anchor: thank you so much, nick connolly in odessa. this is dw news live from berlin.till to come, spain famous for meaty cuisine, now a plea for spaniards to eat less of it. it is hard to swallow for some. the olympic flame arrives in tokyo, but there will be no spectators in the stadiums due to a new coronavirus state of emergency or a look at the mood in japan two weeks away from the opening of the games. first, columbia says it will send an intelligence mission to haiti to help investigate the assassination of the president there. haitian police say they have captured 17 suspects and killed several others. among those arrested, two u.s.-haitian citizens whose motives are unclear. authorities are searching for more members of the alleged hit squad. reporter: the -- for haiti's sessions is on. many are wondering how the president could be killed in the middle of the night. it is true he was no good for the haitian people, it is true he never listens, but nobody is happy at the way he died. several of the suspects are now in police custody. passports and guns have bee

he's always out from odessa, a port city on the black sea in ukraine. nick a so good to you. you have just spent the last 3 days on the navy destroyer. the u . s. s. ross, tell us about your experiences there. wallclear, we shadowed the whole time by russian aircraft russian ships where within a few miles nautical miles of us destroy, i was on the bizarre thing was that the commanders and the officers on board that american destroy basically weren't allowed, was seemingly, were told not even mentioned russia by name, so we had lots of talk about interoperability between the u. s. navy, with ukranian navies and other countries, but spacing in this exercise. but there was no talk about basically the elephant in the room. the ships within the plains that were buzzing the ship. i was on. that was pretty strange. given that we've come out of months of tension between the western russia over ukraine, we saw russia messing troops on ukraine borders. so a bit of a strange situation there. talk of being out who was never allowed to be there, but no real willingness to actually engage

he joined us from odessa, a port city on the black sea in ukraine. and nick, us, so good to you. you have just spent the last 3 days on the navy destroyer, the u. s. s. ross, i tell us about your experiences there while we were shot at the whole time by russian aircraft, russian ships were within a few miles nautical miles of us destroy. i was on the bizarre thing was that the commanders and the officers on board that american destroy, basically weren't allowed, was seemingly, were told not to even mention russia by name. so we had lots of talk about interoperability between the u. s. navy, with the ukranian navies. and other countries, but spacing in this excise, but there was no talk about basically the elephant in the room. the ships we were seeing, the plains that were buzzing the ship. i was on. that was pretty strange, given that we've come out of months of tension between the western russia over ukraine. we saw rush massing troops on ukraine borders. so a bit of a strange situation. their talk of being out in special water, never one of the allowed to be there, but no real

ross, a destroyer that took part in the maneuvers he report from the ukrainian port of odessa person ships shadowing the u. s. s. ross, its allied vessels just a few kilometer distance here in international waters of the black sea. joint us ukrainian excise is nothing new, but this year is far from normal off the rushes unprecedented troop build up transport as potential conflicts. the russian forces precisely what he said as a training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the russian expression right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace. arrestin jet, making the presence felt or minds, or if anyone needed that the united states insiste

s. destroyer ross and he sent us this report on operation fi brief, from the ukrainian port of odessa russian ships shuddering the u. s. s. ross and its allied vessels and just a few kilometers in distance here in international waters of the black sea. joint us ukrainian excise is nothing new, but this year is far from normal off the rushes unprecedented troop build up friends, borders, potential conflicts, the russian forces precisely what the sailors. a training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously avoid talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the nearest question right now, about 2 to 3 minus what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace. much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace or russian jet, making it the presence felt or minds or if anyone needed tha

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he joined us from odessa, a port city on the black sea in ukraine and nick us. so good to you. you have just spent the last 3 days on the navy destroyer. the u. s. s. ross, i tell us about your experience. is there wallclear, we were shattered the whole time by russian aircraft russian ships were within a few miles nautical miles of us destroy. i was on the bizarre thing was that the commanders and the officers on board that american destroyer basically weren't allowed, was seemingly, were told, not even mentioned russia by name. so we had lots of talk about interoperability between the u. s. navy, with the ukranian navies and other countries, but spacing in this side. but there was no talk about basically the elephant in the room. the ships we were seeing, the plains that were buzzing the ship. i was on. that was pretty strange, given that we've come out of months of tensions between the western russia over ukraine, we saw russia messing troops on ukraine borders. so a bit of a strange situation. their talk of being out in session was never one of the allowed to be there, but

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s. destroyer ross, he sent us this report on operation fi brief from ukrainian port of odessa person ship shadow in the u. s. s. ros. this allied vessels and just a few kilometer distance here in international waters of the black sea joint us ukrainian excise nothing new, but this year is far from normal off the rushes unprecedented troop build up grains borders potential conflicts, the russian forces, especially what the sales training for is very definitely not something the u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the nearest question right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace. much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace arresting, jet, making the present felt a reminder if anyone needed that. the united states insistence

and when i realized when i had a senses, it's some whole change to let me choose odessa, twitter which stopped us monday. it's exactly what i was hoping for to provide kids and teens access the fencing. it doesn't have to be super professional. building. the structure is the ready grades and as of last year, with part of the international fencing federation. and that was a big that i couldn't be happier and never before had so many new corona's virus infections been reported to the world health organization within 24 hours. admitted numbers are also rising quickly in europe just before summer vacations and travel abroad. and thousands of scientists are now working on more than 150 vaccines, but none it's approved for use. so just how close always ineffective corona virus, texting me the almost we're starting to feel the effects of his pare down training regimen and the lack of competition. the me, yesterday when i got up i was really sore, which normally wouldn't be great for competitions in summer. but right now it's happening quite often and feels like the beginning of my training in

s. destroyer ross, he sent us this report on operation seabreeze from the ukrainian port of odessa person ships shadowing the u. s. s. ross and his allied vessels just a few kilometers in distance here in international waters of the black sea. joint us ukrainian excise, nothing new, but this year is far from normal. after rushes unprecedented troop build up, friends, borders, potential conflicts, the russian forces. precisely what he said is a training for very definitely not something the u. s. navy will talk about crew members scrupulously avoid talking about russia. even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the nearest question. right now about $2.00 to $3.00 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace arrest and jet making. present. felt a reminder if anyone needed that. the united states in

ross" departed the port of odessa. holly williams is the only u.s.ing about 5,000 miles away from the east coast of the u.s. but as america's relationship with russia has deteriorated, the black sea, which is russia's backyard, has become a potential flashpoint. u.s. sailors opened fire on a hostile craft. took aim at enemy war planes and came under attack from fighter jets. this was just a simulation. a live fire military exercise with 28 u.s. allies. yet america's real life rival appeared to be keeping careful watch. four russianships took it in turns to shadow the u.s.s. ross. russian fighter jets repeatedly circled nearby. commander john d. john is a 20 year veteran of the navy and told us he wasn't concerned. it would take much more than this to provoke a clash. >> if somebody opened fire on you then that would warrant you taking self-defense measures. if somebody is aggressive and you feel threatened, then you have the right to defend yourself. la >> reporter: last month a british naval ship was subjected to more hostile tactics in the black se

when hms defender left the ukrainian port of odessa last week, at the start of a journey likely to drawrning, and on bbc tv news in the evening. surely documents marked "secret, uk eyes only" should have been kept out of the public domain and returned to the mod. the actions of your diplomatic correspondents, including those of the tv news editor, well, it seems irresponsible, disloyal, and clearly not in the national interest, and disclosure of classified documents such as these could, in the worst case, endanger the lives of serving royal naval personnel. well, to respond to those points, let's hearfrom jamie angus, the bbc�*s senior controller of news output and commissioning. jamie, how did the bbc come to get the papers? well, as we reported at the time, samira, they were handed in to us by a member of the public who'd found them in this bus stop in kent, in the rain. and there was clearly a strong public interest in reporting some of the contents of what had been found, but i'd just like to reassure people who've written in that we were extremely careful about what we did and didn