ah hm ah ah, this is deed of new news live from berlin, a record breaking heat wave in south western europe. wildfires blaze across portugal, spain and france as hundreds died from the effects of the hot weather, also on the program. ukraine. braces for an escalation of attacks on all fronts, as russia ordered its forces to step up their operations. ah, i am pablo fo lillius. welcome to the program. tens of thousands have been forced to flee wildfires as south western europe swelter is in a record breaking heat wife. hundreds of people have died from the effects of the hot weather and tens of thousands more have had to flee these wildfires. the worst hid countries are france, spain, and portugal. scientists are blaming manmade climate change and our warning there will be more extreme weather events in the future. the summer skies are blotted out by smoke, as wild fires burn across southwest to europe. in france, portugal and spain, high winds and dry conditions make tough work for the fire fighters. several of whom have died. battling the blazes. thousands of residents have been evacuated i

this is dw news live from berlin, a record breaking heat wave in south western europe. wildfires blaze across portugal, spain and france as hundreds die from the effects of the hot weather, also on the program. ukraine braces for an escalation of attacks on all fronts as russia orders its forces to step up their operations and a row over anti semitism. that's gripping the art world. the head of germany's biggest contemporary cultural show is forced to step down. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee wild fires as a record breaking heat wave scorches. southwestern europe. hundreds have died from the effects of the hot weather. the worst 8 countries are france, spain and portugal. scientists are blaming manmade climate change and more devastating forest fires are expected in the coming days. as parts of the continent brace for new temperature records and the intense heat on the iberian peninsula has created the conditions for flames to spread more quickly. and far, dana operations are more difficult because of wind and low hum

south western europe is suffering a record breaking heat wife, firefighters in spain, france, and portugal are battling destructive farce. blazes. the heat has killed hundreds of people. thousands more have had to leave their homes here watching dw news live from berlin. stay tuned for report her featuring a chemistry professor swimming europe's longest river to raise awareness about plastic waste of the again at the top of the next hour and take her with with go, mike speaking, how can this passionate hatred of the people be explained? a gold top gold. a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles. it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence, or even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. oh, a history that he semitism this week on d. w o. a o farms also, i'm looking forward to the water to finally getting started a little from the black forest to the black sea for 8 weeks chemistry professor. andrea's spot was when the entire length of the danube 2700 kilometers running through 10 cou

ah ah ah, this is detail the news live from berlin, a record breaking heat wave in south western europe. wildfires blaze across portugal, spain and france as hundreds died from the effects of the hot weather. also on the program. ukraine. braces for an escalation of attacks on all fronts as russia order .

well, large parts of south western europe have been banking under sweltering temperatures for a 5th day running. it's the 2nd heat wave in weeks for southern france, spain and portugal, with a hint sparking wildfires forcing thousands to evacuate. and of course, ruining a lot of summer vacations and in england, which is normally much cooler. they are bracing for extreme heat in the coming days . it's not the kind of thing you hope to see on holiday smoke from wildfires caused by scorching temperatures, just a stone's throw from the beach. but that's the reality. inter molina, me and monica southern spain. and it's not just here for the north in extreme i. dora fires have been burning for days, destroying thousands of hector and forcing residents to evacuate, including here in the village of las missed us. we've got 5 minutes to get out and leave everything we have. i'm worried i'm looking after 3 grand children. much of neighboring portugal is sweltering to, with temperatures in the 40 celsius and climbing. here too. wildfires have destroyed large waves of land affecting thousands of pe

this is detail you news live from berlin, a record breaking heat wave in south western europe. wildfires blazed from portugal to greece as hundreds die from the effects of the hot weather. also on the program ukraine. braces for an asked.

used to hot summers, but the searing temperatures of the heatwave currently sweeping through south—western europerked numerous wildfires that are forcing hundreds to evacuate their homes. guy hedgecoe reports from cordoba. the people of cordoba know all about heat. situated in southern spain, summers in the historic city understory asleep hot and dry. but this summer already looks hotter than usual. the country is in the grip of a second wreck done that heatwave of recent weeks. for many of the tourists who come here, temperatures in the mid— 40s celsius, the shock. we mid- 40s celsius, the shock. we are from mid— 405 celsius, the shock. - are from denmark, mid— 40s celsius, the shock. - are from denmark, mother me too ——to heart. are from denmark, mother me too "to heart-— --to heart. the locals experience _ --to heart. the locals experience has - --to heart. the locals experience has shown --to heart. the locals - experience has shown how to deal with the conditions. translation: iii deal with the conditions. translation:— deal with the conditions. translation: if you have certain underlying -

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south western europe, firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires near the city of bobo. the greatest president of luxury as the landscape is sacked as prosecutor general on the states. intelligence chief president says, 60 officials from the agencies are working against you, praying in the russian occupied areas. a funeral is being held for a 4 year old ukrainian girl killed in a russian missile strike. she was among 23 people, killed an attack on the city of venetia on thursday. she had done syndrome images of our body next to a baby stroller went viral and social media. her mother was severely injured and the strike on doctors haven't told her about her daughter saying they feared the news would kill her. the body of pakistan's former primary. so emerson con is dominating regional by elections in the region with the biggest population is supporters have been celebrating after alley results showed cons, pci party as one most of the 20 seats up for grabs in punjab province. the results could have national implications. prime minister shab

while funds have been bridging across south western europe, burning of thousands of hectic forest and forcing people from their homes. a scorching heat wave, its fueling, the places and farms and spain temperatures are expected to hit record highs and percent this week. an investigation into the response to the you've all day school shooting has accused police of grievously poor decision making. only $400.00 officers were at the scene of the attack, but failed to take action for more than an hour. the shoot a killed 19 elementary school students and 2 teachers before he was confronted and killed by police. mike had a reports. if there's only one thing that i can tell you is there were multiple systemic failures. the 3 members of the bipartisan texas house committee held a news conference to discuss the report. it comes just a few days after this new security camera footage was released. the sound to the children, screaming on editor doubt, but it shows local police arriving 2 minutes after the shooting started. as you approached the classroom door, but then retreat back down the corri

it's still sweltering in south—western europe where wildfires have come sooner, more intense, frequentg. 900 firefighters are still cycling around ten fires across portugal, one firefighter killed as his plane crashed as he was putting out flames in this region. it hit a july record reaching 47 celsius on thursday before dropping slightly on friday. translation: this got a bit worse i this morning because the wind change and started coming in this direction and thankfully the wind is now pushing it that way. if it has continued this way, it would have burnt everything. in western spain, thousands of hectares of forest have burnt as firefighters and the emergency services try to bring the blaze under control. in the southern province of malaga, 15 airborne units battled a wildfire on friday as the six—day heatwave continues. it's a worrying time for hundreds of evacuees here. police drove up and down the road with their sirens on and everyone was told to leave, just leave. no instructions, where to go, leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house in the south of spain and th

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heat wave is likely to spread from south in europe towards the not indeed, as you've just seen from your switches there, that we've had intense heat done in the south western parts of europe. so mainly spain and portugal also north west africa with that is basic units start lifting its way north, over this weekend and into early next week. and it's a few factors behind it. as mentioned, also not reports been exceptionally dry to the ground is very, very dry, very easy to burn. but that's also good for transporting the heat. and then also maintaining its intensity all the way to places like northern france, even in places like northern england, all the way up to scotland. for example, we've got basically a perfect weather pattern for delivering this heat. also the surface conditions are just primed to break those records. as we said, even higher temperature, as i expected in the coming days, are the forest fires that are happening likely to continue through summer? yeah, we do get wild fires quite regularly across the mediterranean, especially throat summer, but we've seen in that trend it increased the intensity and more kind of white spread nature of thes

on, sat here and do i have written a we've seen an awful lot of read on the weather map in south western europe. and of course those forest fires have been raging through areas there. but where's the red going in europe, while the red has now made its way, it's just hopped across the channel and the, and we are looking at some very high temperatures as have go on through the day. then, of course, is rory mention we have seen that red extreme heat warning issued temperatures said, pushing further northward send those high temperatures round this area of low pressure around that of the side of an area of high pressure. we are looking at the temperatures peaking as we go on to morrow, i suspect that we're going to see the highest temperatures. and then when we go on into or choose day freshen up a long last i will be pleased to see somewhat fresh of weather coming over. just focus on the u. k. and s laser said london where we're showing 36 on the chart here . maybe a degree or 2 higher than that. you go on into tomorrow. are we getting up to route $38.00? i suspect the highest temperature is likel

more than 11,000 people have been forced to leave france's south—western gironde region, from where our europeorrespondent, jessica parker, sent us this report. the fight to tackle flames ripping through forests in south—western france. they have been battling these fires for days. 1a,000 people have now been evacuated across the area of gironde. it went so fast. and the fire, too, was big, big, big. my friends woke me up and i was like, "0k, what do i take in my room?" manon was working and living at a local campsite. for now, this conference and is her home. it's also become an office for this campsite workers. the region's beaches and forests a huge attraction, but now plans have changed. right now, this morning, we took the schedule on monday. we're calling everybody, saying, "no need to move. "come on monday." we do the same for tuesday, and so on and so on. others here wait for news, or the chance to dash home to fetch what they left behind. we're trying to get our cat, so we're going to go to the village, escorted by police, and try to get the cat and get out. you can see the smoke bill

how do things looked a night in south—western france? our european you tell us? it has been a day _ lucy, what can you tell us? it has been a day of _ been a day of extraordinary temperatures here and a dozen records broken all along this western coast of france and that hasn�*t made the job of firefighters easier. they are tackling blazes in two broad areas. you saw one of them in jest�*s two broad areas. you saw one of them injest�*s report, this is the other one. we have beenjust down the road and the fire trucks are out there tonight still trying to tackle those blazes and get them under control. a total of over 30,000 people have been evacuated from these two areas, more than 16,000 hectares of land have been destroyed and this afternoon we got news of a third blaze beginning in an area south of here. that meant resources had to be diverted to try and stamp that fire out before it also got out of control. temperatures are due to drop here tomorrow but because conditions are so dry and the winds are so changeable, fire chiefs are saying that ma

meanwhile, more than 100 square kilometres are ablaze in france's south—western gironde region, from where our europerespondent, jessica parker, has sent us this report. the fight to tackle flames ripping through forest in south—western france. they have been battling these fires for days. 1a,000 people have now been evacuated across the area of gironde. everything went so fast, and the fire, too, was big, big, big. and my friends woke me up and i was like, 0k, this is very serious, what do i take in my room? manon was working and living at a local campsite. for now, this conference centre is her home. it has also become an office for these campsite workers, the region's beaches and forests a huge attraction, but now things have changed. attraction, but now things have chanced. ., , ., changed. right now, this morning we are sa in: changed. right now, this morning we are saying no — changed. right now, this morning we are saying no need _ changed. right now, this morning we are saying no need to _ changed. right now, this morning we are saying no need to come - changed. right now, this morning we are

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western europe and parts of north africa. in portugal, the government says more than 650 people, mostly elderly, have died due to the extreme heat over the last week. in southhorities say the situation is deteriorating. 0ur europe correspondent, jessica parker, has more. a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and here in south—western france, where, in gironde, today... oh, la, la! ..the blaze reached the shore. it's driven people from their homes to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me to leave, i but i wanted to stay, so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. voila. she worries for her house, and then spots something. canadairs — water bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods, an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big difference - with climate change. we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are the most dangerous. this road, which leads up to the evac

meanwhile, more than 100 square kilometres are ablaze in france's south—western gironde region, from where our europe us this report. clea n swee p clean sweep in as they try to contain the fire is raging in south—western france. people have to be evacuated from the area today as flames ripped through the forest. a second blaze closer to the coast has seen 10,000 people evacuated. everything went fast, and the fire was big, big, big. my friends got me out, and i was like, 0k, what do i take? ,, . , out, and i was like, 0k, what do i take? ,, .,, ., ~ out, and i was like, 0k, what do i take? ,, ., ~ ., out, and i was like, 0k, what do i take? ,, ., , ., ~ ., ., take? she was working and living at a local campsite. _ take? she was working and living at a local campsite. for— take? she was working and living at a local campsite. for now, - take? she was working and living at a local campsite. for now, this - a local campsite. for now, this conference centre is her home. 0thers wait here for news or the chance to dash back to fetch what they left behind. we are going to try to go back to -et we are going

more than 11,000 people have been forced to leave france's south—western gironde region, from where our europeorrespondent, jessica parker, sent us this report. the fight to tackle flames through western france. they have been battling these fires four days. 1a,000 people have now been evacuated across the area of gironde. it went so fast, and the fire as well as big, big, big. my friends woke me up and i was like, 0k, what do i take in my room? ,, . , like, 0k, what do i take in my room? ,, .,, ., ~ like, 0k, what do i take in my room? ,, ., ~ ., room? she was working and livin: at room? she was working and living at a — room? she was working and living at a local _ room? she was working and living at a local campsite - room? she was working and living at a local campsite for now. this conference and is her home. it has also become an office for this comes workers. the popular. everybody is saying, come on monday, we do the same for tuesday, and so on and so on. others here wait for news. all others here wait for news. all the chance to — home to fetch what they left behind. we the chance to

well everyone knows everyone reads what isn't it 's just a terrible heat now reigns eh in western europe in the southntinent in france in great britain in germany the air temperature reaches 35 -40 degrees it's just unbelievable well, of course, ukrainians are already worried about whether such heat will reach us well, 35-40 degrees will not reach us, er, a hot air mass, it will approach, but er, on the way, it will transform, hmm, so to speak will lose its degrees, so hot as hell tomorrow, residents of the western regions will already feel such warmer, hotter weather, because there the air temperature will fluctuate between 27-31°. well, agree that about 30° for july is nothing to worry about. it's not 38 39 and even more so not plus 40, and finally the territory of ukraine in general, a comfortable thermal situation will hold 21:27 degrees 21:26 the truth is that we will talk about them right away, i want to say it will there will be very little sun in ukraine, but when will we look around each part of the territory of ukraine, of course, we will talk about these are the differences in air temperat

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and continuing on, fire fighters were across europe, have travel to south western this lavinia to help fight unprecedented wall fires. as he said, the cross region, which is popular with high case has been badly affected out there is gas. blue bay is there and sent this update the 5 to be the biggest finds, levine and history continues for the 8th days. we are now at the helicopter base from where there are and interventions from the ground here. these the here are the helicopters offs. levine, an army, and the police, and also from the countries neighboring countries, italy, austria, hungary, and cray shot. there is also how from serbia and romania on the ground, thou $1500.00 fire workers. they are fighting the fire now for already a days. by now, so a lot of help from local locos and all saw from the of people all over slovenia. oh, we expect that this far will continue for at least couple of days. for now, there were no casualties at all. there are some houses, one house that is being burned, but for now, the one of the main problem is all saw. the wind, which is complicating the s

wimbledon as a result of that, but for much a sachet it is fine and dry across good part of western europe down was a south across a good pass, a spike, add ports, go all the way across the other side, ultimate, it's right in not too bad, never pay performance. that as we go on into sunday, things a good deal more agreeable. lots of hot sun shot across northern africa, still hot up towards mediterranean coast, with plenty of showers there for west africa. ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you also contract in order for it to solve this problem informed opinions, international communities on the corpus. my security i'm that creates a government has knowledge to be seen in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back watching al jazeera mind. if our top stories is out, protested, have stormed one of libya's rival parliaments in

result of that, but for much of sash day, it is fine and dry across the good part of western europe. doubt was a south across the good part of spain and portugal. all the way across the other side of the mediterranean. not too bad in a repeat performance that as we go on into sunday things a good deal more agreeable. lots of hot sunshine across northern africa are still hot up towards mediterranean coast with plenty of showers. there for west africa. ah, how and why did it become so obsessed? with this law, we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals and human rights abusers accountable. they're gonna rip this deal apart if they take the white house of 2025. what is the world hearing what we're talking about pi american today, you'll weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line, unprompted and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center on al jazeera. ah ah. well, we'll come back, but it's just remind you of our top stories now. at least 21 people have died off the russian missiles hit residential areas near ukraine's port city of odessa. the overnight

western europe and parts of north africa. with the latest, here's our europe correspondent, jessica parker. a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and here in southtoday... oh, la, la! ..the blaze reached the shore. it's driven people from their homes to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me| to leave but i wanted to stay, so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. voila. she worries for her house, and then spots something. canadairs — water—bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods — an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big i difference with climate change. we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are the most dangerous. this road, which leads up to the evacuated village of cazaux, is closed off, and what they're really trying to do here is stop the fire from spreading from this side of the road to this side of the road, but the winds have just picked up a little

meanwhile, more than 100 square kilometres are ablaze in france's south—western gironde region, from where our europed through the forest. a second blaze closer to the coast has seen 10,000 people evacuated. everything went so fast, and the fire, too, was big, big, big. and my friends woke me up and i was like, ok, what do i take in my room? manon was working and living at a local campsite. for now, this conference centre is her home. others waited for news for the chance to dash back to fetch what they left behind. we are trying to get our cat, so we are going to go to the village, escorted by police, and try to get the cat and get out. you can see the smoke billowing in the distance, and it was not like that a couple of hours ago. it means that people who are waiting here to be quickly escorted back into the village of casseuil to fetch pets that were left behind, perhaps personal belongings as well — that's been put on hold. authorities say around 10,000 hectares of land have been ravaged by the flames in the gironde region. translation: last night, in order to maintain this — translation: last ni

mark lobel reports. it's still sweltering in south—western europe where wildfires have come sooner, more's a worrying time for hundreds of evacuees here.— it's a worrying time for hundreds of evacuees here. police drove up and down the road _ evacuees here. police drove up and down the road with _ evacuees here. police drove up and down the road with their _ evacuees here. police drove up and down the road with their sirens i evacuees here. police drove up and down the road with their sirens on | down the road with their sirens on and everyone was told to leave, just leave. no instructions, where to go, leave. no instructions, where to go, leave. ., ., ., ~ ., leave. you have worked all your life to bu a leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice _ leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house _ leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house in _ leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house in the _ leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house in the south i leave. you have worked all your life to buy a nice house in the south ofl to b

europe remains on high alert. bethany bell, bbc news, malaga. in south—westernn evacuated from the popular tourist region of la gironde. 0ur europe correspondent jessica parker reports the road there heads up to the village of cazaux which has been evacuated and residents are hanging around this area and at an evacuation centre nearby as well, hoping to get the chance to dash back into the village under escort in order to feed their animals that they left behind, for example. we've talked to people who want to get back and see that their cat is ok. but the situation, firefighters tell us, is pretty changeable at the moment. i mean, you can't see any smoke here right now. but yesterday, for example, when we were near the evacuation centre, one moment, the skies were clear, the next, there were large plumes of smoke coming out in the distance. this morning, we've seen two canadair water bombers going across the sky, heading in towards the direction of the village. and this area is very popular with holiday—makers. and something that's happened is lots of campsites

south coast of portugal. forests are a flame in southern europe. after days of searing heat, wildfires continue to spread. in south—westernhe countryside around salamanca in spain was on fire. in portugal, the flames reached one of the country's main motorways. the emergency services are on high alert. in the algarve, some holiday—makers decided to go home early when the flames got too close. artie to go home early when the flames got too close. ~ ., a, to go home early when the flames got too close. ~ ., ., , a. , too close. we are leaving because the fire was _ too close. we are leaving because the fire was apparently _ too close. we are leaving because the fire was apparently controlled | the fire was apparently controlled yesterday but is coming very close to our house. we were renting for one week of holiday and we decided not to stay, with the risk of fire so close to us.— so close to us. portugal has experienced _ so close to us. portugal has experienced record - so close to us. portugal has experienced record high - so close to us. portugal has _ experienced record high temperatures this week. the grim reality.— t

western business communities. because the population of the global south is much greater than that of europe in the united states. much of the businesses have left europe and have gone to asia, most of the energy producers on western countries. and the united states and the europeans have antagonized so many powerful countries that they've actually pushed them closer to each other and away from western power. so in my opinion, the downfall of the western empire is mostly, or at least a large extent, their own doing professor, thank you very much for joining us. that was professor site may have made mirandi of the university of tara and now t, the ukraine war with the netscape vishal say to boys and a girl, a jess 7 there amongst the latest victims of the ukrainian army shelling in the republics capital hospital and a kindergartener also said to have been hit in the northwest of the next city. the russian defense ministry has published this video showing the ukrainian army being targeted by artillery fire images that you're seeing right now. show rushes grad, artillery units which working close cooperation with dro

sometimes when i watch the reaction of different countries, not only western europe, but also the reaction of the countries in southrica, let's say india or china, i have the impression that they are watching what is happening in ukraine, how do you understand what series on netflix? and what will happen in the next series, we understand what will happen in the next series here in ukraine, we understand how dangerous it is for all our ukrainians who live near us, including with those who is subjected to daily torture and bombing and destruction, we understand this, but against this background, there is still a certain misunderstanding in the world, an obvious situation that is not happening to the end. well, they understand what is happening in ukraine, it is connected with russian propaganda, which works quite actively in the west is it due to the weakness of the ukrainian diplomat, who cannot tell or let's say show everything to the world, although it seems to me that it can be bigger , let's say, than the tribune of the un general assembly, where ukraine constantly articulates these issues and constantly explain

to entice them to come to a place like ohio or arizona or texas rather than taiwan or south korea or western europeropean union is there working on their own version as well so they are playing world governments off each other and hold a big sway in this debate. the influence over our political system is a big one. the response from the backers of the bill is it's worth the spending to make sure we are not reliant on other nations for the most advanced semiconductor technology because it's economically important and to the military as well. host: the tax credits are a big part of the final spending stuff explain how that works. guest: there is like 54 billion dollars in initial subsidies that are seed money to get these people off the ground. if you are a semiconductor company that has a factory here, then there is a tax credit, a production text edit to continue producing those for 10 years. that's from 2023-2027. that's if you're factory comes into service between 23 and 27, you can take advantage of the text edit stop we will continue to give them tax breaks for continuing to produce microchips

western europe. parts of spain reach 43 degrees. the southnot allow violent criminals to terrorise people following the murder of 19 people in two separate shootings in bars. police say they don't believe the two shootings are linked but the incidents have refocused attention on south africa's crime rate and what's driving it, as gail maclellan reports. though south africa has one of the highest per capita murder rates in the world, two incidents this past weekend have left people reeling. in one in orlando, eastern soweto, gunmen opened fire with rifles and pistols. gunmen opened fire with rifles and pistols-— and pistols. what we know is that the assailants _ and pistols. what we know is that the assailants just - that the assailants just entered into that space while people were enjoying themselves and shot randomly into them. as to what is the motive, currently we don't know but our detectives are hard at work. but there are 20,000 murders a yearin but there are 20,000 murders a year in south africa and problems in the police force mean t

, sometimes i follow the reaction of various states, not only in western europe, but also the reaction of the countries located in south america, shall we say there i have the impression of india or china that they are watching what is happening in ukraine like a series on netflix, i understand. and what will happen in the next series, we understand what will happen in the next series here in ukraine, we understand how dangerous it is for all our e- ukrainians who live next to us, including those who are subjected to torture, bombing and destruction on a daily basis, we understand this, but against this background, there is still a certain misunderstanding in the world, an obvious situation that is not happening to the end. well, they understand that is happening in ukraine, is it connected with russian propaganda, which works quite actively in the west, or is it connected with the weakness of ukrainian diplomacy, which cannot tell or, let's say, show everything to the world, although it seems to me that it can be bigger, let's say, than the tribune of the general assembly the un, where ukraine constantly articulates t