i would like to note for our tv viewers that the red cross of ukraine and the international committee of the red cross are let's say that the organizations are distanced from each other and there is no direct subordination there except for the brand. in principle, as i understand it, these organizations have nothing in common, but the activities of the international committee of the red cross, if we are talking about the deer , should be considered in the same way. it seems just under the microscope, taking into account the fact that the international committee undertook to monitor the safe temporary stay of our fighters in captivity and in the end we have a fawn i i understand that the russian federation is a terrorist that does not pay attention to any committees and organizations but nevertheless, sir, do you have your opinion on whether the international committee of the red cross has completed the necessary work, maybe the organization of the united nations in general, well , look first. thank you for the environment, that's all let's be honest, the red cross of ukraine and the i

london teroboron, it looks very beautiful and harmonious. promises the president of the red cross society of ukrainepavlo, we welcome you , i greet you, good morning, thank you, sir, sir. well, i did n't even want to start with you about the red cross, but i'm asking you to start. let's go to the first source ugh, mr. pavlo wanted to start with yesterday's appointment, yesterday the parliament appointed a new prosecutor general andriy kostin, a people's deputy from the people's hearing, who before that headed the committee on legal policy well, he was responsible to the parliament for judicial reform, the parliament gave 299 votes for it how do you evaluate the appointment there are many pros and cons of this person, someone says that the person is very professional , there are no questions about her as a lawyer, someone says that this person is yermak, someone accuses him of the fact that he, for example, also went to the competition to the head of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, but he did not pass the criteria of integrity because there, well, he had certain questions about h

red cross. we are a slightly different organization. after all, the ukrainian red cross works only in ukraine and ukrainians, and our, let’s say , authority and mission, and we do not actually have such an opportunity, but as far as i know, even today, the access of representatives of various international organizations of the un and the international committee of the red cross to of our prisoners of war, but it is necessary to understand that today there are geneva conventions of the geneva conventions of the organization of the united nations which clearly regulate these issues and, unfortunately, in them in these there are a lot of geneva conventions, well, i don’t want to say contradictory norms, but unclear norms that do not allow international organizations to work effectively, especially regarding the protection of the rights of prisoners of war, because the protection of the rights of prisoners of war according to these conventions is entrusted precisely to the parties to the war, that is, to the ukrainian side and to the russian side, and that is , the same russian side that today holds

happening in the future, sir, today i would like to ask how to involve the red cross, e.e. the red society the cross of ukrainethe help of people, what kinds of needs do people have, how complex are they, and is it possible to cover as much as possible those needs that exist today, please, well, without need, they are completely different and even but in those still there are needs with which people turn to the red cross, in particular if we take western e.e. ukraine, there is definitely a huge number of forcibly displaced people, so part of the people returns to the occupied to the de-occupied territories, but the daily evacuation of people from the donetsk luhansk region from mykolaiv from the zaporizhia region and from the kharkiv region, which are also moving, not including to western ukraine, therefore the load on the infrastructure is huge, unfortunately, in there are no significant people, that is why there is a problem of assistance to forced migrants. and the red cross society gives and provides appropriate assistance in the form of money and humanitarian aid to the zone of our shelling and actually f

valencia , the mission of the international committee of the red cross is working there cross i am a representative of the red cross of ukrainelightly different organizations, although of course we are representatives of the worldwide movement of the red cross , but still we are different organizations, so i cannot speak there on behalf of the international committee of the red cross, but certainly some details of their activities, i know that's why i want to share, but i want to say this clarification right away. well, first of all, i can say that from the first moment when we learned about this tragedy in volynivka, this is a war crime , first of all, secondly, eh it is necessary to clearly understand that the entire responsibility for this situation lies exclusively with the russian federation because, according to the geneva conventions, it is russia that is responsible for the life, health, and conditions of stay of those prisoners of war who are under its control let's say it's maintenance and control, so it's 100%. and this cannot be doubted by any international institution. russia is responsible for not ensuring the s

today well, now we will start adding guests to our broadcast iryna vorontsova, volunteer of the red cross ukraine from the city of mykolaiv, mrs. iryna, i congratulate you, but vasyl is glad to see and hear although of course there are not many reasons for joy tonight, but obviously the people of mykolaiv and in general, there are no such reasons, rocket strikes today were, in my opinion, the most massive attack on mykolaiv in the entire history of a full-scale war that russia launched on february 24, up to 40 rockets were fired, it is impossible to use other charges, this is what i heard. please tell me as of the evening of this day. well, of course we know that the well-known businessman and philanthropist mykolayivskyi oleksiy vydaturskyi and his wife died, please. yes, this is a great loss due to the death of the goalkeeper family. there was a hit a-a remind me what else i asked a little bit about uh-uh this evening this day according to the results of uh-uh the consequences of these missile strikes because i read that object was destroyed there something was damaged there something was damag

vorontsova volunteer of the red cross of ukraine from the mykolaiv oblast i want to say that the enemyn this region by the way, if we were already talking about the east of our country, then i want to say that they are constantly under fire, you know if in other cities of ukraine, here in the west we hear one siren a day once every few days this is also a risk, it can also be a threat, but imagine that these people live under these sirens almost constantly and the threats are not only from missile strikes, the threat from artillery, from howitzers , from mortars from the rsv, hail, hurricane, what are they tornado, everything they use, they hit peaceful cities, in particular, in bakhmut, this morning, the enemies hit the hotel, unfortunately, one person died, four more people were injured, here too . well, yesterday there was shelling in odesa, they are constantly shelling the mykolaiv region, there are also wounded people from time to time people are dying again from these enemy shelling well, in any case, there is hope that gradually, not quickly, but this potential is moving, their

remove them although i understand that people really need these funds of the president of the red cross of ukraine, because in our guest next news evgeny pastukhov is already ready to tell us this evgeny, we congratulate you for your word, thank you colleagues today in the morning, the russians fired about 20 missiles over ukraine, and the prosecutor general also approved the new head of the ss. i will tell you more about this and other things in a moment. this morning, russia fired about 20 missiles of various classes over ukraine. this was reported by the spokesman of the air force command, yuriy ignat. calibers from the zyabrovka district of the gomel region of belarus and scandals and missiles x22 from long-range bombers here 23m3 that are based at the shaykovka airfield flew into the waters of the black sea the russian federation, due to the difficulty of hitting such air targets, this time the ukrainian air defense system failed to shoot down these missiles , according to preliminary data, there are no victims, and the russians continue to cynically attack the civilian infrastructure of myko

can hit any target, and we include iryna vorontsova, a volunteer, in the conversation of the red cross of ukrainem the mykolaiv oblast, mrs. iryna, i congratulate you, i congratulate you good evening from mykolaiv, from our most suffering city, i greet you from lviv, i am very glad to see and hear, of course, the mykolaiv oblast is under enemy fire every day, under enemy attacks, i would like the general situation to be this evening what what happened today, what happened today, who were injured, is there any damage, please ? there were air raids, er, at night, er, there were er, several er, blows, were they rocket strikes or some other ones? schools, hospitals, that is, nothing changes, no infrastructure is damaged, the city is destroyed, and they probably aim at some such as they say industrial objects, but we do not see this, we only see such trouble and every day and every night they would they are mostly at night. that is, we know that people suffer and not only in mykolaiv, as well as in the surrounding villages and settlements , what kind of enemy is there, there are population centers tha

first starts august 10th on d, w with business dw news alive from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and u. n. to investigate and miss south strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers, president polity. mister lensky describes a, it's as deliberate massa in the russian controlled east. russia denies carrying out the attack and blames ukrainian forces on the program. us secretary of state, anthony blink, and announced this fresh sanctions against russia. and he tells his russian counterpart that moscow's annexation of ukraine will never be accepted. and 16 people are dead and many more missing after flash flooding in the u. s. the state of kentucky authorities born that search and rescue efforts could take weeks. ah, i'm all on psycho, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is calling for the united nations and the red cross to investigate the killing of more than 50 ukrainian military prisoners in a missile attack. many of the dead had been captured, defending the southern city of murray. you in may. russia denies striking the prison in the eastern fr

i will remind you that from the president of the red cross of ukraine, the former minister of social policy of ukraine, pavlo rozenko was on our broadcast. thank you for these thoughts and information, and now we will move on to a conversation about what is happening at the front. we are in touch with a colonel of the security service of ukraine, a reserve expert, military control for such mykhailo prytuli. congratulations, mr. mykhailo. i congratulate you. well, let's try to - first, let's talk about what the general operational situation is in the east and the south today. what is happening, why are the russian troops regrouping, the general trend is that russia received, let's say, an unexpected blow to its warehouses according to their ammunition according to their reserves which they have been preparing for quite a long time for an attack on ukraine and to this day they can not continue the offensive in any way and without this, the time has come, so to speak, for them to make some other decisions, they cannot advance but and they cannot retreat in the same way, they cannot retr

ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and un to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers. president val, autumn is lensky describes it as deliberate mass murder and the russian controlled east. russia denies carrying out the attack and blames ukrainian forces. also on the program. pope francis considering retirement from the papacy the 85 year old says he can't keep up the pace of constant travel and must slow down and health experts calling for vigilance as brazil and spain report their 1st debts from the monkey pox outbreak. ah. a michael ok, welcome to the program. ukraine's government is calling it a deliberate act of mass murder, carried out by the russian military. an attack on a prisoner of war camp in russian held territory that has left 50 ukrainian prisoners debt. ukraine's armed forces deny responsibility saying russian artillery targeted the prison to hide the mistreatment of the soldiers held inside. a warning . this report contains disturbing image tangled metal bloodstains a

our top stories: ukraine asks the un and red cross to investigate a rocket attack that killed more than 50 prisoners of war held by russia. in the us, six children are among the 16 people killed in kentucky's flash flooding. officials warn the death toll could double. washington's mayor calls for help from the national guard as a protest sees thousands of migrants bused into the us capital. spain and brazil have reported what are thought to be the first monkeypox—related deaths outside of africa. pope francis visits canada's indigenous communities to apologise for the abuse many suffered at schools run by the catholic church. and saying sorry, again: will smith takes to social media to apologise to chris rock for that oscar slap. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the united nations and the red cross have been asked to investigate the deaths of more than 50 ukrainian prisoners of war who were being held at a detention centre in the russian—occupied part of the donetsk region. these are pictures of the rocket attack which is thought to have killed them. ukrain

to the un of the european committee for the prevention of torture of the international red cross, and that ukrainewill also demand that these crimes be held accountable . the people of azov who are talking about what, who are talking about what, i just want to quote it verbatim. azov , to putin, you yourself will be executed together with your shikals, and the people of azov have declared that everyone involved in torturing ukrainian prisoners of war will be liquidated point by point. congratulations, what do you think about this first of all how should ordinary ukrainians react to all this, and secondly, will this story become a reference point for the fact that a new ukrainian massat will really emerge, an organization that will deal with e-e lining up and liquidating such criminals around the world several test first er everyone deserves er justice and no one deserves a humiliated death even a person whom you consider a criminal deserves a trial i am this if we talk about what russian diplomats say, the whole problem is that the political culture of russia - this is the political culture of the

red cross, representatives of the red cross do not allow volynivsk. this is reported by the center with a link to the page of the red cross representative office in ukraine. we strongly condemn the recent attack on a colony for prisoners of war in volynivsk . our request yesterday led to access to prisoners of war in the volyn colony was not granted, we will not stop seeking access to these prisoners of war is mentioned in the post of the red cross, also in the post of the representatives of the international red cross committee, they emphasized that providing access to prisoners of war is an obligation of the parties to the conflict in accordance with the geneva conventions. well, today, on this day, they have always celebrated the day of the fleet, so in the russian navy there were festivities in sevastopol , but this year they said that there would be no festivities, and now the governor of the so-called occupied sevastopol, appointed by russia, reports that a drone attacked the headquarters of the russian fleet in the city, it was canceled celebratory events will be a party made of broken glass well, it seems that this home-made drone with a certain

ah, ah, this is a d w use live from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and you and to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers. president polity . mister lensky describes it as deliberate mass, murder in the russian controlled east. russia denies carrying out the attack and blames ukrainian forces. also on the program, u. s. secretary of state, anthony blink and announces fresh sanctions against russia. and he tells his russian counterpart that moscow's annexation of ukraine will never be accepted. and we take you to the streets of cynical where on the eve of parliamentary elections, opposition support is i using hip hop to inspire young voters to find the power? ah, i'm all on tarka. it's good to have you with us. ukraine is calling for the united nations and the red cross to investigate the killing of more than 50 ukrainian military prisoners in a missile attack. many of the dead had been captured, defending the southern city of mary. you pull in may russia denies, striking the prison in the eastern front line town of alla

on the roof of the building of the odessa regional organization of the red cross society of ukraine,-portable anti-aircraft missile systems, including foreign-made ones. it has placed armored vehicles in the adjacent territory, despite repeated statements by the interdepartmental coordinating headquarters of the russian federation for humanitarian response, these and other similar facts have so far been ignored by the world health organization and the world community once again, we urge the united nations, the world health organization, the international committee of the red cross and other international organizations to influence official kiev and take effective measures to prevent the use of medical infrastructure facilities by the armed formations of ukraine. tours for military purposes in yoshkar-ola met the fighters of the national guard who returned flags were greeted by representatives of military-patriotic and youth organizations of the city residents, of course, there were traditional bread and salt, to the sounds of a military band to the heroes, awards were presented, word

a facility was an a separatist held don bass region of east in ukraine and a part of that region earlier. the red cross said, had requested access to the prison to help evacuate survivors and assist the wounded. russia and ukraine of accused each other a striking a prison. meanwhile, 17 ships loaded with ukrainian grain are ready to depart. odessa, for the 1st time since rushes invasion in february, more wheat and corn is being harvested while the war continues. ukraine is a key global exposure of wheat, barley, corn, and sunflower. oil, and the loss of thy supplies is res, global food prices, threatening political instability and has helped push more people into poverty and hunger. and countries that were already vulnerable and food insecure. john hendern has more from odessa. ukraine in the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert a global hunger crisis. prisoner volota mir zalinski on friday said those ships would leave soon, but they haven't left yet. there are a number of logistical problems involved with that. some of. ready could be insu

red cross . representatives of the red cross do not allow volyn. this is reported by censor.net with a link to the page of the red cross representative office. cross in ukraineongly condemn the recent attack on the colony for prisoners of war of volynivka, we immediately requested access to the reindeer herd and troops

prisoners of war were killed. facility was in a set versus how don't by region of eastern ukraine earlier, the red cross that it had requested access to the prison to help evacuate survivors and assist the wounded russia ukraine of accused each other of striking the prison . in the headlines, i shall fight as of attack to military base on this model. if you're, if you're bored up, the group which is linked to al qaeda says it's killed, more than a 100 if your troops, but the government and artist arbitrary, saying its soldiers killed more than a 150 fighters who try to infiltrate the base. i'll show bob controls launched waves of somalia and as long sought to establish a base inside if you appear over 400 migrants in refugees of dis bought from the n g o ship. the watch in toronto, italy ship rescued people from the mediterranean last week and 4 separate operations. been in search of a safe port for days and temperatures over 40 degrees celsius. and spain has reported its 2nd monkey pox related death in the past 2 days. they are the 1st confirmed monkey pox death in the european union. we will have anal

ukraine now. and the international committee of the red cross says it has not been granted access to the bombed outside of a prison camp, where dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in a missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it has invited the red cross and the un to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and keith have blamed each other for the soldier's deaths. elsewhere in ukraine, heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the grain export business, and enduring several other people. following renewed attacks on port cities in southern ukraine we asked dw mathias ballinger in odessa. if it's likely that green shipments are still expected to go ahead on monday, i'm not sure whether there's a link between these attacks and these green exports. because all these attacks have been going on for quite a while. and they have started before that grain deal was signed the attacks on mc alive. i'm saying clive is one of the cities that has been shared heavily since the beginning of the what. what

red line for china, right. and so do you think while you can really afford to cross china's red line, since especially they've seemed to have cross rushes red lined with this in russia, ukraine conflict? yeah, i think that you know, anything, anything to help raytheon boeing and lucky martin at this point. i mean, they are willing, they were willing to push the red line on ukraine and still with georgia and with other countries violating, you know, russian, russian, federations, a strategic interest. and it's, you know, area of, you know, historic, you know, basically it's, it's strategic depth. you know, the coming right to the border. now the u. s. is doing the same to china and i think that they want to call the chinese bluff, but i don't think the chinese are bluffing at all. christopher hall, ali political analyst and researcher. thank you very much. thank you for having me . ah, now to the latest from ukraine, russia, defense ministry says kids forces are sustaining significant losses with the latest that pull reaching at least $200.00. as a result of high position russian strikes on the ukrainian military positions in the harrison region. and inside the john yes repub

international committee of the red cross into volynivka, they confirm that they committed this terrible crime, just a cynical military murder of prisoners and an attempt to blame ukraine testimony for the whole world who actually did it regarding your question about the international committee of the red cross well, for sure i understand what and uh, well, let's do it, i want to look for it after all. it's not easy to immediately say why they are bad there, but maybe they are just that anyway, they are still trying to get there and if they already give your baby before they get there, maybe they are afraid that then their words will be questioned, so let's understand what is happening like this and i think that the evaluation is mandatory. the crime that was committed by the people of volyn will be and the fact that the russians are not doing anything and how they hit the port in odesa less than 24 hours after signing with the un turkey, where are they now wiping their feet and him according to their promise, what ions did they give or the international committee of the red cross in our prisoners of war well, unfortunately , there is nothing new in this, and we all un

the headlines: ukraine has asked the united nations and the red cross to investigate the missile strike that's killed more than 50 prisoners of war who were being held by russia in the donetsk region. both sides are blaming each other for the attack. the mayor of washington, dc has called for help from the national guard to deal with almost 5,000 migrants who have been bussed into the us capital. their trip is said to have been organised by republican governors in protest against the biden administration's immigration policy. spain and brazil have reported what are thought to be the first monkeypox—related deaths outside of africa. spain's one of the worst hit countries — around a quarter of the roughly 20,000 global infections were diagnosed there. now on bbc news, the art of cutting carbon. the power of invention will protect us from climate catastrophe, say the optimists. smart technologies will reduce the clouds of carbon dioxide emissions from the industries that make the materials surrounding us. at least, that's the hope. i'm now going to introduce you to an invention that is so

our ukraine is calling for the red cross and you went to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp. the kill dozens of captured, ukrainian soldiers present. introlatta zalinski described it as deliberate mass murder, russia denies, carrying out the attack. instead. blaming you, chris, you're watching d. w. news live from berlin up. next is text our our tech show more news in 45 minutes. on the green, and then you feel worried about the planet on the old hosting? the on the green fence about cost and so me it's clear remains to, to join me for deep dive into the green transformation for me for you all the plans with ah aah! 12 year old lun suffers from heart disease despite that she's forced to work illegally in the gym and kept berlin. her story sparked a major criminal investigation and trial. the author of this documentary has gained access to case files. young lawn is just one of many have fallen victim to human traffic is ah mm ah. then shall we begin. actually because he's retired and jay and his gang had links to the vietnamese human trafficking mafia. they transport

so the notion that the hitting russian territory is off limits to your train that ukraine would never cross that red line. that's out the window. you know, my feeling is that ukraine will eventually use whatever weaponry and whatever capabilities it has to carry out. attacks with similar nature that the assurance is given by the ukrainian government to the united states. that is, weapon news with back russia. soil are meaningless that your brain will do that, which your brain deems to be necessary to fulfill. it's your military objectives in from the ukrainian perspective of seeking to degrade russian logistics and command and control capabilities that reside on russian territory might be worthy of such an attack. yeah, i think in these cases sometimes scott, you need to look beyond the, the words, the rhetoric being used to look at the evidence because you've, you've got us high more systems able to make long written strikes. in that case. promise is by key that it won't use such weapons against targets and russian territory. how much to what extent cannot be trusted? i don't believe they can be tr

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the colony was carried out by mercenaries from the wagner pvc, and now ukraine is demanding that representatives of it and the red cross be sent to the deer park, we will talk about this in more detail with our correspondent later in the program, and now there are reports about kherson region that russian soldiers patrolling the streets are stopping buses and check all passengers, the russians are desperately trying to suppress the ukrainian resistance, there are numerous reports of kidnappings, torture, and the killing of civilians on in the occupied territories, the slightest hint of support for the ukrainian authorities, even a message. can a photo on a phone lead to arrest? at the same time, the bbc managed to find out how the ukrainian underground works from a wide network of agents and informants operating behind enemy lines. on the front line, he helps the ukrainian military to liberate the region . they arrive here by bus every day, mainly women and children who are fleeing the russian occupation in the south of ukraine, and i still do scared after a long and exhausting trip from a place where you can be arrest

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ah, ah, this is g w, news ally from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and un to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp they've killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers. president val autumn, zalinski described it as deliberate mass murder in the russian control east. russia denies carrying out the attack and blames ukrainian 4 ships also on the program. hope francis considering retirement from the papacy. the 85 year old says he can't keep up the pace of constant travel and must slow down. and we take you to the streets of synagogue, where on the eve of parliamentary elections, opposition supporters are using hip hop to inspire younger voters to find the power ah and greetings to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. ukraine's government is calling it a deliberate act of mass murder carried out by the russian military an attack on a prisoner of war camp in russian held territory that has left 50 ukrainian prisoners debt. ukraine armed forces deny responsibility sang russian artillery, targeted the prison to hide the mistreatment of the soldiers held ins

overhaul of the constitution. red cross as it still waiting for russia to grant access to people who were injured in strikes on a facility holding prisoners of war in easton ukraine. this despite russia's defense ministry inviting needs national bitchy, the red cross on the united nations to investigate the facility. and a passive bay rich port silos has collapsed because of a grain fire. the silos were damaged in the huge exposure at the port in august 2020, that left more than 200 people dead. now england had been germany extra time to win the women's heroes for the 1st time at him. baba is following all this, he joined us from a sold out wembley stadium in london. it's a game that went right down to the wire. nadine absolutely couldn't have been closer view. it's saying that it was a sell out. well, the funds are still streaming out. it'll take a while because there are 87000 more in fact from that a record for any euros final men or women. and if you didn't find it was the perfect match. if you're a german, fine, well, they're all long gone. but really there was a huge roar at the final whistle when it ended to one. because after a delightful chip by the engl

that's why the ukrainian government, many people here and ukraine, whole for an investigation by an independent unit like a like the red cross or the you went into these into these into what happened there. there has also been a tweet by the russian embassy in britain that says that these that says that the as off members of the as off battalion, they deserve you mili aging death. that's also seen as some kind of offer circumstantial evidence here in ukraine, a tier spilling our reporting there while russia is squeezing gas applies to europe and that has many governments worried here in germany in particular at the country relies heavily on russian gas authorities have drawn up emergency plans which could include and fuel rationing and to help avoid that cities, towns and businesses are cutting back on the amount of energy they use. germany's capital is going dark. the lights on some of berlin's most famous landmarks, a being switched off. it's part of a nationwide effort to conserve as much energy as possible before winter when it's feared that gas which hates around half of german hones, could run out of corners. keegan, k

and that's why the ukrainian government, many people here and ukraine, call for an investigation by an independent unit like a like the red cross or the you went into these into these into what happened there i'm, there has also been a tweet by the russian embassy in britain that says that these that says that the as off members of the as off battalion, they deserve you mili aging death. that's also seen as some kind of offer circumstantial evidence here in ukraine. he w, mateus, billing a reporting there. let's have a look now at some of their stories making headlines around the world. more than $200.00 extra firefighters have been called in to tackle a wildfire in the czech republic, bringing the total close to $700.00. the blades has been burning for almost a week and has spread across the border into eastern germany. at least 25 people, including 4 children, have died in devastating floods in the us state of kentucky. the flash floods were brought on by unexpected torrential rainfall. rescue workers are struggling to access hard hate areas which are among some of the port u. s. president joe biden has tested positive for th

directorate of intelligence and the commissioner of the verkhovna rada of ukraine issued a joint statement to the united nations red cross as the guarantors of those agreements regarding the defenders of azovstals support this statement, the guarantors must now respond and must protect the lives of hundreds of ukrainian military prisoners. for the appeal of the relatives of the captured ukrainians, there is a lot of evidence of the terrorist activities of the putin regime about this during meeting of the un security council, the permanent representative of ukraine, serhiy kislytsia, told the members of the struggle about the torture and murder of prisoners and the detonation of colonies in the occupied elenivka, donetsk region, where prisoners of war were kept at the azov compound. addressing the russian ambassador, kislytsia stressed that all the perpetrators will be brought to justice yesterday at the russian a video was posted on telegram channels showing how russian invaders castrate a ukrainian prisoner of war ; a group of men were in russian uniforms with patches with the letter z, some soldiers were waving in the

the headlines: ukraine has asked the united nations and the red cross to investigate the missile strike that's killed more than 50 prisoners of war who were being held by russia in the donetsk region. both sides are blaming each other for the attack. the mayor of washington, dc has called for help from the national guard to deal with almost 5,000 migrants who have been bused into the us capital. their trip is said to have been organised by republican governors in protest against the biden administration's immigration policy. spain and brazil have reported what are thought to be the first monkeypox—related deaths outside of africa. spain's one of the worst—hit countries — around a quarter of the roughly 20,000 global infections were diagnosed there. the film review will be here in around 10 minutes�* time but now on bbc news, it's click. it's been a while since i've been in one of these. it hasn't been in action for 60 years so you must have been 12? 0y! we are at the riverside transport museum in glasgow and you can really see how things have changed over time. one thing that's changing

the red cross says it's still waiting for russia to granted access to a prison in easton ukraine, which came under a russian missile attack on friday. rushes defense ministry says it has invited the international committee of the red cross to investigate at the jail and don boss. at least 50 prisoners of war were killed when the left cat detention camp was bombed. another 70 wounded, russia and ukraine accusing each other of attacking the facility. the un mission in the democratic republic of congo has admitted that its troops kills people during a shootout on the border with uganda. at the head of the un mission in the d. c says that soldiers were returning from leave when they open fire at a border crossing. you in chief antonia good. it is says he's outraged. the incident comes just days after 12 civilians and 3 peacekeepers were killed during violence at a you in bass, in the country. well, still ahead on al jazeera, we'll have a report on synagogue parliamentary election. we turn out was law plus. i want had touched tight, and he goes, green's right with england football fans a fee

lot of funds and they do not come to ukraine when every dollar can save whose life this money is sitting on the accounts of large e- e chaovision as well as red crossnicef united nation and they just don't reach ukraine and it's not that shameful. it's just scary that this money could have saved someone. and it just didn't reach. that's the volunteer efforts of serhiy stakhovsky. we also talk about other volunteers, in particular here here in the usa after an unprecedented level of generous support in ukraine , the humanitarian organization of the united states started talking about a gradual decrease in education, so ukrainian activists are looking for ways to keep the attention of the americans, then a full-scale war between russia them and the community of ukrainians in san diego, how even a relatively small community can play an important role in influencing politicians, khrystyna shevchenko will tell. mira ruben has been leading the house of ukraine in san diego for more than a year, or the ukrainian hut, as local ukrainians affectionately call this institution . the invasion of russia into ukraine , this small community of ukrainians is colle

gandhi's legacy. starts august 6th on b, w ah, business d, w. news live from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross and u. n. to investigative missiles strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers, president believe his lensky describes it as the leg.

is waiting and looking to avert a global food crisis. red cross says it's still waiting for russia to granted access to a prison in eastern ukraine, which came on the russian missile attack on friday. russia's defense ministry says it has invited the international committee of the red cross to investigate the facility in dumbass. at least 50 prisoners of war were killed on thursday. and then on an if cat detention camp was bombed, another 70 were wounded. russia and ukraine are accusing each other of attacking the facility on official numbers in a set of goals. parliamentary elections suggest that few people made their way to the bad box. local media are indicating that the voter turnout was just 8 percent of pony stations are still open position. that parties are angry. as some of them, most of the candidates were disqualified from running. they worried that if at present mackey's holes party wins a majority, he may try to change the constitution and run for 3rd term. as it was, it's an event. it maybe has more from outside the pony station in backup. we have more than a 15000 center vote in the car in all the car and people sta

ah ah visit dw news live from berlin. ukraine is calling for the red cross send you and to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed at least 50 ukrainian soldiers. president bullard, mister lensky describes a.

missile strike. russia's defense ministry says it has invited the red cross and the you went to inspect the location following calls from ukraine for an investigation. moscow and keith have blamed each other for the soldiers debts. now elsewhere in ukraine, heavy russian strikes hit the southern port city of mc alive, killing a leading business man in the green export business and injuring several other people. did abuse, mathias bollinger is in odessa for us with tears. first, the attack of the prisoner of war camp. russia says it's invited the u. n. and the red cross in will they be allowed to investigate freely while it's not an investigation mission. as far as we know, it's a mission to establish the identity of those who were killed and to yesterday and to help with medical supplies, et cetera. it's not an investigation into what has happened there. however, we have this invitation from the russians via public channels, but the red cross is saying it has not yet received confirmation that there be really able to travel there. so we don't know whether it will really happen or not . okay, and, and we're also hearing from tur