she once said that there is, uh, centrals and martins - this is london college.nd it seemed to me. this is interesting. it was somewhere in the third year. i started studying. what do you need there? what documents what exactly is required i also found out that this is one of the strongest, uh, fashion schools, and in general the school of art. and i entered the fifth. in six faculties, that is, in different ones, showing your portfolio and showing a letter. why are you directly interested in this? why do you want to enter and why do you want to enter this profession? they showed me how six faculties that i can go to, and after that i chose. why after 2 years i had a contract from the fourth year, i had to complete it and the second moment. i had to finish my english in order to understand correctly and, well, how to explain myself, that is, to write thesis in english. i already told my parents that i was applying when i had already collected a portfolio, and i had to buy a ticket to moscow because teachers came there and were evaluated by the commission. well, i

and if you've got any precaution, marie number on there with kings college london. now let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the was a fire in a gold mine and southern through has killed at least 27 people. it is the deadliest mining accident in more than 2 decades. officials say a short circuit spock the blaze through is the world's leading goals, produce something in texas, at least 7 pedestrians were killed when an s u. v ran a red light and slammed into a crowd in the border states you brownsville. most of the victims were waiting at the bus stop. the drive has been charged with breakfast, driving. was fires across the canadian province of alberta, have forced more than 29000 people to free their homes. authorities have declared a space of emergency until the balance is more they might have to leave on short notice. strong winds are finding the flames. these folks between the war infections and so don underway inside the rapier, repeated si, size have so far filed fighting between the army and the power military rapids support forces is ent

i aust marina mirror on from kings college london's wolf studies department if she will. so things ukraine is behind them to the if there is a likelihood that it could be ukraine. indeed, if we take into account that moscow has been striking ukrainian capital, especially through prior to the celebrations in key of the sunday. and the statements spies the mirror of key of as well as the have of the print and military intelligence indicates that there will be a response from keith. and therefore, that could potentially give key of a motive to exploit the gaps in air defenses in moscow, in or it is a large set of pack. and that's a version of this could be the f, b. so the, the, the russian intelligence services could have stage the attack to give, put in a carte blanche to launch his attacks against the cranium capital. and also targets was a new crane. so there is no clarity. is there a different versions? and these are probably the most prominent ones. however, you need coordination in the where the to launch drones for them, like we have seen today in moscow. therefore,

i asked the drama, tell us our soccer most so a senior lecturer at kings college london. what i need is main means i to see sort of edition on the vaughn says by wagner forces, you know, inside the cities that. ready have been quite attractive as uh, sort of advancing slowly. they seem to be less concerned about the loss of names and therefore, you know, they, they have an affective nice in that respect. ready that they just send men out even though their kids in the front of the next session on kinda on ponds. further broad, i think what is important to hierarchy said the group is not a known in baltimore intent. there is a mixture of other forces including a product from forces. i'm there in the parking lot of support also from i can i saw so. so i think that to, you know, that it is going to be important that you know, that um, engrossing is getting low on the nation, but it's not going to be a major turning point. i think what would have been a ready front is if he's, if it's full, say it's not a complete, it was thrown, that would have created a lot of chaos, you kno

okay, marina meter on from kings college london. thanks for that insight. thank you. 9 people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping law in texas, including the gun and several others are critically injured. it's the latest to the state of mass killings across the united states. the sounds of gunfire st. panic shoppers running for their lives. people who begin their day with a plan to go shopping to their last press on the sidewalk, outside of a shopping. no witnesses say a gunman stepped out of a car and began shooting. i don't know or heard about like 10 pop. so off that look at the customer next to me as, as like, was that gunshots and you're like, no, it's probably just construction or something. and then like per $1015.00 or so i'll go off. and so i ran to the front of the store and they're like no, that's shooting and we see the guy is this guy dressing, all black wearing of this has us. all right, but we just shooting at people, police responded quickly, but not before many lay dead. and several people were critically injured. some of them chil

i'm also a senior lecturer at kings college london. speaking to me earlier about 9 people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping mall in texas, including the gunman, himself. several others are critically injured. is the latest and a state of mass killings across the united states. sounds of gunfire. st. panic shoppers running for their lives. people who begin their day with the plan to go shopping. took their last dress on the sidewalk, outside of a shopping. no. witnesses say, a gunman stepped out of a car and began shooting out of nowhere. heard about like 10 pops, go off, look at the customer next to me as, as like, was that guy shots and he's like, no, it's probably just construction or something. and then like for $1015.00 more thoughts go off. and so i ran to the front us or like no, that's shooting and we see the guy is this guy dressing all black wearing of this as a saw arrival, shooting at people. police responded quickly, but not before many lay dead and several people were critically injured. some of them children. a

outburst i asked marina be wrong or the defense studies department at kings college london. it's quite an interesting statement by her. you've got any progression because despite the fact that he complained about the sure the or from the munition on friday on saturday, he kept on fighting and making some progress. and i think the fact that runs on cordero said he would step in and it puts the popularity of walk narrows to wagner group as a foreign policy tool for the kremlin and the strength and its entire reputation. so i think what we're seeing here, it's not the old at about the munition, it's more of a tip of the iceberg of the per power games that is going on in, in the kremlin. and between the m o b. and if you've got any precaution, that was maureen, i mean one of the defense studies department at kings college london. here's a look now at some more stories making use around the world. a fire and a gold mine and southern through has killed at least 27 people is the deadliest mining accident there in more than 2 decades. official say a short circuit sparks blaze throug

of the defense studies department at kings college london. it's quite an interesting statement by, hey, you've got any progression because despite the fact that he complained about the sure the or from the munition on friday on saturday, he kept on fighting and making some progress. and i think the fact that runs on cordero said he would step in and it puts the popularity of walk in there off the wagner group as a foreign policy tool for the kremlin and the strength and its entire reputation. so i think what we're seeing here, it's not the old at about the munition, it's more of a tip of the iceberg of a, the per power games that is going on in, in the kremlin. and between the m o b. and if you've got any precaution, well, let me just sort of continue in that vein precaution, as we just heard, threatened to withdraw his mercenaries unless you got what he wanted. doesn't it seem strange or at least a strangely public kind of dispute? i mean, what's going on here and making all of this got known to the public as well. i think that progression i

okay, marina meter on from kings college london. thanks for that insight. thank you. time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. a gun until they people in the latest mass shooting in the united states. several others were critically wounded in the rampage at a shopping mall in texas. the attacker was shot dead by a passing police officer. the arab league is re admitting syria diplomats took the decision that the leeks headquarters in cairo serious membership was suspended when its civil war started 12 years ago. a multi vehicle accident and southern turkey is had tape problems, has killed at least 12 people and injured dozens more. a truck crossed into opposite lanes after the driver loss control climbing with 9 cars and to many buses . wildfires across the canadian province of alberta have forced more than 25000 people to flee their homes. for these have declared a state of emergency untold thousands more. they might have to leave on short notice. strong winds are fanning the flames. peace talks between the warring factions and thr

j. mcglenn is what the department of war studies at kings college in london. and i asked her whether this wave of russian strength against civilian targets is a distraction from the lack of meaningful progress before the may, 9th anniversary or russia are returning to its old tactics. due to this advice, and i think is also a response to a widely perceived law cri um within a russian to social media and online about the gaps between the rhetoric from the states and the outcomes of the ministries and as a need to to sure, oh, no, we all serious about this. well, let's talk about the rhetoric because tomorrow marks victory day and russia the day the country celebrate the winning one. they called the green patriarch war and the kremlin in going to great lengths and has been for since this we're starting to, to draw parallels between world war 2. and it's so called special military operation. why is that? this is actually something this easiest is a sense 14 and which was when the evaluation, dignity, or you're in might hundreds has happened. preston indicated she

so it's very hard for russia to respond either quickly a mazda and from that king's college of london speaking to me earlier. and that will take a look at some of the other stores and making headlines around the world. by the roots has released an opposition long ago who was snatched from the ryan and flies after him was forced to land 2 years ago. state medium and a space video of roman for the sandwich, saying he'd not been pardoned after a cold and h. e. a sentence to say weeks ago, which is the content that he would finish said in texas presidential elections has formerly endorsed present magic time, or the one in the 2nd round of the most open nationalist soon on or got to more than 5 percent of our some for to, for my, i've helped to deprive the president of an outright victor for, to use officials say police are prepared to search a reservoir of 50 columbus is from the result lamp, which is the total amount of an account when missing in 2007 the search bar is apparently requested by jim and also received last year german national was formerly made a suspect climate activation i

i know this marina moran from king's college, london to israel. now we're police say a palestinian rocket launched from the gaza strip. has killed a 70 year old man. near tell a beef is the 1st fatality inside israel and 3 days of finding earlier the is really military killed to senior islamic jihad commanders during air strikes on gaza in all 5 palestinian militant leaders. i've now been killed this week along with at least 23 other palestinians. egypt as trying to broker as these bar and once become the worst bound of finding between israel and the palestinians and months. hundreds take part in the funeral. this palestinian militant lead legally to come on justice nomic too had groups broken into which unit was killed along with his brother is a nice in gaza. that brings defies the number of senior group members that has been targeted and killed by his randy. ministry strikes this week. this ready, defense forces says also targeted ministry posting goals belonging to islamic jihad . the group has designated a terrorist organization by israel, th

situation that you get more from the rena marilyn a senior fellow and will studies at king's college london. welcome to marina. now progression has threatened to pull his troops out of the documents several times. it's never happened. do you think that they are really going to leave now? i am good day. thank you for having me. well, i think that it would be logical for precaution to withdrawal because he's been fighting for buck. more talk is comprised that has been fighting for buckling for over a year now. and therefore, they would need to regroup and recover in the face of the losses that the queen has suffered. and according to precaution, phone statements sung. 20000 have perished inbox and therefore he would needs a time to regroup in order to be able, as he said himself to return and to solve as a problem set, the russian forces cannot say, therefore, we do expect that of course and will indeed withdrawal and take a back seat for a while before there is a new task force. it wasn't in ukraine, as you say, i mean, they've been leading the months long baffled to boston loot now. so rath

all right, defense x dot marina moran from kings college london. thanks so much. always marina . thank you or the turkey is holding what may prove to be a historic run of presidential election this sunday. it pits the incumbent president red chip type at one, again says challenge kim. ok, let's to ro lou, now add one performed best as unexpected in the 1st round of voting. and his all correspondent, julia hun, now reports from is done bull that seeing his rival folding back on m t refugee restaurant to both his chances in round to the supporters of the attackers president are celebrating even before sundays. ronald's vote, the no one he had doubts the dredge of tiny about one would make good on his promise during the 1st election night. the last name is ernest 61st silver, and we will continue to set validation for the next 5 years to add . one did not secure an outright victory in the 1st round, but he did better than poles had predicted, and came on well ahead of his main opponent. since then and ultra nationalist, the place candidate has induced and one holding on his supporte

thank you very much, mike martin, back from king's college london. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines to form a french president's nicholas sa, cuz he has lost his appeal against a 3 year prison sentence for corruption, a quote in paris rule, that's 2 of the years was suspended and that he could wear and electronic bracelets for the remaining year sentence also bands cozy from the public from any public office for 3 years. and the body shop has reclaimed his record for the most summits of mount everest company. rita scales a peak for the 27th time off to another klein but tide is, preview is record. last weekend. a guide for more than 2 decades come to reach our 1st reach. the summit of wells is mounted. 1994 or the united nation says more than $3000000000.00, an aid is needed to help sedans, refugee prices around a 1000000 people have been displaced off to intense fighting, broke out a month ago. the 200000 have left the country with many rushing to chat, but the neighboring country has its own struggles with a 3rd of th

and if you've got any precaution, so that was maureen on the wrong with kings college london. that's taken look now at some of the stories making use around the world. a fire and a gold mine in southern subaru has killed at least 27 people. it's the deadliest mining accident the in more than 2 decades. officials say a short circuit spock the blaze. root is the wells and leading goals, a producer. in texas, at least 7 pedestrians were killed with an s u. v. around the red lights and slammed into a crowd in the board. the city of brownsville. most of the victims, with waiting as a bus stop. the drive has been charged with reckless driving. well as far as across the canadian province of alberta have forced more than $29000.00 peoples to free their homes. authorities have decayed, the states of emergency until thousands more. they might have to leave on short notice. strong winds. finding the flanks peace talks between the warring factions ensued on underway in saudi arabia repeated ceased. bios i've so far failed. fighting between the army and the power power military rapids supp

get any precautions out bus hes marine on the wrong off the defense studies department at kings college london. it's quite an interesting statement by he's getting progression because despite the fact that he complained about the sure, the whole coming munition on friday on saturday, he kept on fighting and making some progress. and i think the fact that runs on cordero said he would step in and it puts the popularity of walk narrows to wagner group as a foreign policy tool for the kremlin under strata. and it's the entire reputation . so i think what we're seeing here, it's not the old at about the munition, it's more of a tip of the iceberg of the per power games that is going on in, in the kremlin. and between the m o b. and if you've got any precaution with marine, i'm a wrong with kings college. not them hasn't look now at some of the stories making news around the world. a fire in a gold mine in southern subaru has killed at least 27 people. it is the deadly is mining accident. the in more than 2 decades, officials say a short circuit spock the blaze. the root is the world's leading gold

i asked marina myron, from the defense that his department at king's college london, which countries these f sixteens are likely to come from and when they may realistically be expected to arrive. and ukraine has a problem with the ac. 16 jets firstly, we don't know which countries will be the meetings. busy as fighter jets and how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets, for instance. and of course the u. s. goods made some at 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the one hand. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well. and it takes time. so talking about using those fighter jets and the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste of a sudden the wrong cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it t

i asked them to let cyber most of king's college london, who has the upper hand as when for quite some time the russians had the upper hand . uh, but a few days ago it seemed as if the ukrainians were occurring, are more effective condo offensive on. we're able to sort of advance our a safety. i'm on, you know, stop the sort of the efforts by russia to, and circle back smart. how about today? the news is that the russians are also, i'm, you have son didn't have a forestman says way and, and they are also i strong c. uh so i think it is very difficult to know, you know, for, it's going to eventually, you know, obtain full control over over the document. a bunch of lines are sort of shifting. uh so it is difficult to know at the moment it seems like the russians are, again, sort of taking the initiative. let's take a look now at some more stories making news around the world. please and russia have arrested a suspect in the car, bombing of a prominent nationalist, right? that as i saw for lamp and the odd and supporter of the war and ukraine was injured and his driver killed in the attac

i'm not joined by them into that sacrament associates a senior electra at war studies and kings college london. welcome to dw news. now there was again, reports of heavy fighting in east ukraine today, also around the city of buttonwood. so do we know who has the all behind as when for quite some time the russians had the upper hand. uh, but a few days ago it seemed as if the ukrainians were car. a no more effective condo offensive on were able to sort of advance are a safety. i'm on, you know, stop the sort of the efforts by russia to and circle back smart. how about today? the news is that the russians are also, i'm, you have son didn't have a forestman says way and, and they are also i song see, ah, so i think it is very difficult to know, you know, for, it's going to eventually, you know, obtain food control over over bucks, not a bunch of lines are sort of shifting. uh, so it is difficult to know at the moment it seems like the russians are, again, sort of taking the initiative. and we know the mercenary group has been deeply involved. but of course, with the recent developments and the a

let's go to munich and bring in marina moran from the war studies department at kings college london. marina bottom line does this to after withdrawal, wagner troops change anything on the eastern front in ukraine. a good morning. thank you for having me. well, um, apparently, um the precautions video and his subsequent letter from me yesterday has shaking up things in the m o. d. during a very important period for i show that as of may celebrations, and he has strep to his drawer, i think is an ultimatum, ultimatum to the m o. b to send more artillery shells. because the problem is that wagner is not only active in ukraine, the kremlin has been relying on buckner and in other parts of the world, such as the, on the african continent. and molly wagner has been operating in syria. so this difficult relationship was walking around last satisfying precautions. requests and ukraine would have a far reaching ramifications for the kremlin being able to use wagner screens elsewhere as for a policy to and obviously it will make it difficult for the russians to take over buccaneers. because wa

i asked this to do me to let cyber most of the senior electra at of all studies at kings college london. as when for quite some time the russians had the upper hand. uh, but a few days ago it seemed as if the ukrainians were car a no more effective condo offensive on we're able to sort of advance our a safety. i'm on, you know, stop the sort of the efforts by russia to and so for by smart. how about today? the news is that the russians are also, i'm, you have, son didn't have a forestman says way, and i'm, they are also, i strong c. uh so i think it is very difficult to know. uh, you know, who is going to eventually, you know, obtain full control over over the document. a bunch of lines are sort of shifting. uh so it is difficult to know at the moment it seems that the russians are, again, sort of taking the initiative. let's checking on some more stories they can use around the world. and ryan has executed and they ran in swedish fuel national accused of masterminding, a 2018 attack on a military parade that killed 25 people being financial a tab was the full manito of and their apps s

than 9 months of fighting with j mclean as a research of the war studies departments of kings college, london. i. so what she makes of the various claims about the attack. honestly, perhaps a slightly rice smiled because of the way that they were being presented using sort of typical russian propaganda lines that we used to deny the evident russian in both men and don't boss in 2014. so i, i would admit that i, i found some mistakes quite remarkable. i suppose in the never looking um, beyond that, i think i have questions as to what exactly this was supposed to achieve beyond beyond predicting. right. right, right. so these, uh, these groups, these, these uh, liberty of russia legion and the russian volunteer. cool. who are they, they appear to have come out of nowhere. well, they've existed for a while. many people have insisted that they are just a sort of silence technique by ukrainian secret services. of course, the positions to know that on, but this is many on the list of believes based on the, the foreign. i think it's important to separate the 2. if i knew because the volunteer call a

we've done that taylor sack the most son who's an expert on the bus and security policy at kings college london. welcome back to dw, and this handover of russian positions, and by boat, from wagner to the regular russian army, it appears to have begun. how is that likely to influence the next phase of this war? when i think we shouldn't think too much attention towards happening in the move to, i think that's what was interesting that we observed in the last 2 weeks were side . although the russian forces, especially a sphere headed by 5, now we're able to basically take most of the, obviously to center the ukrainians us when we're able to advance more on the side from the north on the south. and to sort of open up lines of communication which were really very important. i think what we need to look at now is where the russians are going to be able to sort of try to break these lines under. and i'm control them, especially the ones that lead or no way stored. sylvia on some kind of my thoughts further to the south west was consenting of. com. so i think that's where we really need to put our fo

doctor jade may glen from the department of what's that they said kings college london explained why the kremlin is going to great lengths to draw powerless between world war 2 and it circles special operation in ukraine. this is actually something this easiest is a central teen. and which was when the validation dignity or you were in my numbers as happened. preston. you agree that you sent me of institutions favor david creams is composite flat and new kids power and ways to taste it as this is a fascist to you by you creating nazis. and we all unexplained crimea in order to defend premiums from a sort of genocide and the time consuming. and don't last. and this is a point that the russian government, that russian media presentation. so every it's rates, if for a year. so it probably is should be a surprise that it's, it's still there now, and i suppose it's a reminder of the importance of updating this will, that to, to 2014, i would just add those as well that in terms of why, that's what we need more domestic, the russian and the memory of the great potential to quote, which is

i for most i was a senior lecturer, insecurity and development at kings college london. i asked for her assessment of what followed him is lensky will be hoping for from his talks with where she said that to see what the you know, we can expect is that the, you know, the okay, would probably concern what has already been promised. a terms of defense equipment, as you mention, loan ring is in itself, which have already been developed uh deliver to ukraine and i'm sort of commitment in, you know, in the shoulder medium i'm potentially, or for long term also for to ukraine. i think what is really interesting about the strip, you know, that the data gets carried out. also to have the european capitals is really to show that the big falls that of european economic countries. you notice from this economy, countries in europe, you know, i committed to providing, you know, support to ukraine, not only the short term idols and the medium term. so to support these. um, various pro, probably this going to be various condo fences, you know, on to show that you know, that europe is,

or that was marina be wrong, senior fellow in was studies at kings college london. now nato is the pulling extra forces to kosovo after dozens of people we ended in clashes between the police and nato led peacekeepers with it's mix ups. they make up the majority in the countries north and they have been demanding the removal of recently elected ethnic albanian . they is an ethnic sub majority areas. nation to say some 30 peacekeepers were wounded in unprovoked attacks. the unrest has been focused around several towns in the north. tensions have been rising since the may is to office last week and came to a head on monday and now joined by middle slow flight truck. he's the special representative for the bo grades, christina dialogue, and of the west and bulk and regional issues. he has been leading talks between the costs of, of government and neighboring, so they're trying to resolve decades long. the dispute is welcome to data being use africa. we appreciate your time a cost of a and, and neighboring, so it'd be a two's each other of spokane potentials that we're

she is an analyst at the defense studies department of kings college london. i asked her about ukraine's capacity to defend their capital from drawing a tax. so we have to understand that since the, during the tax started around october, last year, ukraine has adapted then ukraine has asked for more error defenses, and it was important for western countries to support ukraine was the likes so packed for it systems in order to be able to defend critical infrastructure, specifically when we're talking about the capital, because you brain cannot defend the entire territory in that it controls. however, the capital is being well defended. now as a predator means that the russians keep them pushing, knowing, and especially after the leak documents that you print unions are lacking in their defenses and not just air defense systems, but also in, in munition. and therefore, i think, you know, it was very symbolic that the russians a launch, their biggest like celebration was supposed to take part to be in key of in or that too also terrorized citizens. and in a way,

remember ron from the defense studies department, kings college, london, and we welcome her today from munich. marina again, chief has sustained the biggest ever drone attack, leaving at least 2 dead. but apparently, most drones what were destroyed by ukraine. what does that tell us about ukraine's a capacity to defend the capital? good they, um, well, we have to understand that a sense of growing the tax started around october last year. ukraine has adapted then ukraine has asked for more error defenses, and it was important for western countries to support ukraine was the likes. so pat for it systems in order to be able to defend critical infrastructure. specifically when we're talking about the capital. because your brain cannot defend the entire territory and that it controls, however, the capital is being well defended. now the problem is that the russians keep them pushing, knowing, and especially after the leak documents that you pray. unions are lacking in the area defenses. and not just air defense systems, but also in, in munition. and therefore, i think, you know, it was ver

and yeah, we talk to jade mclinn from the department of war studies at kings college london. she explains why the kremlin is going to great lengths to draw parallels between world war 2 and it's so cold, special military operation and ukraine. this is actually something this easiest is a central teen and which was when the validation didn't to your your life or is this happened pressing you agree that she was something to pieces, paper, david's readings as composite flat and new kings power and ways to taste it as this is a fascist to you by ukrainian nazis, and we all unexplained crimea in order to defend premiums from a sort of genocide and the time consuming. and don't last and this is a point that the russian government that where she media resignation. so every it's rates, if the years. so it probably is should be a surprise that it's, it's still there now. and i suppose it's a reminder of the importance of updating this for about 2014. i would just add that as well that in terms of why, that's what we need more domestic, the russian and the memory of the, the great visu

okay, marina, later on from king's college london. thanks for that insight. thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. a fire and a gold wine in southern crew has killed at least 27 people. it's the deadliest finding accident there in more than 2 decades. officials say a short circuit sparks that plays through is the world's leading gold producer. a gunman killed a people in the latest mass shooting in the united states. several others were critically wounded in the rampage of the shopping law in texas. the tucker was shot dead by a passing police officer. the wildfires across the canadian province of alberta have forced more than 25000 people to flee their homes. authorities have declared a state of emergency until thousands more. they might have to leave on short notice . strong winds are fanning the flames. peace talks between the warring factions incident are underway and saudi arabia repeated cease fires, have so far, failed. fighting between the army and the power of military rapids support forces is now entering is

manager, the other, both of them also as an expert on the russian security policy from king's college london as to how the withdrawal of wagner forces from buckboard was likely to influence the next phase of the war. when i think we should think too much attention towards happening in the move to i think that's what was interesting that we observed in the last 2 weeks were side. although the russian forces especially are still headed by 5. now we're able to basically take most of the, obviously to center the ukrainians. that's what we're able to try. bronze more on the sides of the north. on the south, i'm to sort of open up lines of communication which were really very important. i think what we need to look at now is where the russians are going to be able to sort of try to break these lines or grant and control them. especially the ones that lead or no way storm sylvia on some kind of my thoughts. further to the south west was consenting of com. so i think that's where we really need to put our focus is we are thinking about piece area. on the other hand, you know, the partner force as be

. >> i spoke with the defense studies department at king's college, london. i asked her where these f-16s will likely come from and when will they realistically be in the air? click the problem with the f-16 jets, we don't know which countries will be donating those fighter jets. the u.k. does not have any f-16 jets. the u.s. could donate some f-16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure the pilots are trained on the one hand. on the other hand, ground crew's need to be trained as well. it takes time. talking about using those projects is unrealistic. the infrastructure is not there yet. it would be very optimistic to say they would be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. the question is what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? " we are assuming ukrainian pilots have not already been in training to fly his charts. -- these jets. a lot of the powers already have the training. >> you have to train the ground first. just need to be maintained support. those crews need to be t

will tell me till i sack, and i'm also a as an expert on rush and security policy from king's college london. as to how the withdrawal and involvement forces from back most was likely to influence the next phase of the will sworn. i seen russian said too much attention to what's happening in the mood. i think that's what was interesting that we observed in the last 2 weeks were side, although the russian forces, especially a sphere headed by 5. now we're able to basically take most of the, obviously to center the ukrainians us when we're able to advance more on the side from the north and the south on to sort of open up lines of communication which were really very important. i think what we need to look at now is where the russians are going to be able to sort of try to break these lines under and i'm control them, especially the ones that lead or no voice towards love. yeah, i'm just gonna kind of my thoughts further to the south west was consenting of. com . so i think that's where we really need to put our focus is we are thinking about these area. on the other hand, you know, the broade

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at this with uh, mike math and he's a senior fellow and the last of these departments at kings college london. welcome back to dw mike, what all these at 16 is likely to come from? i'm, when they realistically likely to be in operation in ukraine for the 16 is the most popular common slice job over 4 and a half 1000 of them being produced, held by a number of nights, a country. so no way denmark, portugal greece, poland, romania, you know, just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. um, when are they gonna get that? the actually the real limits in fact, so there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically the shortest possible timeframe is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months that it takes to train them. so we're looking at be awesome, and how do we sales work all the planes and indeed the times that have been offered, are they gifted to you, cried all the and low. no, they high as it was. that, that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that are applied to your war is obviously not so th

know when my mom is a senior fellow in the war, started the problems of kings college london. i asked him where they at 16. so i'd like to come from for the 16 is the most popular common slice job of florida. have thousands of them being produced, held by a number of nights, a country so no way. denmark, portugal greece, poland, romania, you know, just to name a few. so could potentially come from any of those countries. when are they going to get that? the actually the real limits in fact, so there's a speed at which we can try and pilots. and realistically the shortest possible timeframe is about 4 to 5 months, which is a massive shortening of the normal 18 months that it takes to train them. so we're looking at the awesome and how do we sales work all the planes? and indeed, the tanks that have been offered, are they gifted to you crying over and low? no, they, high as it was that, that definitely gifted the nature is giving equipment to armies that are fighting a war is service loss. that equipment gets destroyed. and some of it, uh huh. one time can be destroyed and a hal

mike monson is a senior fellow in the will studies department at kings college london. and i often whether he thinks, applying a sixteen's to ukraine will drag nato de put into the conflict, stop it at night. and really what we're hearing from russia is an echo of what we've heard throughout the conflicts. first, we heard it with on the arm or weapons and artillery, longer range of scenery on each stage. russia has said, or if you do that, that will escalate the will to a new level that will be unimaginable consequences. on each stage, those weapons have been displayed is supplied. the war, you know, has no unimaginable consequences because i think i would turn it back on washer and say that they have invited a neighboring country and committed war crimes. and that's about as high as you can get on the escalation scale. that was my boss and a senior fellow and will studies at kings collision center. okay, we're going to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. now. palestinians in the west bank compelled a funeral for 3 men to such who