d w responded emma shars and keep many things and he has a round of other stories related to the war were following for you. and the sour, moscow says it will retaliate against lithuania as decision to halt rail transit. to and from the russian enclave of colleen and grub. the area is wedged between nato members, lithuania and poland. cleaning drug goods are subject to ease sanctions against russia. lithuania says its decision is in compliance with the embargo and russian president vladimir putin has dialed up the rhetoric on his war in ukraine, another not without mentioning ukraine. directly fulton said in a speech on tuesday that russia's newly tested nuclear capable ballistic missile system, known as sar matt would be ready for deployment on the end of the year. usually moving on to east africa now where the death toll from a massacre and ethiopia, or a me or region has risen to at least 260 officials said rebels targeted ethnic. i'm hora villagers, it's the latest atrocity in ethiopia were a civil war that began in the northern t cry region has been raging for nearly 2 years. go

accession to the european union to ukraine and moldova, this is a decisive moment, i say in the voice of shar myshel this decisive moment for the european union is a geopolitical choice that we will make today. i am sure that we will grant candidate status to ukraine and moldova, as well as a clear european perspective to ukraine, georgia and moldova. oh, i think we will definitely talk about this. attempts at both loves the trinity with i uh, we are in touch with yuriy korsunov because there is a territorial defense kharkiv region congratulations glory to ukraine to the heroes from ukrainian kharkiv i congratulate you we understand that the situation is tense in ukrainian kharkiv yes we we see regular reports that the enemy not only uses rockets, they use so-called barrel artillery, maybe even mortars, this applies to the places in front of kharkiv, mr. yuriy, please describe the situation promptly, the situation is difficult, but controlled, yes, the intensity of the shelling has turned white. for four months, people still return to the city, people are already tired of living somewhere in

jack, thank you so much, shar corresponded jack parrot. they're in brussels now, some other stories making headlines around the world today. un refugee agency says the number of displaced people worldwide has risen to a 100000000. as the highest number recorded since world war 2 rushes invasion of ukraine is one of several crises that have pushed the number fire. u. s. federal reserve has approved its largest single interest rate hike in almost 30 years. 3 quarters of a percentage point increase is the largest since 1994 consumer prices in the us reach to 40 year high and may with costs for food, gasoline, and housing, all rising faster than expected. central bank hopes the adjustment will help tame. soaring inflation. also in the u. s. a panel, the advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed coven 19 shots for children aged 6 months to 5 years as the last demographic without access to the vaccines in the us. the jobs will be available next week, once approved by the agents. now to nigeria, where authorities are searching for

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nick, thank you very much, shar corresponded nick connelly. they're in crime and shook ukraine. it's now been 7 years since paris was struck by one of the, one of europe's worst islamist terror attacks, which killed a 130 people all. but one of the suspected terrorists died at the bottom line, concert hall and other locations around paris. today, a court is expected to deliver its verdict against the soul, living accused attacker, stella abdulla, lum. d, w. met some of the survivors who were following his trial closely for the past 10 months. kathleen baton felt. she was in a parallel universe. she's a survivor of the battle, an attack and still traumatized by that night's events. now she has been attending the trial and sketching portraits of those, testifying, including some unsung heroes processes in one year or so while listening to the civil plaintiffs. i realized how these terror attacks have impacted the lives of thousands of people. sampling one police officer michel arrived with his team at the bad o'clock just after the attack began. they got every one who was wounded

and this is, this is crucial to join the you later. rahman, thank you very much, shar dw is rollin gunter rancor reporting frontier russian airstrike has killed at least 4 civilians. sheltering at a cultural center in the eastern ukrainian city of lucy chanced, original governor there says 7 others were wounded in the attack. long with neighboring severe jeanette sc. this city has become a focal point in the battle to gain control of ukraine's industrial don bus region . it's a gruesome task rescue workers look for survivors under the rubble at this cultural center enlisted chance they come across some of the victims. the building sheltering dozens of people was destroyed in what diligence, criminal governor says was the russian airstrike. a witnesses describe what happened after the attack through cricket, i heard some one cry clicking. terrible cries yet, but i ran here and saw only ruins and bodies. little ye they were carried away on stretches. landowner in the field, some were alive, some were dead. the will relief lifted chance is just the cross the river from several de nancy, the

w correspondent, emanuel shars, who is in a keys with residence being woken up by miss lice missile attack. this morning. i asked her to tell us what she witnessed, or orland, in the very early hours or sunday or we heard, does explosions. i heard them myself earlier for explosions or in our total on a residential area in cuba of went on seeing i could see thousands of rescuers as til responding to her to these, these blast. there were a lot of people in darts or residential building or 25 people had to be evacuated. there's at least one person who died this morning as a result of the child as a 7 year old. a girl who has been rescued has been operated at this afternoon. she doesn't suffer any life threatening injuries. and as a further seeks or persons having been into this is, this is the 1st direct attack on key if in 3 weeks it was hit 3 weeks ago as well. and this exact part, it was, oh, so had those have been here mid april, causing the death of for i do so boda a radio for bud are journalist here in the very heart of the ukraine and capital. and as he said, these traits come after w

d w responded emma shars and key many things and he has a round of other stories related to the war we're following for you. at this hour. russian president vladimir putin has dialed up the rhetoric on his war in ukraine. another notch without mentioning ukraine, directly. boot and said in a speech on tuesday that russia is newly tested nuclear capable, ballistic missile system, known as sergeant would be ready for deployment. by the end of the year the russian army says russian t v is now broadcasting in ukraine, southern harris on region. people there can now access 24 russian channels. a spokesperson said. moscow has already introduced its currency in the area and started distributing russian passports the editor of one of russia's last independent newspapers. dmitri moore at off, has auctioned off his 2021 nobel peace prize metal. the metal fetched a record $103500000.00, which will be donated to help children displaced by the war in ukraine. and russia's foreign ministry has summoned the eas ambassador to russia over what moscow called a blockade on goods transiting throughly. throwi

i knew shar from north dentist, this update the shop as an tourist sub back on what is one of berlin's busiest shopping streets, one day on from the terrible incident that took place here. it's almost like life has gone back to normal. but there's still signs of the incident that occurred here yesterday. everywhere you can see the markings here on the pavement where police have circled evidence and further down the street, people have laid flowers and candles and memory of those that were injured or killed. now this attack has raised memories of another, a terror attack here in berlin, just across the road on the square around the church. where in 2016, a man plowed into a busy christmas market, killing 12 people and injuring 7. now back and, and the attack was ideologically motivated. this time it seems to be quite different. it's been confirmed now that the man who drove his kind to the crowds here suffered for mental health issues. and he's been questioned by police and seem to be in career and i'm confused. police still trying to make sense of his statements with the help of an int

nick, thank you very much, shar corresponded nick connelly. they're in kremlin shock. ukraine in washington, a former white house aide has given dramatic testimony about donald trump's actions . when riots are a storm. the russ capital building, the aides said trump knew protesters were armed and tried to seize control of a vehicle to drive to the capitol himself. she was speaking of ongoing hearings into the events of january 6th last year and had raised her right in. having previously sought for fall close dog depositions or bid form, a white house aide was about to throw political grenade into the select committee investigating donald trump's role in the storming of the u. s. capital may be seated. cassidy hutchinson told the hearing. white house officials had been warned about potential violence and that donald trump was aware riots as were armed. when we arrived in washington, d. c, is hutchinson. is it your understanding that mister or nato told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? as a miss renate relate

zhofrodi shar the penalty shootout ended with the relegation of the santehen club to the second divisionged a real mayhem on the field, not waiting for the teams to leave or the referee to announce the end of the meeting. they lit flares and started fights with more than 3 dozen people, as a result, they were injured, including two football players. the club, the shares of the fans, agreed in advance through social networks due attention. nobody gave this information on social networks, then they joked that all the police from there, apparently, were sent to paris to the stade de france league final the champions were also criticized by the leader of the national association. marine le pen played well. this is very serious and what happened and the lie of the minister in practice, france demonstrated. what does it turn into the whole general zone of lawlessness and all this under the pressure of the anarchy? which got out of control and even the beauty of notre dame cathedral could not correct the situation from a tarnished image. paris, one of the spanish journalists, before the ill-fat

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d w's funny for shar reports. well, good time to get moving again. everyone here fled from ukraine. months ago. now they are being relocated from bulgaria scotia to state facilities across the country. how long they will stay is unclear. muslim antique medicine very hard was 2 children. there is no where i can just leave them there on the move with me up until june, about 60000 refugees where staying in these hotels along the bulgarian black sea. but just before the summer season will gary a reuse the compensation to tell operators from 20 years per refugee per day to 8. the director of these hotel complexes that's not nearly enough to cover their costs . they also chiclare national flooring business. it's clay, this is our business tourism, so there was no way they could stay on during the summer season. this was all due to lack of seasonal workers. he decided to keep some ukraine in refugee, san carina, and marina put a pencil are among those who can stay before the war. they managed to flour business in hockey. now they are getting trained how to

a shars reporting for us from keith germany is hosting talks today aimed at tackling the lumen, global food crisis. the war and ukraine has led to rising food prices and shortages around the world, especially in countries that were already struggling to feed their populations. many people in the dark, for region of western sudan are dependent on food handouts, now bodied has almost tried up this food, but hardly any customers. people he and eastern to for simply can afford was on offer. even before the warn ukraine, prices here increased by 700 percent. this year, prices jumped again by another 200 percent. for millions in sedan and across sub saharan africa. the situation is becoming unbearable or less. i thought that because at the level since last year, the you and have stopped the food distribution to us. so come, so more than 75 percent of the people in this camp have been left out of the un system mom of yeah, the few people who still get food aid me will have their rations cut by 20 percent . now, salva was 1st displaced by the worn to 4 in 2006, her and her family walked for mo

want the g 7 to take concrete and fast action and fighting climate change. surely, thank you so much shar correspondent, julia, so deli, their english pardon. carrie was more analysis was branched up on. meister here, he's head of the program of international order in democracy, the german council on foreign relations. so from thanks ring with us, what do you make of the proposals put forth by g 7, leaders for countering russian aggression. in ukraine and softening the economic paul out from the war i think we have reached a limit of sanctions from the, from the west on side. so now we are discussing gold, i think, which, which we will have an impact on the russian economy. but as long as russia still can sail, se, uh, oil and gas are globally, as long as the indian china, another big or countries are, are buying russian gas. and the russian, or even directly lack of funds is growing. i don't see that are put in book will make you any, any compromise. i think he will not make any compromises anyway because he was so kind to get under control. but i think i, i, i think this is, 1st of all

the team was founded last year by mohammed ali shar, who was made aware of the portsmouth on petty team while studying in england. and decided to take the idea to iraq. he wasn't short of applications for men whose lives have been scarred by war and on with our that in our mission has become to restore morale and activity to amputees. yes. yes. why, as we made sacrifices in the past you, this in law will continue to do so for the success of the sport highway and to raise iraq's profile is doing. doing so has not been easy. a lack of official recognition from iraqi sporting bodies means no funding. so for transport and equipment, the team must depend on donations. who hadn't, on milligan, had no clue so far. they've not given us official recognition. even though our team represents iraq and has achieved many things up on that. so unfortunately, they did not give us any local recognition so that we can ask for support. we have also not received any budget from the government amendment lufkin a jackal yet, but improvising in the face of adversity is what these men do. and the team has give

comes to watch sir charles michael and darcy are exactly up to and kia teresa, thank you very much. shar corresponded teresa proper there. well, the number of people on the move on against their will is unprecedented. forced to flee their homes because of conflict, violence and persecution. according to a new report by the united nations refugee agency at the end of last year, nearly $90000000.00 people around the world had fled their homes. that's more than double the number 10 years ago. and by the end of this year, the number is expected to top a 100000000 for the 1st time. this latest increase is being driven by an escalation of existing complex and by new violence. the war in ukraine as an example, has triggered one of the fastest and largest refugee crises since the 2nd world war 7500000 ukrainians have fled the country, and more than 8000000 are now internally displaced for more. let's bring in chris. mad sir. here he is, the senior spoke person at the you and hcr is berlin off. indeed, pressing figures. and as you mash we, we have the, the, let's say old conference like my syria,

what i remember thinking maybe it's better to dive so that the shars did not hit me. and then we looked at the beach, we had screams and saw smoke, and something burning in the background like bizarre live with douglas graham to the shore and ran wear suit. and the only thought i had was well to win in what state will i see? my daughter thank god, i did not see her dad would have a mature sitting in the car with blood on her. but looking at me fully conscious as it lately turned out, a shot learning why not ruth hannibal and it was then i realized that miracle you do happen. and philip, philip, we visited a local community since there were were found a list of names of the people that were killed here in 2014. and we found the same last names, guinea and anica, stank of father and daughter. she was only 2 years old when she was killed here. mother, father, and a 5 year old boy who were also killed here on that day. and this is what they look like. this is the 5 year old boy right here. and this is the little harold with her father that were killed by ukrainian airstri

d w, responded emma shars and keep many things. russia's foreign ministry has summoned the use ambassador to russia over what moscow calls a blockade on goods transiting through lithuania to the russian ex clave of colleen and grab. the india halted the rail transit of goods including construction materials, metals and coal, after a new package of ease sanctions against russia, came into force late last week. colleen and god is wedged between nato members, lithuania and poland. russia security council secretary warned lithuania of quote, serious consequences if the band is in a lift it. here is what the lithuanian prime minister said in response. the green arrow, your blue wing, it has no interest in an escalation, but the sanctions must be implemented. it's ironic here russia accuse us of international treaty violations because i don't know if there is any international treaty that russia itself hasn't violated around. nobody is russia, analysts and former moscow corresponding emily sherman is here with more the lithuanian prime minister. they're not very young. well worried apparently a

i remember thinking maybe it's better to dive so that the shars did not hit me. and then we looked at the beach. we had screams and saw smoke and something burning in the background with bizarre live with duck was swam to the shore and ran barefoot. and the only thought i had was, well, in what state will i see? my daughter sank on i did not see her dad. would you believe she was sitting in the car with blood on her? but looking at me fully conscious, as it later turned out a shot when right through her. and it was then i realized that miracles do happen. philip filled the options than we do when we heard explosions a 100 meters from us. we panicked and ran. we were out in the open school yard, so we tried to get shelter but came on the cluster bomb shelling in the middle of the chaos. you can't really find the best place to hide. the shelling lasted only 10 seconds, but it seemed like a very long time. after that i looked over at my friend's dimmer. my very old friend was just lying there. 2 others were badly wounded. as for me, i saw blood trickling in my arm a

we don't have anything left shar recalls the dreadful day was asking for you to be to know you're going to come up again. how do you everything got washed away cooking pots, food stuck, and even old clothing items. absolutely have nothing left anymore that we are helpless when they lost their children. no one knows how many got drawn to night and who lost their farm animals. there is no account of all these things. and what happened that day and how many actually died? cilla city mirror, artificial hawk said his concern about the future as things good worse than for double. the honestly speaking we were not fully able to reach the stranded people in the affected areas. so far we have received only 30 tons of rise from the government for distribution from the city cooperation. we provided some dry popped rice and molasses, but it is very inadequate. some local media has reported data, showing government relief effort is inadequate. many volunteers and charity organizations are taking the lead in helping out flood victims in remote areas is really good. i mean, this is a personal initiati

their being held by rushing back, sir per jesse refused them of being mercenaries or reporter emanuel shars, met with their friends and family of one prisoner. you happens to be from morocco. these are people who are rallying support to have him freed drain sadden left for the front lines with his childhood teddy bears trapped to his military kids for he came to ukraine from morocco to study era, spatial sciences. but last november swapped his student visa for a military one and joined the army match to the surprise of his friends. i was against that. and one of the main arguments he gave me was the fact that he's kind of feeling useless. so he wants to do something useful and find himself, but he didn't serve long. he 40 more you pull and surrender to russian forces along with over a 1000 fellow servicemen meet april, but separately, so he didn't treat him like a ukrainian prisoner for that argued. he was a 4 investigatory and put him on trial. along with to britain. the 1st 4 invited to be tried since the beginning of the war. at the beginning of june, all 3 was sentenced to death. ukrain

ok, that's why we call me shar sergeant schultz. go ahead and washington, well, i mean the europeans, the european union, i'm making a distinction between it and the continent have committed economic suicide. and they're in the process of committing political suicide as well as the american empire. on the other hand, has managed a consolidated rule over over europe in a couple of satellites in the pacific, but has literally antagonized the rest of the world. they keep talking about international community and you don't hear that much anymore because it's obvious to everybody that quote, the international community is basically the u. s. canada nato, and like australia and south korea and japan. i mean that's, that's it, that's, that's all folks. so in every respect, strategic, tactical, operational, political, diplomatic, economic, this, this conflict has been a total disaster for the west. and obviously the ukrainians are the ones you know, doing most of the dying here. and then you have the dutch prime minister of a country as a,

maybe it's better to die so that the shars did not hit me. and then we looked at the beach if we had scream, central smoke and something burning in the background like bizarre, live with douglas graham to the sure thing and rent my food. and the only thought i had was which could well do in what state will i see? my daughter thank god, i did not see her. dad would have been so much you're sitting in the car with blood and health, but looking at me fully conscious as it lately turned out, a shot when he might not with hannibal and it was then i realized that miracle, you do happen him philip philip, we visited a local community since there were were found a list of names of the people that were killed here in 2014. and we found the same last names. give guinea an amicus tank of father and daughter. she was only 2 years old when she was killed here. mother, father, and a 5 year old boy who were also killed here on that day. and this is what they look like. this is the 5 year old boy right here. and this is the little harold was her father that

when someone should act in their own interests, someone should take a greater initiative, but what sharichel made such a statement, one of the leaders of the european union, this is also an extremely positive signal, and in general, we have to say that europe is from ukraine, that the initiative in the european union is firmly held by the states that support the support of ukraine. supporters of providing more aid to ukraine and i think that there will be no changes in this trend, that is, in the eu, pro-ukrainian forces will continue to dominate, those who want to help ukraine more will dominate, and not only more effective resistance to russia, and this is definitely also positive for us but you know to expect that everyone unanimously will always support ukraine on any issue at any time within the framework of the european union, we don't have to hope for that. we just have to understand that we are dealing with such extremely complicated in terms of the cause of the institution, thank you very much for your comments. thank you for joining our broadcast. mykhailo basarab was in touch

nick, thank you very much. shar corresponded nick connelly. they're in kremlin shock. ukraine. germany and the netherlands have announced they'll send 6 additional howitzer artillery units to ukraine. that's on top. the 12 dispatched last week, germany also trained ukrainian army personnel to use the weapons. ukraine has welcomed the delivery though. some say the howitzers have come to late. here's a close up look at the new weaponry being deployed on the front lines in ukraine. we make our way through bushes anew. crane's eastern front line in the middle of a patch of woods stands, a howitzer tank from germany. it's the 1st time the ukrainian army has taken journalists here. this ukrainian soldier just returned from germany days ago. for more than a month, he was trained there. the time pressure for the troops is enormous because the russian army is advancing further in the east many field. the arrival of these howitzers is long overdue. the oven was there. i think it's too late. much too late, but why should remember we should have been prep

thank god said sheila, so what would you, what would of her you hit by the shar, cuz i wish to dump me up. yes. shots from windows and even from door panels, hit me. the doctors kept me over and removed all the glass from my arms and legs. another guy was taken to hospital. he was hit in the vein by shot. lose my, my friend nice to and i with the very 1st her and into the basement. down there was an explosion. i cried a lot. i'm just curious as to how to magically went down to the basement with my child. we still here, we even go further inside in danbury fell on us right here. i've come to my apartment, but it's completely destroyed for the wireless. as mentioned on monday shell, hit a maternity hospital in done yet. the you in her slum the tank as a violation of international law, women and labor and other patients were forced to evacuate to the basement where medical staff continued to help them as part of the building caught fire. there was no military presence in the medical facility just to show you this image, it's been circulating on social media and show the baby in an intensi

nick, thank you very much, shar corresponded nick connelly. they're in crunch hook, you cray, germany in the netherlands, vanelle still send 6 additional howards or artillery units to ukraine. that's on top of the 12 dispatched last week. germany also trained ukrainian army personnel to use the weapons. ukraine has welcomed the delivery though. some say these, these are tory tillery units have come too late. there's a close up look at the new weaponry being deployed on the front lines. we make our way through bushes anew. cranes, eastern frontline in the middle of a patch of wood stands, a howitzer tank from germany. it's the 1st time the ukrainian army has taken journalists here. this ukrainian soldier just returned from germany days ago for more than a month. he was trained there. the time pressure for the troops is enormous because the russian army is advancing further in the east many field. the arrival of these howitzers is long overdue. the other was there, i think it's too late, much too late. but why should remember we should have been

my morale has totally lifted white little the team was founded last year by mohammed ali shar, who was made aware of the portsmouth on petty team while studying in england. and decided to take the idea to iraq. he wasn't short of applications for men whose lives have been scarred by war on with our that in our mission has become to restore morale and activity to amputees. yes. yes. well, as we made sacrifices in the past, you, this in law will continue to do so for the success of the sport highway and to raise iraq's profile is doing. doing so has not been easy. a lack of official recognition from iraqi sporting bodies means no funding. so for transport and equipment, the team must depend on donations. who hadn't on milligan. i know not so far they've not given us official recognition, even though our team represents iraq and has achieved many things up on that. so unfortunately, they did not give us any local recognition so that we can ask for support. we have also not received any budget from the government, the amendment and a jacqueline yet, but improvising in the face of adversity

justice department and his actions to son and the mon, heidi joe castro al jazeera washington. rena shars the find a relax strategies. angie's a conservative political advisor, she says new revelations could lead to donald trump being prosecuted for many months. so many americans have come to learn about the improper pressure that the former president put on his vice president. but what we learned today was a little bit more than that. it was actually a lot more, i should say. it wasn't too much information, but the legal theories behind. oh, really what the white house was hoping to accomplish on january 6th is what came to be known. that to me signals really it's heard in the committee's work. and what we heard today was more of a prosecutorial tone from this committee. at the previous 2 hearings, we heard a lot of fact and we're just giving you the facts. this is what our investigation produced today. it led to a lot more. i think i'm bailey, of information. that could perhaps really tell many of us that an indictment of the former president could very much be possible by our departmen

julia, thank you so much. shar political corresponded julia so deli and there at the madrid . nato summit are corresponding our brussels bureau chief, alexander fernand. thank you very much. you both. now we are going to continue with our regular programming. if you just joining us, you are watching d. w. news from berlin, u. s. president joe biden. he is also due to speak at the nato summit a little later will be bringing you his remarks live when they happen. meanwhile, russia says it has withdrawn is forces from ukraine's strategic snake island in the black sea. russia's defense ministry called her to quote, good will gesture that showed it wasn't blocking ukrainian grain exports. ukrainian official said the withdrawal followed. it's miss holland. artillery strikes on russia's garrison, stake island became a symbol of ukrainian resistance at the start of the war when ukrainian soldiers rebuffed a russian warships demand to respond to surrender. and the audio recording went viral. dw corresponded, manuel shaws is covering developments for us from the ukranian city of odessa. earlier i a

we didn't have anything left shar recalls the dreadful day was asking for me to beat. you know, you get sick. i went back then everything got washed away, cooking pots, food stuck, and even old clothing items. absolutely have nothing left anymore that we are helpless. when i mean they lost their children. no one knows how many got droned on my and who lost their farm animals. there's no kind of all these things and what happened that day and how many actually died, sil, at city mirror, ari from the hawk say's his concern about the future as things good worse him for the will to live. honestly speaking, we were not fully able to reach the strain, the people in the flood effected areas we got so far. we have received only 30 tons of rice from the government for distribution from the city corporation. we provided some dry, puffed, rice, and molasses. but it is very inadequate. ambrose some local media has reported data, showing government relief, effort is inadequate. many volunteers and charity organizations are taking the lead in helping out flood victims and remote are

head of the european council shar levshel, with his participation, a meeting was held between the presidents azerbaijan ilham aliyev and the prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan. they then agreed to hold the first meeting of the joint border commissions for imitation and by the way, the day before the issue of nagorno-karabakh was also raised in the us department of state, right now there is a genuine hope that azerbaijan and armenia can move forward in normalizing relations and the search for a peaceful settlement of the conflict, i believe that we have seen how both sides have taken important steps and the united states - this is highly encouraged, sergey lavrov will also talk with his armenian counterpart, head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the republic, ararat mirzayan. this will be their fifth personal meeting. less than a year, the ministers last saw each other in moscow in april of this year, and lavrov then stressed that russia remains an important trade and investment partner of armenia, the russian share in yerevan's foreign trade exceeds 30%, and the trade turnover be

dmitry shar, mainly draws landscapes of his beloved belarus , practically objects to them. the brush for the first time i was impressed, of course, by these service gates , which took the brunt. here is this german car. they are partially destroyed. the germans had already broken through them on the territory of the brest fortress and stopped the garrison there, and they had already entered there inside the brest fortress to be inspired. and to create sketches, the artists went directly to the place of the legendary battles from the first minutes of the war, brest and the fortress were subjected to massive air bombardments and artillery shelling . then in the forty-first for our peaceful today the brest fortress. it can be perceived as a natural object. e for the artist. yes, he is very effective and thanks. here are the ruins of the ruins as an element of the memorial complex. this, of course, is still a rich history, and in this regard, here is the receipt of this information about those heroic events that took place there. uh. this is very important in terms of education

shar michel called it a historic moment, he said that the granting of status marks itself, a decisivea path, a decisive step on the path of the two countries to join the european union, while he stressed that georgia can also receive this status. after clarifying the issues that the european commission requires it to clarify, and the german federal chancellor olaf schultz welcomed these countries to the european family , in turn, french president emmanuel macron said that the granting of statuses is a strong political signal to russia recognition of the european perspective of ukraine moldova and georgia are a strong signal towards russia, in the current geopolitical context. especially taking into account the decision on the status of candidates for accession for ukraine and moldova, slovakia called the granting of the status of candidates for accession to ukraine and moldova a miracle in turn. poland stated that this was made possible thanks to its diplomatic actions, together with several countries of the european union, for the first time in history, in a communiqué following this

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