we are waiting for welcome dear. 58 specialist paul russia as a liberator load this siberian fruit with god order policy uploaded, now not full bless you. accept documents lieutenant. your task is to deliver to the city where you will be met. enter the goods according to the 5th chime of subcontractors. but this explorer will be accepted by ours in case of the slightest danger, immediately liquidated. well, let's say goodbye, the real thing is ahead. tired of almost a stone to deal with. and that means the real enemy is impatient. for a weak spot to feel him, what is not clear? these are also enemies still unknown, which is scarier. fifth month hit as a komsomol volunteer sent. and me party in the twenty- ninth. all right, well, lieutenant. don't know, it is unlikely that we will meet. it's a pity, we had a nice talk. become. the old man's dad is everywhere we have one road ready. looks like no fluff. restlessly, tell the chief. katyusha will not run anywhere. well, how are we going to live? hand over your weapons. i order you to surrender your weapons. for disobedience, they were shot

paul russia says it's observing seesaw. ukraine says attacks continue, the cranes.

now, what does all this me now for the direction of the war now that russia has full control of mario, paul, how important is this for russia? look at just that same 4 weeks ago and have said that this is a very important point. it's not a breaking point. so russia, but i think that this is not so no, all russian russians had captured the city that is already pretty much there. the surrender. all the other style fighters is just more or less a symbol. ok. but at the same time, if you look at russian offensive elsewhere, it's stalling, russian forces are being pushed back to the russian border in harko region hockey. so i suppose that in overall picture, the capture model today is probably much less important than it would have been because it doesn't look now that britain will be capable to continue along the southern rim of the grain and cut it off from the black sea. so to some extent, it is a technical success, no doubt about it, but it's not as overwhelming as it would have looked $56.00 weeks ago. our us analysts consulting the egg that talk to us from the building us. thank you very m

it is partition, it is annexation, it is occupation, it is execution, it is a rainbow in siberia paul russiaot allow poland to be independent. she always wanted to control poland in the same way as, in the end, ukraine, so in poland it is easier to understand our uh, our war, our um, our will to victory, our desire to be an independent, free state, to build our own future, why other politicians and other states europeans do not understand this because russia is further from them because russia has found a way how to form and how to bribe these politicians in europe and how to manipulate european society because it is more important for them to have a peaceful life is ensured, well, it is stable enough, rather than being and fighting for your freedom, they fought for it before, but they have already forgotten about it, and therefore they need to remember what president duda is doing now, talking about the fact that er, and the borotdian woman i bucha - it changed the world, so i think that he is doing a very important job in european capitals, european societies are also changing it among eur

your paul, russia says it's taken the whole of the port city after the last remaining ukrainian fighters surrendered. ah.

ukranian fighters, a bit evacuated from the law, stall, hold of resistance and the city of mario paul, russia announced on monday it had reached a deal with ukraine to have wounded soldiers removed from the us postal stew work plant. moscow says that we take into a medical facility in the russian control town of novel adults. the crane says, efforts are underway to rescue the fighters, who still in the plant are, does it as hot out the humming has more on the evacuations. well, we just heard now from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine, and she said that 53 of the vacuum, either the wounded ones were dropped at it were taken right at the hospital in nova as of which is at town, along a as of see but in the pro ration separate is controlled area and then another $211.00. we're taking to another town next to do the done yet also in separatist area. now she said that at some point they will be further negotiations, and they will be an exchange between those who are there now, those who have been evacuated and she didn't give any more details. we're presuming probably russian soldiers who

and the city of mario paul, russia announced on monday it had reached a deal with ukraine to have wounded soldiers removed from the facility. moscow's hes will be taken to a medical facility in the russian controlled ton of nova asoft. ukraine says efforts are underway to rescue the fighters who are still in the plant. so dicky, g, muranski, we schools blank to the actions of the ukrainian military, the international committee of the red cross and the you in. we hope that we will be able to save the lives of our guys. there are severely wounded soldiers among them. they've been given care. i want to stress that ukraine needs ukrainian heroes alive. that's out principle. i think that any reasonable person will understand these words. the work continues to return al, guys, home. and this work requires delicacy and time to hold on as it is. hold out, the ha, does more on the evacuations? well, we just heard now from the deputy defense minister here in ukraine. and she said that 53 of the vacuum, either the wounded ones were dropped at a were taken right at the hospital in nova as of which is

ah the fall of matter you, paul, russia says it's taken the whole of the port city after the last remaining ukrainian fight has surrendered. ah, hello darn jordan. this is out as they are alive from doha. also coming up dozens of members of the us congress, call them at b. i and state department to launch an independent investigation into the killing of al jazeera germany is showing publicly a contentious pandemic policy remains the u. s. judge rules that corona viruses, frictions must continue from migrant seeking asylum on the southern border. and this is, can film festivals. he's female, direct us take the spotlight and the white for parity in the male dominated industry. ah, russia says it now control then tar, ukrainian port, city of matter. you pull off to the la soldiers hold up on me as of styled steel work, surrendered. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says they had been ordered to stop defending the city and lay down their weapons. new year tissue year. to day, the defenders received a clear signal from the military command that they can get out and save their lives dosage. b

russia is getting ready to declare victory in murray, paul well, terry of russia had declared victory already of a mar. you, paul, even if it hasn't taken hold of the other stars, t plans are which in fact represents one 3rd of the so face of the entire as city. but what we have seen at the 3rd is this past 2 hours. daisy mar. you fall east or russian troops preparing to ground for a celebration there. so maybe they do expect to indeed declare a full victory. but it could also very well be ah, a propaganda or records for them to declare it again. but we know from the ukrainian side that there is at least 2000 soldiers who are still holding their positions in add yourself fast to the plan. the situation for them is looking more and more complicated. they talk about desperate conditions this morning. there was a de wife of denise broker banker who's heading, who's a commander of her and as of a battalion which is currently inside the plant. she was saying her husband called her to say he loved her very merchant, that he would fi a fight up until the end. i think this is pretty much the,

paul has been delayed. russia is reportedly resumed shelling years of style still works in mary paul on sunday, following the evacuation of at least 100 civilians. a 100 more are still trapped there. i've spent weeks under ground in the darkness of a labyrinth of bunker's sheltering from concent bon man on boardman little food or water. it is clear, i will remain traumatized and dream of bomb attacks during bombings at night. the floors were caving and shaken walls were peeling off. there are no words to describe it when the kids are huddling close to you, they never got out from under ground, nor did i. i finally saw the sky today. when you talk with you, there is no house anymore. of course that isn't all the time we spent in the bunker, they were bombing 15 year old has been killed in a russian strike on the port city of odessa. the missile strike, a residential building with 5 people inside a young girl has also been hospitalized. a desert, seen an increasing number of attacks from russia in recent weeks. israel's foreign minister says comments by his russian counterpart that adu

but then again, what does prevents him to even a say that mary paul is russia our is on the russian control. in fact, the victory was declared the already april 21st, but when he comes to that patch of land, basically that us off steel plan too much of the focus has been on during the past weeks as ukrainian soldiers hold up their. everybody's wondering now just in which phase v to is that ongoing fighting day around the control revolving around the control of that as of steel plant. but just one part of the focus here, mario pool, obviously also desa the iraq a soft hit. in fact, the president of the european council has been just visiting odessa today when he had to seek shelter as well. so obviously, although these fighting and all of the, all of the attacks and ukraine didn't seize, in fact, they've been increased over the last couple of days. and really everyone is bracing . what's next to you in ukraine as this war and test day? 76, to morrow? that's exactly right. the predictions of a speedy end to the war. we know what happens to predictions connected to vladimir putin. money for jo

russia. what did you think when you heard paul wasn't coming home? >> sorry, i thought that was wrong.ey got me out and not paul. and -- sorry. i knew that as soon as i was able to, that i would fight for him to get out and that i would do everything i could to get him out of there. >> reporter: 52-year-old former marine paul whelan and 31-year-old wnba star brittney griner are still caught in the diplomatic tug of war between russia and the u.s., complicated by putin's war in ukraine. in december 2018, whelan was in moscow for a friend's wedding when he was accused of being a spy by russian authorities. >> i've got a medical condition that prohibits this. >> reporter: after a year and a half behind bars, he was convicted in june 2020 of espionage, and sentenced to 16 years in a russian jail. u.s. authorities and whelan himself have said this is a hostage situation. in a rare interview, whelan talked with abc news shortly after he was sent to a prison camp. he denies all allegations made against him, saying it was a show trial, something even the judge in his case knew. >> right after

ah, a crane says any 500 civilians have now been moved from mary paul while russia continues at shelling in the east. desperate to escape russian occupation. we talk to people in the castle region using bikes, primes wheelchairs, and even wheelbarrows to guest house. ah, let our laura kyle, this is alex, is there a live from dough also coming up. a search is underway.

ah, the crane says nearly 500 civilians have now been moved from mary paul while russia continues it shelling in the east. desperate to escape russian occupation, we talked to people in the castle region using bikes, primes we'll chaz, them even wheelbarrows to get house. ah, hello laura, kyle, this is alex, is there a live from dough? also coming up. a such is underway in israel after 3 people a stop to death in the city of a lad. and nationwide strike and shall i called to weeks of protests against the government's handling of the economic crisis. new humanitarian corridors are due to open to get more people out of ukraine's besieged city of mary apple. but you great in official say russia is still attacking the as of stalled steel plant. that despite a ceasefire, the report nearly 500 people have made it out of the port city, but around 200 civilians and 2000 ukrainian fighters, a trapped in the industrial area. well, here's how the war is looking on the map in red. all the areas held by russia and it's separatist allies that are on the offensive in the east. and the south crimea

our noun efforts to evacuate more civilians from a devastated ukrainian city of mary paul have been delayed. russia is reportedly resumed, shelling is of style still works in mary paul on sunday, following.

russia. it's close to taking full control of the se in city of mario paul, after hundreds of ukrainian soldiers hold up in a still works staff surrendered. russia has taken nearly 300 of the fighters, some severely wounded, to territory held by moscow's forces. the kremlin says they will be treated in accordance with international agreements out of harm's way, but still facing and uncertain future. badly wounded fighters were among the 1st to be evacuated after weeks of holding out under ground. dozens of injured troops were taken from ru paul to a hospital in the russian controlled town of noval as offs in the far east. some 200 others were transferred north to all the navy guy, and rushing back to supper, just a territory. it's thought several 100 ukrainian soldiers remain inside. the steel plant keeps as it wants to get them out alive. oh, my am on that usually does. we hope to save the lives of our boys, and among them a heavily wounded, by a being treated the more i 12 on the line ukraine needs its ukranian heroes alive. this is our principle, is the laws of the men simple to hopes of the

paul: russia is planning a mechanism to sidestep u.s. sanctions any potential default to the proposal would allow foreign investors to open accounts in russian banks in rubles and hard currency. russia is back in the fall countdown. -- in default countdown. effectively triggering a 30 day grace period. president biden will hold a where oval office meeting tuesday with fed chair jerome powell. it is the first meeting between the two since november when biden announced his intention to nominate powell for a second term. the fed has signaled it plans to continue raising rates in june and july to cool price pressures while shrinking its massive balance sheet. australian prime minister anthony albany has -- is set to name his ministry. the labour party recorded a historically low vote and margin. the greens made record gains. china's plan to sign a sweeping trade and security deal with 10 pacific island countries has been dealt a setback to beijing had been hoping to sign regional agreements. according to australia's abc news, the plan was sh

because of paul whelan's case, i almost did not travel to russia.ng to sound stupid, because of what happened, but i had already bought a ticket. i was like, i don't want to pay that 200 bucks to change my ticket. at that same time, i thought, okay, they've clearly taken this marine hostage. there is absolutely no way they are going to do that a second time. >> in the summer of 2019, reed ignored his instincts, and followed his heart to moscow. followed his hearthe planned tor with his girlfriend of three years, a russian lawyer named leana. >> where did you meet her to begin with? >> i met her online, on a dating app. >> you would visitor, she visit you? >> she would come to the u.s. and visit me, i went to russia once to see her and meet her family. i didn't know russian at all, and that's one of the reasons why i decided to start studying russian, to be able to communicate with her family. >> on august 15th, 2019, the young couple attended a party, and after an evening of drinking vodka, trevor blacked out, became ill on the side of the road. pol

paul victory? marx, a rare wind for russia's military in its 3 month invasion of ukraine, but it could be short lived. finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. to w's east in europe. correspondent funny fungi is in ukraine. she has been covering this story for us. earlier, i asked her if the nearly thousands ukrainian soldiers, who reportedly surrendered will be part of a prisoner's walk with russia in the future. again, you do not even know if that numbers true that nearly 1000 soldiers have surrendered because the number that ukraine operates with is lower. they say nearly 700 soldiers have surrendered. but regardless of how many, of course, the question is the same here in ukraine, but it is going to have an immediate prisoner swap. i said people are wondering whether it is going to be a prisoner swap at all. if to listen to the discourse unfolding the in russia, which was all seen to report. there is one no maker who says these people deserve to die. they deserve to be executed, others say they n

paul victory? marx, a rare win for russia's military in its 3 month invasion of ukraine. but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. we asked our correspondent, mathias bellinger in hockey. what was likely to happen to the ukrainian soldiers being held by russian forces that are to say, what's most likely to happen? ukraine is still hoping for a prisoner exchange. um, and this is what we understand was the deal be in the beat very beginning, but everybody is aware that this kind of deal is not worth a lot until it has happened. the reason why these for fighters half stayed so long in the steel works and why they have not surrendered, despite her having very little food left very little ammunition left, et cetera. was that they feared that in russian hands they would be either executed or tortured in what we're hearing now from moscow. it points to that possibility as well, that might be where they are now in their hands. it's mosque on our wood s

ch. >>> as we've discussed, former marine paul whelan has been held in russia for more than three yearspionage. in june 2020, paul was convicted and sentenced to 16 years in a russian labor camp. joining me now is paul's younger brother david and big sister elizabeth. david, let me start with you, because i understand your parents spoke to paul yesterday, and he found out that trevor was speaking out for the first time. what was his reaction? >> i think he was excited that trevor was having that opportunity, and he sent a message back through our parents. he's uses the phone calls as our conduit way of getting information out of the prisons to us to let us know how he's doing. >> can you tell us what the message was? >> sure. i fwrout with me. he said this is a disintegrating experience for mind, body and south. i need the white house to take decisive action to secure my release, top level action, and there's no better time than the present. >> so elizabeth, i don't know if it's difficult to see trevor home given the fact that paul has been there longer and is still in russian captivity

the situation we need to get out of threats in lab that we've got the mary, you, paul victory marx, a rare win for russia's military in his 3 month invasion of ukraine. but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. a quick look at some other news related to to the war and ukraine. russian soldier being tried for war crimes, as pleaded guilty. its 1st such case since the invasion prosecutor says it sends a clear message to those who commit war crimes that, that those who commit war crimes will not escape responsibility. the soldiers lawyer says he'll challenge the indictment. international criminal court is sending forensic experts and investigators to ukraine to probe possible crimes against humanity. western allies accused russia of committing war crimes, including the murder of civilians. united states is open its amity in cave usaa state departments. as a small number of staff will return several countries including germany, france and britain reopened their embassy. over the las

now russia says nearly a 1000 ukrainian fighters at the as of style still works in maria paul, have now surrendered. ukraine, now hopes to get them back in a prisoner's fault, but some lawmakers in moscow want some of them put on trial for war crimes. possibly even execute it. ukraine says it's still trying to evacuate the remaining fighters from the plot. there are fears that ukrainian fighter is who defended the as of style plant in marty. you. paul could face rough justice from moscow. russian tv show defeated troops being led away from the sprawling steel plant. russia says they will be treated according to international norms, but there have been calls to designate the feared as of regiment, a terrorist organization, or a russian law maker, taking part in peace talks with keith said russia should considered the death penalty for the us of regiment then of us louis, missouri, it's porcelain. they do not deserve to live after the monstrous crimes against humanity that they have committed and that are committed continuously against our prisoners. upwards of mustard bloom, ukraine offi

story now efforts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of mary paul has been delayed. russia reportedly resumed shelling the exhaust, our steel works marybell on sunday. following the evacuation of at least $100.00 civilians. hundreds are still trapped there, and they've been spending weeks under ground in the darkness of a labyrinth of bunker's sheltering from their constant bombardment, and they've not had much food or water there either. alexey o'brien has more crawling out of the rubble of muddy poles. as of style steel plant and finally on their way to safety. these people have been sheltering and bankers and tunnels underneath the complex, as it came under continuous bombardment by russian forces. i mean, we've been waiting here for 2 months with the evacuation was part of what the united nations called a safe passage operation during a temporary cease fire agreed by russia and ukraine. the saloon filled out, the soldiers came and escorted the 1st 11 people out. those who were seriously ill had asthma or needed insulin. and also 3 of us randomly more than 40 people, inc

and it will be interesting to hear how he will explain to link ok latin man, paul, from out the russia service. thank you. no rush. i was just one part of the soviet union when it fought against nazi germany. ukraine was another and lost a large essay of its population than russia that 97 year old ivan listen, was one of the millions of ukrainians who stabbed in the soviet army. but this year the veteran has been left homeless by russian shelling in moscow. preparations already underway for the victory day parade for one ukrainian who quote, under the soviet flag they will be little to celebrate. even lesson was just 18 when he was drafted into the red army. he won metals for his role in liberating europe. from the nazi this, jeff said like, on wednesday night, the veterans home near keith was destroyed by russian shelling more collateral damage of the war. that moscow tries to justify, as a special operation to denotes if i ukraine, for the 97 year old who fought the real nazis. it's a bit to blow. like do you know? it hurts a lot. what did we fight for? or what? what did we set free?

dw washington bureau chief in his paul, thank you. russia stepping up its attacks on ukraine's eastern don boss. region. heavy fighting is reported in and around the industrial city of civil don't ask. the regional governor says at least 12 people were killed by sharing. moscow says it will continue, it's offensive until it achieves its goals. well dw correspondence mathias berringer is in crime, a tourist in eastern ukraine, and i asked him how ukraine is doing in its efforts to defend its territory. well, i am now at the regional capital of the ukrainian her territories in don't boss. you can see it's very empty here. there are maybe, yeah, i would say less than 10 people that i can see now and at this main square of the city, so many people have left the region. fighting has indeed intensified, and russia has been making gains through these last few days. i think the gains are, are small each, each one of them are small and often they are, they're, they're ukranian lines hold or they can even fight back these attacks. but they had up, they have brought a lot of firepower here and th

, which was stated today by our general prosecutor that hundreds of soldiers from maria paul surrendered to russia last week. what you think is the risk that russia starts holding its own trials of ukrainian troops? course we cannot rule out any course of events because we can only be responsible for the actions and commitments that we make. but we have said from the very beginning of this special rescue operation as a result of which all ukrainian warriors both wanted and those who were still bad, defending those all style have been evacuated. we have been saying that it is very important that the 3rd party, such as the international red cross and the un are involved in this process. so we, we are convinced that their participation and their engagement will be a guarantee will be a safe guard from any untoward course of this rescue operation. and we are hoping to be able to return our warriors back to craig in due course to restock advisor to the ukrainian defense minister in weston. you, craig, thank you so much for your time. all the best. thank you for inviting me. thank you . and the russian

will efforts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of mary paul have been hit by delays. russia reportedly resumed shelling the exhausted steelworks and my pal on sunday, off the evacuation of at least a 100 people. but hundreds of more still thought to be trapped inside. they've been spending weeks on the ground in darkness with a labyrinth of bunker's sheltering from on his near constant russian bombardment. and with little food or water evacuees were taken to a camp in the russian hell town of busy men. oscar says 57 people have opted to remain in separatist areas, but the convoys final destination is apple regia. the only large city in the southeast on the ukrainian control holiday abdul hamid has worn out from is apparition. them is the 1st safe transit point for those fleeing shelling in air strikes. a parking lot outside a shopping mall. aptly named epicenter. all day long convoys of cars kept arriving. this one was the 1st of the day, la lena gilbert was born in russia. she could have left her hometown of mar, you ple earlier, but she didn't ask it yourself. a nice littl

. >> because of paul whelan's case, i almost did not travel to russia. happened, but the only thing that, you know, i was like, oh, well, like i will go, was that i had already bought a ticket by the time that i found out about paul whelan's case. and i was like, i don't want to pay that $200 to change my ticket. but at that same time, i thought, okay, they've like clearly taken this marine hostage. there is absolutely no way that they're going to do that a second time. like, even just from that first time, you know, that is completely embarrassing, that is completely just demonizes the russian government and i thought, like, there is no way that they will do that again. because before paul, you know, russia was not like going and taking americans hostage. that wasn't like something that the russians did. that is something that north korea does, so a lo. >> so people have been following your case for almost three year detention. what they want to know what your message is. what is your message? >> the first one is that americans should be aware that this

sound efforts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of mary paul have been hit. i delays russia reportedly resumed shelling, years of self still works in the city on sunday. this was after the evacuation of at least a 100 people, but hundreds more is still trapped inside. and they been spending weeks underground in bunkers sheltering from constant bombardment while running out of food and water . that is just still, i will remain traumatized and dream of bomb attacks during bombings at night. the floors were caving and shaken walls were peeling off. there are no words to describe it. when the kids are huddling close to you, they never got out from under ground, nor did i. i finally saw the sky today. when you took with you, there is no how semi ball, of course there isn't. all the time we spent in the bunker, they were bombing. meanwhile, a 15 year old boy has been killed in a rush and strike on the port city of odessa. and miss l strike had a residential building and there were 5 people inside. teenage girl was also injured. odessa has seen an increasing number of attacks from

. >> because of paul whelan's case, i almost did not travel to russia.sound stupid because of what happened, but the only thing that, you know, i was like, i will go, is i had already bought a ticket by the time i found out about paul whelan's case. and i was like, i don't want to pay that $200 to change my ticket. but at that same time, i thought, okay. they have, like, clearly taken this marine hostage. there's absolutely no way that they're going to do that a second time. like, even just from that first time, you know, that's completely embarrassing. that's completely just demonizes the russian government. and i thought, like, there's no way they will do that again, because before paul, you know, russia was not going and taken americans hostage. that wasn't something the russians did. that's something that north korea does. >> so a lot of people have been following your case for your almost three years of detention. they want to know what your message is. what is your message? >> the first one is that americans should be aware that this is happening t

paul victory? marx, a rare win for russia's military in its 3 month invasion of ukraine. but it could be short lived, finland and sweden have made a joint application to join nato, a further set back to moscow's ambitions to contain the expansion of the block. moscow claims that nearly 1000 fighters have surrendered at the us of style still works. he has his helping for an immediate prisoner swap. i asked our correspondent mathias bellinger, inquired keith, what the most likely scenario could be? well, if for an immediate prisoners, what was likely they wouldn't have for that long? it was luckily a long time ago that they would not be able to win or to get out of there by their own a force. and it was also long clear that ukraine did not have the capacity to break through the lines and get them out of there. so the fact that they have stayed there so long, and so as it looks like even starving in the end, it was due to the fact that they thought they would be mistreated in russia or possibly even killed. so this anxiety, this is shared by ukrainian society, is still there

elderly people have been evacuated from the as of style steel plan and mario paul, but ukrainian fighters remain trapped inside. russia has stepped off at the talks across ukraine ahead of its victory day holiday, monday that you're all up to date you and for sports live. if you want to find out how goal celebrations became a thing of more headlines for you at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can always find more on our website that is, or c d, w dot com and go further from me in the entire team. thank you so much for your company. and her i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a meeting. you don't want to look to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this reliance? what's your story with. ready women especially victims of violence, i love it, take part.

they've said it time and again, a sold years ukrainian sold is in mar, you, paul, with not surrender to the russian forces. now russia has been ramping up its attacks, also striking infrastructure deep inside a ukraine. poverty to stop weapons from the west to get into the front lines. has that been successful? well out, we do not see it even here in a western ukraine that russia seems to have become very nervous about those are weapon deliveries, humanitarian deliveries, from the ukraine's western allies. that to give you an idea last night here in the v of we had 3 s trike alerts. today this morning we also had a one had to go about actually to go daddy's actually are like russia actually acknowledges that the goal is to hit add to military infrastructure and death. the russian authorities said that they would reach their goal no matter how many weapons are coming from the west, many infrastructures where a for us, searchers here innovative have already been damaged by does so in central are ukranian near pro r last night and we can only feel that those kind of air strikes might intensify in the days to come. d, w

w made for minds. russia says it has accepted the surrender of more than 260 ukrainian soldiers who had been hold up in the ass off stall, still plugged, hidden, badeo, paul, they've taken them to territory, was russia, controls as negotiations about their fight. continue, you crime, says the soda heroes, but many of them are members of the as of battalion, which has long had to deal with questions about its links. with far right ideology, i am fill go in berlin and this is the day.

as we said before, this steel plant is the last hold out in mario paul, the strategic port city. does it look like russia is now getting ready to declare a complete victory in moral paul? well, it's hard to say whether they will be able to gain full control over the still works within the 2 days that remain before may, 9th. but it's also possible that there was just declare victory, even if they haven't, they haven't gained full control yet. um, it's not really a problem for them. they have been saying a lot of things that were not exactly are matching their situation on the ground or that were completely opposite to the acquisition or to the situation on the ground . and um, we would expect them to declare victory because it, it seems that this a victory or this, this control over more you, paul, is very important to them. it would be a major game for them. and it would be a major achievement. and to have been very few achievements that they had so far. um, so speculation is that they will hold victory parade. and maria will pull whether this is true or not, we do not know, but we know that or put in ho

paul hm. and co russia says it will help avoid a global food crisis by creating export to college. those are out of ukraine if sanctions lifted. does that sound like a good deal? well, it's not surprising that ross ice trying to use any bargaining ships that pass and it doesn't have as many. i think the irony of the situation is that the countries that will be hurt by the absence of, as for some grains from, from ukraine to russia, are the countries that did not impose sanctions on russia. in the 1st place. i'm talking about countries in the middle east and north africa and i think the question is whether you want to do, i want to do something to help those countries. and of course it would hurt for general interest in countries to travel of sanctions. and the situation like this may, may, may cause the european union to proceed more regularly with unfortunately. so the space talks in brussels are about the 5th round of sanctions. we are at an unprecedented level of sanctions. how much effect of actually having on russia and its economy well, so the 2 biggest sanctions that any cou

thanks for joining us. russia is close to taking full control of the southeastern city of mario paul, after hundreds of ukrainian soldiers hold up. in a still works there, have surrendered. russia has taken nearly 3 hundreds of the fighters some severely and its 2 territories held by moscow's forces. discriminant says they will be treated in accordance with international agreements. it's thought they will be exchanged for russian prisoners at a later date out of harm's way, but still facing and uncertain future. badly wounded fighters were among the 1st to be evacuated after weeks of holding out under ground. dozens of injured troops were taken from mario paul to a hospital in the russian controlled town of noble as often in the far east. some 200 others were transferred north to all the navy guy and rushing back to supper, just a territory. it's thought several 100 ukrainian soldiers remain inside. the steel plant keeps as it wants to get them out alive. or my mom that usually does, we hope to save the lives of our boys. and among them, a heavily wounded they have been treated. i wan

russia, it was very important. it is very important to actually control mario paul. now this last a patch of land to say, so that was still in the hands of ukraine and forces. and as i said, you do not know how this fight is going to continue, or whether ukrainian forces have now completely given up and even surrendered when it comes to as of seal plant. but it really has a symbolic meaning, even though of course, it's just one part of ukraine and this fight is raging on. are so many parts, if that the just hearing that there were fresh explosions in living, which is vast in ukraine. so with this part of history, that seems to be a developing developing into new phase like leaf into the interests falling in the interest of fresh and forces. that does not say anything yet, of course, for the development of the war, per se, which has been raging on for 3 months. because momentums had been shifting all the while old while as the war has begun. so we just have to see how it develops, but certainly it is quite a development what we see on full right now at the as of sale

funny for char is in ukraine's capital key for little earlier i asked her if russia is getting ready to declare victory in mario paul. that victory has been already declared april 21st on murray, pull by russia as a result. and if you look at those pictures, actually from the as of regiment, those videos videos which we cannot independent verify however. but if you look at that shelly and get, that apparently continues to continued well into last night as well. you definitely get the impression here and ukraine, the lot more to happen, lot more escalation against the backdrop of me. nice. he just heard that report, that obviously what she wants to use as a day to celebrate, but celebrate over what and this is the question here. will they be able to put what is happening there in the, as of still plan to the end? according to what is the end for their perspective already? is there going to be that sci fi, a much needed sci fi is going to be maintained in any way today as the united nations is trying for the 3rd time to get people out they are, we do not know. you mentioned this is whether the 3 day truce was supposed

russia's armed forces. even though the city of mariel paul has fallen. the last remaining fighters there have surrendered after a siege. lasting nearly 3 months, soleski also says only a diplomatic breakthrough can end the war, brushing tv broadcast images of what they say, or the last soldiers leaving the as of style steel plant. these fighters have become a symbol of ukraine's resistance against russia's invasion. their fate now is unclear . russia has branded them nazis and threatened to put them on trial for war crimes . ukraine is called for the capture soldiers, to be swap for russian prisoners of war. ukraine's president has not address russia's claim to have taken the as of style planet in them. but he says victory will not come on the battlefield. his only through diplomacy r e, but a more hobbled dog. victory will be difficult. the good alarm will be bloody land in battle alike, but its end will be in diplomacy. yes. even if i am very convinced of this e g e r h nikki, there are things that we can bring to an end without sitting at the negotiat

evidence of atrocities. images like this one, showing the destruction of mario paul, a providing crucial insights into russia's war in ukraine. satellite technology has become a game changing tool and documenting atrocities. this is mary, you pulled before the russian invasion there. this is how the city looked afterwards. merry you pulse theater where hundreds of civilians were sheltering before a devastating air strike. the word children is written on the ground on either side of it as this next image shows that did nothing to deter the attackers. these are just some examples of how satellite imagery often captured by commercial companies is helping investigators pinpoint what's happening on the ground. when russian troops withdrew from the city of poacher, near kiff, ukrainian forces discovered streets lined with the bodies of civilians. russia claimed these scenes were staged by ukraine after its troops had gone. but a satellite image showed what appeared to be bodies lying in the street nearly 2 weeks before the russians left the town. it showed how these pictures can also provide evidence of potential wa

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