we cannot speak to the w correspondent, a manuel shaws, who joins us from key of ama orthodox christmas. as we know is usually a festive and joyful time for people. how have ukrainians been marking the day? well, it's quite a different christmas this year. most a ukrainian from younger generations already celebrated on the 25th of december to differentiate themselves from the russian orthodox a calendar. and also to protest against moscow's patrick kate domination. here in ukraine, you've mentioned the mastery di kehoe, a passat glover who returned to the ukrainian or to dogs church after having been on least to russian orthodox church. and to day hundreds of people went there to celebrate. and also to mark this difference dcea. it's a generational change also because people will celebrate today as well in their families, but mostly our people celebrate christmas, twice you to mark their difference with russia and when all, what is the status of this cease fire that was called by russia? was there any let up in fighting? well, i 1st saw of these are so called ceasefire wasn't seen as su

well correspondent manuel shaws is standing by and kia fair. manuel. ukrainian capital has come under heavy strokes overnight again. what can you tell us? exactly. it has come under attack again last night. full hours of wait, while ukraine an air defense showed down around 40 iranian made to head jose over to capitol. this has unfortunately become a pattern for the past and 3 nights. we've had 4 large scale attacks here over the capital r n a. it has become, of course, quite exhausting for people here because every night they have to spend hours in the shelter when they do go out to the shelter. explosions could be heard to day in the city center with damages caused to a few buildings. and of course energy infrastructure, which is still being targeted by russia. now as you said, the strikes have caused a pod heating outages. how people coping well it's so i would say it's difficult or mentally to cope with it. people have become used to as tricare air, read the lads air raid sirens, birds or the explosions of the past few days have been particularly difficult to cope with because the

quietness of this key of hospital life did feel a bit more hopeful to double your correspondent manuel shaw's file that report. i asked her earlier to tell us more about the new parents. she spoke to in that key of maternity ward where the parents at the hospital were obviously in even under even more stress than any other citizen trying to take shelter from the incoming, me sorry, on the incoming drones attacking key. if you imagine you have 1st i mother and you have to take into account that you might be a shelter either. any moment burbs what really struck me at this hospital was the resilience of doors, or goes a parent sir, or the inner piece that or they die. i encountered this morning when i talked to them, and each you can hear around me also the resilience of bebo here i'm hearing are sophia squaring the center of key if and key if, despite having been attacked 3 times over the past 2 days, was misses with drones where keith remains unbroken. then that's really something a remarkable to witness. he is, of course, we've been reporting about the incredibly massive bombardment that ukra

a correspondent manuel shaws who filed that report, joins us now from key of emma some remarkable resilience on the part of those new mothers. i know you spent quite a bit of time in this maternity ward. can you tell us a bit more about what you saw there and what the new parents were telling you where the parents at the hospital were obviously in even under even more stress than any other citizen trying to take shelter from the incoming, me sorry, on the incoming drones attacking key. if you imagine you have 1st i mother and you have to take into account that to my be shelves, either any moment, births. what really struck me at this hospital was the resilience of those, or goes her parents, sir, or the inner piece. that's it, or they die. i encountered this morning when i talked to them and each you can hear around me also the resilience of people here. i'm hearing as sophia, squaring the center of key if and key if despite having been attacked 3 times over the past 2 days was midsize with drones, where keith remains unbroken. then that's really something a remarkable to witness. he is, of

a christmas, so ukrainians a don't make much of that so called says fire our correspondent in manuel shaws reporting from kiev. emma, thank you. we appreciate it. mexican officials say dozens of people were killed and during the capture of the legend cartel leader of e. d. o guzman is the son of the infamous drug, lord known as al chapo chart, vehicles, barricades and blown out windows. these other scars left by 24 hours of terror and a bloody battle to stop the arrest of a video cushman, the son of mexico's most notorious struck lord l. b. b or the violence now appears to have subsided, and cartel road blocks are slowly being dismantled. but the sense of insecurity is making it hard for residence to move on. and then call me a living fear. hope nothing else happens wasn't cushman, was extracted by helicopter before being taken to a maximum security federal prison. his arrest spurred the powerful sinaloa cartel once headed by his father to go on a rampage. setting vehicles on fire blocking, wrote, and fighting security forces exerted by government we were told to leave because the shootout

dw manuel shaws found one family for whom the separation has finally ended . the united atlanta of santa and her daughter, uva. it's nearly a year since the last hugged oksana is a combat medic for the ukrainians. but her brother is a separatist. while she was on the front line, he took his family and oxen as daughter to russia to understand how this was possible. we travel near pull tabs in central ukraine. oksana moved here after her house in the east was destroyed by russian miss eyes. she preferred to not bring her daughter twain to view. oksana is still recovering from head injuries sustained in backward on the front line. the last september, a widow oksana had left here barbie's her parents somewhere she thought was safe over the mariners, hey, lucy, made the home when i was injured in all my possessions idea full. you were burnt. i couldn't contact my family immediately. and i said, when i finally found an opportunity to call my mother, i found out that my own brother had taken my child to the territory of the russian federation at nebraska lay this kni

d w corresponding to manuel shaws and kev says that while ukrainians of and marking that worth of dogs christmas, there is no real truce. well, our 1st of these are so called ceasefire wasn't c now, such a by ukrainian, the ukrainians, like they don't take anything. that's a, a russian president vladimir put vladimir putin. so he would, would say as a word of, you know, as a sign of a willingness of negotiations, of establishing a truce. you no doubt the bombings are in the eastern side of the country in particular. and even here in key, if we've had a weak of large scale attacks against a capital, so it doesn't make a difference for people whether or not there's no a bombings for, for a day. and besides, we have a colleagues up to front line or who, who reported artillery fi is a continuing to a christmas. so ukrainians a don't make much of that so called says fire, let's get a check. now of some of the other story is making headlines around the world. in mexico, dozens of people were killed in a gun battle and security forces captured the alleged cartel leader of a deal guzman. he's