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, is claimed to show until our units supporting ground operations in baltimore to the city in easton, ukraine. that's been the center of fighting for months with neither side making any significant territorial gains. despite the current impasse, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have been called up to fight t w's. nick connelly, travel to the dog bass front lines though the of this month to find out how ukraine's citizen soldiers are dealing with life in the trenches. often under constant fire. a spring turns wet, snow to mud, keeping upright is even harder than it looks. this forest might seem empty, but it's actually full of soldiers. all on the lookout. people will sit down. this is near here. the russians are just a matter of a few 100 me to a yvonne and his friend are in a forward position. without the leaves on the trees, it feels exposed. at least they can see russian units when they approach soon they'll be better hidden. but so will the other side. so what will it take, or the hardest thing is when it's too quiet, it means the russians could be coming on foot. let the utensils be s

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mm. 6 civilians have been killed by russian shelling on a town in easton ukraine. costantino nick, which is just 20 promises west of buckman, is seen, fierce fighting in the last 8 months as russian forces try to capture the city equation. officials say dozens of buildings, including 16 apartments were damaged by the explosions. several other people were also wounded or thousands of disabled ukrainians have been institutionalized since the start of the war. many of these facilities are from the soviet era. and they're not very comfortable and provide little freedom or concerns that ukraine's efforts before the war to reform social services have been set back years. china ha reports now from broad bianca chiz, north west of the capital cave. it looks like a prison exercise yard that these men are mental health, patience, captives of a different sort. in the prison of the mind, they are looked after here with great care, along with the elderly and those with disabilities. together they make up one of ukraine's many worsening wartime crises from us w. the scale is shocking, and there will b

often, but the long awaited ukrainian counter offensive is going to have to wait rain and mud in easton, ukraine. mean any offensive will quickly become bogged down with russia. in turn is preparing air strikes with glass. bombs have risen sharply in recent weeks. ukraine has nothing to fight them with. concurrently. massive defensive lines have been dug and fortified across the 1000 kilometer front line. ukraine needs to show that it can when the clock is ticking. we have obviously had an extraordinary amount of money that congress has given us to provide security assistance to the ukrainians. but it's not unlimited. war fatigue is rising among ukraine's sponsors there arsenals depleted tens of billions spent in support of kiev, with little by way of success. to show for it, poland and the others have found this trend, alarming. if we lose the ukraine, we will lose piece for decades. a failure in ukraine could be the beginning of the end of the golden age of the west will make or break western commitments to it much will be decided in the coming weeks. ukraine's much hyped counter offensive and

in a statuette he was presented with 25 people are being treated for injuries. originally from easton, ukraine to tarkey, was a high profile supporter of the law. your secretary say antony blinkin has spoken to his russian counterparts, her gloves on the phone to demand the immediate release of an american journalist as an gosh of its as a correspondent with the wall street journal. he was detained by russian security agents on wednesday, on espionage allegations. israel's cabinet approve, major budget cuts across all ministries to fund a new national guard demanded by the far right. security minister to my bank via by mister benjamin netanyahu agreed to the new armed units have been given, would support him in pausing his, that controversial judicial overhaul. fine. so the force will answer directly to bend. clear who says it will focus on arab on rest, opposition. he, they are, le, pete has criticized cost to health education and security budgets to allocate money for what he calls bank of his private army. an algerian caught his sentence to prominent john list to 3 years in prison. a son al

it has rained ceaselessly for days now turning much of the dawn bus easton ukraine to reef bogs and mulch. the soil is impossible for heavy vehicles and flies in whose ground down because of the rain visibility has been reduced drones called fly. artillery is swelled. lot exactly useless, but much less effective. which also means ukraine's counter offensive is going to have to wait for the right whether west and tags are much heavier than russian tanks. more sensitive to conditions while at weights, nato funnels in more and more weaponry for kiev. this video shows what a believe to be british a s 90. how it says being transported through ukraine. these especially are a favorite of russian drones. ah. loitering, munitions all cat, me kazi. drones have been a game changer. the specially military grade or whether variance prized western armor that ukraine has put so much faith in has become drone fodder. now, kiev is attempting to catch up on.

from areas near the front lines like alina, who arrived here with her mother from now occupied, easton ukraine, homeless and without relatives to care for them. it's estimated more than 4000 elderly ukrainians with disabilities have ended up in state run institutions that barely have the resources to cope at that, oh, this institution is one of the best in the keep region. and you can imagine what they're like in the east, more than 800 kilometers the way the gear fabio dear institutions like this were often built in remote locations deliberately to keep disabilities hidden. which is partly why this one fell in the path of the russian invasion. now, a sector that had been modernizing before the war has been set back and is under extreme pressure. all learners stayed on to care for residents as russian soldiers set up firing positions outside. they put borders and grad rocket systems in the field over there. she explains. loser helicopter above. the key example under there is currently a great need for these facilities for people who lost their homes, their loved ones, left alone with their pro

russian forces are happening are likely to have taken control of the center of back blood in easton, ukraine, that would threaten ukrainian supply mines around the city. they w as environment show as next eco, india reporting on a new building break that could help these app solution have more with the top of the out with with ah, with who go india. the waste from this crop is a major source of pollution. but he could soon become a solution because this entrepreneur is turning into eco friendly brick with lots of benefit to their teeth. they provide better insulation and play capture carbon dioxide pito india d w o. in devastated, how is this soft? are we can we must cars, carries lifeline. defects of climate change. i mean felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued. carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your own mind. d. w. late for mines. that has to go to do you do the food? i played to santa testing. she survived auschwitz, thanks

his troops will have to in his words, withdraw or die. fighting for the controller backward in easton, ukraine has lasted for months. at the 11th people have been killed by a gas leak in india's northern punjab state. 9 people have been taken to hospital. the leak happened in an industrial area in the city of louisiana. nearby residence have been evacuated and the area has been sealed off. the cause of the leak is not yet know. her eyes, colorado partied except to keep its grip on power. as early results come in from the countries elections as presidential candidate, former finance minister santiago pena is in the lead. despite the slowing economy and corruption scandals ahead of the vote, the party had been running neck and neck in the poles with a center led left coalition led by if rain alegre lanced up get our website out there to come. as latest on all our top stories to stay with us, studio b unscripted is up. next one is our colleagues into her. after that, i've now i've worked out their english since it's lordship, as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with any breaking the s

permanent figures in ukraine. indian russia who were fighting on their russian separatist side in easton, ukraine, and on bass. now he himself was a ukrainian citizen who joined a poor settlers forces and was a supporter of war. so m a in the past last year there was a similar case with the a daria dog and our daughter of a famous russian ideologists. nadine was killed in a car bloss tanya, moscow. and these of course reminds of that. and in that case, you claim was also blamed, but key of never took responsibility. so we still do not know if there is any hard evidence that ukraine is behind it. and we presume that vista flatland that the task was, was targeted because he was such a vocal proponent of this war. do? well, yes, this is something we could assume. he was a, one of those propaganda bloggers. he was not just a blogger, he was a fighter. he joined the separatist forces and fighting for several years. we did not know much about that time, then he chose a media korea hero to few books, and then he became a popular blogger with hundreds of subscribe. hundreds of thousands of subscribers .

it was killed in easton ukraine in january. another blow to the countries olympic hopes which his fellow competitors are determined to keep alive. jona hall al jazeera keith, but he may have thought nick off is a specialist on the russian foreign affairs. he believes politics should be left out of the limpid games to allow russia and bella roosting athletes to compete. you remember what they could build, then the i said them out there in big movement one kid. then there was a near awful intake olympic olympic, sexually red rain staging olympics. you said that the, the sports should be out of politics. so i think that it is not fair for austin and the russian athletes actually to stay away from the olympics. so, and this is the position of ukrainian efforts. and i think that was there should be the opportunity to compete with all the athletes school. we are training to dissipate that the olympics. so i think that there would be guide else should be resolved and should be going ahead. now it's 25 years since the conflict in north

are currently an army is running out of shows and bullets fast dw goes to the front lines in easton ukraine to find out how the so called show on the 15 keeps more if ah, i'm gabrielle as well come to the program the former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in court in the york. he faces 34 council falsifying business records linked to hash money payments that prosecutors say he orchestrated. trump says the charges are baseless and calls them part of a political campaign against him. just hours after facing an unprecedented criminal hearing, donald trump was back on the attack. this is a hershey, an investigation. she stood our family to her. it was hundreds of millions of dollars, but our head, hillary trump, is facing $34.00 criminal charges in a new york courts. among other things, state prosecutors alleged the former president falsified business records in order to conceal damaging information before his election. inside he entered not guilty please to all the charges which relate to hush money payments to a dorman and to women. he's alleged to have ha

it was killed in easton ukraine in january. another blow to the countries olympic hopes which his fellow competitors are determined to keep alive. jonah whole al jazeera keith of let me snip that's going off, is a specialist on russian foreign affairs. and he believes politics should be left out of the limpid games to allow russia in bela russian athletes to compete. you remember what that could then be said about their limbic movement. one kid then there was an iraq olympic i'll bicker. olympics actually rearrange, facing olympics, you said that the, the sports should be out of politics. i think that it is not fair for us in the last methods actually to stay away from the linux. so, and this is the position of ukrainian athletes. and i think that there should be the opportunity to compete with all the athletes school. we are training to participate at all and excel. i think that there will be guide else should be preserved and should be going ahead. a thousands of people have taken parts in the easter peace marches and dozens

without proper supplies, his troops will withdraw or die. fighting for the control of bark moved in easton, ukraine has lasted for months, keeps as it remains in control of a key supply route into the city. these 2 civilians have died in south western russia as a result of shelling by ukrainian forces that according to the local governor, it ack happened in a village in the brianna sc region. a residential building and houses were destroyed. spain and portugal have recorded their hottest ever temperatures. in april, the heat reached 38.8 degrees celsius in the southern spanish city of cordova on thursday. in neighboring portugal temperatures in the central time of water hit 36.9, breaking a record set in april 1945, a powerful storms roll through the us. state of texas. tens of thousands of residents are without power. gale force winds and rainfalls, sweat. the region on friday and saturday police in texas are searching for a gunman accused of killing 5 of his neighbors. on friday, 39 year old mexican national francisco autopay sir has been charged with 5 counts of murder than 8 year old child was

it was killed in easton ukraine in january. another blow to the countries olympic hopes which his fellow competitors are determined to keep alive. jonah hall al jazeera keith, john rom has become the 1st european gulf was a when both the masters and the us open. the spaniel south of the final round at augusta national, 2 shots of a move to the top of the lead board inside 6 homes from finished on 12 under par 4 shots. clear of the fields. never thought i was going to cry when a golf tournament, but i got very close on on that 18 tall and a lot of it because of what he means to me and to spanish golf. right. as friends, 10th major for player 2 in the master's was my 2nd when right? my 2nd major when it's it's pretty incredible and to play the way i did today on sunday. only one movie difficult conditions and coming in with a margin part explain, you know, a lot, a lot of pride still really hasn't seen dania and i'm looking at the scores and i'm still thinking to have a couple more holes live to, to win and can't really say anyth

he was presented with 25 people, a being treated for injuries originally from easton, ukraine to tar sky was a high profile supporter of the war or us teresa anthony blinking has spoken to his russian counterparts. love on the phone to demand the immediate release of an american journalists. now, if on girl of it is a correspondent with all st. john, or he was detained by russian security agents on wednesday on espionage allegations . the 1st time a u. s. reporter has been detained since the cold war. the state department has requested access to him. pass you call. hi, no more in this now from washington. it's extremely rare eyed since russia invaded ukraine. the 2 leaders have met just once and that was briefly on the sidelines of the g 20. that was just last month. which also notable is the timing of this curse . greevich was arrested just days ago. so this was, this shows a bit of urgency from the u. s. government in the past. they haven't made these phone calls. and so in the read out basically says that grave concern that it is an unacceptable detention calls on him to be releas

in its 3rd week . russia's wagner mercenary group is threatening to pull out of back, move in easton, ukraine. if moscow doesn't send more munitions? fighting for control of the city has lasted to months of voting to elect a new president and congress zondaway and paraguay finance minister and presidential hopeful santiago vienna has cast his vote in the capitalist. since young is conservative, governing policy is facing a strong challenge from the senate to left coalition, the united states is accusing china of harassment and intimidation. the philippine vessels in the south china sea. it comes ahead to have a meeting between the us and philippine presidents. last week there was a new collision between chinese and philippine case called trips and disputed waters trying to claim that most of the south china sea, as it said, and it's being expanding its presence that in recent. yes. and that's despite an international court ruling saying that the claim has no legal basis. jessica washington has both beijing, this is a particularly significant time, a for the philippines signaling or this is th

saint petersburg. bloodline petoskey, whose real name was maxon foreman, was originally from easton ukraine, and was a high profile supporter of the war. 25 people are being treated for injuries. dalso jabari has the details on this. now from moscow. we understand that the best solution committee is, has opened a murder case since this incident to place a few hours ago in c, because we're going to very busy and popular area of the city known as the university embankment. where this 40 year old blogger was speaking at an organized event, this is a weekly event, that it would have been called themselves patriots organized. and this blogger was invited guests yourself with him being given a gift. it was a bus statue of himself and initial reports indicate that the explosives could possibly be inside that this a gift. finland's right wing opposition, national coalition party, lead up a terry or pose claim victory in the parliamentary election. prime minister, santa marin is conceded defeat after her party came in 3rd place and israel's cabinet approved budget cuts to fund a new national guard d

now the number of people killed in russian missile strikes on a city in easton, ukraine has risen to at least 11 rescue teams have tried to reach people trapped in the rubble of an apartment building and saw the answer. the local governor says that 7 miss isles were fired at the city on friday. meanwhile, poland has suspended food imports from ukraine until the end of june to protect its farmers. it says that cheap ukrainian grain is driving down local prices. the ban also affects imports of honey sugar, neat, dairy and vegetables. it follows protests by farmers and the resignation of poland, agriculture minister, whom russia has opened its 1st, i kia look alike store in moscow after the swedish vanity giant left the country last year bell or russian companies. red house sells goods from former ikea suppliers. the firm has kept the design but changed product names i q has stopped all operations in russia soon after moscow invaded ukraine along with dozens of other western companies. orthodox christians, our celebration, easter ah, russians. president vladimir putin attended the count

petersburg blood, linda starsky, whose real name was maxim foreman was originally from easton ukraine, and was a high profile supporter of the war 25 people also being treated for injuries. those. the jabari has the details for moscow. we understand that the investigation committee has opened a murder case since this incident that took place a few hours ago in st. petersburg in a very busy and popular area of the city known as the university banquets where this 40 year old blogger was speaking at an organized event. this is a weekly event that a group of what they called themselves patriot organize. and this blogger was invited guests, we saw footage of him being given a gift. it was that bus. statue of himself and initial reports indicate that the explosives could have possibly been inside that this a gives you a secretary of saying, anthony blanket has spoken to his russian counterpart survey le room on the phone to demand the media release of an american journalist. evan gusher, that is a corresponding with the wall street journal. he was detained by russian security agents on wedn

the missile strikes in the city in easton, ukraine has risen to at least 11 rescue teams have tried to reach people trapped in the rubble of an apartment building and slow. the answer. local governor says that 7 missiles were fired at the city on friday. unions in france, have accused, at present, among alma khan of showing contempt for protested after he signed on popular pension forms into law. the calling for demonstrations to continue against the measures which raise the retirement age by 2 years to 64 will. despite the opposition, the french government is confident the reforms will bring an end to months of protests. nelson and jointed these past few weeks have been difficult for many people at work. i'm convinced that there is a willingness to diffuse tension from the country. that is why the president assigned the pension reform law after it was approved for the constitutional court and immediately extended a hand to the union, offered to meet with popella, both equal germany has shut down. it's 3 remaining nuclear power plants. oh, yes, anti nuclear campaign is counted down lik

from areas near the front lines like alina, who arrived here with her mother from now occupied, easton ukraine script homeless and without relatives. to careful them. it's estimated more than $4000.00 elderly ukrainians with disabilities have ended up in state run institutions that barely have the resources to cope. this institution is one of the best in the key region. and you can imagine what they like in the east, more than 800 kilometers away with the soviet era. institutions like this were often built in remote locations deliberately to keep disabilities hidden. which is partly why this one fell in the path of the russian invasion. now, a sector that had been modernizing before the war has been set back and he's under extreme pressure. arlena stayed on to care for residence as russian soldiers set up firing positions outside. they put borders and grad rocket systems in the field over there. she explains. those every couple of the que laquoanda there is currently a great need for these facilities for people who lost their homes, their loved ones, left alone with their problems, who will he

without papa supplies his troops will withdraw or die. fighting for control of backwards and easton ukraine has now lasted for months. keith says it remains in control of a key supply room into that city. a statistics show that when we have an munitions we have x, people killed us. but when we don't have enough ammunition, we have x times 5 deaths. so this is what i think i'm all but ready to write up a big reports to the prosecutor general's office, or the investigative committee to look into this and find and hold those responsible for the deaths of thousands of russian men. oh, let's bring in papa falcon. how he is an independent russian defense and military analyst. he joins us now from moscow via skype at pablo. let me start by asking you, is this all just pastoring, or might wagner actually pull out mostly posturing, of course, or but there's a serious problems the for the banjo, but mortars last are good baked months or something and a, a pre gorge, and promised that the city will be taken, it's not being final. it, they can still divided. so there's b. read. now. everyone in there i

a speech in warsaw and said russia would not win a war in ukraine when ukraine and poland stand shoulder to shoulder. adam eastonre and has more. correspondent: it was an important visit by president zelenskyy to one of ukraine's key allies, poland. the president says ukraine was grateful for the helpful and has given to its country since the beginning of the war. poland has welcomed more than one million ukrainian refugees and has been urging european countries to step up military assistance. this visit abend as nato foreign ministers wrapped up a two day meeting in brussels where ukraine was one of the main topics. at the end of the meeting the nato chief said continued support for ukraine was essential, but he also made a warning. he says any chinese supply of lethal weapons for russia would be a historic mistake. this diplomatic activity happens as ukraine is planning what is expected to be a major offensive to try to take back territory under occupation. officials here say the military still needs more help such as fighter jets. nearly 1/5 of the country remains under occupation, so the ukrainian face major

ukraine. let's head to warsaw and our correspondent, adam easton.us through what we are looking at. g , . ., take us through what we are looking at. g , ., ., ., ., take us through what we are looking at. , ., ., ., ., , at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at the _ at. just under an hour ago president zelensky arrived at the presidential| zelensky arrived at the presidential palace. they played ukrainian national anthem and once he had got into the palace president duda has decorated him with the order of the white eagle, the oldest and highest estate on for civilians and military personnel in poland. president duda said, there is no doubt that you are special. it's difficult to hide tears of emotion watching your service for your homeland. he said that when he gave him the honour. so, that's what has happened so far in terms of the meeting between president duda and president zelensky. the delegations are now meeting

ukraine. we will not speak to the bbc�*s adam easton.given the history of these two countries. yes. history of these two countries. yes, that is right- — history of these two countries. yes, that is right- i— history of these two countries. yes, that is right. i am _ history of these two countries. “he: that is right. i am standing outside the warsaw castle where president zelensky and president due are due at any moment now to start speaking, their speech will be played on large screens that have been erected here, and a crowd of young people from ukrainians who fled the fighting in their homeland as well as polls. they are expecting to hear from resident zelinski, a very public show of gratitude for both the humanitarian and military aid that poland has provided its neighbour. —— president zelensky. last year, poland opened its borders, its hearts and its homes to refugees and hundreds of thousands of poles. if they had a spare room in their home, they had a spare room in their home, they gave it to the refugees to stay in many of them

ukraine. more than 10,000 jews were killed by the nazis during the ghetto uprising. the bbc�*s adam eastons the ceremony began. 0n the site of the former warsaw ghetto, three leaders bowed their heads before the monument to the victims. it's hard to imagine now, but in 1939, warsaw was home to the largestjewish community in the world outside new york. a bustling life between the courtyards of red brick tenement buildings echoing to the sound of yiddish, and destroyed by warsaw's german occupiers. singing ajewish partisan song was brought back to life by a youth choir. for the first time, a german head of state was invited to speak at the anniversary. translation: here at this| square, near the monument to the heroes of the ghetto uprising, i stand before you in deep sorrow, i feel our responsibility for the crimes of the past and the responsibility for our common future. applause by april of 1943, the nazis had already murdered 300,000 ghetto inhabitants in the treblinka death camp. those remaining knew what fate lay before them as the germans prepared the final deportations. armed only wi

ukraine. the leaders capped off the visit with a rally in warsaw's central square. the bbc�*s mark eastons gathered to hear president zelensky who has just begun his speech they are watching on large screens, notjust polls lots of ukrainians here as well some of the people will say they have a sense they are witnessing an historic event. this is the combination of president zelensky�*s is it, there's been a lot of talk about continued and increased monetary assistance to ukraine from poland, talk about sending more fighterjets to kyiv, this part, the public part is a chance for president zelensky to come to the polish capital and tell polish people of his appreciation that in february last year, russia invaded, poland opens notjust its homes but its hearts ukrainian refugees fleeing the fighting. hundreds of thousands of polish families opened their homes to the refugees and some of them are still hosting. president zelensky now is talking to the polish public, thanking them for their humanity.— polish public, thanking them for their humanity. mark easton re ”ortin for their humanity. mar

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ukraine. each of the un security council meeting, where russia currently holds the rotating president. dozens of bodies have been zoomed in easton, kenya on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. the current total of $73.00 with accounts to the rising authority say the victim starved themselves to death after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus. the pastor is now in police custody. at least 60 people have been killed in an attack in northern burkina faso authority say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of karma in yet anger province attack comes just out of the government, mobilized thousands of people to help fight arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so no group as yet claim responsibility. but he's 12, people have been killed in 2 explosions of the police station and north west pakistan. another 50 were injured lisa, they're not sure if the explosions were an accident or the result of an attack. yes, media report say president joe biden's expected to announce his re election bid on tuesday at 880. he's already the oldest president in us history. but his brushed asid

ukraine. the footage was broadcast on state television showing food and speaking to military leaders about the combat situation in southern san moscow says he was then flown by helicopter to easton levant to hear reports from come on. the back of us journalist, even gush coverage, has lost an appeal against his pre trial detention hearing in moscow. wall street journal reporter was arrested last month by russia security services on espionage charges. the us says he's being wrongfully detained. chinese economy has rebounded more than expected in the 1st quarter of the year. guffman dance shows its gross domestic product rose by 4.5 percent. the 1st 3 months of the year. that's a half a percentage point more than full cost. those i had lives. the news continues after i'll just hear investigations, the goal, matthew ah, episode of gold by fair. we love the gangs the nights now. you know by the can die by the again the biggest challenge, but we're now fifty's is the gold mafia. al jazeera investigative unit infiltrates the rival gangs that control africa's gold. as long as you grease the wheels in africa, there's no issue. totally fair to struggle with somebody very generally. the f