economy has more on that is the view from keith. nick, what would make ukraine happy coming out of this summit? and what is most realistic of the i think sarah, that no one here really expects membership during the active phase of this war. i think that was clear in advance. but i think the real concern is, how long does that take once the battlefields have gone quite, is ukraine can be formed off with some kind of a guarantee that don't provide the kind of collective security and that guarantee of nato troops fighting on ukraine. so if it is a tax in the future, or is it going to get just kind of promises of training and equipment. so that's the kind of question. how long off the war ends? is it going to be a quick question of a few months as this being the case for sweden and finland, or is it going to be something that takes significantly longer and i think is real where you have it. once the kind of active fighting is over, that the kind of solidarity and simple to crane will die down and it will be easier for these things to be dela

drone attack targeting cities across the country dw, corresponded to connelly as standing by and keith nick, what more can you tell us about this overnight attack? well, we've had some the math that he's called this the most devastating attack on the eve since the beginning of the war in terms of civilian casualties. we believe this was an apartment building, but there was also a university full of residents near by school. at images of people still going through that rebel try and find most of us took about 30 plus injured. we've heard from the military that about 7 of 10 russian christmas cells were shut down over the night. but obviously those 33 still go through these are very difficult to shoot down because they can just be programmed to imitate an attack on a certain target, one key of say, and then the last minute slip off in a different direction, making much more difficult to guess as per path of these kinds of attacks and i think it's really important stress. olivia is basically a 1000 kilometers away from the front line. there's the city that is being hubble quickly military, nat

let's get more from our correspondent, nick connelly and keith nick. it tell us more about what's happened in odessa. how extensive is the damage? this was shoot, this was the 2nd night of the strikes against odessa. the biggest single attack on the cities tend to be a war, according to the authorities that we understand. they use lots of different types of cruise missiles at the same time making the seeing the different difficult for ukraine. the defense is to down those missiles. we understand that the damage in the pool is pretty massive. there's 2 of meetings here is to repair the damage done in some parts, support up to 50 percent of the grain storage capacity destroyed. and thankfully, not so much in the way of civilian victims is a talk so far of 6 injuries, but no casualties for now. but said this was really, really serious attack on ukraine's kind of you can only black blood in israel force equivalence. you have the russians saying that because your brain attacked a bridge that was used for transporting ministry supplies to crime in to somethi

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i correspond to nick connelly in keith told us, no, this was in the categories of which is pretty close. the front lines just south of the regional capital. is that what it is? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit, the only way a lot of that kind of most intense fighting is going on right now. the scenario is it often comes under fire. we believe from the emergency services only around there that that figure in terms of food f might still arise. more people still believe to be under the rubble. and these guided emblems, really all a real issue in this part of the country, especially because they allow russian 5 jet to stay further away from the danger of ukraine's anti aircraft systems and send these very lethal weapons in which are basically an old school gravity boom. with the kids attached with basically wings attach that allows it to live over quite some distance. and these are just much heavier weapons, much heavier will head than most of those systems that would normally be used in this situation. so we think on time again, real ser

and earlier i spoke with dw correspondence, nick connelly and keith, and i asked him, what presidential lensky means when he says that he is hoping for the best possible result from the upcoming native summit? i think sarah, he was hoping for a commitment to joining off to the war ends. i think no one realistically here in cuba, expected membership as long as the battlefields continue see as much fighting as they have recently. but certainly a kind of commitment with dates or a roadmap to full members. if that was certainly something they were still expecting here. and it does sound goodbye. now, like, is there any waiting to talk about membership? once the fighting is over, is of the real fear here in ukraine, that once the rocket stopped pulling on key of the countries who might be more skeptical about ukraine's membership will then come out and try and frank this out for as low as possible to avoid any firm commitments and maybe just keep it at the level of some kind of israel style security relationship where there's no commitment to actually fight for ukraine. utils people here in

but this friday i should leave no one behind or well, i correspond to nick connelly and keith toby, more about those accusations looks like company your report. so we will move on. fellows is claims to have taken in russian. wagner, boss, if guinea pig goshen and itself at the house, each box and bus and risk adding new urgency to the expense nato. so mentality right now, if you and, and from nathan members, lot via and potent are increasingly worried about the danger posed to that boat as a, from that neighbor, the former soviet bloc countries, a fear of russia's growing influence and by the rules could eventually be used against them, police forces stepping up their patrols along the country's border with bellows. guards say they registered a growing number of illegal border crossing attempts. one reason for the heightened dillard, the presence of russian wagner, group fighters and bella roost. this a satellite image per part of the shows a base under construction, not far from the capital mintz developments and bellow roofs and the concerns of neighboring nato countries. poland lat, v

so that was nick connelly reporting from keith. okay, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news at this hour and the russian fights the jets have come dangerously close to a us refrigerator and flying over syria that's on wednesday. and 1st it's released by the us air force. the russian planes can also be seen releasing flows. the u. s . has condemned the move as is unprofessional, and unsafe for both us and russian forces. southern people have been arrested here in germany on suspicion of forming a terrorist cell. prosecute, just say the group had allegedly planned terrorist attacks and supports of the so called as lumnick state. and now the 2 people have been arrested in the netherlands through has declared a 60 day states of emergency offer its most active volcanoes, started spewing off and gas on tuesday. that would be enough for k, no blue asked more than 5000 maces into the sky. a covering nearby towns with gray powder, some 2000 people live in the affected area surrounding the volcano and europe, sorry on 5 real sauces its final fligh

keith? i put this to our corresponded and ukraine. nick connelly. i think they are serious . i think they are credible you crate in the past. has it? russian targets will remember the flagship of rushes, black sea feet that was sunk last year, some of the right ukraine, drones have attacked russian ports on the black sea coast, trying to attack an oil terminal. nobody sees because it wouldn't be successful like them, but they can get that for an important thing. here's that ukraine doesn't actually have to do anything so far. simply by making this announcement simply by making clear that it's sees this shipping as a legitimate target. it has imposed assurance economic price. so russia insurance is going to be a lot more expensive if it's gonna be possible. a tool, lots of for an, a shipment is, might decide it's actually not worth the risk. that is gonna have a huge impact on versus will industry that sends most of that will. that's not only going to you or to play selecting the find the black sea. and i think the most interesting thing about, well, this is quite how short th

toward ne to membership still looks long and winding, kept the view now from keith, we are joined by d. w. isn't it connelly? nick vello them are zaleski. he went from calling out nato for his uncertainty and lack of timeline for potential nato membership, telling what he called a significant security victory for ukraine. why the change in tone over the past days? i think sarah, he didn't have many other options left and this is also about paper over the correct in ties with west and allies. we saw some real frustration with ukraine, and zalinski is very open and emotional, a social media post cooling. the declaration episode, we saw the british defense minister courting from or press 2 from the opinion side . we saw a briefing from the us side, even joe biden, telling zelinski in front of the camera that he was stuck with him. and basically there was a sense that from the things that they need to row back to make sure they wasn't to move different magic damage and to make sure that here in the loan whole there is that things to keep going. i think this was serious disappointment for the premium side. we even hea

the just done that was dw nick connelly reporting there from keith bell. ruth says that it has take it in the russian wagner, bossy of guinea for goshen, and is it is offered to houses, wagner mercenaries in the country. now both of these claims are adding new urgency to this months, nato summit. this taking place in lithuania, that the waning and the fellow nato members, lafayette and poland, are increasingly worried about the danger posed to, to their borders from their neighbors. the former soviet bloc countries fear that russia's growing influence and bill roost could eventually be used against the police forces, stepping up their patrols along the country's border with bellows guards say they registered a growing number of illegal border crossing attempts. one reason for the heightened alert the presence of russian wagner group fighters and bella roost. this a satellite image per part of the shows a base under construction not far from the capital. minsk developments in bella ruth and the concerns of neighboring nato countries. poland like via and look the way in you will be on th

number and who is at that data summit in vilnius, i'm dw, so crime corresponded nick connelly for the actions from keith. let's start with you. and sandra, what stood out for you in this joint statement that joint press conference, bus, talking back, incidents. i think what's a struck me most was the fact that both of them stalls and back ends and landscape . we're focusing on the positive to doing the press conference. we know that the presidency lensky was disappointed about the outcome initially because he was appointed that ukraine was not granted a timeline for an invitation for joining the alliance. but during the press conference, he emphasized that he thinks that the results of this assignment were positive were good. and he described to this new body that was established here. then you need to ukraine council as an instrument of integration. stressing again and again that decisions made here in building use are bringing ukraine closer to ne, till, and that is of course, what it's done to 1000 back. also stress to and he's remarks emphasizing that elyse are going to continue. there are military

keith? well, i put that to our correspondence there. nick connelly there is real disappointment in see if i think of the kind of consensus is that the west and particularly germany the us. so basically, once again, not have the confidence not have the courage to draw a line in the sense for the russians. that is the view seen from key of people here . think that giving you claim that kind of perspective would actually make things safer. that it would make it clear the rest of that the west is committed to finding the long run. and there is no room for russia to expand its influence here . and you claim that this ambiguous, in keeping things up and actually encourages russian aggression gifts, letting me put you in hope that he might still wait it out. and if and you, us, some instruction comes in or other crises in europe, distract attention that he will then be able to achieve more on the ground on the battlefield. here in ukraine, there is the present of a volume zalesky from other political figures. he has some people to criticize the fac

let's get the reaction from keith with a dw the correspondent and it connelly. nick, do these why fire exercises, res, worries and ukraine? i think they were expected to these exercises such and nothing too unusual. bodies broke into about these exercises. if the locations in the north western sector vaccine just off the coast of you transport, this is odessa. and this is basically russia making serious, trying to make clear if it needed to, to any commercial ship as who might be thinking about trying to reach you, bringing ports through some kind of alternative arrangement. there's been talk maybe to ships, protecting convoys of commercial shipping into ukrainian ports that they are willing to detain, or maybe even attack any shipping in this part of the black sea. so this is, russia was get up and guarantee it was expected. but i think it really makes it increasingly impossible for any commercial shippers who have to think about insurance about the safety that cruise to somehow find some kind of way it's getting to it. so i think for now ukraine is going to have to

and i somebody, as well as go straight to keith, where are corresponding, they commonly is a standing a by a nick nato stole black, says ukraine was called closer to ne, until then ever before. is that the feeling that people in ukraine i'm guessing why he has been serious disappointments about the outcome of this summit and the people reminding themselves if i put in 2008 ukraine, go to a similar kind of vague from mrs saying that, you know, ukraine and georgia suits, you would be a native and it was used on the line. not much has happened, obviously since the beginning of russia's full scale invasion that has been metric operation. and to deliveries of, i mean, should have been on a scale previously on thinkable, but still this is basically the kind of smallest come into name and they to assuming a and to kind of ne says, germany of us have seen me one out and company it was to dissuade the other members of the line to where might be pushing for more concrete dates for ukraine's membership. i think it's really just about demons. invitation right now. it's about putting on a brave face of the we

let's go straight to keith and speak to a correspondent letting it come late. hi that, nick. and what more can you tell us about this, this night time attack and movie what we know, what we've heard from the authorities that i need to say, this is the biggest single attack on leave since the beginning of the war. these are a cruise missile is much harder to in set them the ring and built drones that we've seen more recently the serial shot for since you like to leave it is as you mentioned a 1000 times or so away from the front lines. a place where many people have found safety, what they thought was, safety, fleeing from other parts of the country. it's a hub, 15 minutes area, and all that. a new interest buys coming in to the country from the west. and we've seen reports out not only of residential buildings being hit, but also of university who was of residence is also told of critical infrastructure . we don't quite understand yet what's meant by that. and yeah, those numbers, in terms of the wounded of climbing now over around 3 dozen, those expectations that might still