as they discussed the defense of easton ukraine. he said members had yet to agree on a new pledge for defense spending. but south mac said things were finally starting to move in the right direction. the face from a to germany, no way holders a. she's not a huge difference with a z. oh. but also with it has tv and stalked back. speaking there earlier, and d, w correspondent, shoals has been following that summit. and jones is now from there from brussels. terry, what is nitro, promising in order to speed up military aid for ukraine? well that in fact is its promise that it will speed up the military aid because we've seen a fairly slow, sluggish delivery of some of the weapons that, that ukraine wants most including tanks. and in fact, even defense minister pastorius said that, you know, he had expected other allies to start sending their tanks more quickly, once germany agreed to send their own end to allow other countries to exports. so this has really been a problem that things are promised and, and that they don't show up in, in

as said that an anticipated russian offensive in easton ukraine has now begun. is also warned that ukraine's back has arna logistical race to supply keith with weapons. and with ammunition the death toll from the earthquakes in the syria and turkey has now climb to more than 35000. the focus is now shifting to finding shelter for millions of people which are left homeless. by the way, don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play all from the apple apps stole that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and that's it from me. and that is team for now. don't go away, i'll thanks this kickoff. with the latest bonus league of football, i lost an update for you at the top of the office in berlin. ah, with ah, with a pulse ah, the beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about to perspective culture information. this is neither you news and warner d. w. made for mines o. e, go africa in botswana, the number

it's with the the, the news live from the the battle back in easton, ukraine is now the longest standoff in the war with russia and ukraine, determined to take the city despite heavy casualties. also of the program nature. chief again, stalsen burke outlines new pledges for ukraine, including heavy weapons and military training, and asks member states to ramp up ammunition production. 9 days into syria is a great disaster, damascus degrees of deals with the you add to allow 8 into some serious worst affected and germany's flight carry out. love concert councils, hundreds of flights because of a major i. t problem with air traffic controllers divert all flights away from the airlines main hub at franklin. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program moscow's intensifying its efforts to take back martin easton ukraine. russian troops of been shoving golden 20 villages and towns in the area making of the sides of the longest running battle of this war. unless say the cities not strategically important, but victory would be symbolic. ukraine and russia are both determined to prevail, travelling

protest stage, a silent strike to show their outrage. russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine, pushing to take more territory and the don, yes, region. and focusing on the area around the city of brockport. and they, to the pope's visit to one of africa's most catholic countries, democratic republic of congo. huge crowds attend mass in the capital, kinshasa. ah, i'm painful and welcome me. a man's military administration has extended its state of emergency. it could further delay elections. the hunter had pledged to hold by august, minimize marking 2 years since military leaders ousted also exceed cheese elected government in a qu, democracy activists have urged people across the country to stay home in a silent strike, leaving the streets of young, gone empty. overseas protesters gathered outside mamma's embassy and thailand chanting anti military slogans: mere muzzle stories that launched a bloody crack down or protest is that seen the us and its allies. we impose sanctions or members of the hunter. for more now i'm joined by independent journalist and political analysts spe

especially at eastern e u countries. meanwhile, the russian military has been targeting grain silos in easton, ukraine, according to the ukraine and swedish firm grain alliance as a result. warehouses have been destroyed and entire fields have gone to waste. in eastern e u member slovakia, grain alliance manager to he messiah has a loading station for grain exports in the past. his grain was exported to africa. vie ukraine, black see ports. now the root is unreliable, so he's selling to e u countries. instead, the problem is russia or controllers in the bus for aggression does not make so many. right? so, a low, you go into your brain last week. it was only night in the west of hello reza, in the couple months before or before the war. we could have done it, them and be hey, there was so for we the land root bias, lubbock and poland is the best option, but polish farmers one to stop that knowledge o a solution could be that ukraine and grain heads on by a corridor without remaining in poland or the e u, but being sent on directly to other import countries from when i was kind of the fellow. but the e

it says russia has also begun a new ground offensive in easton, ukraine, or russian missiles of coal saw nothing new in ukraine. even hospitals have come under attack, doctor's anal prepare, in case there targeted again he w abraham visited one hospital, the innkeeper, where despite the wall, there's no let in the number of babies being born. suzanna cooling spends a lot of her day waiting, waiting to hear from her husband maxime, who volunteered to fight putin's army on the eastern front internet's and she's waiting for their 2nd child, a girl to arrive. oh, just a minute. but with that, we talk about family and things at home as well as the soonest came. he feels that he is abandon us, but i tell him not to worry what i tell him. he is just doing his duty. there are plenty of reasons to worry. russian shells have hit ukraine's maternity words before in this war like these haunting images from maria pole in the early phase of the invasion show. yet jana refuses to have her baby anywhere else, but key of some of which had coming from the beginning of the war. i never once thought abou

a reminder of all top story. russia is stepping up efforts to take the city of buck motor and easton ukraine. the area is the side of the longest running battle in the war. both ukraine at brush to say they determined to prevail, that nato defense ministers are meeting for a 2nd day in the process to coordinate arms supplies to ukraine. pete, once that speed of delivery could mean the difference between the victory and defeat. that's it foam from me on the news team. i'll have an update for you at the top of the i don't go away up next business with kate 1st of gal realtors. invalid unix, down with of i was just rescuing daughter from afar. this one, this body globally, i found it like this and i couldn't just leave it there. dog showed me.

could double the distance ukraine can strike and pull and put all a brush of supply lines in easton, ukraine within reach more armoured vehicles and air defense supplies also being provided. the light package brings the total u. s. support the ukraine since russia's invasion to more than $29000000000.00. the ide comes as keeps forces struggling against an intensifying rush. an assault on the stronghold of back would, which if granny and president followed mister lensky says, his forces will hold quote, for as long as we can european union latest. meanwhile, it stopped short of granting ukraine a fast track to membership in the block. at a summit with you ladies in, keep ukraine's president the letter. miss lensky repeated his appeal to speed things up. he said you grant deserves to begin negotiations on joining the union this year. your pain officials vowed to provide enduring support to ukraine, but said there was no shortcuts to you membership. this history making summits offered up a flurry of announcements amidst the wintry conditions in keith. it was also a chance for the ease top offic

protested state, just silent strike to show their outrage. russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine.

it says russia has also begun a new ground offensive in easton ukraine. on each of these special correspondent abraham is in give and has more on russia's new offensive given the intensification of, ah, the shelling and the missiles that we've seen last night and today. and also what you know, ukrainian officials are saying that is certainly something that, that you hear experts, you're saying that this offensive, this long awaited offensive has begun. and also the timing is something that we have to keep in mind. we are fast approaching the one year anniversary of this war, february 24th. and it is, you know, it would be a great symbolic move to have this offensive start now or a, some of our viewers will recall that at the beginning of the war, russia really thought that ukraine would fall within weeks. and here we are now a year into it and you know, the country is still standing and so they are desperate to make gains on the ground as this anniversary approaches. at the same time yesterday, we saw ukrainian president zalinski and brussels, where he is

it comes as russia intensifies, it's offensive in easton, ukraine, and in the city is parisha. at least 17 missiles, rain down in an hour with russia's latest onslaught, his head with brutal force. this home needs operation is one of tin in the area that was damaged amid a wave of muscles across the country. the sheer power of the blast, sending a car on to a roof, local residence i use to the fighting, but say things have is elation drastically. with less show active is a while. so water, it is obvious that the enemy has intensified his attacks, but not in 15 to 20 minutes. there were 5 or 6 powerful impacts that she's but of course we're gonna experience anything like this for quite some time. on average, while it ago was done last time, she was the end of spring, which i think gilling of summer gym is, was the attack focused on eastern ukraine, but air raid sirens and keith forced residents underground as muscles threatened to the capitol tow students quickly trading the classroom, the lessons in a subway station to sit on. while ukrainian forces managed to shoot down 10 mus

, nato secretary general young stoughton burg warned that an anticipated russian offensive in easton ukraine has already begun. he says you cranes back as in a logistical race to supply it with weapons and ammunition. the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin earlier gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group . his dozens of members coordinate, military assistance to keep. let's take a listen to some of what he had to say. kremlin is still betting that it can wait us out. but when you're on, we are as you and that's your result will help us find your crazy momentum and the crucial weeks. and hope your pray, travel, the challenging road, the wise looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the space in russia is war of choice. this isn't just about ukraine, right? to live in peace and security. it's also about the find a world that our children one here. and we can bring in d, w, b, or chief alexander fun nom than in brussels. he's covering that story for us. alexander, a strong message of support that by the us defense secreta

missiles, many of which it shot down the strikes come as russia intensifies, it's offensive in easton ukraine. in the city of separation, at least 17 missiles, rain down in an hour. russians latest onslaught has hit with brutal force. this home near operation is one of teen in the area that was damaged and made a wave of missiles across the country. the sheer power of the blast, sending a car on to a roof local residence. i used to the fighting but say things have escalated drastically. with michaud octave is a, was a water her, it is obvious that the enemy has intensified his attacks because of in 15 to 20 minutes, there were 5 or 6 powerful impacts, but she's, but of course you have not experienced anything like this for quite some time. on average, while it was time last time, she was the end of spring, which i think dealing of summer to miss was the attack focused on eastern ukraine, but air raid sirens and keith forced residents underground as missiles threatened the capitol tow students quickly trading the classroom for lessons in a subway station to sit on, while ukrainian forces manag

after almost a year of war, residents of bracing for further hardships in the embattled towns of easton ukraine has a quick look now. at some other headlines from around the world, north korea has fired to more ballistic missiles. shortly after the us, japan and south korea held joint air force drills, us drills came after an earlier north korean ballistic missile. young says us conduct would determine if the pacific is turned into a firing range. brazilian authority, se flooding in land line triggered by torrential rain, have killed at least 19 people. that number may rise as rescue crews have yet to reach all affected communities. all the casualties are in northern south palo state and one city. 60 centimeters of rain fell in just went, frowns. it's been 2 weeks now since earthquakes devastated parts of turkey and syria. millions of people are homeless and need food and shelter. i had groups and authorities now faced the enormous task of providing for them. the u. s . is among the countries providing help, it's top diplomat has been in turkey visiting the graves of loved ones. many here have

after almost a year of war, residence of bracing for further hardships in the embattled towns of easton ukraine . now to some of the other stories making use this our brazilian authority. you say at least 36 people have been killed and have a flooding and landslides in the state of south hollow. the torrential rain hit on carnival weekend. entire neighborhoods are under water and rescue. teams are struggling to find survivors. north korea has test fired to more ballistic missiles . shortly after the u. s. japan and south korea held joint air force drills. the drills themselves came after an earlier north korean missile test. john yang says us conduct would determine if the pacific is turned into a firing range. new zealand could face final cost of more than $8000000000.00 in the wake of the devastation left by psycho gabriel prime minister chris hipkins called it his country's biggest natural disaster of this century. at least 11 people have died and police are trying to trace hundreds who are missing. you're watching the w news coming to from berlin. a quick reminder of our top story. you as p

a qu, they just silent strike to show their outrage. russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine, pushing to take more territory and the dot net region and focusing on the area around the city of talk more than they call him the greatest american quarterback of all time. after a brief come back to tom brady says he's retiring again. this time for good. ah. i'm been fizzled and welcome. mamma's military administration has extended its state of emergency. it could further delay elections. the hunter had pledged to hold by august. mia mars marking 2 years since military leaders ousted on socks who cheese elected government in a qu, democracy activists have urged people across the country to stay home in a silent strike, leaving the streets of young go name t. overseas protest is gathered outside me and mas embassy and thailand, chanting anti military slogans. the muzzle authorities, the bloody crash down on protests is that seen the us and its allies. we impose sanctions on members of the hunter. annisa bowman is an independent journalist and political analyst who specializes in lim

missiles which could double the distance, crank and strike and put all the brushes supply lines in easton, ukraine within reach more armored vehicles and a defense supplies are also being provided. let's package brings the total us support the ukraine. since russia's invasion to more than $29000000000.00 use them, the new i'd comes of. as keith's forces struggling against and intensifying rush, an assault on the stronghold of back boat, which ukrainian president, a lot of mister lensky says, his forces will hold quote. for as long as we can the european union leaders have stopped short of granting he cried a fast track to membership within the block at the summit with a you latest and gave you current president. a lot of miss zalinski repeated his appeal to spade things up. he said, ye crime deserved to begin negotiations on joining the block this year. you're paying officials bound to provide enduring support to get crime, but said there were no short cuts to a membership. this history making summit offered up a flurry of announcements amidst the wintry conditions in keith. it was also a chance f

a fortunate not going to be the case because already be a hearing are massive attacks, didn't easton ukraine, but just in and around back mood. but so many villages and towns that are, that are at that long, 1000 kilometer frontline in the east and south sunny. it's been a very long year to say the least, i imagine for ukrainians you've been in ukraine a considerable amount of time in this past year. tell us, what is it that has really surprised you from your time there? we hear this objective, this, this description of ukrainians often that they are defiant and i have to say when i experienced that very 1st day here, actually my dad's on february 24th and i saw people leaving, but i also see so people staying on and they kept staying on actually in this country and want to show with their presence that they're resilient and even the ones who left you're trying to support their home country v, which you many teary, an aid or anything that they can to buy that sort of contribute on their own way, making sure that ukraine remains ukraine an independent country. probably this is something that

after almost a year of war, residents of bracing for further hardships in the embattled towns of easton ukraine . let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. syrian state media say it is really airstrike has killed at least 5 people in the capital, damascus. rockets destroyed a building in an area known to house syrian security installations. the u. s. japan and south korea have stage a joint air force exercise a day after north korea test, fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. john, yeah, he says it launched the rocket as a warning to russian washington and saw miss i landed in the sea. japan tennis legend boris becker has appeared at this year's berlin film festival for the premier of a documentary about his life. boom, boom. the world versus boris becker chronicles a 3 time wimbledon winters addiction to pills. financial difficulties and his time in jail. becker was granted early release from a london prison after being sentenced for hiding his wealth at the festival. becker talked about his troubled relationship with his native germany in mod

protest stages silent strike to show their round range russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine, pushing to take more territory that on yet screech and then focusing on the area around the city of motor, and they call him the greatest american quarterback of all time. after a brief come back, tom brady says he's retiring again this time, but good. ah, i made his all and welcome. mammals, military administration has extended its state of emergency. it could further delay elections the horn to have pledged to hold by august. mia mars marking 2 years since military the disaster. uncensored cheese elected government in a qu, democracy activists have urged people across the country to stay home in a silent strike. leaving the streets of yan gone empty. overseas protestors gathered outside mamma's embassy and thailand, chatting at the military slogans. muzzle authorities of launched a bloody crack down on protest. is that seeing the us said its allies? we impose sanctions on members of the hunter and he's a man is an independent journalist and political analyst who specializes in me a

and other news, there's been fierce fighting in easton, ukraine is russian forces continue to attack ukrainian positions and the don, yet region 12 people were injured when an apartment building was damaged by shelling. earlier russia said its troops had broken through to 45 lines of ukrainian defences in the hands. scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has announced her resignation. sturgeon said she had remain leader of scotland. government until a successor was appointed. at least one person is dead and 3 others are injured in a shooting at a shopping rule in the us state of texas that happened in the city of el paso police say they have one suspect and custody. thousands of people in columbia protesting against government reforms, is, comes after president the stop a petro presented, a health care bill to congress. president, also hopes to institute changes for labor and pensions. well, those are the headlines on al jazeera, witness pandemic, 19 as next. ah knowledge is with oh, are are me so many jenny brady, i am a pulmonary and critical care physician. i was born and raised

summit, nato secretary general and start and i wanted to get an anticipated russian offensive in easton, ukraine has already begun. he says, ukraine's back as on now in a logistical race that has to supply it with weapons. and with i munition, the us secretary of defense lloyd austin earlier gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group is dozens of members coordinate, military assistance to keep. and we're going to take a listen to some of what he had to say is still betting that it can wait us out. but when you're on, we are, as you made it as. and that's your result will help sustain your crazy momentum in the crucial weeks. i know you're praying travel, the challenging road that lies be, are looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the stakes in rushes. we're a choice. this isn't just about your grade right, to live in peace and security. it's also about the world that our children, when they're and we can go straight to the w brussels bureau chief alexander that phenomenon, who's at the nato headquarters. and we're also joined b

has already found a 20151 year after the herb russia annexed at crimea, and started its war in easton, ukraine. and, and now after the full fledged invasion into ukraine, of course, this group is even more important. and now you have 8 better groups of nato in these countries. and this is a battalion, 1000 people. this is to show the commitment of nato to defend the territory. and these 8 countries, these 9 countries, sorry, are also asking for more troops. they want a whole brigade that would be $3500.00 people from nato. and they are also asking the united states has sent even more troops, although in poland alone, they already 10000 american troops on a rotating basis. but this is, of course, in the view of these countries, not enough. they also want more armament more earn logistical support, more interest structure, and not only for themselves, but also for ukraine. this was also a topic here today, but no concrete numbers and no concrete results. and as, and you have to say that only one country in hungary is out of line to victor alba, the prime minister of hungary says he wants to stay

the battle full back moved in easton. ukraine has become the longest stand off in the world. each side is determined to take the city despite heavy casualties. little street dance stuff back says member countries have made new pledges for ukraine including.

defences. nato secretary general against oldenburg has said that an anticipated russian offensive in easton ukraine has now begun ahead of today's meetings. dalton beg, warned that ukraine's backers are in a logistical race to supply keith with weapons and ammunition. now let sir brandy w correspondence, nick connelly and keith and rosie burgett at natal headquarters in brussels snakes are, let's start with you. ukrainian forces are locked in a fierce battle in a bad mood. what's the latest situation? there was a real sense that russia is desperate for anything that can be sold as a when after months being defensive and even losing big cities like her song to the ukrainian army. the pretty devastating image is coming out of that region. her lunar landscape full of craters, very high russian losses in terms of soldiers. that's the least what we understand from the intelligence briefings. and there's a sense that they have learnt from the past. they are not going to try and gauge the ukrainians in kind of house to house urban fighting, but they're gonna try and cut off the 2 main routes into the city

have so it's up to those countries to decide who have of the moment a lot of the fighting in easton ukraine is around a place called back moot. and there was somebody say the fighting on the eastern front of ukraine now somewhat resembles a western front in world war one to 10 is using his troops, his cannon fodder. particularly, it seems those that the conscripts that have been joined up to the white nor the russian mercenary group. do you think the ukrainians have rights to focus so much on the defense of buck mood, which military experts general say is really not that strategically important. well, i'm not familiar to experts so, so i will you have some working for you? this is too bad, but i mean, i wouldn't comment on their military military decisions. so what they, what they are focusing on, they know it better. let's talk about the e u sanctions because that's something that you the european union doing a great deal of. we're now coming up to the 10th package. i believe, of the sanctions that are being proposed. what are the gaps in the current sanctions and all the sanctions working

more to in easton ukraine. it's become the longest standoff in the war. we look at what is at stake why each side is determined to take the city despite the heavy human told.

also on the program, the battle for back move in easton, ukraine becomes the longest stand off in the war so far. both sides are determined to take the city despite heavy casualties. 9 days into syria and turkey's earthquake disaster, damascus agrees a deal with the un to allow aid into some serious worst affected adams and gets ready to roll out the red carpet for its annual international film festival. the top of the usual glitz and glamour, movies and events supporting ukraine and the protests in iraq. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. nato secretary general. yeah, i'm stolen. burke says, member states have made new pledges to provide ukraine, breathed heavy weapons and military training. they took, defense ministers have been meeting for a 2nd day in brussels. there's been no new agreement on increasing overall defense spending, but mr. dalton, burke says eyes have agreed to ramp up production of ammunition and artillery shells. united states france have signed contracts with those older allies of germany in norway on there are also olders who have all designed complex wi

ah ah ah this is the w is life from berlin. russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine, pushing to take more territory in the next region. and focusing on the area around the city of back mort, keep renews. it's calls for fighter jets from the west. also on the program, the secretary of state anthony blanket wraps up his middle easter visit with a cold for peace and expressions concern. but escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians. and on world a huge update. we take a look at the head scarf, it's proved so controversial for so many, but it's also so normal for others who choose to wear. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. russian forces in east and ukraine have gained ground close to back more to the continuing offensive that's destroyed parts of the city. now ukraine's pressuring its allies to supply pfizer, jazz as president lansky wars that russia is preparing for a major escalation of the conflict. meanwhile, keith has been promised between 120 and a 140 tanks in the 1st wave of deliveries from a coalition of 12 countries. mickey is blown in that

this is sel. 0 alive from london also coming up a relentless assault by russia in easton ukraine. plus. my decision comes from a piece of duty under law. scotlands longer serving 1st minister shocks the u. k. by announcing her resignation. ah, hello, there. turkish health authorities are warning severe water shortages are raising the risk of disease after last we saw with quick said destroyed critical sanitation infrastructure, millions of survivors many now homeless in freezing conditions are without basic immunities. we're talking toilet showers, and medicine, and many remote areas still haven't received enough. aid rescues are of course now a few and far between but in carmen's or hersh. the epicenter of the quick as 74 year old woman has been pooled from a collapse building after 9 days of trapped under the rubble. another man's also been rescued after being stuck for 220 hours. more than 41000 people law across turkey and syria have been killed. meanwhile, the well world health organization says that it's greatest concerns now are about northwest syria and have our syrian pre

and a suspending their inquiry flight made 17 crashed in easton ukraine, killing all 298 people on board last year. a dot called convicted to russians and ukrainian rebel for their roles in the crash. russia has always denied involvement . a heat wave in chillies, south central region is threatening to fan forest fires that have already killed dozens of people and left thousands more homeless. in just over a week, the fires have destroyed more than 3000 square kilometers and now smoke has spread as far as the capital or latin america editor lucio newman has more from santiago, day and night. firefighters are struggling to combat forest and bush fires himself . central chile, a stifling heat wave, and strong winds are driving flames north and south destroying thousands of homes, schools, and crops. this isn't the 1st time for angry, good night of eyes. with the walled fires in 2011, burn my house, all my trees, everything i was left with my arms crossed and now i don't want to go through the same again. that is why i'm here in case something happens. so far they've been at least $24.00 co

the military pushes to take more territory in the dynette skin. easton ukraine focusing on the area around the city of babylon, gave renews its calls for fighter jets from the west. also on the program a you.

also on the program, the battle for back moved in easton, ukraine becomes the longest stand off in the war so far.

secretary general young dalton burg warned in the that's an anticipated russian offensive in easton, ukraine has already begun. he says you cranes back has a now in a logistical race to supply it with weapons and ammunition. the u. s. secretary of defense lloyd austin, gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group earlier, whose dozens of members coordinate military assistance to gave. let's take a look now to them. what he had to say is still betting that it can wait us out. but when you're on, we are as you made it as f, that's your result will help sustain your crazy momentum in the crucial weeks. i know you're craig travel, the challenging road that lies be, are looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the stakes in rushes more towards this isn't just about your grade right. to live in these insecurity. it's also about the world that are children when they're frustrate to the w. brussel bureau chief alexander the phenomenon who's at the nato headquarters. and we're also joined by d. w correspondent in keith nick, commonly ale

i'm said reverend expected russian offensive in easton, ukraine has begun that keeps allies on now in a logistical race to supply weapons and ammunition. as to trans secretary lloyd austin opened the meeting of the international contact group, coordinating military assistance to ukraine. herman is still very, very good way to sell, but when you're on, we are, as you made it as and that's your result will help sustain the crazy momentum crucial weeks. i don't crave travel, the challenging road that lies be, are looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the stakes in rushes. we're sure this isn't just about your grade right to live in peace and security. it's also about the world that our children when they're well, let's see how the land lies now with our brussels bureau chief, alexandra found them and whose at nato headquarters in brussels, and correspondent and nic comedy, who's in ki, welcome both. let's start with you on exam dra, regardless of general austin's war words. there are nato allies on the same page. well, allies have remaine

the looking at the grinding battle in easton, ukraine is russian forces slowly and mon sandback nice and white protest is across mexico. think the president is undermining that democracy? ah hello. we may well see a developing tropical storm, just around bangor to and fiji. just to cross at eastern side of for the coral c as we go through the next couple of days, most straighter is steadily could be very wet once again. very active monsoon troth healthy paris of low pressure brings lie be storms. and where from more than passive, doubly way through the northern territory, back up into northern areas of queensland for the south. it is generally drive up a few showers just around the east coast, which was west again for i am warm in per temperatures here around $36.00 celsius. the heat as east for ad lay $26.00 celsius on monday. so we get 8 or 9 degrees down on recent days, or the same as we go through choose day. wet weather will flirt with the far north of new zealand pulling away as we go on through choose. i hope you try and fight here by wednesday, but a chassis and charles is pu

the grinding battle in easton ukraine is russian forces, slowly advance embankments. ah ha. the weather is largely fine and troy across much of northwest cheer. we're into a spell of a quiet weather here. thanks to a large area of high pressure which is centered. right? i was scotland, it will draw down cool. normally. when so it's going to be on the chevy side of a few showers just by that eastern side of england. but the majority of showers to concern ourselves with will be across the mediterranean, some winter weather to where it was at eastern side of a year. we got to that making his way further east was minus to the top temperature there in moscow. lot of snow coming down across ukraine, east, down towards the bulk of some heavy snow there. and there's that stormy weather right across central and western parts of the met his righty. some very strong and gusty winds. winds at times. could gust as much as 100 kilometers per hour balance storms brewing up here, not just re monday going on it into tuesday as well. central air is generally dry and lines and pleasant sunshin

thank you. russian forces in easton, ukraine, have gained ground close to bad mood in an offensive that began 6 months ago. and a few 1000 residents remain in the city which has been largely destroyed in the siege. after a successful please, the tanks, ukrainian president, lot of miss lensky is now pressuring his allies to supply fighter jets, warning roster is preparing for major escalation of the complete alarm. there's been a correspondent, gen keeps on you found the cad talked us through ukraine's reaction. will it come when it comes to the bottle tanks? the most urgent issue for ukraine now is speed precedence. lensky is really urging western allies to speed up deliveries of these tanks. and the question now is whether these tanks will arrive in time for ukraine defend itself. against a major russian offensive, which is expected in the coming weeks or months. and, you know, ukraine says it needs these tanks badly in order to ramp up. it's all offensive operations, even as bloody fighting continues in the still don't, it's region. we've seen russia really kind of pouring in soldiers

the russian forces are continuing their advance in easton ukraine. the moscow barked, wagner group says it's fighters have captured the village of yahoo, ne, north of back. much fighting has been concentrated around the city for weeks or so have been diverted. reports from the russian capital a town in ruins, while ease of gunfire becoming closer to the center of boot fighters from russia's wagner group said they have stepped up their attacks from the north and the south of the town of win. here is more symbolic than strategic for russian forces, who have been fighting for months a. so units of wagner completely captured the village of ya, hidden in the north of buck motes, nice to hear back from water. as russian forces take more positions and slowly move deeper into east in ukraine, western powers have imposed more sanctions in a move to 0 in on those who help russia to withstand sanctions. the european union has brought in its 10th round of sanctions, which target $87.00 individuals and 30 for commercial and legal entities. that's in addition to t

ongoing war has depleted stock plans and russia stepping up efforts to take the city of dockman in easton, ukraine. the areas, the sight of the longest running battle in this world, both to grant and russia say that determined to prevail. and that's it from me and the new scene. i'm gabrielle f. as in berlin, i have an update for you at the total with, ah, with ego africa in botswana, the number of wild elephants is increasing, leading to a growing number of conflicts with their human neighbors. a local wildlife in geo is trying to advocate new solutions that allow for the peaceful coexistence between people in liter, eco, africa, all next long, d, w. oh, and what interest? the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance. east this is west goodness deb, ahead with the w business beyond just an issue. i'm done but a good push to me today. but yes, but see this is the consequence was for those folks i'm to find out because she couldn't, you know, i'd like to stumble any more just conflict in ukraine. the

well in the last year of fighting, russia has expanded its partial control of some regions in easton ukraine in a rat in rat access to the parts of dani x that has been on the russian control since 2014. i'll just hear that some of the people affected by the conflict there. some of java reports now on their stories. a child shielding his sister, a monument from 2014, when ukrainian child had done yeske in the last year to fighting here. at least 35 more children have been killed. and in the last 9 years of conflict, russian officials estimate thousands of died in russian controlled territory. despite the dangers in the day and her grandchildren have stayed and done, yes, one of her 2 daughters is being treated in hospital after they shall exploded near her. the other had to find work after her husband fled to ukraine. but no matter how hard life he gets, she isn't ready to leave. oh yes, that's no categorically not. i grew up on this land. i buried my parents here. i'm bringing up my grandchildren here. i grew up on this land. why should i leave us? at least one woman was killed in the lates

living under the shadow of war we hear from civilians struggling to survive by the front lines in easton ukraine. uneasy lin devise a national state of emergency, a cycling, gabrielle pummels north island with powerful winds and storm surges. they stories after the break. ah it's been snowing him to run these slices of cloud. still, there are what brought out snow new should the sauce region is summer like turkey, or where you tend to get a winter storm. but no such thing here. any more wanna they time tends to be sunny all over turkey. there's an increase in the breeze which might bring snow in to the high mountains in the north or turkey in the area where search and rescue is going on. it's cold by night, sunny by days. the main thing for the south is an increase in the breeze chest. he was going to be road dusty atmosphere and persistent rain, though most of it lighten southern parsley. rock in queue weight overseas snows in the mountains of iran and also in afghanistan. but take you to wednesday, it doesn't move very much and south that is quite warm. certainly. breathed miss 29 in doha. awa

ah, my russian forces are continuing their advance in easton ukraine. the must go back to wagner. mercenary group says it's phases of captured the village of yeah, kidney, that's north of buck was fighting has been concentrated around that city now for weeks. and some of them have aid reports from the russian capital a town in ruins, while ease of gunfire becoming closer to the center of bus moot fighters from russia's. wagner group said they have stepped up their attacks from the north and the south of the town of in here is more symbolic than strategic for russian forces who have been fighting for months. my father is doing a chill guy was a so units of wagner completely captured the village of yahoo. edna, in the north of buck motes, nice to read a box motor as russian forces take more positions and slowly move deeper into east in ukraine. western powers have imposed more sanctions in a move to 0 in on those who have help russia to withstand sanctions. the european union has brought in its 10th round of sanctions, which target $87.00 individuals and

in easton ukraine, a city the crush has been trying to seize for more than 6 months now. now moscow has intensified its offensive, while keith says it's determined to hold its ground. both sides have described the battle for barcode as the bloodiest of the war. out as heroes, charles stratford has been covering the front quite extensively over the past year . he joins us now from some michael square here in cave withers, russian military vehicles around show such as we mentioned a black boot. it's just one of several contested battle fronts right now. that's why there are multiple positions across that east in front line, where there is heavy fighting, going on. bombs, as you rightly said, is often described as being the most intense. this is somewhere that has been contested for months by both sides. we understand that sir. casualties on both sides have been extreme as well. we also know that approximately 5000 civilians are still in slide. bah, mote. and they are refusing office to be evacuated. the conditions that they are living under are absolutely atrocious. as you

russian ministry of defense says that it has carried out multiple operations on the regions of easton ukraine, including don. yes, the parisha. hark. even have sawn, the ministry of defense as that, as in this operations destroyed multiple hardware for the ukrainian forces, killed ukrainian soldiers, and reinforced its positions as well on the diplomatic front to the russian. foreign ministry is denying the statements made earlier by the baldwin president, that russia is planning to carry out an operation to destabilize well over the russian foreign ministry spokesman says that this is a classical example of how western powers come up with information which can not be verified and then use it to further their own legal actions. that's more so to come here and al jazeera, including waiting for justice self. the years of persecution taught us diplomat meets with wrangler refugees on how to feel the world. farmers consider ways to suspended the increased food production, the world's biggest agriculture exhibition, more of that stance. ah, how low they let sought in east asia and high pressure re