always a feeling of sadness. deepest that has many of the people i meet won't survive that leave scars deep wounds that will never heal. but vanish, visits give the little patience, feelings of joy and the hope that they'll see each other again soon for the next slide. well that brings us to the end of our show on our website, d, w dot com. you can find more of our stories. thanks for watching. and i look forward to seeing you again. ah ah ah ah, with this gadget for measuring methane makes the invisible visible with impact on climate change has long been underestimated. many emissions are avoidable, but how exactly can they be stopped and how can the economy benefit from these reductions made in germany. in 30 minutes on d, w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now. i wish i could have done more save. you discover stories that me just click aware. find out. best documentary on youtube. yeah. really. good morning. see the world as you've never seen it before. dr. no, t d w documentary, many of them would. i am in

d, w. c, up to date, don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights visit the doctor news asia coming up today. accusations of deadly drinking water in india really doesn't dug normally say pollutants from nearby factories have contaminated that drinking supply and the government has done nothing to stop it. and move over valentine's. oh, hard days. yeah, that's what an indian government advisory body is suggesting. people do on the 14th of february, serious cow love, or making a political point. ah . i british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us in a village, just north of delhi, sickness seems to touch every family. some are adults, but most around a 3rd of gung knollys youth report serious illnesses, physical deformities, neurological problems, even cancer. the villagers say they've identified the cause, years of unchecked pollution from nearby factories that has contaminated their drinking water. they've even won a court case over the issue, but they say authorities have failed to do to do anything to h

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d. w. ah, ah, business d w. news alive from berlin, world leaders, board, russia of the consequences of its aggression in you pray. these are crimes against humanity. the u. s. vice president tell the munich security conference that russia must be held to account and in the buddhist league are mentioned in gaillard. bar sir, but legally it is by him. unique this 2nd defeat of the season. that angle coming up in school. ah, i'm all on psycho welcome to the program. international leaders gathered in munich have a firm there long term support for ukraine against russia aggression day 2 of the munich security conference. so calls for collective action with just days to go to the 1st anniversary of the war. there was agreement that the conflict can only and justly when russia withdraws its troops. a busy day of international diplomacy to ukrainian with ukraine at the top of the agenda. germany taking the lead in presenting a united front among the western partners. germany will help ukraine for as long as it takes together with our european and trans atlantic allies and are made clear ukraine must win the war. when late is determined to expand the alliance through the addition of finland and sweden clear miss the european union is exploring ways for its members to team up and supply more ammunition to key evidence. we see that we can move mountains under the pressure, and therefore here too, these are not normal times. these are extraordinary times. and therefore we should also look at extraordinary measures. welcome bye, for in an effort to escalate the judicial side of america support for ukraine. ali, the u. s. has formerly concluded that russia carried out systematic attacks against ukraine's civilian population international order. we have examined the evidence. we know the legal standards and there is no doubt. these are crimes against humanity. it is the strongest accusation yet from the united states, but carries no immediate consequences for the war. a war that according to china's talk, diplomat could be ended through diplomacy. truly according bitching, as expected to on veal, a peace proposal in the coming week. fire from char, but knowing little about it. western leaders have reacted with skepticism. jonya says russia and its wagner growth mercenaries claim to have taken control of a village north of bar. mote, a city that both sides have committed enormous resources to holding the fight for bad mood has become the longest running battle of russia's war with staggering casualties. for the wagner forces leaving leading the assaults pounding away at their rush, an attack is fending off the relentless, sold on back moot these a wagon group leader yevgeny. pre goshen has claimed his troops have taken a village just outside the city. but ukrainian soldiers make clear how the russian advances here have come at huge cost and they're, they're sending a lot of troops. i don't think that sustainable for them to keep attacking this way . they're just there. there are places where their bodies are just piled off. there's a trench where they just don't evacuate their wounded or killed and they just leave them there and send more waves and waves of people. the u. s. says the tactics are all part of the wagner groups disregard for its own men's lives or so we. i do want to say this about divine group and he in particularly with respect to back move. i mean, again, they're treating their recruits largely convicts as basically as cannon fodder, throwing them into a literal meat grinder here in human ways without a 2nd thought him will ukrainian soldiers have been defending the shattered city for months. now they say western equipment like these bushmaster armored vehicles provided by australia is helping government. but that more is urgently needed. miss alida though, i the focus, give us more military equipment more weapons and we will deal with the russian occupier, but we will destroy them as under. but a more hill modern western tanks are set to arrive soon. ukrainian troops already learning how to operate these german made leopard twos here in poland. but for now back moods defenders will have to keep working with what they've got. rushes invasion of ukraine nearly a year ago is reverberating through the berlin film festival, which is now on the way one hotly awaited streaming. as director sean penn's profile of president holiday, mister lensky called superpower. the festival is also featuring many other films that shed light on the conflict and its effects. impressions from in ukraine, a documentary premiering at the berlin, early bone dal tanks at the side of the road. a children swing with a view of bonded buildings sheltering in an underground station in ukraine to pick stay life for many ukrainians since war came to their home lands . filmmakers pure repub lewis and thomas welski aim to give the viewer a 1st person perspective home to be ah, when i have a case i have to pick her up, the keys on the rockets of your head. how we can be when you are a woman, you feel i have to protect my country, so i will wear uniform. i teach how to, how to operate the guns. the war in ukraine has a big presence at the festival. eastern frond by renown, documentary maker vitale. muskie is another title to look out for the firm alternates between frontline scenes in the east and time out in west and ukraine. 0, one film definitely in the international spotlight is u. s. actor and director, sean pence, superpower. russia is picking on ukraine's military. the thought initially planned as a portrait of actor turned president, val not a mere soleski. the film took an unexpected turn when russia invaded, filming in ukraine, clearly had a deep impact on pen who calls his film, unapologetically, biased, pregnant medicine. but think of her personally, but i'd certainly like to apply that daily concern to everywhere and my life and not forget that life is fragile and the people we love in the and the dreams we have should be pursued vigorously. as long as we're here, the actor is now vigorously drumming up support for ukraine, a mission shared by a string of films at this year's berliner and has a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. former us president jimmy casa, has entered hospice care as his home in georgia. the 98 year old has survived a series of health is in recent years occurred in cancer and repeated falls after leaving office in 1981 he gained renown for his public service achievements and diplomacy and nobel peace prize in 2002 couple and this son were rescued from under the rubble in the turkish city of and takia nearly 300 hours after being buried in the regions the saucer. the boy later died. more than 46000 people are now known to have died in the chemists that hit turkey in syria on february 6th. thousands of israelis have joined, would have become weekly protests against benjamin netanyahu, right? when government opponents criticized plans to give the administration more power to appoint supreme court judges, they say the charges are an attack on democracy. the government says the judiciary will too much power. heavy snow in pakistan control kashmir has left some areas completely cut off that racing phase that supplies the food and medicine could run short even as more snow is expected. expert say, climate change makes extreme weather events like this. more likely the nealon valley is often called a piece of hidden the snow covered mountains and homes make the place look even more severe. but the unusually heavy snow has left nearly 40000 residence in death. bear for cattle herder shot to her is what it the lack afforded good meek his sheep thick. well, with all about of the other end of you, i get because of the unexpected, heavy snow was short of an old fried who becky, if you like that, but roads are blocked and we can't get any surprises. no, the ball got out is also a threat. the wild animals could attack our lives stop. i got another like tigers and bears another marble. nearby. an avalanche hath blocked the road leading to the hospital. this father has come to another town. it kilometers away, carrying his thick chide on his back. loaded though, we came here for treatment of her when we get some medicine i am going home with the snow means there's a danger. i could slip our load. we've heard that some roads are blocked while i was glad that there were 4 people here. fetching water and daily tasks have become much more arduous. thank defi, climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme better events, badly disrupting people's life. and he's in loki. snow is affecting the livelihoods of the people who live here. and olga light soccer ball deal is killing their livestock and damaging their crops. we're especially in the upper parts of the valley, then beg for her, has many potatoes grown there and it's the main source of income of people who put the harvest is now much smaller. oh that with us over year pakistan thief. it emits less than one percent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. but it's people here are experiencing that just the consequences of climate change. first hand sport now and buy and munich, travel to barissi. i mentioned club ha, with us familiar face in their starting 11 for myoglobin. go keep a young summer just joined by and, and the winter transfer window global hadn't lost to the bavarian and for competitive games. they were hoping to hand by an owner their 2nd last the season and they didn't disappoint the home fans. glad by fans were dressed for carnival, hoping the falls could keep their own beaten run versus buyer and alive. buyer and help grandma by hurting themselves early in the match. in the 8th minute they had people, mikhail caught player in play. i went now the fowl did not look there. series put you to montana was the last man which meant red card. the buyer. now to 10 men, what bar were quick to strike? the handball or labarte, a free kick deep in byron territory. enlarge tyndall did the rest to sin the crowd into a frenzy. he didn't take very long to equalize though, speed from alphonso davies in the phyllis from air to him. okay. with the high fives in chest bombs wouldn't be there for buyer after the break. eunice hoffman from inside the box found pager to retake, to leave for god above. not the best showing from yon summer. and now guzman had enough. blackbirds advantage continued to show marcus to ra, made a 3rd goal, adding some push into their li buyer and tube one back through mathias tail. but the match was already lost. fired 2nd defeat of the season could knock them off the top of the table. if you knew on berlin, when on sunday and, and saturday, late game frankfort stayed in the mix at the top of the table when they beat brenman to nell random. randolph, holland, wanna, ag, frank 1st, 2nd goal, early in the 2nd half of france, internationals 10th of the season, his head a, drew a save from the bremen keeper. but when the bull came back to him, he was ready with a close rage. finish. let's take a quick look at some other stories from the world of sports gonna and football. christiane at sue has been found dead nearly 2 weeks after the earthquakes that struck turkey and syria. i too had been playing for the turkish club, had ty spore in the city of antonia reported this month that he had been rescued from the rebel, but those were soon retracted english. premier league or club manchester united could soon have a new owner. cat i'll shake just see him been how my doll tanius offering to buy out the current us owners the glazed family. i'll tani is the chairman off one of kat house biggest bang. that's your news for now reporter is up next here on the channel. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news from the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. thought she up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights. i mean for him real 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in the meantime, d w dot com and d w social media channels. the handle that you need to use there is at d w. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you for watching. ah, ah, ah. ah, every 24th $940.00 p. m festival. the walls we fell asleep in was turbulent, but relatively peaceful. when we woke up, we found ourselves in a war. i'll previous lives, what we dreamed about. all that was now irrelevant. in that still dark dawn, an abrupt transformation took place. in an instant, our future filled with plans and hopes, turned into an abyss of fear and despair. as if a loom summer had suddenly turned intensely called when, like most people, i was in bed when the war starts to dave enable at my mom's latest. when will i come to see her? you husband was in our apartment left bank of the river. did it i was woken up before i am by shelling de s bull. i son woke me up and said it started his regardless us, we're not going to listen when the war started, when they started filming us, all of that. we looked with basements to take refuge in. i was 9 months pregna

d, w. o . d w. news line from berlin. the you plans new sanctions on moscow by february 24th a year since rushes invasion of ukraine. european commission president was left on the line and a team of top you officials have been holding talks with you. grantsville odom, your zalinski, keep ahead of a summit there on friday, also coming up russia mark the 80 years since the battle of stalingrad flooding. more prudent commemorates the soviet victory over nazi germany and attempts to draw parallels with his war of aggression and ukraine. and scientists in the us are trying to piece together the puzzle that is long cobit trying to find out why people's offer from the effects of coven months, or even years after they had it. ah, really, it's good, happy with us. it's the biggest you delegation to visit ukraine since the start of russia's invasion, european commission president was enough on the line and several other top european officials met with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski and keith to discuss new sanctions on moscow. as well as e u. a to ukraine. there was the feel of a family good. that is members at the e commission gathered in keith for a historic joint meeting with the ukranian government. he, you, commission president, was to live on the lion said they were there to show you up stands as firmly as ever, with ukraine in its war with russia. our presence in cuba to day gives a very clear signal. the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long haul. and we will stand up for ukraine as we stand up for the fundamental rights and the respect of the international law. but amid still the smiles in solidarity sits another issue, i guess, for you, uh huh. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski once she crane to become a fully fledged member of the e u family. and quickly i moved that born to lion, appears to endorse you, prepared your application for the european union membership brilliantly. i know it by experience you became acquainted at country while fighting an invasion. you continue to make impressive progress to meet the 7 steps of the commission's opinion. part of that progress is renewed crackdown on corruption, including this rate at the home of one of ukraine's most prominent billionaires. just a day before the e. u team's arrival in cave. that timely demonstration of the landscape determination to prove to doubt as in europe, that he and his government can be trusted. not only as a future e u member state, but also with billions in aid as him when the country starts to rebuild visual door level. but regarding for reconstruction, if there were a lot of discussions on various levels in europe, research regarding the rebuilding of our country after the war. concret. now it is time, i think, for more concrete details, luasa both the fast reconstruction and for fast financing of his process for our important process. he in the here and now the e. u has promised to continue its support for ukraine by hitting russia with a fresh wave of sanctions who, when it comes to e e. e membership, it looks like president the landscape would just have to ways that a rush as president library futon has attended the commemoration of the eighty's anniversary of the soviet victory over german forces at the battle of stalingrad and the city now known as vulgar grad student began with laying a wreath at the memorial complex to the fallen red army soldiers. he later spoke at an event where he criticized germany for helping arms ukraine. he said russia is once again threatened my german tanks is. this is his latest attempt to compare russia's war against ukraine with the soviet victory over nazi germany in world war 2. listen to some more of what potent had to say when you get a yoke. no, no fuck. it is unbelievable. noah, but it is a fog. me excuse me, duncan, we are regained, threatened by german leopard, tongues with crosses on this saw you disorder. we swear you. we have not sent our tongues to that boulder, but we have something to answer with this. and the use of ahmed vehicles will not be the end of it. what do you think? everyone should understand this solution if opinion with t w, russia, analysts, constantine, and god gave me his impression of foot and speech today. well, it's very standard putin of the last months and i would say, i would say in the years comparing, what happens today, his invasion of crying to, ah, not to germany's invasion of the soviet union, more than it is. again, a basically it always struck me by the way, the goal is that it escapes the arnie escapes him. it's know he's playing the knots roll in some way if you, if you extrapolated. but i think that this is a message that he has been hammering home all the time. we are engaged, we as russia are engaged in exec, existential struggle, which is only quote to the 2nd world war which school the great path re arctic war or in the started june and modern day russia. so i mean, he's not veering off from, from, from the script and he sees himself as i don't know, probably not as joseph stalin, but as during his yoke of a stollins, a number one marshal who was a very successful military leader of the time. so yes, we do see potent, once again telling the russians the war that happens today, or rather as it schooled in russia today. a special military operation is absolutely comparable to what happened between 1941 in 1945. but it just said it there, if we want to go in to that comparison, the roles between that war and this war are very whence reverse now. so who exactly is this narrative aimed at? because in the west, this is falling on deaf ears. everybody knows what happened. so does the audience at home, believe him, who is he, who is he targeting here? well before i also give you an example, a friend of mine who is a presenter for one of a russian independent and a tv and youtube channel channels. oh, told me a week ago that she was trying to weeks to explain to her mother who's probably 60 or something like that. that it was the soviet union that invaded poland in 1939 together with nazi germany. and she told me, my mother didn't believe it for a 3rd time. so it who to this aiming at the oldness in russia, which believes that russia is never at fault. and at the same time, this is the audience that, well, if not support the war then, and he says, okay, put in those what he's doing and put in his always trying to consolidate his base. and this is exactly the message for it. but now the enemy's not, you cry. if you look at russian propaganda channels, they're all is full of praise for the ukranian people, quote unquote, rushes, fighting nato in the proxy war. this is the message that's being sent by put into the russian people. and that's why he mentions, lay apart tanks with crosses, ah, own them, they're not going to have any crosses on them anyway because they were going to be repainted in or by the gray is bought. the idea is to invoke this old soviet adara, that the whole europe was against the soviet union during the 2nd world war. so essentially we have action replay of saudi of propaganda bought with use of, you know, more than television techniques, social media, and relentless, 247 propaganda. and that makes it auth warren, dangerous d, w. consenting aga in vilnius, thank you so much. thank you. wouldn't use german support for ukraine to draw a parallel with nazi germany asked me to leave political correspondence. i am young of berlin as prepared for this kind of rhetoric. yeah, i think so. i think vladimir putin has done this again and again, he's got his own version of how the world works. he says that he's in ukraine fighting what he calls ukrainian nazi isn't. now here is doubling down ways, frankly offensive suggestion that the modern federal republic of germany is somehow in league with nazis. but of course, german leaders know very well that it's, it's easy to misrepresent your support, giving now to ukraine as it, as it baffles against the invader. as by making these comparisons that polluted makes with the nazis in the 2nd world war, the ukrainian soil, after all, is the very territory where some of the worst not sea troll cities were carried out in the day. putting himself with speaking today on the site o

um no w m d, meaning that they didn't have any information said iraq had w d, but they wanted to prove it. so they would start with the proposition iraq has w, m d, and then they would fixed the intelligence around that means cherry pick information to make the case. this was all done before they were talking about going to the united nations before weapons inspectors were allowed back in a the, the united states was going to go to war with iraq regardless, regardless, it doesn't matter what the truth was. when was, when weapons, you know, one of the things i did, and i'm very proud of this. when after the meeting between bush and blair in bushes ranch in crawford, texas, i made the decision that the only way that the united states could be stopped from going to war with iraq was if weapons inspectors were allowed back into iraq. but i, rec, wasn't even considering that. so i actually flew to south africa to meet with tara kaziz. um, to ask him to allow me into iraq, can remember who i am. i'm the evil incarnate. i'm the inspector that was responsible for all the troubles that iraq had