germany. that is not american in quite a long time and looking at how a broad scope he had in his speech, it seems like he wants to show that germany is ready to play a leading role in the world. dw political correspondent, juliessa delhi. thank you. well let's bring in dw, corresponding christine plants and who is in davos, switzerland covering the world economic forum. hi, good to see you. now, what was your main takeaway from german chancellor, olaf shows the speech yet. well. what really stood out to me was a bit of the stronger language we were hearing from shots today, but at the same time, he did manage to walk this cautious line that we've come to associate with him. i'm, as we heard earlier, he did say that russia cannot, should not win this war will not win this war. earlier we'd been hearing him saying things more like this warm up and so much more generic statements from the past. what he was saying today, jiving also quite well with what european commission president or savant or land was saying earlier this week. she said ukraine must win this war. and i'm, as you were just speaking

germany. that is not, i'm going american in quite a long time and looking at how a broad scope he had in his speech, it seems like he wants to show that germany is ready to play a leading role in the world. did of you political correspondent, you've? yes, and then he thank you. russia continues to pound you cranes, eastern don, boss region. it's aiming to take the industrial heartland. after failing to capture the ukrainian capital, keith. moscow says it will continue the offensive until it achieves its gold. ukrainian forces are doing their best to push back russian troops despite heavy shelling in this village now back in ukrainian hands. residents tell of their fears as the russians arrived, but i don't think you can we try to keep out of the way with yeah, well, maybe we should go back to the basement. she says that a little bit as a team of associated press film, russian artillery, keep up the bombardment along the road. more evidence of the fighting rushes objective is to cease to don best provinces done yet in the hands in the east. at least 12 people were killed by shilling as heavy fightin

one of the flagships of the european union and its position has determining influence not only on how germanyll vote in one or another case, but also some other countries that are oriented towards it, and this must be realized, but therefore it is fundamentally important for us to achieve that and the ruling coalition that exists today in germany, which includes social democrats, green free democrats, and the opposition party, which is where i am , all of them. actually, they were united around the issue of ukraine, and here the issue is just like that , if you want, public pressure and i think that this public pressure will continue on politicians in germany so that their position is still with the recognition of mistakes and policies of the previous years about e-e regarding approaches to the russian federation or to individual leaders e-e of the social-democratic party in relation to the ex-chancellor, yes, that is, all these things , unfortunately, they are fighting today over the internal political history of germany, and definitely how germany will help ukraine will affect its political

will the rest of the world come to the rescue and hear how germany is shift away from russian? coal is having an in fact, 10000 kilometers away. the state of a business owner of us in berlin. welcome to the program. and we begin and sri lanka and with a bleak message from the countries new prime minister, renelle wicker, him sing, gay says the countries desperately in need of $75000000.00 within the next few days . just to afford essential imports like medicine and fuel is one. the country only has enough petrol to last a single day. so lanka has reached a low point in its worst economic crisis. 7 decades shrill anchors economic woes, a hitting every one hard most noticeably in food and fuel, petrol shortages mean, rick shaw, drivers face long queues to fill up. their struggling to make ends meet. we are guarded mirror. i don't have much fuel in my rick shaw. i've already been to 3 petrol stations, but there was no fuel in any of them, even though they have some here at this station. the key was too long. the resignation of prime minister roger paxil last week was not enough to

how many people work at industrial enterprises in germany germany is one of the few countries of theld, which is an industrial power, which has factories. there, the factories weren’t just not destroyed when they were even the united states . yes, they removed their production, and there they were built new and new. well, it’s interesting that yuri vyacheslavovich sees in this the dawn of socialism in europe , but in general, i remind you that there were such major european theorists even before the actual events of this year and even the deca of the kind. uh, just e reasoned just like that, they also talked about the fact that capitalism, uh, has reached a dead end, and what needs to be done not profit is the basis of an entrepreneur's activity, but the public good. hmm . climate ideas and energy ideas were superimposed on this too. uh, i mean, i'm saying, why make a profit you need to think about the public good that's why we finance green energy, because yes it's more expensive, but it's socially important, because we reduce climate impacts, really, now uh about all this forgot, o

you look, you look at scholz and angela merkel, and you look at how germany's position how germany hasnths. well, in the same place, i read marvelous freedom today. i'll still figure it out. i read this curious thing, it turns out, after all, the topic is a sanction. against the coat of arms of kardash luther and mrs. kneisel, the former minister of foreign affairs of austria, she is actual they are going to function because they have not left the structures where they work for us here and do not condemned. all this is there, they said, which means sanctions. this is still a mild form, because these are still politicians. yes, first the sanctions will be squeezed. and for those who are simpler, you can simply cross them out, so this is all very. well, very democratic. if you don't agree, we'll kick you out. everything is very simple. well, here you really need to pay attention to what is actually an attempt at sovereignty. they are in demand among the people, because both orban and erdogan are quite popular politicians. and now in this regard, uh, europe now there is a process of ukrai

countries found a compromise on the sixth package of sanctions against russia, which they agreed on and how germany reacts in moscow decided to arm chancellor schultz said that the frg would soon have the largest army in europe among the nato countries. how do they want to achieve this, how does it fit into the nato concept and what could it threaten? ready to ensure free passage of ships if kiev solves the problem of demining coastal waters sergey lavrov commented on the situation with the export of grain from ukraine what other statements were made? vladimir putin asked the head of buryatia pay attention to the problem of emergency housing and unemployment in the region, the president held a working meeting with alexei via video link tsedinov this autumn, the republic will hold elections for the head of the region. alexey titenov spoke about the economic and social situation and achievements of the republic over the past 5 years. please, let's have a word about the situation. based on the results of 5 years, more than one and a half thousand kilometers have been brought in order, roads and 78 bri

but he was, he was a bit vague about how germany feels about that proposal. well that was actually the only interesting content point that i heard in the press conference because everything else was more like as it believe, merge, gather in something like a sexual ceremony in which they renew their believe and express how committed they are in favor of european integration when it comes to this particular political integration proposal, it highlights the differences between the political culture and fries and the political culture in germany. my call when he was elected president in the 1st term coined initiatives and came up with ideas basically on a weekly bass while germans are much more a technocrats and even institutions and procedures. and we learned in the last 20 years how difficult it is to reform the european union. i personally strongly support the idea of being more flexible with a definition of what it actually means to be a member of the european union. because if we strictly believe in what was defined in 93 as the so called copenhagen criteria

say it again, i really don’t want it to be any closer personal ties, someone says that this is how germanyees e that ukraine and its closest allies, and for the supply of weapons - it is definitely not germany, now they would receive victories and it is possible and disadvantageous for germany, the war has now rolled back from kyiv, kyiv region, chernihiv region, sumy region and for many in the european union it may seem that it is again at the stage of conducting an anti-terrorist operation, i remember the discussions that took place when the united states was withdrawing its contingent from afghanistan the story was actually hot, and at that time theses had a place, no matter how much money we gave there and how much we supported, but if the people themselves, if the people themselves, in particular, did not manage to help themselves with our support, then this is a hopeless story. it seems to me that now with in ukraine, we see a completely different illustration, precisely the fact that ukraine can take care of itself, well, that is, based on the practice of three months, we can see th

here's how germany cut. look at a solid bar of one garden, the most is being done.in this form. it depends on what kind of pig, at what point her life was ruined there. what part of the body, the fat was taken from her, is done like lard, when the fat is ground it can be spread, that is, there are many options for you to choose how we should. yes, well, that is, this is what you must, so to speak, determine by taste and color and by smell. if you came to the market, you must definitely consult, if there are all non-packaged services, on this site for this i will show you the most important aspect now, look. here it is stamping, that is, it is confirmed that the meat and the sauna are healthy in this force, as a rule, it is market everything else within the framework. your taste. which one do you love the most. there is a lot of delicious food, but in israel, in order for lard to be kosher, one of your former prime ministers made a farm where pigs do not touch the ground and thus kosher lard is made, imagine how people love lard . it seems to me that the second quest

they sink and then that's the thinking behind it because i don't see how germany and italy could last. i'm how you could actually survive about on the gas imports and also to look at so that you know, the area and check republic and of course hungry them all kicked out a little resistance to some of this. so we don't actually disagree to our economy. so they haven't really thought is true. we need to know is that he's very good looking at single market regulation like the size of your windscreen wipers or health and safety in the office. but it just doesn't do big stuff like this, and it's really bitten off more minutes. it can chew. so i, i really have to wonder whether this is the same for just really starting to dark. well, if you, that's a very good point. if i go to marco and london, i mean, let's go back to february 2014, and the, you negotiated a, i, a, a, a political reform process and ukraine unit. cobit stupidly trusted them, and they, the document that they all signed the e u that the documents signatures weren't even dry before they reneged on it. this is this, this is the

both lead us also agreed to continue their efforts to see how germany can continue supporting a ukrainian that that will continue with this dialogue and almost weekly basis spaces. now ukrainian german relations have been somewhat strange recently. is this now a sign of an easy intentions between the 2 leaders or it wasn't as bad as serious in the 1st place? it is indeed a good sign, but not only if we'll look at this, this telephone call that they had in the morning. but if we rather look at what both foreign ministers it did last week, because both of them visited, the other country were german foreign minister babylon, visiting keith meeting, president lensky. she also visited the mass graves in a boucher and the ukranian counterpart clever, who was in germany who was here in berlin. he met with government officials. he met with officials of the position as well. and he also attended the g 7 foreign ministers meeting in no than germany. so that's definitely a good sign that the both relationships between both countries are on a good way. but now of course, the interesting question is,

to the local mayor oleksandr markushin, with the speaker of the german parliament talked about how germany can help rebuild the destroyed infrastructure of the city. in the near future, the germans will be handed over projects and estimates for the restoration of the third lyceum, one kindergarten, the champion stadium and the cultural center refused to evacuate and remained in the capital all the time. for almost one in five of them, this war became the second i am moving i always go to work with great enthusiasm why because a little call for all kinds of problems nadiya maksimova is a child of the second world war, she is 79 years old, a woman works for half her life in the library of the kyiv boarding house for labor veterans as her ward, mrs. nadiya reads about the lives of writers and pavel glazovoy's humorous stories about the second world war, the woman knows from the stories of her mother, and the woman does not remember her father he did not return from the war, the germans settled down, well, they went to the houses under the chickens and eggs and so on, and although the germans

it's very interesting to see how quickly things can change, how quickly germany can change its opinion as far as what it stands for when it comes to ukraine. i mean, we saw that at the beginning of the crisis when it was a weapons deliveries and then suddenly it became heavy weaponry that was being delivered. and now we're talking, as you mentioned, about an oil embargo, we could see that within days we're still seeing resistance from countries like hungry and portugal who are very reliance on our oil from a russia. but so is germany. and this turnaround is spectacular. as far as germany goes, so yeah, when it comes to simple things like rising food prices and energy prices, we suddenly do see change and bend. and speaking of this oil embargo, and we know that the head of the european commission year commissioner was left on the line, has been addressing attendees there in davos to day. how has she been speaking about energy and the reliance of the e u on russian energy delivers? she said that europe needs to win itself off fossil fuels. she said, this is the time we need to shift to r

how does germany's europe colonial past say the way you want to integrate, particularly african countries in germany? but all countries with the colonial past have to be very honest and admitting that this pastor is part of the history and that they have responsibility for better relations with the countries in africa and doing this is also the basis for a good relationship in the future. and my views that the wide will have a lot of very influential countries in the next, the caves that are not just russia, china, united states and in europe for instance. it will be also a lot of other countries. and this is one of the reasons why i, for instance, invited indonesia and india synagogue in south africa are fine to participate in ard meeting in germany this year in the summer. because it's a starting point for understanding the voice of something that we have responsibility together for. and this is the basis for a move to lead or what, where are we not just see a lot of different adventure countries, but countries that corporate for better. what role does africa plans, if you will, up agai

and it shows how germany is trying to get to those new allies also as well who think that they also have a special relationship to russia. so germany with the g 7 presidency embedded, 4 countries, we spoke about india, south africa, and synagogue, took 2 countries that the german chancellor will visit in may. and those also indonesia who has the presidency of the d. 20 meeting. that's also interesting because russia is part of the g 20 of course it's not part of the g. and so the host, the host of this meeting in barley and indonesia is of course, under pressure by members of this club to take russia out of the g 20 club to further increase the isolation of the country. there's so many threads to pull us here from this meeting, and in this, this time that we're in a foreign ministers, we'll make the night count about finland and sweden, who's night a membership is on the table. they'll also join the meeting. can you understand the push back that's coming against that move? there is definitely a pushback by russia who's closely following what helsinki has decided where you have a finish p

how does germany's europe's colonial past shape the way you want to integrate particularly african countries in germany. but all countries with the colonial passed have to be very honest in admitting that this pastor is part of the history and that they have responsibility for better relations with the countries in africa and doing this is also the basis for a good relationship in the future. and my view is that the wide will have a lot of very influential countries in the next case that are not just russia, china, united states, and europe, for instance. it will be also a lot of other countries. and this is one of the reasons why i, for instance, invited indonesia and india synagogue in south africa are fine to participate in ard meeting in germany this year in the summer. because its a starting point for understanding devoid of something that we have responsibility together for. and this is the basis for the move. the letter was where we not just see a lot of different adventure countries, but countries that corporate for better. what role does africa play? in this that you will up against

well, such an interesting moment, how they will celebrate in germany, but this is not the ninth. ays celebrated the eighth e, and in general, how it happened in germany please remind us before that and how this year that it will be may 8 in germany, i also congratulate you on the upcoming holiday may 8 in a number of regions of germany was declared a non-working day day, and it is not considered the day of the liberation of germany from nazism. i think that public organizations or politicians. uh, they will take part in uh, solemn events associated with this day, we are preparing for our events traditionally on may 9, although in some regions of certain areas in the place of the former concentration camps of the nazis, liberated, including, of course, the red army, we already carried out in the presentation of wreaths and the corresponding uh, solemn mourning ceremonies are preparing for the ninth of may, uh, on may 9th we according to the plan, this is the laying of wreaths at the main memorials. a soviet soldier, in particular in berlin, the famous trepto in the park at the tier

, but i understand that and politicians and so to say so people yes if yes i saw in poland how it was in germanyard a lot i communicate closely there with my colleagues from germany, it is not visible, but i want to repeat once again that they are trying to support and support me. it was 22° in the room in winter, but it will be 20 and it will be 19 if this is the price of peace if this is for freedom well, i think that every reasonable european actually understands this . from their own of the meeting stated that it is necessary to strengthen the military contingent in atlant in the arctic and re- re-equip the military bases in murmansk and he is preparing for a real war for the arctic, you can say it is already underway and there we are talking about the lomonosov ridge and we have a schedule prepared, this is a disputed territory in the arctic ocean, you can now see that the length of the lomonosov ridge is approximately 1,800 km, the width is from 60 to 200 km. and now russia , canada, and denmark are claiming it at once, and according to some scientists in why is it a problem, there may be

uh, there was so much steel in nazi germany. how much germany needed, besides, there is much more, that is. e, as we said, this is the fourth reich, that's just e now e got his members. once, for some time, remaining, except for austria, the remaining detailed. this is the first task under the iron petra. and in this sense. uh, you need uh, in my opinion, our policy is someone else's telgent external, and she is finalizing something for me nato has swallowed up the european union nato has an iron hoop. i am his union we can't say split should be expanding, even we can see. and something we have to split the european union, we must do everything to kick out another one, one or two countries from this european union in order to pump out the e, the second, that something important discontent of the population, has collapsed. uh, in a whole range of skat especially eastern europe, by the way, is growing north of the baltics and, uh, the presence of america is a guarantee that in the event of this discontent in the form of attempts to co

and one of the reasons that germany has been hesitant about delivering heavy weapons. because a concern about how training could be interpreted by russia. whether that could be seen essentially as making germany a kind of a party to the conflict. the german government has, as you said, repeatedly, been accused by the leadership in key of, of not doing enough to help defend it against the russian invasion. and until just 10 days ago, berlin had been quite reluctant to provide heavy weapons. but chancellor schultz does appear to have changed course under pressure from allies and even from his own coalition partners and has also pledged to export german, made gay part armored anti aircraft vehicles. to ukraine, so definitely we are seeing movement now on the part of berlin. if we can talk about relations between berlin and keith, they had been tense recently after, excuse me, germany's president hung by to shine maya was told that he was not welcome in ukraine, but according to chance, johnson will, i shall. it's, it does seem that the diplomat diplomatic hatchet has now been buried. let's just take

cannabis legalization will for millions into germany's government. europe is watching the country's 1st steps. the obstacles of the bureaucracy and the security issues. how legalizing marijuana will become an industry worth, 1000000000 made in germany. next, on d, w o, the international region in ukraine size and some fun teams from the world. we stand, eyes fighting against continue. we a company come from south america and sondra from new. we've been a lot of bombing down on the lead to the front return answer. focus in europe. in 60 minutes on d. w. ah. with a real natural spectacle in an improved world. ah, the meeting of the loom will a remote island of st hulu. it is a testament to the quality of the waters. one of the many success stories, bastion of biodiversity, stores may 20th on dw hm. ah ah ah, ah, the solution to europe's energy problems may well come across the seas. huge ships filled with liquefied natural gas could sail to the continents rescue ending is dependence on fuel piped from russia on this week's mate will look at how government, like germany's.

this is how germany helps kiev with weapons, given the behind-the-scenes sentiments in nato and the national counting on western supplies so much, without which the question of surrender or retreat becomes even more urgent. ukrainian nationalists are trying, under the guise of refugees, to enter the territory of russia, the head of the border service of the fsb of russia, vladimir kuleshov, said in an interview with rossiyskaya gazeta that this was also about radicals who participated in hostilities. a total of 250 such cases have been identified against our country. now the news of the economy alexandra the central bank has adjusted the rules for the sale of foreign exchange earnings. tell us what has changed tatyana now it is given more time. now i'll tell you everything in more detail. the bank of russia has further softened the requirements for the sale of exporters' foreign exchange earnings, if earlier it was necessary to carry out the necessary operations in 60 business days, now for 120 i remind you that the president was previously indicated, a reduced volume, which is subject to sa

i don't know how germany would respond to that. let's hope we don't find out, but it's bizarre that germany is giving so much money to russia every single day for the natural gas that they're helping russia fight the war. it's a bizarre situation. >> well, we're going to have to leave it there, bing west. appreciate the conversation. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> actress and activist angelina jolie made an unexpected visit to ukraine saturday. she visited a boarding school and medical institution in lviv and also met with children that were hurt by a russian missile strike on a train station. that was helping people flee to safety. >> that's right. a ukrainian journalist said she was on a coffee run when she spotted jolie. but a spokeswoman says that her travels to the country are, quote, personal. >>> president biden proved he was the good sport last night at the white house correspondents' dinner by acknowledging his recent poll numbers. >> i'm really excited to be here tonight with the only group of americans with a lower appr

now wants to give 7 such how it says to the ukranian armed forces. as part of a german dutch deal, germany's defense minister announced to move during a visit to slovakia. this vehicle mines em together. we will now support you cray, even further by ensuring that it will be able to fight with how it's or 2 thousands in the future. and so can, can, can, we can get us up next of, uh huh. therefore, out starting next week, there will be training in germany on this happens upon on this how it sir, went and afterwards a total of $125.00 duck systems, day 7 german systems arch will support ukraine and his courageous fight in comp when tested the specific how it says, have just been repaired and therefore not currently being used by the german army. the bonus fair normally estimates about 40 days for training. in this case, however, it could all go much faster. cuban authority say at least 18 people are dead, and dozens are injured. after an explosion ripped through a hotel in the capitol, havana, the blast was so powerful. it destroyed several walls from the prestigious saratoga hotel. cuban presi

how does it look in germany, how does it look to the germans, it means comparison with liverwurst.y, why with liverwurst i smell there is some apparently stable expression, please, it's just a saying. it is translated from german and liver sausage is, well, it seems to be neither fish nor meat. well, this is what it is in this, if compared with the russian language, but in fact, he is not the first time the ambassador of ukraine. hey, here are his statements. i remember he once demanded in all seriousness and these traditions me in ukraine for the fact that i crossed the crimean border when we were on an official visit to crimea, and this was voiced everywhere. i just well, it was below that i got to turn my attention to such antics. i wrote to him to humble him. e. this is the potion he smokes, it has a bad effect on him. uh, well, maybe, somehow nothing good, it would be better to stay for it got worse, yes, but you also understand one thing. yes, he is a diplomat. yes, it's useful, come on, i'm sorry. we are not talking about him at all. here is my personal matter. miller is not

this is how germany helps kiev with weapons, given the behind-the-scenes sentiments in nato by the armedly worth relying on western supplies, without which the question of surrender or retreat becomes even more urgent. the production of spare parts for tractors has resumed in the zaporozhye region. now they will be delivered to russia as it was before the events of 2014. a new market has appeared for agricultural products of the region. stepanenko will continue this. the plant of autotractor parts is preparing to resume work after a 3-month during the break, up to 40% of the plant's production was occupied by the production of 60 mm and 82 mm mortars, but civilian products, of course, were also produced by the plant. here are the blanks e for polish. uh, the customer did not have time to pick up the rotor cone of the mower, and this is only part of the finished or almost finished products. was more than in demand. the pulleys of the hub, the sprocket of the bushing, which is just not here, this is the finished product warehouse of the melitopol plant, the plant managed to make it. but to

how many people in britain in germany or will endure all this in silence, not for long - this is howto endure, it’s one thing to endure, when you can’t do something in your soul, and there’s nothing else to eat, because you know, i’m a prophet, to whom that everyone has different needs, such a problem , so, uh, initially there is no soul, i will answer that's just literally pressing, which was given out. he wanted to join the telegram channel, in short, hang up now. well, let's just say, environments here. george eustis, suggested that the briton, against the backdrop of rising prices, choose inexpensive products instead of branded products. here time after time over and over again over and over again. so, look. what story is the answer to this question lies in the following while it is given that russia is absolutely evil. why because including such countries? like britain germany well big economies they have good backlog of strength, and so far this backlog of strength has not yet been overcome. that's as long as he is. yes, there is a general decline in the standard of living, and

$150.00 millimeter shells that have a range of up to 40 kilometers to how it so requires a crew of $3.00 to $5.00 soldiers. germany now wants to give 7 such how it says to the ukranian armed forces. as part of a german dutch deal, germany's defense minister announced to move during a visit to slovakia. dusty again, mine's em together. we will now support you cree even further by ensuring that it will be able to fight with howard ser to thousands in the future. and so can, can, can, we can get us up next of ohio. therefore, out starting next week, there will be training in germany on this weapons. upon this howitzer went and afterwards a total of $125.00 deco systems, 7 german systems, or to support ukraine and his courageous fight. come on justice. the specific how it says have just been repaired and therefore not currently being used by the german army. the bonus for normally estimates about 40 days for training. in this case however, it could all go much faster. ah, and let's get you up to speed on some other stories making headlines around the world. now, holes in northern ireland suggests the nationalist, shan

germany. oh, as i stand here, i think my husband, he died early on in this war. i knew about the the future is uncertain. oh, how are they adapting to their new life in germany? ah, anon, sasha have been living in berlin since feeding from ukraine. they found accommodation with a host family wide stroke of luck. they managed to flee the russian palms. they got out of geneva for weeks after the russian, a tech on ukraine. they are safe here, but their thoughts are still with ukraine and their family and friends. there but don't put nothing in mind with ya. i thought of that is my friend stayed enchanted. my classmates worked, but i can't bear the thought that they didn't have the chance to escape, even though they wanted to. that's what's terrifying. and even though i'm doing well here, to bring in my sworn because i can't help him from which in the war completely changed their lives. anna was nearing her high school graduation. sasha worked in a call center on february 24th the home thompson. ne. if north of key f was bombed, for the 1st time, it lies close to the elevation border where russian president vladimi

roman because she has very little time left and for how long is this change in germany's position towards last process and whether it can be said that the position of germany in relation to russia has already changed. well, it's rhetorical, as if the official change has happened. in ideal positions, not only in politics, but also in universities, ministries, etc. this is a pro-russian discourse, he has lost his legitimacy - many people recognize this now they admit that germany's shelf was not right, it was wrong, but on the other hand, there is no more uh-uh, how would uh-uh, act sufficiently, i would say so . we also have a problem. we are running out of time. thank you, mr. andreas, for finding some of your time for us. andreas umland, a political scientist from berlin , was in touch with us. we are extending the term great patriotic war, an ideological cliché that was created in the soviet union to emphasize the great war of the entire soviet people against the german-hitler troops. in fact, such a single impulse is exaggerated for many union republics, including ukraine - it was not

this week's mate will look at how governments like germany's.

about how in germany the ukrainian ambassador can now insult the german chancellor with impunity and about other examples of the political masochism of the old world fighting forest fires, where the situation is most difficult now and does the weather give a respite? as well as weekday special operations to protect donbass through the eyes of military commander alexander sladkov mariupol azovstal and crime and evidence special report on how russian military investigators work in donbass a tactical missile was intercepted by air defense systems. and over several villages in the kharkiv region, 11 shells were shot down, a tornado tornado, but even near kharkov they detained a ukrainian doctor with a whole heap, he was interested in nazi paraphernalia, as it turned out, not just maria valieva will continue. on combat missions, the crew of mi-8 helicopters fly out several times a day to help evacuate civilians from the liberated areas and are ready to immediately repulse the armed forces in the event of an attack. starts the vsk of the rest of the group. accompanying whom he was the russ

germany. it will be ukrainian soldiers coming here who will be trained in that training is due to start as early as next week, a with the how it says being delivered over the coming weeks. we're not getting a more precise timeline, but quite clearly a germany willing to hand over more heavy weapons always together with its allies within the nato context. and also potentially willing to deliver more. that's what we're hearing. we know that there is a growing list in the german chancery of what can be done. so we expect this only to be the latest step in potential future heavy weapons deliveries. it only has mikaela kirchner in slovakia. thank you. one of ukraine's biggest victories against the invading russian forces as being the claim. thinking of the warship moskva last month, now an anonymous u. s. official has told media that washington shed intelligence with ukraine about the ship's location. in moscow was the flag ship of russia's block c fleet. the us says it had no knowledge of ukraine's plans to attack the moscow with anti ship missiles. they report say it did help pinpoint the most close position. the biden adminis

in world war ii, sweden formally, while remaining a secret country, supplied. uh, nazi germany became so much. how, as we said, this is the fourth reich, that's just e now e got his members. sometime here remained for some time, except for austria remaining detailed. this is the first task under the iron noose , and in this sense, uh, you need uh, in my opinion, our policy is too telgent external, and it is finalizing something to me. nato has swallowed up the european union. nato has swallowed the iron hoop. i am his union. we can't tell them to split it.

how does it look in germany, how does it look to the germans, it means comparison with liverwurst.e way, why do i smell there with liverwurst some apparently stable expression, please. yes, it's just a saying, it 's translated from german and liverwurst is, well, it seems to be neither fish nor meat. well, here is such a one in this, if compared with the russian language, but in fact, he is the ambassador of ukraine not for the first time. eh, here are his statements. i remember that he once, in all seriousness, demanded that i be extradited to ukraine because i crossed the crimean border, when we were on an official visit to crimea, and this was voiced everywhere. i am just well, it was below 100 to pay attention to such antics. i wrote to him to humble him . uh, that's the potion he's smoking. it has a bad effect on him. eh, well, maybe something like that is nothing good, it would be better to stay, it got worse . unfortunately, but you also understand one thing. yes, he is a diplomat. yes, he is useful, stop let's beg your pardon. we are not talking about him at all. here is my