and back here in germany, berlin's pride parade for the l g. b t q. community know locally as christopher street day is back in full swing for the 1st time since the start of the pandemic organizers are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to attend. so let's get straight across to our respondents, when we're shocked. who is there for of emma demonstrations, just begun and what's the atmosphere. they're like. well, you can see the tiny clair determined it has people here with the organizers you mentioned in expecting hundreds of a 1000000. it's the 1st time since the beginning of the day that it takes place, you know, in full swing, again, there were smaller, over the past 3 years. but it's the 1st time really that piece has taken back. you know, that the basket again. and you can see people around me, like most people are very, very happy to be able to celebrate again. so really, i guess there's communication again, hey, tim, obsolete at the motel. he's asked united in love again, kate again and again, discrimination. okay. it was a very festiva

the coming winter threatens to turn into a nightmare for the people of germany berlin's plans to save the situation through the supply of lng on the verge of failure, the bild newspaper writes about it. the reason is the lack of tankers for transportation, there are simply no such raw materials in the country's merchant navy. well, those that could be chartered abroad, for the most part, are already tied to long-term contracts. meanwhile, opinion polls show that every second inhabitant of germany is afraid of freezing this winter. electricity prices are breaking records. the cost of contracts with delivery also jumped to 325 euros the following year. megawatt-hour option to return coal power energy, but also it is estimated. now almost bring. it will hardly bring the desired effect or give hot water by the hour. all the same edition of bild notes the first landlords are already introducing this scheme apartment-tenants are horrified. and in the uk, a crisis is brewing the political heads of two key ministries of finance and health at once resigned amid another scandal around boris joh

berlin. west germany and berlin, west berlin. the other thing that the crusade for freedom did was it launched balloons that we see here. and those balloons were filled with many things, and there were many ideas for what could go into those balloons. leaflets carried political messages but there was also an idea that american foods could be put into these balloons and dropped, although 14 pounds of food might not be a good idea. bibles were put into the balloons, they were called bible balloons. many, many things were put into these balloons. and launched from germany, they would float, given weather patterns, into soviet bloc you countries and distribute their wares. understand these balloon campaigns were heavily supported by boy scouts and children in the population in america, and here you see examples of a freedom balloon and two different types of freedom balloons that were distributed these items in eastern europe. this happens to be in colorado. one of the most important things with the atomic explosions was this idea of

ah ah ah ah. 2 this is dw news live from berlin, travel chaos as over a 1000 flights through germany. i'll counseled due to a strike. passengers are left stranded in airports with lufthansa cuts almost all services through 2 major hubs, striking ground staff, they need higher pay to cope with inflation. also coming up u. s. fire fights as res hopes of saving you semitic national park. a giant blaze threatening its ancient trees shifts, direction, evacuation orders are still in place, the thousands of residents and europe ready for russia to turn down the gas flows through the nord stream pipeline offsets be cut today. ukraine's president says russia is using gas to terrorize europe. plus at the euro's for all tournament, hosts, england off through to the final after facing sweden. l play either germany or france faceoff to late as a day. ah, i'm and you keeps mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. ground staff at germany's largest airline. lufthansa has begun a strike, which has forced the company to cancel over a 1000 flights. nearly all flights, 3 love tons of hubs in frankfort an

almost no weapons left in stocks, and the german minister of defense previously admitted in germany said berlinill not give the last to ukraine when its own security is at stake and it seems that all several politicians have begun to get tired of ukraine, there is no unity of opinion, on the eve of the saxon prime minister krechmen called for freezing the ukrainian conflict, thereby putting an end to the economic war with russia however, germany to solve problems with the economy is in no hurry, the german authorities continue to reassure the population with words. you will not be left alone, we will overcome together. this crisis. no one will be left alone with problems, no citizens, no business. we will help everyone, while the german authorities help people with some advice they publish in laughter to beat the heat this summer, for example, a knitted sweater and frozen rice under the pillow will help. and they also need to rub their onions and get out. on the street, but most importantly, do not wash, but most probably a grandiose idea. this is to periodically roll up the tongue with a tube,

the day more about how europe is preparing for the likely cold winter of 20-23 in particular, germany in berlin launched the largest boiler in the country, the so-called thermal energy accumulator, the building is capable of providing the entire city with hot water and even partially covers heating needs. in winter, everything is due to risks shortage of gas shortly before the heating season, as germany, which is perhaps the most dependent in the eu on gas supplies from russia, is trying to become energy independent from the kremlin, anna basova will tell us, let's look at the 45-meter tower rising on the banks of the spree river, reminiscent of an abandoned building. already this winter, germany's largest thermal the battery will help heat capital homes if the situation with russian gas supplies had not developed . this huge thermos will store heat when we do not need it. as soon as it gets colder, we can to use this energy, the project began to be built in the fall of 2018, the structure is powered by a network of solar and wind power plants, the principle of operation is simple, the water in

germany is looking abroad. this is dw business. i'm christy plaza in berlin. twitter shares lost over 70 percent of their value on monday after billionaire and tesla ceo, ellen musk said he's no longer interested in buying the social platform mosque, signed a deal in april, agreeing to acquire twit twitter for $44000000000.00. now he says the company is under reporting the number of fake accounts on the site and that the deal is off. now twitter denies the accusation and says his change of heart is too little too late. it plans to challenge must in court. experts say he will either be forced to buy the platform or have to pay a fee for backing out for moral. let's go to new york and young quarter at the stock exchange. now young must already agreed to buy this company back in april. how much of a case does he have to get out of the deal at this point? well, to 2nd degree, there is always da, tim, how many accounts are fake or made or created from bought. so this discussion is not necessarily true, but to twitter. i mean, they came up with a number a couple of

now nord stream, which follows directly from russia to germany under the baltic sea, has been of crucial importance for berlin. the route accounted for 55 percent of germany's gas importance last year and 40 percent in the 1st quarter of this year. then last month, russia reduced supplies through the pipeline by 60 percent, saying it required equipment whose servicing was being held up by western sanctions . canada was preventing a turbine from being sent to the pipeline, but then eventually back down and allowed the park to be transported to germany. that was much to the ire of kiev, with both ukraine's energy and foreign ministries. lashing out about the move done quarter has more for the west, talking tough and imposing sanctions against russia have become business as usual. but when talking the talk demands walking the walk, we're seeing a bit of back tracking take germany's economics minister, who says the north stream, one pipeline that supplies europe with russian gas is a must not only for berlin, but for the whole continents energy market. we need capacities in north stream one to fill up our storage

germany. something that's impossible to miss at berlin airport with thousands of ali day makers crowding up in the terminals. passengers should expect not just to bring their bags along for the journey, but a whole lot of patience to finish prisoner. we hear there are enough staff there unprepared formula did. it's a bit much little surprising because even in the u. s. is not this bad, but the cues at some other german airports are even longer in dusseldorf. travelers could be in for a 5 or 6 our way to get through security. a problem that as black, the airport for weeks. that's because many of the agencies who hire airport stuff and run services, reduced or personnel during the pandemic. and now they're struggling to hire them back in berlin spokesman, yon pita. hark, says de staffing problem. now has a stranglehold on all companies in deviation industry. yet alternately, so now we need the staffing levels that we couldn't keep up with through the pandemic. and please have to be rehired. they have to be trained and of course they have to undergo background checks to work at an airport or in f

flows from russia dwindling notes stream to was due to double the flow of rush and gas into germany. but berlin, cancel the contract off to russia's invasion of ukraine. germany is already adopting measures to reduce energy consumption, including turning off spotlights and hot water. in some public buildings. step, fasten has more from berlin. more than 200 buildings public building here in berlin will go darker for the next coming weeks, at least to save energy. and not only that, it is also able to show 2 people here in germany as a symbol of how to save energy. because not only the government this urge to save energy but the public as well. but this is one bit to pale. of course, said the germans, i know, have to swallow because of their dependency on russian gas and oil for the energy supply. and this is also a result of a meeting house in brussels by the e u, in which the decision was taken to voluntarily cut an a cheese by 15 percent over the coming month to basically anticipate last gas even coming from russia for the next winter on wednesday gus form has already also decreased gas suppl

emergency gas plan for the carts could trigger rationing. germany's cabinet is expected to address the energy crisis. ad aids meeting in berlin today. so let's cross now to d. w. chief political correspond melinda crane, who was at the chancellor frost, where this meeting is taking place today. molina, what does this reduction mean for germany now? and how is the government responding? it means that the country is indeed facing a very severe gas shortage. both now but most certainly during the winter and the government has been working on a number of different fronts. the very popular climate on economy minister, robert ha beck, who today is as vice chancellor, leading the cabinet meeting in the chancellor behind me. he has been working tirelessly to win this country off of russian natural gas both by seeking to diversify supply. for example, by building liquid floating, liquid natural gas terminals in the north sea to receive gas deliveries from other countries. also by ramping up cold production. not easy for him as a member of the green party who came into office swearing to ramp up renewables. and we in the country off of

germany. just comb alonzo now investigations and interrogations. point to a central point of reference in berlin. date for door from there with somebody at the means. laborers are sent throughout germany to work in nail studios and in august we'll joe's of the hours of diagnosis. be in great britain as well. the number of vietnamese run nail studios is growing rapidly and he to police writes, often turn up undocumented miners. many don't even know where they are or how they got there. i believe is how did you get here? what about the trip agent? even though, when i was brought here from vietnam in trucks, i don't know how many countries we drove through, or how many times we changed vehicles. the next one, wilson dependent, held captive, exploited by schuman traffic his year on year we said increase the number of de abbas, and i will be expected to work incredibly long hours for low autopay and a false to the rates as well. the british government ordered the comprehensive inquiry in hopes of gaining insight into the vietnamese human trafficking network. the investigation was led by debbie beetle

it wouldn't dw news life from berlin up next. russia turns off the gas tap to germany for annual maintenance on the north stream pipeline. but germany's energy regulator admits that nobody knows whether russia will turn the top back on. again . this is more in business news where statement, beardsley, right after a short break, thanks for watching old co mike's been. how can this passionate hatred of the people be? exclaimed jo. oh, go upon, go. a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles in a christian christianity wants to confirm that that is why christianity use the figure of the gym as a deterrent. it's a history of slander of hatred and violence. a 3rd of our people were exterminated $6000000.00 jews, like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. history of anti semitism this week on d. w. o . germany braces for a cut off to natural gas deliveries. brushing supplier gas prom was set to stop flows on the biggest single pipeline running between russia and ger

german foreign minister, angelina barbara, greeting her egyptian counterpart, some issue. korean berlin, germany in egypt, i call hosting a 2 day climate conference in preparation for the un climate summit in egypt. this november, speaking ahead of the conference burbock set, countries need to redouble their efforts to hit climate targets. dick lea maquida mats and the climate crisis does not stop at any border. and the climate crisis is now the biggest security threat to all people on this earth. this being the adams here. so we will only be able to tackle it together. he came back his them up because the climate crisis does not stop at any border. the response to it must not either. we must intensify our joint efforts. intensive young officials from 40 countries gathered for the summit to disgusting, focused on fighting the increasing impact of climate change. addressing the conference in a video message, united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, urged rich nations to keep their pledges to supply funds to countries hardest hit by the climate crisis. excellencies. this has to be the 2

as a beijing heart minor takes over as the territories, the new leader owning up to germany's colonial past. berlin a formally recognizes certain african artifacts looted in the 19th century as property of nigeria. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. thank so much for joining us. ukrainian officials or say at least 20 people have been killed after russian missiles hit a residential area near the black sea port of odessa. another missile hit a nearby recreation center. and the strikes come just one day after russian forces withdrew from near by snake island, which had seemed to ease the threat to odessa. presidents were asleep when a russian missile struck this apartment building at around one a. m, on friday. neighbors in the town of sir heave, kearney odessa rushed to help emergency workers search for survivors. did you see people being carried away? every nerve there only body bags and smoke mirrors. the kremlin has denied involvement in the strike saying they do not target civilian sites. but keith says russian forces have escalated their long range attacks, increasing the threat to civilians far

natural gas pipeline, to germany for 10 days of scheduled maintenance about berlin fairs. the cutoff could last much longer due to the war in you pray. also coming up ukraine, just civilians in the southern region of harrison to flee as its forces prepare counter attacks. a rush and asked for i've gone on apartment block kill the.

avoid violating the sanctions, and canada will transfer the turbine of the montreal plant to germany, and berlinurbine to the russian gas monopolist. well, why are they doing this? maybe they believe that by handing over the turbine to the russians , they will save russia from violating the sanctions denials a-a about the fact that the reduction of gas supply is purely technical problems and will force it to increase gas supply to europe . yesterday there was news that the other side is giving the turbine to gazprom so that it will no longer pump gas into europe with its pipes, well, about the fact that putin has already pumped gas into europe. they will not end europe's gas as before. that many economic problems are expected in europe. it is precisely because of problems in the energy sector that europe is trying to minimize these consequences. i don't know what the subtleties of the agreements are, so to speak the return of the equipment for the northern stream is one. yes, of course, if this equipment is returned, then russia cannot say that it is all their fault, but russia itself is at the

mentioned, because in the social network they often merge videos specifically from germany, there were several from berlins about how ukrainians are treated, how they humiliate our citizens, can the police be called to an example, or can they be brought to some responsibility, of course, germany is a state of law and any cases must be reported to the police, you seem like this during the nine on the 1st of may, there were cases of attacks even on ukrainians, and in general, the attitude was quite negative, and the police recorded about it. there are cases, so that is, the police in this case act according to the law. there is no such thing as calling the police. they see that it is a russian and such. no, we will not record it, that is, it does not happen. hmm. that is, everything operates according to the law . towards the end, there were certain provocateurs and the police immediately surrounded them in a ring so that there was not much contact with ukrainian activists, the ukrainians bypassed them, that is, they left this matter to the police, so that in no way could it be said that the ukrainians were

natural gas pipeline to germany for 10 days of scheduled maintenance. but berlin fears that cut off could last much longer. due to the war and you also coming up ukraine urges civilians in the southern region of her thong. to fleet as its force is prepared counter attacks. irrational strike on an apartment blocks killed at least 20 for the east of the country. ah, i'm glad off as well come to the program jitters in germany to day after the biggest pipeline the supplying russian gas to the country closed for 10 days of annual maintenance work authorities. fear the tops may stay turned off to exert political pressure on the west over the war. new crime, speaking early up, germany is economy minister won't be you needed to be prepared. in case shipments don't resume and admitted germany had become too dependent on russian and exempt adorned in a new strategy. the entire germans energy strategy that was aimed at gas and call. and the gas was to come from russia to mines on, which is why the north stream one and north stream 2 pipelines were built upward. just as you c

the week they have a warning strike mikhail antonov anastasia barkovskaya andrey powder news , berlin germany border with germany supermarket distribution centers highways and even police cars are blocked at this moment farmers in the netherlands, on one of those roads that can still be driven, dutch drivers noticed armored vehicles. but there are still more tractors, and the so-called nitrogen protest , farmers, dissatisfied with the radical eco-initiatives of the authorities, have also joined the fishermen. ferry service disrupted fishing ports blocked well, knowledgeable in food logistics, demonstrators blocking not everything in a row, but only what is guaranteed to break the supply chain tractors and kutisen, not the only method of struggle with eco-activists. thresholds of government buildings are thrown by farmers with manure. so far, dutch environmental activists are fighting nitrogen, and farmers and activists are getting more and more toxic the atmosphere in german education as well. at the humboldt university in berlin, under pressure from lgbt activists, a lecture on existence was

one floes directly from russia to germany under the baltic sea. it's crucial for berlin as it accounts for around half of germany's gas imports or cheese. rachel marsden has a store for us. german economy minister, robert havoc express concerns de russia. we need gas supplies as a political weapon, amid the program maintenance shut down of the north stream. one pipeline which normally transports gas from russia to europe. havoc said that solidarity is more important than ever solidarity for what collective suicide it's easy nations, their weapon ising, their own energy policy, putting their own gas supply in peril with anti russian sanctions for which we the citizens are paying the price of the pump. here in france, we're on the cost of a massive heat wave right now with up to 40 degree temperatures forecasted over the next couple of weeks. france even has a statutory holiday in june every year in memory of the nearly 20000 elderly who died in care homes from a similar heat wave in the summer of 2003. but french economy minister billy nolan . there hardly inspires confid

was set to stop flows on the biggest single pipeline running between russia and germany, citing annual maintenance. berlin fears the company, walt, turn it back on. also on our show, new revelations over wilma songs closeness to ride sharon king hubert causes an uproar in french politics. blow, welcome to the show. i'm seeing fiercely in berlin. it's good to have you with us. russian gas from gas promise scheduled to switch off its, its largest natural gas pipeline, running to germany to day siding annual maintenance. the question is, if it will switch it back on officials in germany and across the you are warning utilities and companies to brace for a possible complete stop to gas flows. even after the 10 day repair period. they fear russia will use maintenance as a pretext. moscow has already reduced flows into germany in recent weeks, cutting back supply to 40 percent of normal levels, again, siding repair needs. now the north stream stoppage also appears to be pushing the german government to undermine its own sanctions regime against russia. at berlin's request, canada has now temporarily waved its e

it would be okay at another time, but now even for germany, 9 billion is a lot of money mikhail antonov anastasia barkovskaya andrey powder lead, berlin germany evgeny tishkovets, leading specialist of the phobos center, is joining me now evgeny welcome to the west the photos have caused a real sensation. it is important for science to understand perhaps, but why are politicians discussing them? what was so incredible that you managed to capture? hello from a scientific point of view, the first images of the webb telescope are a big event, but by western politicians. it is interesting for other reasons. so let's take a look at the distant stars. here it is the result of decades of work by specialists from europe and north america, the most detailed image of the distant universe at the moment, a question may arise for a person who does not delve into astronomy. how is this different from what others have taken before? space observatories. by the way, it also arose from joe biden, in whose presence the picture was presented to the public, the us president spoke about his leadership, without which the project would not have been implemen

seeing a bit of back tracking take germany's economics minister, who says the north stream, one pipeline that supplies europe with russian gas is a must not only for berlin, but for the whole continents energy market. we need capacities in north stream one to fill up our storage filled storage capacities in germany are not only important for the german market, but also for the european market and the security of supply in europe. a real 190 degree turn from what he said on the eve of russia's military operation in ukraine and doug boss. germany can meet its energy needs without russian gas, should energy prices skyrocket. consumers would receive assistance. the change of heart came as germany caught some serious, friendly fire from canadian sanctions. last month, thrushes state energy company gas prom was forced to reduce the flow of gas along north stream, one by 40 percent. why? several turbines essential for the pipelines, proper functioning, were under repair in montreal, and were blocked from being returned on time because of sanctions imposed by ottawa . so after a bit of begging from berlin to avoid making germany's energy crisis any worse, canada

everything will focus on the city of berlin because stalin is controlling east germany. it is agreed to victorious allies, the brits and russians will share control of berlin but berlin sits squarely in the soviet control area of occupied germany. the tension and potential disaster and fallout that can happen, be set by the geographical position of berlin so western allies coming into the city are entirely surrounded by territory controlled by stalin's red army. that is the setting for everything that will happen. it is a fabulously dramatic story that will unfold. >> really is a fascinating situation. one of the great things about the book is giles makes clear what the stakes are right away. we understand on the human level the interpersonal conflicts and larger things that are at stake. you mentioned stalin is a character in the book and other villainous characters with helpful name recognition and real heroes that are fun to cheer for. names i haven't heard before but came to love by the end. i was curious if you had a favorite person even if it was one of the bad guys

germany. north stream one had been out of action for routine maintenance. many in berlin were concerned, russia wouldn't turn it back on. germany relies on russia for around a 3rd of its gas imports. for now, the nightmare scenario as it was described seems to have been avoided by concerns remain. experts say germany should be doing more to reduce its dependence. the, like i said, elicitation is urgent. aha, who should have been making savings from day one? on february, we lost valuable months. it's important to re adjust this now for citizens are being urged to save energy. experts also say germany should look for alternative sources, philip storage facilities and expand renewables. berlin has been scrambling to set some of these measures in motion. it has reduced its dependence on russian gas. the government has also given the go ahead for l. n. g terminals to be built. and by mid july, germany had raised its gas storage levels to 65 percent. more however, needs to be saved. and they have also been setbacks, especially for japanese climate goals. the government has deci

the berlin sits squarely inside the soviet-controlled area of occupy germany. so, the tensions and the potential disasters and fallout second happen a really set by the geographical position of berlin. so, you have the western allies coming into the city, but they are entirely surrounded by territory controlled by stall winds red army. so, that's the sort of setting for everything that's going to happen. it's a fabulously dramatic story that's going to unfold. >> and it really is just a fascinating situation and we get, i think, one of the great things about the book is that giles makes it clear the stakes are right away. , so we know how important all these showdowns are. we understood on the human level, the inter personal conflicts, but also the larger things that are at stake. and i'm curious, you mentioned stalin, who's definitely a character here in the book. there's a lot of other villainous characters who have less household name recognition. there's also real heroes, people that are such funding to cheer for, names that i hadn't heard before but i reall

ah ah, berlin makes fresh accusations against moscow was russia temporarily shuts down a key gas supply route to germany for scheduled maintenance. that's made a fuel crisis caused by the backlash of western sanctions. also this our group. yes . another forward position where american em 777 houses were based deal. you have a number of shells. these a powder judge, candace, this will bud by almost direct impact. ah, r t investigates, hastily abandoned ukrainian army position where u. s. made heavy weapons were apparently used to sheldon boss. us tries to pin the blame for the crisis in sri lanka on russia. as the south asian countries president confirmed, he's stepping down and i made widespread riots over the country's economic term with 7 pm here in moscow. and you're watching r t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. now there are fresh worries in the european union after russia halted the flow of gas through a key pipeline to germany called north stream one for 10 days due to scheduled maintenance. germany's vice chancellor says european countries need to agree to tighten their

now, it is only a matter of time when the next sanctions will be applied to canada , germany persuaded canada berlin does not know how to survive this winter without russian gas if moscow closes the valve germany is expecting a significant drop in the economy said last week in canada of the german foreign ministry and this will be reflected in europe and in the aid to ukraine if we do not get a gas turbine, then we will no longer get gas and then we will not be able to provide any support to ukraine at all because we will be busy with popular uprisings later elena barbox tried to take back her words, saying that she exaggerated a bit ways to minimize them are still being sought in brussels, because the kremlin, after resuming the gas flow through the northern stream, announced on thursday that if the issue with the turbine is not resolved by monday, then the gas flow can be stopped again, according to the register - the question is rhetorical, and as early as tomorrow, tuesday , the energy ministers of the european union countries must meet here in brussels to approve a crisis plan for the winter, h

gas flows from russia dwindling. nordstrom to was due to double the flow of rush and gas into germany, but berlin, cancel the contract after russia's invasion of ukraine. germany is already adopting measures to reduce energy consumption, including turning off spotlights and hot water. in some public buildings, step ration has more now, from burling. more than 200 buildings public building here in berlin will go darker for the next coming weeks, at least to save energy. and not only that, this is also a show for people here in germany as a symbol of how to save energy, because not only the government this urge to save energy but the public as well. but this is one bit appeal, of course, that the germans know have to swallow because of their dependency on russian gas and oil for the energy supply. and this is also a result of a meeting house in brussels by d. u in which decision was taken to voluntarily cut an a cheese by 15 percent over the coming month to basically anticipate last gas even coming from russia for the next winter. on wednesday. gus form has already also decreased gas supplies to ge

i beg you, well , the fact is that he says, the impression is that voldemar is not in berlin and not in germanyt all. that is, he is something right, some reasonable words, which, well, probably russian germans. yes listen well, they have in childhood here you come to school once you have a textbook. how to be gay. no, i'm not kidding. it's so much more that if you come, dad, and i've given me such a textbook, and visit. no-no-no, it's not necessary, just daddy one-time and let 's goodbye. no, well, it is. and so what he says, that this sodom and gomorrah is there to say, e will end, i strongly very much doubt it very much. that is, i have no reason, it is important not to let me in here. this is very important, everyone thinks that this is all nonsense. no it is no nonsense, this is the key will not reach. not to moscow well , listen, well, here we are. yes, they got to kiev correctly, and there she will be pleased with might and main, and there the site is already on the floor to take and that's it. that's all. it will be. this is where all the rubbish is. well, there he will tell us on playb

the week they have a warning strike mikhail antonov anastasia barkovskaya andrey powder news, berlin germanyd not take root either in germany or in ukraine so i returned to russia at the capital airport. today they noticed the ex-employee of channel one marina ovsyannikova for provocation. live hoped to get a ticket to the so-called free world. however, she was fired. from the editorial board, a few months later, divelt moreover became the object of harassment from ukrainian nationalists for gratitude, they turned out to be stingy. but he expressed many threats against ovsyannikova. and , by the way, now a new scandal is unfolding in ukraine, they are poisoning the producer and musician yuri bardash, who, in turn, decided to flirt with the russian audience. now she's the creator of the mushroom group, and hit, the ice is melting with the slaves announced real hunt. and how sincere he was, anastasia ivanova thought, between yuri bardysh and russia, the ice is melting, at least he thinks so, the ukrainian producer for the first time since the start of the special operation spoke about his atti

natural gas pipeline to germany for 10 days of scheduled maintenance. both berlin fears the cut off could last much longer due to the war in ukraine. also coming up ukraine urges civilians in the southern region of her son to flee as its forces prepare counter attacks. russian air strike on an apartment block killed at least 24 in the east of the country. and that uneasy calm returns to sri lanka, activists say they'll occupy the homes of the president and the prime minister until the discredited leaders are gone. meanwhile, a position parties look to form a new government. ah, i've got those as well. come to the program. justice in germany today after the biggest pipeline supplying russian gas to the country, closed for 10 days of annual maintenance work authorities, fear the tops may stay turned off to exert political pressure on the west over the war, new crime. speaking earlier, germany's economy minister all that hobbit warned the e you needed to be prepared, in case shipments, don't resume and admitted germany. it had become too, we're reliant on russian ener

we there are roma living in the streets in berlin who are rounded up by nazi germany, and removed to concentration camps outside of berlin. visitors don't see overt signs of discrimination against jews, or roma, or others. there is just a great deal of pageantry at the games. we are going to see some video that now. you see nazi flags everywhere hanging on the brandenburg gate, nazi flags. the germans, and state the torch relay run, we know so well. this torch relay run begins in athens, and ends in berlin. what are the germans communicating there, that they are the literal inheritors of greek civilization, germany is the new grease, the center of civilization. you see hitler walking into the stadium at the beginning of the games in august of 1936. so, the germans bring a lot of prompt and pageantry to the games, and a lot of what they bring is still with us today, when we watch the olympic games. he awe they communicate to the world that they're back in the nations, and they cast doubt, and even some american journalists who go over there, reports that they don't see signs of a overt