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our correspondent, tonya kramer there in jerusalem. it's us secretary state anthony blinking is in key to reaffirm the binding administration support for ukraine blinking has acknowledged the delays in congress. congress passing in military aid package had made ukraine more vulnerable to russian attacks . americans, top diplomat, also insisted the kremlin must pay for the destruction. its invasion has cost us secretary of state anthony, blinking piece symbolic visit to a military pain. pizza, re run by veterans and keys to reassure ukraine. more aid is coming soon. all of us admire your extraordinary resilience, your endurance, your strength, your leadership, and we know this is a challenging time, but we also know that in the near term, the assistance is now on the way. some of this already arrive, more of that will be arriving. and that's going to make a real difference against the ongoing russian aggressions. morning president zalinski thanked americans for the aid package worth over $60000000000.00. said ukraine's air defenses were

that was the w as tanya kramer reporting from jerusalem. tanya, thank you so much. i in other news, the united states says it's working around the clock to deliver to ukraine what is needed to defend itself against intensified russian attacks. the us announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for kids. the move comes after moscow's forces launched a mass of ground attack on the ukrainian border region of cargo on friday. the burning houses and fines of debris. to says the tension area of fuel cleans hard key region was among the latest targets of production and strikes. move much, you know, we were here at night. my door was even blocked out because when you uh, i called the rescue is no, but nobody came mutual with my husband, unblocked the tool. oh sure. i was like, you know, in the nearby city of love. john's near the border of address. yeah. you could, and you know, officials said freshman forces tried to break through the defense line. people go to evacuated because of flight spent shedding that thinking lead caused a everything was destroyed. everyt

and i asked dw correspondent, tonya kramer in jerusalem about the outline of this deal as well. we have to be very careful with out. of course, no official outline has been published as negotiations are ongoing, but in recent weeks to have been you know, reports and all over, always based on names sources that, that give us a kind of idea how such an deal would look like. now in the 1st phase, that could last up to 4 to 6 weeks, we could see the release of up to 133 hostages in exchange for yet to be determined, raised 2 of palestinian prisoners of the health and is rarely prisons. and of course, in exchange for a temporary c, sorry. and then this talk about a 2nd phase, where basically more of the hostages, the living hostages would be released as well as the bodies of those hostages that are no longer alive, as well as that during these, you know, weeks then in this 2nd phase, that would be some sort of talks on going about a permanent or sustainable calm. but of course all this means the devil he is in the detailing. we have to wait until you know, the agree on a deal and rec

kind of kramer is following developments for us from jerusalem. and she joins us now for more. good to see you, tanya. so are these renewed evacuation orders for civilians? and rafa assignment israel is indeed about to launch a major offensive in the area. and that's the spine international calls not to do this as well as food. i mean, the, uh is really military still says it is unlimited operation, but uh, on thursday the security cabinet has actually greenville. i took the expansion of this ground offensive. so we don't know, you know, how far it said they will go right now, but we're seeing more of a creation or just now for the population there as still in east and most of what you've seen. and we've talked to people in with us on this saying, you know, many of those who are not in these specific areas of adults in other areas that steering and they're very worried about. and they think people who can leave, i mean there's always those volume over people that cannot leave a that, you know, they are leaving right now. and the numbers were given by the united nations agencies

kramer could not be immediately reached for comment. he previously admitted to commissioning the call but claimed he was trying to highlight a need to regulate a.i. deep fakes. >>> a surprise announcement from british prime minister rishi sunak calling for new elections on july 4, six weeks from now. the vote was originally expected to happen in november. it promises to be a matchup between the tory party and the labour party headed up by keir starmer. let's go to chapman bell. do we know who's favored to win? >> reporter: rishi sunak calling the surprise early election, even catching some members of his own party off guard, after 14 years in power. this coming at a time when his conservative party are currently more than 20% behind labour in the polls. you can imagine the british papers having a time with this. one saying sunak bets the house. and another, drown and out, referencing sunak making that announcement in front of downing street in the pouring rain. and he had this to say. take a listen. >> i'm guided bid y doing what right

jacob kramer is a senior policing researcher.s an analytics supervisor for the tucson police department and says law enforcement need timely, accurate data to respond to crimes for instance, to staff up patrols at car break in hotspots. so there's a lot of, missed opportunity when the data is not put together in a in an actionable or useful way for departments, but also for communities. so why is opd's crime data so far behind? in their statement, police told us they use an online tool called cop logic. it allows people to report crime incidents when it's most convenient to them, which means some people don't report right away. according to city officials like council member janani ramachandran, the department is understaffed so they might enter information into the system long after some reports come in. and rather than try and add each to the week, it actually happened again, they just add them all into year. to date, we don't have the police record specialists and some of these, you know, behind the scenes, but incredibly impo

jacob kramer is a senior policing researcher. he worked as an analytics supervisor for the tucson police department and says law enforcement need timely, accurate data to respond to crimes, for instance, to staff up patrols at car break in hotspots. so there's a lot of, missed opportunity when the data is not put together in a in an actionable or useful way for departments, but also for communities. so why is opd's crime data so far behind? in their statement, police told us they use an online tool called cop logic. it allows people to report crime incidents when it's most convenient to them, which means some people don't report right away, according to city officials like council member janani ramachandran, the department is understaffed so they might enter information into the system long after some reports come in. and rather than try and add each to the week it actually happened again, they just add them all into year. to date, we don't have the police record specialists and some of these, you know, behind the scenes, but inc

gustav is alive, it’s impossible to go off topic, to lead the detainee, that’s all that i found on kramerbout her grandfather. i studied everything thoroughly, nothing suspicious, except that my uncle was imprisoned for a fight, as if for a fight, he robbed a bank, no, here is the answer to my request, serious bodily injuries, we need to arrange a juicy bet for this kramer, let them look each other in the eye , then it will be immediately clear which of them is lying. lacerated wound on the neck, comrade lieutenant colonel, i see, seridov, strengthen all posts and guards on the road, you will get orientation now from headquarters, david gustus, nickname nail, all informants, everyone. we must look for his lair, otherwise he will evaporate. do they have baths there 24 hours a day? no, they are waiting for us, the military prosecutor's office, the prosecutor's office. na, kaip vam, round like a pipe, tube, tube, tikriausiai, this is definitely his house, he indicated this address during interrogation, break it! i know where he is, anywhere, maybe he can lie in the bushes, it’s dangerous in

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer, interiors and my mom in the united states. the matter of new york city has defended a police crime down on pro palestine demonstrates as a columbia university. i got them set the campus protest had been co opted by what he described just outside agitators and the police had to intervene overnight, officers rather than occupied building on campus. interesting. nearly 300 people. the action came at the request of the university president of to students defiance ultimatum to back down all be expelled. this is the moment bullets officers inside go preached columbia university's hamilton hold. because it says it had no choice but to authorize the read to restore safety and order pro palestinian students and thinking over the building, but was good bye to get admin serves inside and hung the banner renaming the building. hands on a for a 6 year old by letting them go. gillian, gaza, dozens of these board as does i'd be interested yet they remain defined on the quoted amount of these do, do groups the columbia would draw investment f

want to bring in investment analyst and portfolio manager hillary kramer.uggesting then that somehow the data's going to be there, enough change in the data. i think it's going to be an employment number. i think unemployment rate, 4.1, the fed will cut after that. but it's going to work out we still could see a out cut in july. >> we will see a cut -- charles: or in september. >> i would definitely we know september will happen because jay powell wants to keep that job, wants that, to be in that passage of power, right? he wan withs to keep that. so the only way he can do it is to cut. but i think, charles, we could very well see a cut in july even with the market to new all-time highs. we could still see, as you said, whether it's an employment number, whether inflation surprises everybody again and continues to drop even though all of our insurances are rising, rents are rising -- charles: right. >> especially all those who are graduating school and trying to make it. he'll find a way. the numbers just conveniently worked out. charles: it's interesting,

he is kramen, put your hands away, tades kramer, nicknamed nokot. they say he once opened an argument was over, but he he found me and presented me, that is, now you have to give him your wife or something, what are her things, no, he offered an exchange, to fulfill a couple of requests, and no one owes anyone anything if my wife finds out that i lost her with a card, our daughter is 3 years old, i love them very much, where are they now at my mother’s krestanis, but i didn’t know that what to do, i don’t know how to play these damn cards, there are people here in the cell, in front of witnesses... 10, maybe more, i thought he would never find me, and how did he find you? yes, they opened a workshop in our market, and i went there myself to sharpen the scissors, you fool, what else did he ask you to do, just the key, for that lieutenant guy, with the key on his neck, he pointed it out to me, i made a cast, and today i myself, as soon as i heard that the lock on the safe had been changed, i decided to give him the key in front of witnesses and the edges. well , look, gustas, if you ref

i was talking with shlomo kramer the other day. somebody called him the godfather of cybersecurity in israel. and he said part of the reason going back to the army was that so many cybersecurity company employees are coming out of 8200 unit, 8200 of the idf, this is their cyber intelligence division, it is a hotbed of cyber defense and cybersecurity in israel. yes israel leads the world per capita in investment in the cybersecurity industry. the cyber world is connecting with what we call the internet of things. so it's when it networks and computers now connect with physical machines, for example, you'd familiar in a hospital, but the cat scanners and the blood pumps and so on. all of that is connected through the internet and through wi-fi. so all these signals can be, blocked, or they can be. and so the protection goes between it and now iot. so those are all new areas for investment. and there are areas of concern for national health organizations, military and just general public to be aware, david, you're heavily invested in

she defeated christian wyatt smith and is set to face off against republican courtney kramer in the fall. there is more from the associated press. that is a sampling of the contest that took place across the united states. you can roll that into open forum. democrats line. this is jane. go ahead. >> good morning. this has been on my mind for such a long time. nobody ever addresses who is going to take care of the unwanted babies. it is as bad as them being murdered when there is no one to take care of them. society obviously does not want to take care of them. that is my comment. no one ever seems to think further than antiabortion and who will take care of the unwanted babies. are they going to track the mother to make sure that she is taking care of them? and so, thank you. goodbye. >> that is jane there in maine. this is maurice in michigan. independent line. hi. >> good morning. >> you are on. go ahead. >> i want to talk about hacking of hospital records. at the local hospital, approximately two weeks ago, they were hacked, and it was unavailable to most of the people that need them,

still struggling to deal with the aftermath of last october's attacks dw is real, correspond atanya, kramer met with 2 of them. for this next report is really photographer, as click on image shows the basis of those the survive the mos terror attack. and those who helped others on the day that changed the country. i want to commemorate the bravery and optimism and sense of resilience that i saw from these rarely citizens. it was amazing to see how they actually respond to her in this terrorist attack. on october 7th, there was so many amazing stories of people who, you know, woke up in the morning, and they decided to rose up to that moment that to say so many lives. one of them is rami deputy on a farmer from a village in southern israel. she and a group of friends rescued, hundreds of mainly young party goers at the nova music festival. ronnie and ellis returned to the site of the res. today. other portraits stand here in memorial to those killed and those abducted to gaza by him os militants. rami answered a call from a friend and race here to help. despite the risk of rocket attacks and

okay, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. well, take a look now. uh so most doors making headlines around the well well stop in the united states when police in new york city has cleared a building at columbia university that has been taken over by pro palestine demonstrations. offices detained around $300.00 people, the right time at the request of the university president of to protest as defined, an ultimatum to back down will be expound. least 24 people have been killed as part of a highway collapsed in china is gone. don't provence. so the 1st seat we're taking, the hospital report suggests around 500 members of the emergency services were dispatched to the scene. the cause of the incidents being investigated. british government says it has rounded up the 1st group of migrants for the protection under the so called rwanda. at the home office. i posted a video of, of right as an undisclosed location. human rights groups of printers lives, the new law which allows the people taishan off on the authorized microns. tens of thousands of people have

this time northwards or earlier we spoke to dw is tonya kramer in jerusalem and asked if israel has a care plan for guys or when the war is over. this has been know, a real official plan that has been a popular key at least had that been some strategy papers, some announcement made by politicians. we know more about what a d is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu doesn't want to see. and daughter you said that the power steering or storage the that's the entity that is a governing a parts of the occupied a westbank and a very limited rule of the. she doesn't want to see them back in garza and he's backed up by this by his pi a, right, a cabinet members. so all of this also is of course no, not the question. looking at the off of offensive them, you've heard it from the united states as well. they have said that needs to be a discussion of what will the day of to look like because you know this not just about, you know, all the civilians that there's no credit applied to if i could of the civilians. but what will happen afterwards, because a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has s

tonya kramer is standing by tanya. we hear the many guns cannot force fresh election. so what is he trying to achieve with his ultimatum? i think it's a message to the is really public. he wants to position himself. he wants to shogun where he stands and death comes. of course at a critical time now with this, the ground operation in with us off, but also he has been saying, you know, there's no uh, strategic plan for the day off the in a garza. and it also comes with it is still talk about the possibility of, of why to avoid with, has fall out in live and on. that's very much on the agenda. and also the increasing pressure by the international community, especially by it was closest ally the united states. so he basically said know, as an opposition figure, he went into this a small, a war coming that he was a former defense minister. and he was seen or is seen by many as radius as a voice of reason or mr. reasonable in this cabinet. and he's done quite well in the polls since the war started. but i mean what he is basically saying, department is to benjamin netanyahu

taken control of a key crossing in the area after tanks moved into russell on tuesday to w, as tanya kramer's following developments for us from jerusalem. she gave us this update as well. i think if it does send a cigna ended also strengthens or heightens the pressure on israel because the u. s. has made it very clear that they don't want to see a large scale, an operation in off. and we still don't know how this will develop in the coming days. i mean, as well, it says it's a limited operation for the time being now there where these reports in the us media is saying that a shipment has been a post that this is about about 3000 booms, mainly parts of them. these heavy weight volumes of a 2000 pounds or 900 kilograms, and this concern that they might be use in densely populated areas such as in the house of know, we're hearing this morning from the military official saying that a disagreements would be talked about behind closed doors and the cooperation between israel and the united states, especially when it comes to military security operation is still very close. but of course, this all

kramer. >> i have a stock for you.nterest if you had the insight or the guidance as to who might win tomorrow's kentucky derby. >> it will not be mainstay. i am not really allowed to offer that type of advice. but i am going to be making my bed. you can check on twitter. >> okay. this tech is in the i.t. sector and is not making money. >> the last two quarters have been terrific. schroeder has done a remarkable job. it has been going higher and higher and higher. and i think that martin is going to continue to deliver and it is a good delivery. a good opportunity. let us go to joe in new york. joe? >> what is happening? >> i'm looking at this stock. >> if you want to own a very expensive enterprise software company. you can on this. because it is a really good company but it is really expensive. let us go to deborah in connecticut. deborah? >> hello coming thank you for taking my call. this is my first time. >> excellent. >> i would like to get your thoughts on dorian. >> it seems so cheap. my problem is that i've neve

that's the question i put to do, definitely use corresponding israel tanya kramer. it was thank he's trying to position himself to toes the in the message to the is there any public may need to tell them where he stands when he was always seen as a voice of reason, a form of defense. mister, coming from the military background together with god, the eyes and codes there, from the opposition, joining uh the uh, a small uh, a war, a cabinet and a thing right now, it's the time for benny guns as he said to no to for a change in strategy, a cooling for a concrete plan. as you mentioned for a day off to in a garza, you put out the, his, a several points. but also he said, you know, he accused basically prime minister benjamin netanyahu being in decisive and not putting the interest of is, was national security for us, but to holding on actually to keep his cabinet together. of course that has been strongly rejected by the prime minister and even that to know himself. but i think a guns also is picking up a bit on the mood and is well the people are asking 8 months into t

the w correspondent, tonya kramer, thank you very much. i, a ton of money and 10 year are on alert as a tropical cycle and is approaching the coastal areas, areas and tons. and you have already been hit by heavy rainfall and strong winds. authorities of wind residents to take caution as the intensity of the approaching cycle today it increases flood hit neighbor kenya is also bracing for the storm. recent floods in east africa have killed around 400 people and displaced more than 200000 the cycle and is expected to make landfall at the weekend. on the canyon and tens and ian coast. let's go straight to dw corresponded felix marine got in nairobi. thanks for joining us now. kenya and tanzania are bracing for the cycling heading towards their indian ocean coastlines. how is the region preparing for this extreme weather event? so both the canyon government and the design in government have ones people who i in areas that may likely be affected by the psych loan to move to say for areas that could them. government has also position policemen a

i spoke to the w's tanya kramer, injuries on the about, this plan that was announced by the us president. so that's far as your understanding was given actually to the media to is katara in egypt and also to him us, uh, earlier this week. and this proposal is something similar that we've been hearing a weeks earlier, but those talks have broken down about as we weeks ago. so this new proposal that is now on the table would see a uh, a deal in 3 phases. now the 1st phase, which would last about 6 weeks, it would include a full and complete a sci fi, a temporary cease fire. and that's a result of withdrawal from forces from all populated areas and the release of a number of hostages, including women and elderly, and the wounded in exchange for as he said, hundreds of public opinion, a prison us know what is significant. he is done when he would go into the 2nd phase during the 1st phase, how much and is read within and directly then continued to negotiate, to come to this a 2nd phase. and that phase would last as long as they negotiate, and then to obtain what was described as a, a sci fi

you w correspondent, tonya kramer, thank you very much. we have some breaking news coming in just now from germany. a social democrat politician has been attacked well putting up campaign posters in the eastern city of dresden mathias echo has been running an upcoming elections for the european parliament. according to police, a green party campaign worker was 1st attacked and beaten by 4 people before act up was seriously injured by what police believe to be the same group will bring you more updates as the story develops, a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. britain's opposition labor party has urged prime minister wishes to enact to call a general election after it and made huge gains in local elections in england, the governing conservative party, last key councils and regional mer ships. the results have further raised expectations that the labor party will return to power in the next national vote and ukraine. several people have been wounded in an overnight attack on carson eve by rushing drones,

and i out, i'll start jerusalem corresponding tanya kramer about the intensity of attacks on rough uh as well in the past 24 hours. i've been reports of evelyn bergman's engine, 10 shelling and across the goal is a strip and a goal is to city and some of the neighborhoods, but also in central garza, but again, also very intensive in the eastern areas, but also in other areas. in rough uh, also with reports that uh, tubes and the tags has been amassing the post stays across the border fence there in the south. no. of course, the situation is very fluid and tens of thousands of people are actually on the move that have been told or ordered by the is really military and those eastern parts of golf off to a go or to evacuate to other areas to what's the west inside of the goals and strip now the united nations, a agency said that estimating that over 80000 people are how spin he did that cold, but others put the number much higher and people are still leaving. also those. so we've been talking to some of them on the phone saying, you know, even there's in the areas that have not been aske

time for further haggling of the deal is there, they should take it like to respond to and tanya kramer in jerusalem, explain how things stand and then those sees, finally go stations as well. that's also being discussed here. actually it's a, it's a way of waiting periods right now was this really guffman, but also of course, the relatives and families of those hostages in gaza. but also people in goals are waiting. now, what it will, how most a say this still waiting here for an official response. but i am asked to this a proposal that was submitted submitted to them by the egyptian and codes of re immediate us. and you know, this is also of course what we heard from the a secretary of state and tony blink. and he was also, you know, just to push for more humanitarian aid, a going and took also, but also for a immediate ceasefire that includes uh, the release of hostages. and what do you understand from egyptian sources? is that how must have asked for multiple reputations. also for guarantees, as it's reported as a concerning the return, many of the people that were displaced the beg

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. it's, we look at some of the stores making headlines around the world. police in new york city have cleared the building of columbia university. this has been taken over by protocol to find demonstrates us offices detained, around 300 people, right? came at the request of the university president of to protest as a defined and ultimatum to back down or be expelled. manhattan district attorney's office says formal how they would produce a harvey weinstein will be retried in new york, after he's 2020 right. conviction was overturned. last week, mr. weinstein appeared before a judge in new york, stating he'd been 7 and 23 years sentence. when the 18 women have accused him of sexual misconduct, the british government says it has collected the 1st group of asylum seekers for the port taishan under the so called rwanda. at the home office, posted the video of a rate as an undisclosed location. human rights groups have criticized the new law which allows the protection of an authorized migra

kramer is facing 13 felony charges and 11 misdemeanor charges.ng to take you back live to the south bronx and i think the former president is stepping on stage here as you see all of the -- this is a common picture with all of these iphones taking the video as the former president takes the stage. again, this is in the bronx in new york, deeply blue traditionally. in fact, president lost it by about 70 points the last election. but he's got a decent crowd there. we don't have official numbers yet and he is getting ready to deliver a speech that he says he wants to make new york a possibility for, for november, and possibly make this a case, even though he's spending most his time in new york inside a courtroom. as you know the closing arguments are supposed to go, start tuesday, and the jury could get the case by the middle of next week. let's listen in. former president donald trump as he takes the stage here in the south bronx. [chanting: usa! usa!] >> well, hello everybody, thank you very much. this is some turnout. this is some turnout! and i

it is thrown into question when you have kind of a kramer versus kramer style situation between melaniathe reality that only eric trump has attended any days of this trial. >> there is also the fact that the whole trial is predicated on falsifying business records to cover up hush money payouts because donald trump was having an affair with multiple people. we can't forget that we wouldn't even be here if donald trump actually had a good relationship with his family. >> it is an apt point. if he had been home with his four month old newborn and wife maybe he would not be getting spanked by an adult film star in a hotel room in vegas. i do want to point out to everybody that trump made a big deal about attending barron's graduation. barron, the 18-year-old, not 17-year-old. he is getting a reprieve, there will be no trial next friday because he is going to attend barron's graduation. it turns out now on the day of the graduation trump scheduled a fundraiser and it is not in florida where barron is graduating. he will be in minnesota, st. paul, minnesota that night. i don't know, maybe th

kramer claimed he wasn't trying to influence the election, but sent a wakeup call about the dangers of ai to democracy. from robo calls to hackers taking over facebook and instagram accounts among the victims, a berkeley widower whose facebook account was just last summer. now seven on your side is learning aggies across the country are demanding meta do something about it. it brings up a lot of anger that somebody would be so evil. >> richard links was grieving the loss of his beloved wife, katherine, last july, when the scammer swept in just stomp on me, why don't you and rub your dirty heels all over me a hacker had taken control of richard's facebook page, pretending to be richard, raising money for katherine's funeral. >> using this photo of her smiling face. >> it was so exploitive to exploit a widower in his moment of grief, richard and his friends kept reporting the fraud to facebook, but facebook did nothing about it. >> automated responses said the account doesn't go against our community standards and it isn't pretending to be you, which was infuriating. the complaints go to

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so while ago i spoke about this with our corresponding tony kramer, jerusalem, she gave us this update on israels military operations in gaza. see what, what you're hearing. some eye witnesses stand off from a residence in the areas thing. they're seeing times going deeper into the eastern neighborhoods towards the center of the office and this heavy air of embarrassment as well and intense fighting. now the army has said last night that they are actually targeting our northern central and southern gaza signal tenuously from the air, land and sea. so that is to description how intense the fighting is. and there's also, i'm us putting out that they are fighting, especially in the north, and we've also seen more rockets fire coming out from garza in recent days. now the military had ordered a people in the south from the eastern neighborhoods of rough house in the past week or so to leave the area. we understand that over 450000. that of course is number is rather fluid. and it's an estimate by you and agencies are on the move, but you also hearing from people in the north. they also hav

ok, thanks tonya tonya kramer in jerusalem. that's new york city and the united states where police have cleared the building of columbia university that had been taken over by pro palestinian demonstrates us officers detained around 300 people, met eric adams defended the actions, saying the protests were being led by what he described as outside advertises, individuals on the campus should not have been there. there were people who are professionals and we saw evidence of training. we saw a shift in tactics that were being used. and when you start using intelligence, the intel was able to supply, we knew was time to communicate directly with the school and say you have more than a peaceful protest on your head. okay, well look for the stay at the police actually rated the campus at the request of the university president. as the students defied an ultimatum to back down will be expelled. this is the moment for his officers inside go preach to columbia university's hamilton hole. because it says it had no choice but to authori

the balance in our correspondence in jerusalem is atanya kramer. she has more now on the current situation in the gaza strip. the weather situation is unbearable for people. the is really only a, had ordered a people in the east of golf, of a to buckhead already on monday. and we understand that many thousands of people are on the move. also, those were not in these areas because as fear that this would, you know, this operation would have widened to other parts of golf us, what has happened goes into noise, you see heavy airplane, boardman, and then tanks and moving india hearing from 8 agencies that already you know, fuel is not coming in as kind of as close as also the question mark about what's happening. it's kim, she's on the other crossing or with isabel that has been closed of to move to a talk on sunday that had been reopened officially, but 8 agencies saying nothing is coming in. so for people that it's a very, very desperate situation. turning now to some other news in russia, president vladimir putin has been presiding over a victory da

dw tonya kramer reports a violent is very, the settlers make their way to the village of a so we are in the is ready occupied westbank. seems that none of those old to, well, it happened again some weeks ago. is that another useful settlers came down the mountain from the settlement? that frightening the children when we have small children at home, they throw stones and be just beyond this last time the injured 2 people were. my wife's brother was shot at twice in here and here the solve the situation is difficult, but is it? oh, yeah. and then what does 5, how does seen in villages as a so we are almost surrounded by is rarely settlements considered illegally under international violence such as throw stones, to store trucks and olive trees, burn cars and property. and it has increased and re since moms a we live on our land and i see this is my father's and grandfather's house. a boy . you see there's no safety men in their children, small children. oh no, this is forbids. oh man, they come and destroy everything the y fi on it's, i'm going to be on that. they caused the problems

and there's something called the campus which that was savage by mocking kramer on daniel pipes which monitor what, what is saved in the campus. and they report that so many people actually even have the guts to come to this 5 as well. and the iron is that it is easier to close sizes red and his lady universities, but nothing american universities. and now i think this has, has gone up after we've seen the, the demonstration, the front of the old civilian peaceful process. and people, you know, is booked in mind. again, this occupation against genocide, again is having link with this very universe this uh for the divestment. this is new. the school, this pride of these um products. uh, acura surprised me me this particular product as it used to live. i was uh too early to say for sure, but it looks like it's is dissipating and, and possibly possibly coming to an end at least for now. who knows what will happen next? what the next move, the students will be the what you all saying, the legacy of that protest like this and the ones it will happen, no doubt in the coming weeks. and those

and then you, you repeat and government and you, kramer, which will sign an agreement with a european union. i will make the life of every you credit and citizen, the same to you opinions, successful. and most importantly, with confidence team, the flu shot was from signing b, e. u agreement to assign a one of the toughest military conscription laws in the world. it's a venue ukrainian government just a decade. so in this model, having h i v tensor mental disorders and even just one kidney are not excuses. ukrainian citizens can use to avoid service in the countries armed forces and according to the u, back to coordinate human rights watch dog. all of these new implementations out completely ok. in fact, they even added that people dealing with alcoholism or drug addiction are also subject to conscription. so it was uh, individuals with different types of addictions, including to alcohol and drugs, are recognizes eligible or temporarily eligible for non combat formations. these are, we are guard logistical assistance and medical assistance services. see the message from ukrainian lead

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