d w. william blue croft picks up that part of the story now. yeah, let's remember that putin deployed nearly 200000 troops to ukraine's borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet, but we might be seeing signs of that starting change after light fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favorite. i might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bella roof, that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troop transports these kinds of heavy armored, heavy, mechanized vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in supplies that need to keep up. and russia we've been hear

d w. william blue cross has more yet, let's remember that putin deployed nearly 200000 troops to your cranes borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet. but we might be seeing signs of that starting to change after light, fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favor. now you might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bellow, roof that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troop transports these kinds of heavy armored heavy mechanize vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in supplies that need to keep up. and russia we've been hearing appears to be struggling with those kinds of supply lines. but if

d. w. william glue, croft beer. my next guest is liam collins. he is a retired us special forces, colonel. he was a senior defense advisor to ukraine curl. it's good to have you on the program. i want to start by talking about what we're seeing along the black sea coast. now we've got russia gaining control of the port city of hair song. mario poll is under threat. do you see russia being able to get the entire coastal region of ukraine under its control and turning ukraine into a landlocked country? i think they have the potential to do that. but it's challenging, right? like the reporter, you know, accurately important. it simply owning it, like on the map where you have the colors there and actually controlling are not the same thing. so yes, without a doubt, even though mary might be shut off. and if they control that, it will impede definitely the flow of goods in their, into ukraine. and what would that mean? i'm just trying to think of what was the situation on the ground be like for the ukrainian military if they have no access to the coa

d. w. william with menez, latham yarnell. my name is deana lots jacob, this is just like hundreds of thousands of my compatriots. i had to flee to warn you. cray nixon, i'm 17 years old. i'm a restaurant and my dream is to be an olympic champion. this is my story voicemail study. ah, ah. ah, this safe 1000 kilometers away from their hometown and la viv deanna. together with her mother and youngest sisters and the family cat. bonia. this new makes it time was actually the former office of michael mertsa, a coach and a wrestling club in berlin. he helped bring deanna and her family to safety. so this friday, it was about 3 days after the start of the war, marco just wrote to me and offered to bring me to berlin veneer for you janice. at 1st i didn't know what i should do because i also had my mom and my little sisters . i was scared to leave them behind. and i wasn't sure what to do with it. and it's not the sort of what they asked. the other mom it it then i range the plan to my mom and decided to take her and my youngest sist

d. w. william croft. we've been hearing for days both that russian forces have largely stalled and that they are preparing to press their invasion along the lines of attack they've made so far. at the same time, many cities remain under relentless shelling and aerial attack, and we can have a look at where things appear to stand based on the latest information we've been able to gather from military analyst. first, of course, around the capital of key russian forces are massing from multiple sides around the north and around the east. but apparently they still don't have the strength to launch a full on assault of this city. of nearly 3000000 people, ukrainian forces are reportedly challenging russian forces all along this line would advance, especially in the north eastern part of the country. you can see russian efforts to try to consolidate their gains here along the north just as they've done in the south by connecting their eastern forces with their southern forces. if they can do that, they'll be ab

d w. william blue cross reporting, they're here or more headlines from the war in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has discussed western sanctions in a call with saudi crown prince ma hm had been selman. now, according to kremlin sources, putin denounced the politicization of global energy supplies. russia is the 2nd largest exporter of crude oil behind saudi arabia. france has seized a super yachts linked to a russian oligarchy. the a more a vero, the is owned by a company with ties to igor such and he's head of the russian oil group ra, sniffed french customs, sees the 85 meter long vessel at a shipyard near mar, say in accordance with ease sanctions against vladimir putin's inner circle of the kremlin has long been cracking down on independent media in russia. censoring voice is critical of the government's issues when the were in ukraine began. authorities band media outlets from using terms such as attack or invasion to describe what is happening. we're now the latest casualty in the information war is the independent radio station echo of moscow. it says it's shutting down aft

d. w. william glue croft can tell us more diary, wholly easy, especially the civilians and cities around the country. they're facing aerial bombardment and shelling by russian forces. and we can see that on the map behind me at the the have a latest look up the fighting. it shows where ukrainian and russian forces are most heavily engaged on the ground and were russian force are trying to make more headway now, much of that is in the south here. they're trying to move out west and east from the south, trying to connect with their forces into the east. now that could eventually at least cut off ukrainian forces in the east, if not completely split the country into 2, between west and east east. now in the north, we're seeing more fighting as russian troops are trying to encircle the capital of ki from multiple directions. it's very slow going for russian forces we've been hearing about some of supply issues. fuel shorted as these kinds of things and slowing down a very, very intense rush in advance.

there's plenty more of everything latest at d, w dot com and of course, instagram and twitter at the dap. he needs to stay there and stay with us at d. w. m. william good craft. thanks for watching. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning facts, 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 for free. they want to know what makes with love and batting thing with stuff away from that, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone was laid. holden every day. just getting are you ready to meet the gym and then join me right. just do it on d, w. ah, with, i can't take it any more. it's too much. rushes invasion of ukraine has turned lives upside down. people who were just recently going about their day to day routines now fear for their lives. and many are on the run seeking safety in neighboring countries, including germany. now, my mother lives in car keys and it's being destroyed. they're shooting

course more few coming soon in the meantime, stick with us on d, w dot com at dw news on twitter and instagram. and right here on d, w i. william blue cross, thanks very much for watching. ah ah, they've had no peace 40 for decades. people of iraq. country is devastated and there's no end to violence. how did it come to this group this is revealed and unprecedented story. he behaved exactly like said douglas and the poison spread. bear with me 3 new life the great documentary series iraq destruction of a nation. this week on d. w with it's been a while since the mood was this heated and germany. it's about the corona virus vaccination and the question is for or against that i don't want to be filled yet. no. right to do that. oh, peace, freedom, self determination. bless. from the loud speaker. the pandemic is dividing the country and thousands take to the streets on a regular basis. the majority and germany do think vaccination, compulsory mosques, and other protective measures are the correct strategy. a minority, however, feels oppressed by the state and its making its voiced, heard against a potential mandatory vaccination.

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d. w. william glue, croft reporting there, a number of ukrainian cities remain under heavy bombardment. the mayor of mario poll says that the port city of surrounded and running out of food another port city harrison has become the 1st major urban area to fall into russian hands. ukraine accusing russia of deliberately targeting civilian structures. they valid all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live eve. those with combat experience. teach those who have never held a gun before, i guess for brooklyn, liberty thoughtful. i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself, and how to survive if the enemy comes for war of the knocker. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come . this is what the outskirts of key of look like with russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military operation is going to plan what is his gifts, alt

d, w. so william clue croft from yet, let's remember that potent deployed nearly 200000 troops to ukraine's borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet. but we might be seeing signs of that starting to change after light, fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favor. now you might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bella roof, that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troop transports these kinds of heavy armored, heavy, mechanized vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in supplies that need to keep up. and russia we've been hearing appears to be struggling with those kinds of supply lines. but i

d. w. ah, william, how to think on gonzalez, will i? and if i had known that the boat would be bad, small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not have put myself and my parents into danger. god, it's a female for that. he was legal, would love one central hospital on the liberty to give them i had serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there, but it wasn't got of it. you want to know their story info, migrant clarified and reliable information for migrants. here watching d w. news. asia coming up today as russia continues, is offensive in ukraine, many policy makers in europe and beyond our asking whether china can help as a mediator to end this conflict will take a closer look. plus people in taiwan also fear a giant neighbor to the north and see the russo ukrainian war as a cautionary tale. and a massive wake up call. ah.

d. w. o. william how to think on gonzalez, will i and was how you know, if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not have put myself and my parents in danger. god, it's a female for that. he was leave who love one centreville hospital and live with him . i had serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there with you want to know their story in full migrant clarified and reliable information for my grants. mm hm. the warren ukraine has triggered a seismic shift in politics with far reaching international repercussions. german economics minister, robert ha, back, whose mission was to help germany go green head to the middle east seeking new sources of fossil fuels. a u. s. president who wanted to take care of the home front, travels to europe, looking to shore up a united front with a un nato allies can either deliver results that helped stem the conflict and its effects.

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well let's take a at sort of more broader look in a bigger picture with me in the studios d, w reporter william blue cross tag. good to see you, william. now, this visit is a delicacy balancing act will say for joe biden is no, it's no secret at the post present. would her brother have a president, donald trump, a more so than the democratic president? right. i mean, i wouldn't go that far. i think the polish president, polish government is always happy to have a visit from a u. s. president to get the attention of the united states regardless of who's in power. but of course, it's no secret, as you mention as, as our colleague barbara mentioned and, and the, the guest before that mentioned there is not a lot of love lost here between the 2 sides of their ideologically, they're politically very different by them being on the more the sort of central left side of the spectrum and in poland being a very conservative government, being a go going very hard against l g b t q writes, for example, squeezing their judiciary very hard. and we shouldn't forget that there is an ongoing rule of law dispute

d, w reporter william blue cross. thanks for your analysis. well, many of those who flee ukraine austin arrived traumatized in neighboring countries . the war itself, the sudden need to leave everything behind and the journey out as well as the uncertainty of what might come next can be overwhelming. he w's monica shariska, sent us this report from the train station in shami shall on the polish border with ukraine there. she met eva buena. she's a polish psychotherapist who's worked in germany for decades. just one of several, german and polish mental health professionals offering you arrivals. psychological 1st aid. and as someone trying to here to go, you were pharmacists in, we're not. i've been baby life owner. good pick a 25 year old woman arrived without luggage carrying just her baby. she has 3 children. the youngest is just 10 months old. she couldn't bring anything as she traveled 3 days without sleeping without eating. when she got here, she was so exhausted. she was barely able to sleep at the back when we approached her and asked h

d w reporter williams, blue cross thanks for your analysis. meanwhile, more than half a 1000000 people have fled to moldova as neighbor, romania. the country is a member of both the european union and nato, and is the 2nd most frequent destination for ukrainian refugees after poland. many arrive with harrowing tales of their escape from the war. it's just a short ride to safety, but for many here it comes after a long and perilous journey. this family reunited at the docks. some came by ferry, others over land, leaving behind a home caught in some of the fiercest fighting so far. we could either law, comical alive. the situation is very bad. one got to sir. it is being shell from every direction. almost people who are able to flee are fleeing. it is hard, boy, i want to go home. i want to go home very much. ukraine's short border with romania runs along the danube river. fairies land at the town of a sacha with only a few 1000 inhabitants. it is become yet another transit point as refugees flow out of ukraine. many of the new arrivals are fleeing southern ukraine, where the russians ha

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d. w. o, a william had a big gun, gonzalez will i and was how, you know, if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the trail. i would not to put myself and my parents in that danger. god, it's a theme of the for that he was leave who love one centreville hospital on the level to give them i had serious problems on a personal level. and i was unable to live there with you want to know their story info, migrant clarified and reliable information for my grants. are you ready to get a little more extreme? for these places in europe are smashing all the records into censure. just don't lose through grip. is the treasure map for modern globetrotters discover. some of you wicker, british sites to also invoke form ah, the korean capital, that's the primary military objective for the kremlin. but as its force is trying to move in to keep, it continues to face resistance. ukraine now says it's regain control of a key suburb. on tuesday, the defense ministry says that success prevents russia from surrounding the capital from the northwest and as ukrainian forces keep

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d w program online. d, w dot com highlight ah, william, how to be gunner gonzalez with ion? and if i had known that the boat would be that small, i never would have gone on the train. i would not have put myself and my parents in that danger. god, it's a theme of the little for that it was late who love on center. they've had that one liberty to give them. i had serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there, but i went to go to with you want to know their story info, migrant clarified and reliable information for my grants. ah, ah, buildings and ruins masses on the run. ukraine is suffering from russia's war of aggression. and any one in russia who dare speak out against it is taking an enormous risk. ah, those little scar, i'm rushing myself here. and what my own people are doing, shields me, the terrifies me and embarrass know that i feel absolutely devastated and furious at my own helplessness. and that everyone has lost their minds. so go ahead. it is sama i got a lot of off and live louder. have both fled, couldn't russia state repression and went

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would you w william blue cross d u n. refugee commissioner, put it bluntly on twitter earlier today to 1000000 people have now fled ukraine since russia's invasion less than 2 weeks ago. now, where are they going? we can have a look on the wall here. now most people are heading of course, makes no sense to neighboring countries. the vast majority of them of the more than 2000000 people. 1.2000000 them going to neighboring poland smaller but still significant numbers to countries like slovakia, hunger, romania, moldova, all countries bordering ukraine. now this is where people are going 1st. it doesn't mean that's where they're going to stay already. thousands of people have moved on from poland to next door here in germany, for example. now ukrainians can already travel to the european union without a visa, and the e. u has said it will grant them automatic protection for at least a year. something that's never been done before. and you've probably, as we said at the top, we've been hearing this comparison toward war 2. now let's remember back then, europe was largely in ruins to day.

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abilene. glisper radley, our mac recruiter that will go through with i was born in william stuart's march 30th on d, w. ah ah, welcome to global 3000 and insecure future, the survival of penguins in the antarctic is under threats. dangerous dependency. how russia's war in ukraine is worsening, hunger around the world, and far from home. ukrainians fleeing the war are searching for a new life in peace. rushes invasion has devastated much of ukraine. apartment blocks, schools and hospitals continue to be mercilessly targeted with the number of civilian casualties rising hastily dug. trenches are serving as provisional graves for many of the dead. ukrainians have shown fierce resistance against the russian army with huge losses on both sides. while the men fight large numbers of women, children and older people have fled the country. that route is often dangerous, with the high risk of being shot themselves. several 1000000 ukrainians have already left. thousands of refugees arrived from ukraine every day in berlin alone, including many non nationals who have likewise had to flee. all have suffered sadne

when they got to william, ordered the interview with ukrainian president, the lindsey on d. w. a war shaking euro to its core. over 3 weeks ago, russian taint rumbled over ukrainian soil. we've been there from the start witnessing the invasion meeting, the risky that he's reporting on a war unfolding. the struggle for ukraine close up in 60 minutes on d. w. o o . people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the board. families flane's bomb attacks in syria. these critical illness, we know against them is traitor. people fleeing screened around her off again. 200 people has sunk in the gmc around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we ask why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d. w. for mines. oh mister frizzle, thank you so much for taking your time and talking exclusively to the public broadcasters across the whole europe, and the whole world. and this extraordinary time. my name is angelina cook. i kina and i'm from the ukrainian public broadcaster. thank you very muc

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this is the w news and more d w. made for mines. o d z o gotta william horny, some me. hello, my daughter's niecy with forshaw of their lunch event for zoom, dashed down and did mean into stopping in tennessee, uber hope to get an event. lynette benin. in 75 minutes on d. w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word. hello, pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him? simple online, on your mobile and free to shop. d, w e learning course, nikos vague. german made easy ah, business d w news, and these are our top stories emergency officials in the ukraine and capital key of say at least 8 people were killed in russian. bombs, destroyed a shopping mall in a residential neighborhood. despite the continued onslaught ukraine's president says the country will never bow to russian demands for surrender, including in the besieged port of maria, pull.

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d. w. the war in ukraine. president follow me. it's zalinski in an in depth interview gamma. this is louis william watches with his sham on national devout dallas shareholders chemo, malaysia. we only got the we emergency interview with ukrainian president. the length is 90 minutes on d. w. ah. man with the memories of a woman, ali from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage. great. his escape will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be and it will be spared badly. oh, in battery credit and we'll go through with it. i was born in stuart's march 30th on d w. ah, this is date ebony news and these are our top stories. russia's efforts to occupy the key ukrainian port of mary you poll, continue with bombs, striking an industrial compound president the landscape now says there is nothing left of the city ukrainian forces. i resist take russians, attempts to take the capital, keep raising fears that russia will escalate the war to new heights. a russian court has sent his kremlin critic alex and val.

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