u. k. understood the streets incurred is controlled north and serial. where mass, i mean it's become a rallying cry. your honors accused the u. s. and other western states of using the protest to destabilize these land republic. ali for told the judge is a germany, radiate political scientist based in berlin. a welcome to d, w. at 10 days of these protest open protests in the streets is not unusual for iran . well, it's not unusual since we've also seen protest in the last few years, but the ferocity of the present protest maybe something extraordinary. and this also goes back to the overwhelming presence of women at the forefront of this protest movement. encouraging their meal kind of parts to take part in them. and also the social compensation is certainly wider than in the past. but the 1st ra city is stronger and stronger for everyone to see. right, so we have 76 deaths. so the involvement of women in this process doesn't seem to have the state. the hand of the author says they now say that they will bill decisively with protests. what is that likel

u. k. and of germany. that's why they happened to be in the u. k. at the moment of but it's understood that megan, who has probably we, i think it's fair to say cause a lot of the friction within the royal family. the son you haven't seen i to why is not on her way to buy more aware. as prince harry is, but of course prince william's wife kate has not gone either. so i guess that balance is it out from that point of view, but at least it will reduce the tension any tension that there could be uh, that is very serious and difficult time for the roll family. alex, thank you so much for that. i'm carl. i want to come back to you with a queen, elizabeth. she's been a symbol of stability through 15 prime ministers. so many changes. now, though, united kingdom is facing a number of very serious challenges, isn't it? yes, absolutely. is absolutely amazing when you just think back at the all the history, all the prime ministers, various wars and conflicts and economic crises that the queen has been here for that she's witness. and that she's helped a guide the country through. and now is certa

understood, anom sir anonymous cache, worth around 1100000000. bear in mind that america has already sent our committee to around $9000000000.00 worth of weapons already. the u. k as well has slapped additional sanctions on what they describe as russians having been involved in organizing and implementing this. what they say is an illegal referendum. adalia also said interestingly, that ukrainians found to have taken part in this referendum, certainly organizing it, faced trees and charges and outs of 5 years in jail. he also said that in no way was ukrainians him updated by russia's nuclear threats. we know that said president putin made a veil to straight about potentially using nuclear weapons. he said that this makes absolutely no difference to ukraine's policy and strategy. they would continue to push forward to d, occupying his words, all of russian occupied territory, the territory that russia controls on, on that front, some interesting lines coming out overnight about fighting in the east most particularly around a very strategic town called lea man. that is a just north of the town of the slough. janski's. huge strategic importance visit is a massive

u. k. is kind of view of it and how you see her as a kind of global leader, global figure. i think one of the things it's not understood about her properly, is the extent to which she was a stabilizing force. not just in the transition from empire commonwealth and international affairs, but also enormously stabilizing effect on british politics. that's something that i think a lot of numbers and maybe even some books written don't completely understand because she was seen as being very hands off from her own government. and that was true. that was stated policy, the g at here, traverse frivolously. but the role of the monarch is in part to make sure that his or her government does not conduct itself in a way that is unconstitutional. or at odds with the sort of fundamental and founding values of the british of the british government system. and they are the, all the monarch is the ultimate enforcer that some of that is derived from the position of the monarchy itself. but the queen was also so enormously popular. again, the most popular figure, public life and generations in britain that there really wasn't a single p

that's in addition to what is understood to be already around $9000000000.00 of committed a military aid from the u. s. the u. k has already announced additional sanctions on people. it says we're organizing that referendum. russians organizing the referendum in some of these areas which are occupied. and as we heard the presidential advisor, that speaking about that main reason why this is actually seen as being such a false by the guidance is that the russians do not control all these areas. for examples, apparitions, ya, it doesn't even control the regional capital zappa regime city. just before we wrap up here in terms of what's been happening militarily over night, in and around the front lines, we're hearing reports of heavy fighting around the city of li man. now that's a is to the southern section of where we've seen a huge pushed by ukranian forces in recent weeks is counter offensive south of car cave li man of huge and poems because it is a massive railway hub. president zalinski said in the last couple days and this was echoed yesterday by his advisors saying that there were there military's priorit