this attack came soon after russian troops withdrew from snake island just to south of odessa in the black sea there. tell us more about that. well, it's interesting because of course, ukraine, an armed forces are, you know, this was very important for them. this was an island that was taken on the very onset of the war, and it was a huge blow to the moral of ukrainian tubes. then there was, you know, dose border guards, ukrainian border. gus was told the russian war ship where to go and it had become quite lenders are legendary here and quite a symbol of ukraine and resistance sort of thought that ukraine has a hold of snake island is very important. symbolically so, so very important strategically because it gives them back control of parts of the black sea, which they hot before the start of the war. but of course, this is a really a defeat and resounding defeat for russia. so maybe those charts came as retaliation, but we cannot really tell because every day there's more shedding, you know, upon civilians here in ukraine. manuel, thank you very much. that was our correspondent am

the region of odessa, missiles fired from russian aircraft hit an apartment building in the town of saint give her some 70 kilometers south west of odessa. rescuers have been searching for people burried in the rubble. another missile hit a nearby recreation center. russia has intensified strikes on ukraine in the last 2 weeks. it has also withdrawn from the strategically important snake island in the black sea, which could make it possible to restore c access to odessa as port our correspondent and manuel shares is covering developments for us from odessa and earlier i asked her about this latest attack. well, claire does misses, fell on a residential area, endo village or city of car and at least 20 people died during the shelling. there are 20 people, including 2 children over 30 people are injured also pregnant women. it was injured. we know at this stage a doctor, for example, one of the victims, one of the deceased. he's a 6th year old man. he was a, are, you know, a, he was a man, was his wife and child. none of them survived is just those show you the tall di swore is taking on and tire of families. first responde

it has just withdrawn from the strategically important snake island south of odessa. that may make it possible to restore c access to odessa as port dw corresponding to manuel shaws is covering developments for us from the ukranian city of odessa. earlier i asked her about this latest missile strike in that region . well, this her miss. so he turned a residential area, i would say, once again in ukraine, this is near odessa and at the time we speaking this already, 17 people which have been found dead as over 30 people injured along to dare to have one child among the people injured. you have 4 children and a pregnant women di, emergency services, the 1st responders. they're still on the scene, they're still searching to rebel or to find more for survivors. this is just another day with just another attack on civilians. it, in what seems to be indiscriminate shedding in spite of russia are continuing to say that it does targets that does a much military targets. how ball honorable emma is the odessa region is ukraine in a good position to defend it? well, 1st off, terr

of. so you've got some 70 kilometers south west of odessa, rescues have been searching for people still buried in the rubble. another massage hidden near by recreation center rushes intensified stripes on ukraine of the last 2 weeks. it is also withdrawn from the strategically important smoke island that may make it possible to restore c access to odessa sport. do w correspond at manuel shows, is covering developments for us in odessa. earlier i asked her about this latest massage strike, while gary dismissal strike occurred out around midnight time. last night there was an air air read alert that we heard. so here in the design it's truck about 70 kilometers sauce of what they saw instead of his car, that they're still as weak as we speak is 19 people including 2 children. there are 30 people who are who have been injured, including 4 children. also pregnant women, the scene is one of desolation does a lot of animals which are been killed as well as pets to were in those apartments as much as a few dogs. still barking bare the emergency services still search the robbers. but at this stage, it

now the russian troops, as we've heard and have withdrawn from snake island just that's just south of odessa. tell us more about that. while this is that a bose has symbolic victory for ukraine and a very strategic one. symbolic why? well, because snake island was one of the 1st russian victories on the very onset of the war when there are, you know, be to cover this island, giving them, you know, the control of her, the black sea and her strategic. well, exactly, for that reason ukraine, an armed forces be gaining control a snake island means every gain control of this part of the black sea. now russia, russia said that it was a gesture of goodwill that they didn't intend to block humanitarian efforts. but, you know, with this choice, continuing indiscriminately on civilian targets, one might wonder what these good will really is anyone else out there in odessa for us? thank you. emma. now the face of russia's war, ukrainian lawmakers held a session to welcome their progress towards joining the european union. the 27 member block cleared the way for you, france, accession, last month. and i

region of odessa officials, they're say at least 19 people have been celts and missiles fired from russian aircraft hit an apartment building in the town of so he of cut some 70 kilometer south west of odessa. rescuers have been searching for people, burn it in the rubble. another missile, meanwhile, hit a nearby recreation center. russia has intensified strikes on ukraine in the last 2 weeks. it is also withdrawn from the strategically important sneak island in the black sea, which could make it possible to restore access to odessa, his wife and her correspondent, and manuel charles is rewarding for us from odessa high and manuel. what more can you tell us about these missile strikes in the odessa region? well, claire does misses fell on the residential area in the village of city of car, and at least 20 people died during the shelling that 20 people are including 2 children over 30 people are injured, also pregnant women. it was injured. we know at this stage a doctor, for example, one of the victims, one of the deceased. these a 6 year old man, he was a or, you know, he was a man was his wife and child. none of them survived is just those show you the tall di swore is tak

the black sea, are russian troops have withdrawn from snake island, a strategic island located south of odessa. how do you think that is going to change the situation in the black sea? i'd new thing is a game changer, clara because the, the snake snake island was actually seized there, captured by 2 russian war ships on the very onset of the war. and it became both a symbolic or ireland and a very strategic one strategic why? well, because it's just off the coast, or here of odessa any gives control to the entire maritime region. so the fact that ukrainian troops re captured this island is very important. we know that on this island, they were also me size launchers from russia. so this is also very important and of course symbolic, because remember at the very beginning of the war there were, does border guards have told russian or russian sailors where to go. they did a want to surrender and these made them a symbol of ukrainian resilience. so both as strategic and a symbolic victory here for ukraine and men watched as in odessa. thank you so much for your reporting. let's bring up to see no

ovydiopol, chornomorsk, hundreds of other cities and towns in the south of ukraine, odessa had other a different history , which was erased by order from st. petersburg. year, although we absolutely know for sure, well, first of all, the languages ​​were already there earlier, yes, and the most important thing is that the settlement there is kochubei kotsyubiev and so on from the written source it already existed in 3415 years and shorter the official history of the city, including odesa, now the main symbol of odesa is the potemkinsky stairs about the cossacks. i understand that there is nothing there at all, after all, there is some left and not only on the shore of this estuary. well, onward to odessa on the cossack seagull ruslan and igor sapozhnikov swim to the other side of the estuary, the archaeologist says that the evidence of the insidious plan of catherine ii to transform the old cossack lands into new russia could be seen by everyone for a long time, but no one even suspected it and only recently scientists were able to decipher it the information that changed everything w

an antique ship missiles were destroyed in south of a strike on the port of odessa for they chose blast sons smoke rising into the year as well as fire fighters on the scene. according to ukrainian officials, 4 missiles were fired at the port with 2 of them brought on by missile defenses, confirming the strike, the russian defense ministry said only military targets were hit. well, as odessa is one of 3 ports through which grain will be transferred from ukraine under a recent deal brokerage by turkey. the un western media and politicians, including the u. s. secretary of state were quick to blame moscow for violating the agreement. the ukrainian president did the same, however key and then admitted grain stores were not hit at all. there is no major damage to the port infrastructure. the pumping station was head. but even before the missile strike western politicians express skepticism over the deal pointing the finger of diet squarely at russian ortiz. rachel blevins can tell us more about that. the landmark grain deal involving russia and ukraine is being called a beacon of hope by th

laura: in the south of ukraine the first grain shipments since the start of the war are waiting to leave the port city of odessaident zelenskyy said ukraine is ready to guarantee global food security. russia has been locating ports but turkey and the u.n. to get the grain out. our ukraine correspondent as more. correspondent: we are not allowed to film the port because the ukrainian military bans us from doing so, but president zelenskyy's appearance there underlines the political will behind ukraine exporting grain again. president zelenskyy stood by a ship being loaded. it is this board where there is been shipping activity for the first time in months where we have seen movement of tugboats, one vessel in particular moving across. there is a big question, when and how many ships will be leaving. russian media has been quoted as saying three ships will leave. president zelenskyy says the vessel should leave either today or tomorrow. it could be closer to sunday because there are practical realities here. according to the united nations as well as global shipping insurers there are crucial details to iron out.

russia serhiy shoigu, they agreed on the unblocking of the three ukrainian ports of odessa , chornomorsk, and the south, and the formation of a joint coordination center that will monitor the transportation of grain to turkey in order to comply with the agreements. personnel who arrive and depart from or leave ukrainian ports will be subject to exceptional inspection in harbors at the exit and entrance to the turkish straits, the document will be valid for 120 days from the date of signing and can be extended for the same period if one of the parties does not notify of the intention to terminate its validity, and that is all the news for today, more history can be found on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks good luck and take care of yourself so that ukrainians don't think about so that they don't talk about the first place anyway, the war is the war and our victory seven days a week from monday to monday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture, politics, eight hosts of express , journalists, experts, opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events throu

be valid for 120 days with the possibility of extension and extends to the ports of odessa, chornomorsk and in the southshipment of ukrainian grain will probably begin in a few weeks after the completion of all the preparatory work. well, as vasyl said, you will learn more about it later , well, that is, you will hear what intelligent people will say about it. the process started first. wants to become independent and later join russia, in an interview with ria novosti, the so-called minister of foreign affairs, vitaliy ignatiev, said that the formation was declared, according to him, this unconditional priority for its formation and all international legal arguments will have been formed a long time ago, well, in moscow, they have not yet commented on such a statement. putin's spokesman dmitry peskov said today that he heard it, but he is not yet ready to speak on this topic. by the way, today the government of moldova did not allow officers from the so-called operational group of russian troops into its territory from the transnistrian side. according to the moldovan government, they are in transnistr

the movement of caravans with ukrainian grain, their inspection and possible escort, the odessa publication dumskaya reported on this, meanwhile, the ukrainian ports of odessa, black sea south, have already resumed work and are preparing for the first shipments of grain. it is planned that the first ship from with ukrainian grain will be able to go to sea already this week notes that the official opening of the joint coordination center for safe exports took place in istanbul today of ukrainian grain, according to the minister of defense of turkey, the center, with the help of their national infrastructure, will control the movement of all commercial vessels in the black sea aside, they intend to take about 25 million tons of ukrainian grain. zones as part of the agreement on the grain corridor, there is no preparation for the supply of grain in the ports of ukraine is ongoing, the polish union wants to double the import of ukrainian of electricity in the near future, the european commissioner for energy affairs, cadre simson, in march managed to synchronize ukraine and moldova with the european grid in record time, in june the first cross-border commercial exchanges of ele

of the russian side , humanitarian corridors through which foreign ships can enter into the open sea. expanded now in six ports, including. e. 70 foreign ships from 16 states remain blocked in ochakovo odessa southe ministry of defense has published footage of the combat work of multiple launch rocket systems . after each shooting, the vehicles covertly change position , reload and attack again. gunners, day and night with virtually no rest, in order to prevent the enemy from gaining a foothold in new positions, as well as clear the way, the advancing allied forces were told in the ministry of defense about the new exploits of the russian military personnel who bravely defend the donbass detachment under the command of senior lieutenant andrey gordievsky. found a large concentration of ukrainian saboteurs, despite the numerical superiority of the armed forces, the officer decided to impose a battle on the enemy due to the high level. training, and gradievsky discovered the nazis in her and destroyed. sergeant-major mykola deter, under mortar fire and dense fire from ukrainian units , destroyed four units of military equipment and organized a temporary defensive line, taking neo-nazis into battle

over to the south of the country, in odessa, today the russians justify that missile strike on the port of odessa a day after signing an agreement to allow ships safe passage out of there. they said that they had targeted a weapons depot full of foreign ammunition, as well as a ukrainian warship. they're basically saying that those targets were legitimate targets because they didn't target grain. so, an extraordinary justification from the russians, just after signing a deal not to attack that very port. this is certainly gonna bring about a perception of insecurity for commercial ships to ferry green in and out. it's also probably gonna delay that whole process which is leaving a very vulnerable people in africa and the middle east leaving a food shortage. also today russian foreign minister, he was on a diplomatic charm offensive in africa. he said russia was not to blame for the food shortages. all right, thank you as always. still ahead this hour, secrets of the secret service. why the destruction of text messages relate to the january 6th capitol riot has turned from a scandal into

let's talk about the situation in odessa as of the evening of this 139th day of the war odesa odeschyna well, maybe in general in the south we will talk about what you know, please odessa woke up as usual today under the sounds of an air alarm a-ah all these days it was a little more or less calmer than in the south on in mykolaiv oblast there is a constant air raid in odesa, but our volunteer headquarters are working. we have a lot of forced migrants, more than a thousand people come to our volunteer headquarters. and in mykolaiv oblast today it is not as calm as in odesa, because the occupiers decided to take revenge for the destruction of ammunition depots and the designation of the military leadership . mykolaiv oblast, 24 rockets were fired . unfortunately, as of now, there are 12 wounded civilians, and civil infrastructure objects have been damaged, including schools, hospitals and residential buildings. please tell me if people from kherson oblast are able to escape now. i understand that many people from kherson oblast are heading there, so to speak, further north towards zaporizhzhia. well, i know that people wer

of it now and will try to kill ukrainian traitors, uh, in the south of ukraine, the russians announced the creation of the so -called odessae did they drive such a famous odessa traitor and igor markov, everyone knows him because he is a former deputy of the ukrainian verkhovna rada, so well-known in odessa well, the russian politician, er, he was already pulled out of solovyov's quiet studio and sent to the fields of the kherson region so that he would not just slap his tongue there, but leave. you can also fight a little look, the odesa brigade formed and completed the combat coordination even more time together with the allied forces, we are a criminal of the city of nikolaev and the city of the hero of odessa, all of ukraine, a large number of odessans, nikolaev children from izmaila, belgorod-dniester, kiev, donbass, even one from western ukraine, who are now running to get russian passports, do you have mind you, it won't end where you think, not with receiving some cool salaries in russia, but with the fact that you will simply be thrown as meat, as infantry, just like markova has already been thrown. well, he can e

of mykolaiv. it's on ukraine's south coast, about 100km or 60 miles east of odessa, where russian missiles hit a daylaiv�*s mayor has posted on social media telling people to stay in shelters. air raid sirens had sounded across the whole mykolaiv region just before the blasts. let's get some of the day's other news. protesters have stormed libya's parliament in the eastern city of tobruk and have set fire to part of the building. elsewhere, rallies have taken place against rising prices and political deadlock. the head of the unity government said the only solution to the crisis was elections. the world health organization is calling for urgent action to prevent the spread of monkeypox in europe, saying cases have tripled over the past two weeks. the who doesn't think the outbreak currently constitutes a public health emergency of international concern, but says it will review its position shortly. germany has signed an agreement with nigeria to return more than 1,000 sculptures looted during the colonial era. the first two artefacts were handed over at a ceremony in berlin. they were part of what's

unblocking of the export of ukrainian grain from one of the three ports of odessa, spirits will come out of the black sea and southl follow the green corridor to turkey, a coordination center has been created in istanbul, in which representatives will monitor compliance with the agreement in this center the un of turkey, russia, ukraine, ships entering and leaving the black sea will be checked for contraband or weapons, and importantly, according to the agreement, russia has agreed not to attack ports and ships during transit . faction will i think the appearance of the president is primarily a reflection of the political will to restore grain exports from these shores, this is a friendly seascape, but these waters are littered with mines, and this is exactly the course on which i will leave chornomorsk will sail to the court on a certain route in the black sea service why nothing asicated to black she there are practical problems that ion admits, such as insurance, how to provide it for potentially dozens of ships that will go on a route that can be filled with mines to the line in the black sea, which since the

down in the south trey, where the main port of odessa, i hope we'll be able to open up to great graine of the world that depend on this. that odessa port, for russia to try to take that over in their game plan, i think it is very problematic, we need to keep it in ukraine. we need to give the ukrainians everything they need to repel the russian affront to be able to take back not only the donbas and odessa, but also crimea, the russians invaded in 2014, it is just something that it is wrong, i think it is so important that our western west alliances stand up, which includes our asia pacific allies and middle eastern allies stepping up with us, saying we need to help them win this war, this is vital for u.s. security interests. trey: kay bailey hutchison from the great state of texas. >> thank you, trey. trey: ahead, january 6 committee held another hearing this one focused on president trump's state of mind, actions and inactions while the capitol attack was on going, more hearings are planned for the fall. are minds being persuaded. >> you have ask the questions, next on "sunday nigh

of people live in ukraine, south. so the official there are pleading with residence to remain in error rate shelters. nikolai of region borders. odessa, we're on friday. russian missiles hit several apartments in the town of sir rifka. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has called the attack a deliberate attack of terror, an unarmed civilians. they were in their beds when russian missiles rained down on their homes. at least 21 people were killed in air strikes. including a 12 year old boy, president linda, he called the attacks a deliberate act of terror. 3 are giving position 3 missiles on an ordinary residential building on a 9 story block in which nobody was hiding any weapons, any military equipment, delaney ammunition, that russian propagandists would claim such strikes. i aimed at it was a simple building, housing, a 160 people, ordinary people, civilians, to be. the strike also destroyed a recreational camp. a typical camp you'd find in a seaside area that it less is conscious it deliberately targeted russian, tara girl and not some mistake or an accidental missile strike. eric, ukrainian military leaders believe the attac

of in ukraine's south. so the officials there are pleading with residence to remain an air raid shelters make a lie of region borders. odessa, where on friday, russian missiles hit several apartment blocks in the town. if sir, kiva cranium, president le mars lensky has called the attack a deliberate act of terror, an unarmed civilians. they were in their beds when russian missiles rained down on their homes. at least $21.00 people were killed in airstrikes including a 12 year old boy. president lensky called the attacks a deliberate act of terror. 3 or a gaping blanket, 3 missiles on an ordinary residential building on a 9 story block in which nobody was hiding any weapons, any military equipment or any ammunition that russian propagandists would claim such strikes. i aimed at it was a simple building, housing, a 160 people, ordinary people, civilians, to be. the strike also destroyed a recreation camp. a typical camp you'd find in a seaside area. good. yes is conscious. he deliberately targeted russian terror. darrel and not some mistake or an accidental missile strike. ukrainian military leaders believe the attacks were r

and the south of ukraine is a region that is seeing intensifying, fighting overseas. you've had so not far away from odessa. so somehow that, that would be possible to kind of uncouple these 2 things and allow for basically trust and some kind of working relations between russian, ukraine, you authorities on the see that was always a, it was gonna be a big asking very difficult. and so, you know, people here in ukraine who never really believed this deal would go anywhere in a hurry, help us understand this port in odessa just how important is it to getting grain in other ukrainian exports out to the world. i mean, odessa and the ports just near it. those are ukraine's basically gateway to the world. that is where not only food, but also ukraine's other exports have historically all gone out through the easiest, cheapest way to get big volumes of grain, most of which comes from the south and center of ukraine. close those ports to people in countries like turkey, egypt, north africa, some of those countries dependent for up to 3 quarters or more of their grain on ukraine. and all these alternatives that th

contribution to the development of the southern provinces of the russian empire, for example, the odessa firm of johann hoehn became the largest in the southturer of agricultural machinery, and the german entrepreneur gustav hartmann founded lugansk, a construction steam locomotive famous throughout russia . they already behaved like real robbers, a bad memory, because they raked out scott's grain, in principle, all the food, but this did not save them, because in fact they lost the war. since then, germany and everyone else countries are well aware that it is undesirable to wage war on two fronts; at least in september 1918 , skoropadsky made a trip to germany here, he wanted to get permission from the german authorities to create his own full-fledged army of up to 300,000 people. for this , a military conscription had to be carried out in ukraine. german generals reacted to his idea indifferently from ukraine, they needed something completely different, as much bread and other products as possible to continue the world war. the germans needed the signing of new supply agreements, which were already expiring by that time, and indeed on se

the don boss, including the sumi and hark of regions in the north, near the russian border and right across the country in the south. the nikolayev and odessarther evidence of russia's readiness to use missile strikes to target ukrainians hundreds of miles behind the front lines. in london, ryan chilcote. fox news. a new problem can make flight delays and cancelations worse across the country. exactly what you want to hear coming up what's threatening to complicate airlines effort to stay on schedule and media around with his rosemary oroczo will return with a look at that cool down coming our way. with your complete bay my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community.

26, when the most active processes in the use of long-range american-made systems began about the south. that russia plans to launch an offensive on odessahead of the main intelligence department, kyrylo budanov, said about this, do you think that odessa can really become the next such great strategic the purpose of the russian federation well, i think that what will happen in the 23rd year is not worth taking into account at all, we will now live in a fairly dynamic world where the situation on the battlefield is changing due to the strengthening of our capabilities and attempts to somehow compensate the russians a new format of military operations imposed by ukraine, russia, russia on the unprecedented volume of military aid that we will receive from western countries, therefore, all issues are related to the offensive on odesa, on kharkiv, on other directions, i i think that so far they are completely inappropriate because the russian potential does not allow such offensive operations or more odessa after receiving american-made harpoons against ship complexes that have already been effectively used, well, in particular, against nafto

the population in general, well, let’s say that they finally launched a north-south tram route in odessa connects the village ofovskogo tairov runs to starosinnoy square but before the service of the city council i already informed that the tram route has been launched and now residents of kotovskogo e.e. luzanivka peresypy will be able to get to the city center by trams route number seven says the mayor of odesa trukhanov that this symbolically happens on the day of ukrainian statehood and proves the connection between generations and the fact that ukrainians have the right and defend their right to live freely and prosperously in beautiful comfort, so let's talk a little about missile attacks that actually took place on the morning of july 26, when the enemy from the black sea launched missile strikes in the southern regions of ukraine and hit private buildings in front- line villages, several houses were destroyed in the resort bay of nu and here in the press service of the regional the prosecutor's office gives the details of five residential houses, 60 summer houses - 15 recreation centers, 80 commercial p

i think the south of ukraine is important. so you are there, odessa is the way out of transnistria.he general staff, yes, and i do not own secret information and how to draw analytical conclusions. i'm just like that from my experience. from my understanding of the situation, i tell you where the main direction is. yes, in doctors there will always be something where there will be more journalists, but that is, this does not mean that it will be the main direction, of course you are right. you only now the question is how events will unfold, we see yes, and so, by the way, you asked a question, but in absolutely military language. so don't be shy, then the point is here speech. yes, yes, you were just trying to make it military-concrete, so the meaning now is that on this line there is bakhvata or artemyevskoye. it doesn't matter there, there is the north and so on, they will dig in. and we will have after the taking or now, her brothers or she will enter even deeper the second question to them. they can create a fortified area in this very one, well, in kramatorsk and avdiivka and

of the main years. the south ukraine's military says that russia has targeted port infrastructure in the city of odessa, with cruise missiles. they say the 2 strikes hit, the black sea port for the 2 were shot down by air defenses. it comes down to both countries, signed a deal broken by turkey of the united nations to resume great exports protests as opposed to next week's constitutional referendum into nicea, have been out on the streets of the capital tunis. the proposed constitution would give more part pressed of christ, of fuel stations in sri lanka have resumed sales under a rushing system. ultra new shipment arrived motorists and colombo awaiting in long lines to fill up the vehicles. iraq's parliament is holding a special session in response to artillery strikes, the killed 8 tourists on wet and say, it happened in the mountain resort town of zacko and to hawk province in the semi autonomous kurdistan region. children, including a one year old, were among those killed ton, joe, the children used to be happy and playing the water. there was music people with dancing. i can't describe my feelings

for 120 days with the possibility of extension and it will be extended to the ports of odessa, the black sea and the southtones, and , actually, did we have any gains from such an agreement , yevgeny, let's start with you, the first obvious advantage is that what was signed under the mirror agreements , that is, the representatives of russia and ukraine did not put signature under one document, that is, there will be less reason to talk about the betrayal of national interests ; secondly, i personally feel a little refueling of ukrainian subjectivity in the process of preparing and signing this group, and i have the feeling that our western partners have pressed ukraine a little in this matter, i will explain why the grain it should be taken out of ukrainian ports, it no longer belongs to ukrainian farmers . well, it has already been bought by global grain traders and they will continue to work with it, that is, the problem of possible famine in africa and other countries in the middle in the east, that is, where are our traditional suppliers , as of today, it is not a ukrainian problem in my opinion, but

invasion of ukraine. nikolai was about 230 kilometers south, where i'm sending in a 100100 kilometers to the east of the crown jewel of the russian campaign, which is that port city of odessa, the biggest port in ukraine, the port from which the greater part of ukrainian we'd in good are shipped out when you take that port, you basically paralyzed the crating economy. of course, it can send things on trains and trucks and into the rest of europe, but it completely changes the configuration of the economy. so that's why the fighting is so intense there, but there's fight back from the ukrainians in the area with particularly with these high mars american rocket systems that are doing very precise and very devastating work on russian ammunition depots. and perhaps one of the reasons why we're seeing these strikes on civilian targets is hard to get in to the mind of the kremlin in the russian generals is that 3rd traditional artillery is really taking a very heavy hit with this new imported weaponry. that was dw correspondent nick spicer reporting to us from keys. here in germany, a court has sentenced an army officer to 5 and a half years in prison for planning a terrorist a

of the main news. the south world leaders have condemned russia after a missile strike on the cranium, port of odessa, but the future of great an export deal in doubt. russia denies that it was responsible for saturday's missile attack. the world health organization has declared the monkey pox outbreak of global health emergency. it's the highest alert, but it could issue more than 16000 cases of virus have been reported across more than 70 countries. and there's been more fighting between rival armed groups in libya, violence to the city of miss raso saturday, followed battles to the capitol tripoli. earlier in the week, europe has been in the grips of a punishing heat wave breaking temperature records driving devastating wildfires from london to lisbon. the world health organization says the heat wave engulfing spain and portugal this year has killed at least $1700.00 people. so far on the r barian peninsula, people living in affected communities say that life will never be the same out 0. same bas robbie reports now from sarah bras in central spain. the quiet of a dead forest. a reason perhaps to g