and for more on this less cross to d, w's, russia, analyst constantine, i guess, who joins us now from vilios. constantine, what's the reaction been to the killing in russia? so far, well, when i woke up this morning, i saw the russian to the sphere, the russian sort of social media, really exploding with this news and predictably those who are support a president, putin. and he's war was saying, this is an act of terrorism. and those who oppose him and the lot of ukrainians was saying, serves duke in the right. even basically, if he was the target of this or a parent assassination attempt, although frankly what i've seen in the last 23 hours, is quite interesting because a new report of servicing that the car in which her daddy, our duke in our travels, was really a her car and not dugan's car. so now a new version is that actually she was the intended victim of this hit. if this was indeed a hits, but it seems like it was are certainly, and that would appear to be, but just to help us understand a little bit more about the man at the center of this, the survivor and the father, alexa

earlier d w's, russia analysts, constantine ag. he spoke with it and i asked him, how much credibility there is to the accusations coming from the russian authorities. oh, there is none. and as experience taught us, as those who worked in russia, you have to take anything that the russian officials are saying with a very big pinch of salt, are the details that were provided by the f b, the russia security service about the assassin. amazingly, sort of carful a barrier my, the fact that there is slightly more than just one day since of the death of a misdemeanor. and frankly, speaking a someone who watched russia for 30 years, i always take, will they say with a very, very big doubts bought at the same time and have say that the circumstances, of course, ty, is killing to the name of duncan. there is no doubt in my mind that this is related and now we have a group that calls itself the national republican army and it is claiming responsibility for the car bomb they have you ever heard of this? were no, none. no, i never heard about

d. w. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east my guest this week, believe that is likely the case in bremar is a political scientist and founder of.

it starts august 14th on d, w. russia and ukraine. are taking heavy casualties in the don bus, but has ukraine already lost the east my guess this week believe that is likely the case in bremo.

ok, and we now going to cross back to d, w's, russia and analyst constantine agates talk about the alleged killing of one of president. putin's close allies, konstantin, and can you tell us was a she be a target and before lead for tackle or was it indeed her father? judging by the telecom channels look really nice. this it seems the guinea himself, he in doughty of his daughter, attended the festival together and go, were intended to travel together back home in their jeep but to your talk. oh, but for some reason mister doing decided to take another call from we have another meeting or something like that. so donna was driving told herself if that's where the car exploded. so it seems, it was him. now deacons writes, and writings are thought to have a deep influence and latin, a putin's world view, given how close doogan in person are what effect is this likely to have on the russian president? i don't know because i was on include ins, mom frankly is good. i'm sure we'll we're here. oh, i'm they probably, i'm guessing today. oh, i'm sorry, the sound just is working here. we're gonna hav

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d. w. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus, but has ukraine already lost the east my guest this week believes that is likely the case in bremmer is a political scientist and founder of the eurasia group. it is very clear that the cost that russia is going to pay economically, politically and strategically for a generation or more will be very severe and that, and we can't, we can't forget about that. and we also discussed the impact of a conflict that has had a broader effect on global stability all this and more on this week's conflicts on, ah, in burma. welcome to conflict on that the joining now the battle for ukraine is slowly dangerously close to becoming a frozen conflict. ukraine is facing 10 times a number of artillery guns. it has, according to some reports, losing up to 200 soldiers a day. and russia is making small, but incremental gains could ukraine be on the verge of losing the don bass? it's certainly losing most of the don boss. it's hard to imagine that they would be able to retake the territory that would bring them back to the pre february 24th l

d. w. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east? my guest this week believes that is likely the case in bremmer is a political scientist and founder of the your race.

let's get more on the story from d. w's, russia. analysts, konstantin. i got konstantin. are you surprised by this verdict? clara, not at all. ah, according to statistics, only one percent of of sending in russian quotes and in a quit. so written griner is pretty much a standard case. secondly, it doesn't really matter, or whether these hash apples were planted on her, which is quite a frequent occurrence in russia, or she really carry them up. ever since she was detained, she became a valuable hostage for the crumbling, also a very high profile one. so this decision was predestined. you don't swap, do you don't exchange people in such circumstances without very, ah hi, but very, very, very sort of high profile sentence. so not yours is what i actually predicted. and indeed, we know there have been high level diplomatic efforts between laugh rob and blink and discussing an exchange of russian and american prisoners. are you saying that this is what this case is all about? yes, although she was arrested just a week before i put in the 2nd invasion, or are you crying out on

d. w. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east my guess this week believes that is likely the case in.

d. w. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east my guess this week believes that is likely the case in bremo is a political scientist and found a.

let's bring in our correspond and dorian jones and assemble and d, w. russia, analyst konstantin, got joining us from building. it's good to see you both story and i'd like to start with you. the relationship of putin an early on is often branded as a marriage of convenience. so what's in it this time for the turkish president? i think president, one will be looking to continue. what is the, the ongoing momentum of this great deal? the parents, success of more ships are continue or expected to be passing through. and i think president, one will be pressing on the importance of maintaining this great deal. given the fact that it was seen as a turkey u. n broke with deal, lot of prestige, just touch because our parents fix it. and also, once he is of indication of he maintaining these close relationships with russian president vladimir putin in the face of strong criticism for many of his western allies. but also, we'll be looking to address the question of syria. he wants to launch a major military operation against theory and kurdish forces in an area controlled by russia. as he has b

d. w. ah. ah. ah . this is digger you news law from berlin, a high profile killing in russia. the daughter of a russian ultra nationalist dies in a suspected car bomb attack. daria duke venus, father alexander dugan, is an advisor to russian president vladimir putin report suggest he may have been the intended target. also coming up. much of the world currently faces drought conditions and china is worried. the lack of rain could weigh in on its grain harvest. so it's now planning to see to cloud, to generate rain. and as much of the northern hemisphere swelter and heat ways will take you to la soto for some fun on the ski slopes ah unexpired. welcome to the program. the daughter of alexander doogan, a close ally of russian president vladimir putin, has been killed in a suspected car bomb attack near moscow. her father, alexander, duke, and may have been the intended target. he's an ultra nationalist whose ideas have influenced the government's policies, including the invasion of ukraine, the russian foreign ministry spec, they did that. keith may have been behind the bombing,

d. w. 's, russia on this konstantin exit. any americans attain immediately turns into a very valuable hostage. and i think that because of the current situation, the war, ah, there are look, many americans coming to russia. so brittany greiner began become, becomes and even more valuable hostage. but the form is to put in the release as soon as i think he will. in exchange for a valuable russian prison of america, they have to give her a big, big, big, massive sentence. because as you know, in russia, courts are just and they have to show that they are completely merciless. ok. i know you mentioned that base talks between the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking on these russian counterparts. so gay laughter of they, they've happened recently about a prisoner swapped. didn't amounts, didn't come to anything. the americans have offered to victor, but tell us who he is and whether that deal might still be on the table. well, i think the deal is on the table and i think that mister putin wants basically how to get the maxim

d w. 's, russia analyst, constant in aga, spoke to us about how much credibility there is to the accusations coming from the russian authorities. well, there is none and the as experience taught us, as those who worked in russia, you have to take anything that the russian officials are saying with a very big pinch of salt, are the details that were provided by the f b, the russia security service about the assassin, amazingly, ob, sort of careful, a barrier my, the fact that there is just one day since the death of a misdemeanor. and frankly, speaking a someone who watched russia for 30 years. i, i always take, will they say, with a very, very big doubts bought at the same time and has to say that the circumstances, of course, a tie is killing to the name of duncan. there is no doubt in my mind that this is related of the question is, who benefits from this assassination? i will see it very soon. if the criminal wants to use it, he will not be shy at showing it. i don't know. clamping down on the remainder, russian opposition. oh, jacked up a tax against you crying. and i think that there ar

d. w as russia analyst, konstantin agood from vilnius in lithuania, and asked him why russia would burn off millions of euro's worth of gush. well, your guess is as good as mine. ah, oh, i see that the probably bugs i do think that, ah, when you hear the words gas and russia and putin in one sentence that does usually politics and that i think that even if the portfolio facility ah, can handle such a lot of up such a big amounts of gas, which is a possibility with you ah, decreasing it's embossed from russia. it still could have probably send something to storage. it could have warned the neighbors. but this very demonstrative flaring does have a very, very clear with of the gremlins sort of, if you wish, or p r stunt. and frankly speaking, as far as i know, putting is very well very well informed about all the intricacies of the functioning of the gas pipeline systems, pumping station stuff like that. little, there's a lot of information about the lots of testimonies that he does really immerse himself in that. so i suppose i don't go, they don't put an order that, but definitely i'm s

every weekend on d w ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. russia's war comes to occupied crimea. once again, huge blasts kill at least one person on a military base deep inside russian controlled territory. a key official says it may be the work of partisans, but russia or explosions, an accident, and new kinds president again vows to retake crimea. also coming up a neck and neck brace and kenya, early election results, show votes are almost evenly divided between the 2 top contenders for the presidency and to some he's a journalist, uncovering war crimes to others. he's a spy. as julie in a song, a white expedition to the u. s. on espionage charges. his wife, stella tells d w. his case is having a chilling effect on press freedom. ah, i'm minute mckennan. welcome to the program. russia's war on ukraine is again impacting the occupied crimea peninsula. russian officials say that explosions at an ad based there have killed one person and injured several others videos. shad on social media shows several large blasts at lenovo fed. a reef cut facility rushes, defens

d, w. ah, as russia invasion of ukraine reaches the 6th month mark, we look out whether russia's economy has paid enough of a price for its aggression. also on the show, a 30000000000 dollar deal to help the chip maker intel compete with its asian rivals. we get more from our correspondent on wall street and taking your commute to the cloud. well, show you a prototype of a flying taxi, whose maker se, is nearly ready for take off. this is the w business. i'm janelle de malott on welcome. as russia's invasion of ukraine passes the half year mark, the damage wrought by moscow has been incalculable. western powers had hoped the effect those sanctions would push russia to change its course. 6 months later, it's worth asking if the kremlin has been hit hard enough. the main life preserver for the russian economy has been energy prices. after february's invasion of ukraine, the cost of fossil fuels spiked and that cushioned russia against the intended impact of western sanctions. but even though high prices have helped keep russian coffers, fuller than expected, economy is forecasted to contract b

d, w dot com slash dodge lennon on facebook or in the land gym. and so free with d w ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine, zap parisha nuclear plants. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by his forces near by residence a stocking stocking up on i've been pills. both sides accused each other, firing on the facility. also on the program health care work is in india. prepare for what might be the next big virus outbreak. will take a closer look of what they're doing to contain monkey pox. and poland and germany investigate the cause of math fish deaths in the odor. river tests show taught technology you linked to industrial pollution, maybe to blame for the ecological disaster. ah, and i man, you can speak and, and thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit the shop or reach a nuclear power plant in a cool with frances president, emmanuel, my call be russian leader, said officials from the international atomic energy agency will be a to assess the situation on the ground russian troops stati

d w 's, russia analyst, konstantin again, gave me his take on brittany griner sentence. all sentences of russia hard, especially knows concerning narcotics, and especially the case of an american, any american detained immediately turns into a very valuable hostage. and i think that because of the current situation, the war. ah, there are look, many americans coming to russia. so brittany greiner began become, becomes, and even more valuable hostage. but the form is to put in the release as soon as i think she will, in exchange for a valuable russian prison of america. they have to give her a big, big, big, massive sentence. because as you know in russia, courts are just and they have to show that they are completely merciless. ok, i know you mentioned that that base talks between r u. s. secretary of state, anthony blanking on his russian counterpart, sergey laugh. rob they, they've happened recently about a prisoner swap, didn't amount didn't come to anything. the americans have offered to victor, but tell us who he is and whether that deal might still be on the table.

d. w. ah . ah, business d w. news live from berlin. russia says it's evacuated, 3000 people in crimea, after explosions, rocks, a russian military facility. there. moscow claims it fell victim to sabotage on the program. the runner up in kenya's presidential election says he will challenge the results, but just kenyans to remain peaceful through the process. and in the u. s. days of wyoming, republican house representative bliss cheney could lose her seat in congress if voters shun her for her vocal criticism of former president trump and his role in the january 6th riots. ah, i'm all azako, thanks for being with us. we begin in crimea where multiple explosions have breakthrough and ammunition steep ho. russia says 3000 people have been evacuated and describes the blast as an act of sabotage without saying who it holds responsible. only a week ago, a russian ad base in the next peninsula was attacked if ukrainian forces are behind the explosions in crimea, it would mark a significant escalation in the war. cellphone video captures, a giant fire on the horizon. russian officials say the blades engulfed,

d, w dot com slash dot land on facebook. oh, in the gym and for free with the w. d. ah ah, this is d, w. use life from berlin. russia shoots down a drone over the headquarters of its black sea fleet in crimea. it's the latest attack targeting russian military infrastructure in the attic peninsula. explosions, rock, mogadishu, militants lay siege to a hotel, killing a dozen people attack tests and malia stability under a new president in the buddhist legal framing. make history with a stunning light. come back in thought. what and levels and stuff fans for all the wrong reasons. making it re losses in iraq. ah, i've been fizzle and welcome russian officials in occupying crimea. say they have shut down a drawing that was headed for a key military base. it was targeting the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in sebastopol. it was the 2nd assault of its kind against the naval command in less than a month. russia occupied and annex the ukrainian peninsula in 2014 international community continues to recognize it as part of ukraine with your fortune in crimea . the threat is again coming from the skies resident and

d, w. ah, ah. ah, this is d w. new life from berlin, russia jails, american, boston, all star, brittany griner for 9 years. she was convicted of drug smuggling, but a prisoner swap could see her exchange for a notorious russian arms data being held in the united states. class. the u. s. condemns china for firing ballistic missiles around taiwan. the by the administration says it's an over reaction to us. how speaker nancy pelosi, his visit to the island and a forest fire raging in germany's capital. the blaze broke out at a police munitions depot and a spread to surrounding woodland on the outskirts of berlin. ah, amarillo mohammed, welcome to the program. a russian court has sentenced us basketball star, brittany griner, to 9 years in prison, for drug per that possession and also smuggling. she was convicted of carrying cannabis oil into russia. the white house, as griner was wrong. 3 detained, and this calling for her release. brittany griner entered the cramped court room and defended cell, hoping the sentencing judge would be lenient that

d. w. ah ah . ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine, chaper asia, nuclear plant. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by its forces back to the resident, stuck up on iodine pills with both sides, accusing each other a fighting near the facility. also coming out explosions. rock of an issue is militant place each to a hotel. at least 8 are killed with gunfire and cargo attack tests, somali as to bill a see under a new president and gas promenade, a 3 day shut down of been north stream gas pipeline. european customers turn down that heating and cities switch off the lights to save energy for the winter ahead. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit the shop parisian nuclear power plant and a call with france as president and manuel back home be your russian leader, said officials from the international atomic energy agency will be allowed to assess the situation on the ground russian troops est and at the plant, which i

d. w. mm . ah, ah, this is d w. news life from berlin. russia agreed to allow international inspectors to visit ukraine's exam for region nuclear plant. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station occupied by it forces residents sucking up on iodine pills as both sides, excuse each other, fight singing in the facility. also on the program, chancellor will actually it's testifies as an inquiry into germany's biggest attack scandal. he denies helping a bank avoid millions and payments that says he can't remember. the details. and finland's prime minister says she did nothing wrong by partying with friends. now, son of marin has taken a drug test to prove her point and filing her pregnant. ah, my manuscripts mckinnon. welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin says that he will allow inspectors to visit their shop parisha nuclear power plant in a coal with francis president manuel my called the russian leader said officials from the international atomic agency. energy agency will be allowed to assess the situation on the ground at russian, stationed at the plant, whic

world shouldn't forget o shuttle to $972.00 olympic massacre starts september, 3rd on d, w. 6 months and to russia, attack on ukraine, both sides are suffering heavy casualties, yet seem unable to gain the advantage at least until you look behind the front lines. ukraine is increasingly striking. russian targets deep in russian occupied territory and may have been respond.

d. w. news live from berlin. russia assistance evacuated, 3000 people in crimea offer explosions, rocked a russian military facility that moscow claims it fell victim to sabotage on the program. in the us state of wyoming, representative list cheney has just conceded defeat in the republican primaries. one of the party's few outspoken critics of donald trump cheney lost out to her trunk back rival harriet hagerman. and the runner i've been 10 years presidential election says he will challenge the result, but i just canyon to remain peaceful through the process. ah, i'm all, all soccer. thanks for being with us. we begin in crimea where multiple explosions have ripped through and ammunition depot. russia says 3000 people have been evacuated and describe the blast as an act of sabotage, without saying who is held responsible. only a week ago, a russian air base in the next peninsula was attacked. if you credit forces are behind the explosions in crimea, it would mark a significant escalation of the war. cellphone video captures, a giant fire on the horizon. russian officials say the blaze

d, w dot com slash business to check out our youtube channel as well, or the d. w. news channel. i've seen beardsley, thanks. watch with enter the conflict zone with sebastian. how worried are russia 5 about the progress of the war, f. mo, via of investigative journalist, managed to pierce the bailiff, secret fear among them. i'm very fond vasa, founder, an editor of the eigen through our website. we tracked russia, who can do services. it's really difficult for psychological law because not only bob, but on d. w. humor. oh no, go no caraballo. a wolf zone. behind a fragile piece reality, not a world inhabited by injured people. a deacon eric were also wounded. their healing lives and making visitors the faces of war. in 45 minutes on d, w. o. in music 50 years ago, the international gathering of peace and co operation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time i saw in our worst fears realized tonight. they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this, the world should not forget the long shuttle to 1

d. w. ah . ah, this is d w. news live from berlin, a show of support for ye cry. 6 months after russia's war began, leaders pledge billions of heroes in new age and weapons for keith. also coming up germany side to deal with canada to produce and ship green hydrogen to countries late as called historic step. that'll help fight climate change and help in germany's dependence on the russian gas. and voters in angola are set to head to the poles. the long time governing party faces serious competition. ah, i'm anthony how it's good to have a witness. german chancellor, olaf. shorts has pledged 500000000 euros in additional weapons to help ukraine fend off the ongoing russian invasion. berlin to pledge came as ukrainian president vladimir salenti. he hosted a virtual summit of dozens of world leaders to rally support for the return of the crimean peninsula, which russia occupied, and annexed in 2014 berlin's weapons. pledge came as the ukrainian president said, he would do everything necessary to retake control of the region. we are so it was just one of the latest to played support. canadian prime mi

d. w. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is d w. news lived from berlin. russia's war on ukraine could be spreading to be occupied crime in peninsula huge blocks kill at least one person on a military base. deep inside russian control territory, keith deny is carrying out any bombing and russia, explosions and accidents. also coming up and neck and neck brace and kenya, early election results, show votes are almost evenly divided between the 2 top contenders for the presidency. and as europe looks for different energy sources, nuclear power could be poised for a comeback in finland, says it has a solution to the problem of storing nuclear waste. but opponents say it's still not safe for us to some he is a journalist, uncovering war crimes, to others. he's a spy. as julian, a sorry wait expedition to the u. s. on espionage charges. his wife stella l. d w. his case is having a chilling effect on press freedom. ah, i manuscripts, mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. russian officials say explosions as an air base in occupied crimea have killed one person and injured several others. russian war pla

d. w. conflict zone with parish banner g. russia and ukraine are taking heavy casualties in the don bus. but has ukraine already lost the east? my guest this week believes that is likely the case in burma is a political scientist and founder of the your racial rope. thing going to happen in the little the russians with said will at all this and more on this week's conflict zone with 60 minutes to find any w ukraine. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d. w world heritage. 360. get the app now. ah. ah. hello and welcome to focus on europe. i'm more about the lyla, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan.

this is an egg on d, w with, ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. russia once again targets ukraine's 2nd largest city artillery range down on cost. keep bringing the death told days of attacks to at least 18th is comes as explosions are heard of the key russian military base and occupied crimea. also on the program, german chancellor of shoulds prepared to take the witness stand a proven into the country's biggest ever tax.

d. w. ah, ah, this is d. w. news live from berlin, a high profile killing in russia. the daughter of an ultra nationalist, russian idealogue is killed in a suspected car bomb attack. the vehicle belong to putin ally alexander, duke and report suggest he may have been the intended target. also coming up a bloody siege in the somali capsule, mogadishu comes to an end. somali, forced to say, they have defeated the islamist militants, who stormed a hotel. the attack leaves at least a dozen dead. and breyman make bundis niga history with a stunning, come back and don't want raymond school 3 late goals. all of them off to the 88th minute. ah, i manuscripts, mccann, and welcome to the program. the daughter of the man described as russian president putin's brain has been killed in a suspected car bomb attack name moscow. alice unconfirmed video is believed to show a distraught alexander dugan at the sight of the explosion that killed his daughter . daria to gain a russian. john less strongly backed the invasion of ukraine. she seen hair and selfie in the ukrainian city of mar

you countries have divided on the issue. lithuania isn't a you country which also borders russia. d. w. constantine agate asked their foreign minister gabriella lance baggage for his thoughts on this proposal. the thing has made this decision quite quite early and also not only just because of the political reasons, but also because of the practical reasons. the thing is that when the war started, ellison felt huge influx of people who are seeking for shelter, running away from persecution bead from from bellas, which i mean, so it's a long, long time ago. i mean, i just went to 2020, almost 2 years now and also from, from russia, from us go. so, and knowing that counselor capacity is limited, me that people can issue only so many businesses. so basically you have to answer yourself. a very simple question. could your issue have either 1st, is it a, a family of, of a, you know, n g o or a member who might be persecuted? who was father or mother is being persecuted or some tourist, you know, who wishes to spend a few lovely days by lithonian seashore? so the answer, it was obvious. so w

the loss, shuttled in 1972 olympic massacre, starts september, 3rd on d, w. 6 months into russia attack on ukraine. both sides are suffering heavy casualties, yet seem unable to gain the advantage. at least until you look behind the front lines. ukraine is increasingly striking. russian targets deep in brush an occupied territory and may have been responsible for huge explosions at an ammunition depot and an air field in crimea. fresh shelling of europe's biggest to nuclear power plant adds up our visa is meanwhile raising alarm. on to the point we're asking, as the ukraine war grinds on, can either side to break the stalemate with . hello and welcome to, to the point. it's a great pleasure to welcome our guest beginning with jessica berlin, who is a political analyst with the german marshall fund, go staff grasso is senior policy fellow and military expert at the berlin office of the european council on foreign relations. and joining us online is my ukrainian colleague roman, contra ranko, who is working for d down the use russian desk in bon. and let me start by asking yoga stuff as o

and it's dissident artist, russia, a blacklist for different artist. with the focus on d. w in into the conflict. so with sebastian as rushing forward is advancing east of ukraine here is warding ally. good massive layout gum my here this week. um hold on his record with both bar man because minnesota there's not a member of the european parliament, heathen. flo, pressing for a quick c spar a wrong with 60 minutes a w with music 50 years ago. the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team. and immediately killed one man, and that this will be the last time i saw in life or worse fears realized tonight, they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world should not forget the long shuttle. the 1972 olympic massacre, start september 3rd on d, w. ah, hello everyone and welcome to focus on europe. we start today show with a look at putin's war which continues to.

d. w to the point in strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives. russia, 6 months for on ukraine is up ended the lives of people throughout the region, driving a wedge between neighbors, friends and families. tragic triangle is protein destroying ukraine, fell over, and russia join us on to point to that point. in 60 minutes on d, w o. into the to day, this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route a race linked to military interests, a race linked to political and military proceed, but also to my financial and ensure full of hardships, dangers and death. my children's journey around the world. sports, september 7th on d. w. 18 months after the violence on capitol hill. it's clear that us democracy was in greater danger than previously believed. testimony to the january 6th committee described that craze. donald trump grappling with his own secret service, determined to lead his arm supporters to congress and overturn jo biden's election victory. america's political system may only just have surviv

d. w. ah . ah. business d w. news live from berlin. ukraine, braces for possible attacks from russia on its independence day to day, also marks 6 months since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, unleashing a wave of death and destruction. the conflict has sent shock waves across europe and around the world. yet ukraine has defied all expectations and fights on also on the show. germany signs a deal with canada to produce and ship green hydrogen by 2025, a plan for a more sustainable future that does a little to ease germany's current dependence on russian gas. and voters in angola are set to head to the poles. the long time governing party faces, serious competition. ah, ameria evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is marking 31 years and declaring independence from the soviet union. but this year celebrations will be muted with the de falling exactly 6 months since russia's invasion and president zalinski warning of possible brutal strikes by russia. the war has had a tremendous repercussions on ukraine, and on the rest of the world, it triggered europe's worst refugee crisis. in the

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d, w. ah, this is d w. news coming to you live from berlin. russia once again targets ukraine, 2nd largest city. rockets, rain down on cocky destroying the university building and bringing the death toll the days of attacks to at least 18. also on the progress german chancellor, all of shoulds take the witness, stand at a probe into the country's biggest ever tack scandal. but he says he can't remember crucial detail. and the mystery of the dying fish. thousands of them washed up on river banks in poland and germany. now scientists may have an answer to why a river ran gently. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russian shelling continues to target hakim, ukraine's 2nd largest city. ukrainian officials say at least one person was killed when 5 rockets hit the city early on friday, between wednesday and thursday, 17 people died in russian shelling in hockey. meanwhile, media report say a russian air field in crimea has been rocked by a series of explosions. the blasts were reported near a military airport. north of the city of sebastopol, we're thought were dozens of combat a

okay, d, w spent his billing or in key thanks for that. energy analysts say russia is destroying natural gas stocks and could have gone to europe. they claim massive burn offset a plant near the finish border with 10000000 euros worth of fuel every day. local residents report feeling the warmth from the large flares. facility prepares russian gas for transport to germany, a valuable commodity vanishing into sin air. while the rest of europe struggles with shortages of natural gas, russia seems to have too much of it. analysts have taken special interest in this russian gas terminal located in port to via bay near the finished russian border. the north $31.00 gas pipeline to germany, starts in port to via and a new ellen g plant has been built at the site. satellite data collected by a norwegian energy consultancy suggests that the so called flaring of gases taking place here at unusual levels. and we observed that russia has been wearing ever since july 11th of mid july. which coincides with the maintenance that occurred or began on our streamline. but interestingly, flaring actually con

d, w. a. d w. news live from berlin, ukraine, braces for possible attacks from russia on its independence day. craning authorities ban mass gatherings of and warrants civilians that russia could again bomb the capital today mark 6 months since russia.

he's meeting with un secretary general antonia good cherish and turkish president, russia type, and one d. w mathias, pulling up is there covering the meeting and join just out. but he has talks more about these high level talks. what's on the agenda today? so good harris and add on other people who are behind the broke is behind that. a great deal that allows ukraine to ship out a grain from the ports, which should both sides have to agree to guarantee the security both sides. i mean, russia and ukraine guarantee the safe passage of the ships and these 2 are now here, and we've meeting with president lensky is the 1st time ad. one. why has been an important broker in this, in this war? is meeting directly with zalinski since the beginning of the war. the ad on a said that he wants to be, or he wants to initiate a piece process, a way of agreeing to receive high. however, whether this is likely or not, that high doubts about that. talk to us more about this grain deal. there was a lot of work diplomatic effort that went into making it happen. mathias, is it holding? is it working? it was a b

d. w, correspond mathias bellinger is following the story from kear. i asked him whether russia's claim that the explosions were an accident seemed plausible. well, yeah, the ukrainian ministry of defense, as saying that it advises the people in occupied crimea to adhere to smoking, reggie regulations and russia, how sad it was an accident. but if you look at the video footage that people have shocked or from these explosions, then it's so very clear that an accidental fire is not very probable to explosions happening at the same time, at 2 different locations. that pretty much looks like an attack. now who did it and why and how is another question over we have her several voices out of the ukranian government suggesting that it might have either been a partisan attack or some kind of a rocket r u a v attack or this is very contradicted, and that's probably intended because ukraine wouldn't want to give russia a clue about what has been happening and wouldn't or want russia to draw some consequences. in further cases, some security regulations, et cetera, are from this. so we are

d. w, made for mines 6 months ago to day russia began invading you crate. despite all of the intelligence, the warnings of an imminent attack. when this war started, most of the world was shocked. the shock factor wore off quickly have a year into this conflict. russia still out guns, ukraine, but weapons from the west are changing that equation. this war here in the heart of europe, it is far from over. sadly, the best way to shock the world now would be a prediction of peace. i break off in berlin. this is the day. ah, excellent independence days because of aberration, always parade. i think it's probably the most importantly, i wanna say that we'll see, you know about today's cancel or activities and you are fighting to pull just suffer any t with thousands of civilians have been killed in the interest including hundreds of children. i've never dodgy for a moment that ukraine is going to win this struggle a lot on august 24th, we say happy independence that ukraine also coming up the hard lessons in this war for russia. why out gunning? the ukrainians simply hasn't been enough. essenti

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