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in 30 minutes on d w. putin's war ukraine is also shaking up the world economy, the heavy sanctions on not only putting russia on the pressure, europe wants to free itself from its energy dependency. china fears for its conceal markets and in the poorest countries, new families are in a business, especially in 90 minutes. on d. w. o . a man with the memories of a woman. ali from syria is born in a female body and forced into marriage, break to his escape will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be on the spur, badly. oh, in battery credit, that will go through with it. i was born in stuart's march 30th on d w. ah, this is d t o v news and these are our top stories. a ukrainian lawmaker is reporting that around 130 people have been rescued from a bombed theater in the besieged city of mattie pulp. ukraine accuses russian forces of targeting the building, which was sheltering hundreds of civilians. russia denies responsibility for the attack. well, that.

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w. ah, there's putin's war in ukraine continues, the knock on effects rippling across the world. businesses are struggling to get goods between europe and asia. even supply chains inside europe are affected, threatening livelihoods, driving up prices. everyday goods and rising prices are also affecting argent times inflation, debt and stagnant wages increasing the pressure of some to leave better opportunities elsewhere. also coming up james bond now, what amazon that sells the retailers video, snaps of movie studio and gm. the deal was 8 and a half $1000000000.00. i'm daniel winter and you're watching dw business. thanks for joining us. rushes invasion of ukraine isn't just sending oil prices sky high and creating volatility on financial markets. it's also hitting global supply chains that could lead to significant price hikes for just about everything. these cargo pallets are headed for destinations in china. and here at germany's leading cargo airport in frankfort space is running out. for instance, for pharmaceutical goods or machine parts. before rushes, invasion of ukraine,

and how do russians actually view putin's war focused on europe? next to w, and to the conflict zone with tips of sdn rushes, president putin has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on the higher left is the nato alliance of credible determine how real. this is spectra of a 3rd world war generals to richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando of the nato alliance. i my guest this week from london. conflict zone you in 60 minutes. oh, d, w. oh. are driven by the merciless greed, others are fighting the destruction organic. when the invaders came to prison, they shut down the native to be the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale. burton and grabbers are exploiting b, amazon rain forest. indigenous peoples are now bravely opposing them because it's not only the earth's brains loans that are dying to the rain. first we cease to exist and or people die out. a long term report from the heart of brazil starts march 9th on d. w with hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks for joining us today.

the measures also hit the inner circle of president vladimir putin. d w, as christine manuel has more from brussels. as russia continues to bear arms, ukraine with bomb, the european union has delivered its latest blow to the kremlin with a fresh round of sanctions. they are designed to punish moscow for the death and devastation it has brought on its neva. the measures will be felt in russia by both the ordinary and the elite. they include banning the export of luxury goods to russia, stopping, steal product imports from russia, freezing the assets of the billionaire oligarchy, rowman abroad, rich and others close to vladimir putin and denying russia special trading access into the e u market. the ear says this new round of sanctions will put more economic pressure on the kremlin further crippling its ability to finance the invasion in the ukraine. but the block is still sending hundreds of millions of euro's into rushes covers every single day. that money is payment for the oil and gas. europe buys from russia to keep the heating and lights on banding r

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that has been ponding xi and putin the last few years. wnt to see a new international order more affordable to authoritarian governments. at this stage few people see china pull back from their close ties with russia despite repeated warnings from the u.s. rosemary. >> that's steven jiang joining us live from beijing. many thanks. >>> as we reported earlier this hour, nato allies are meeting in brussels this week to address the russian invasion. u.s. president joe biden will be there where he will meet with g7 and eu leaders, followed by a visit to poland to address the growing humanitarian crisis growing. arlette sainz has more. >> reporter: president zelenskyy is set to embark on a high stakes endeavor this week as u.s. and allies find ways to punish russia as they defend themselves against this invasion. here in washington on monday, president biden will meet with business leaders as he outlines the u.s. response to russia's invasion. and then on wednesday, he will travel to europe where he will hit the ground running on thursday with a

many on the list of what the situation may force president putin to adopt even deadlier measures. d w. william blue cross has more yet, let's remember that putin deployed nearly 200000 troops to your cranes borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet. but we might be seeing signs of that starting to change after light, fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favor. now you might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bellow, roof that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troop transports these kinds of heavy armored heavy mechanize vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in supplies that need to

my can pill russian president vladimir putin to opt for even deadly emissions de w. william glue croft picks up that pop the story now. yeah, let's remember that putin deployed nearly 200000 troops to ukraine's borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet, but we might be seeing signs of that starting to change after light fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favor. now you might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bella roof, that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troops transports these kinds of heavy armored heavy mechanize vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in su

w business before we go, here's a reminder of our top story. this. our western powers announced new sanctions against russian. oligarchs, in hopes of upping the pressure on vladimir putin and his inner circle. and that's it from me and the dw business team here in berlin. you can find out more online d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube, under the dw news channel, or c beardsley, to watch it through with a to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. all meant us uncertainty in ukraine as people wait to see how brutal the 2nd stage of russia on slow down by country might be let me poke to this you. thanks. if you're trying to wipe you crate off the map, come the destruction already devastating. get worse. to the point with d, w really need this into the conflict zone with sebastian rushes. president putin has reminded the world that he's massy of nuclear arsenal. by placing it on the higher left is the nato. a line of credit will determine how we'll business spectra of a 3rd world more general. so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando of the nato alliance and my guest this week from london, a conflict zone you in 6

putin's war? focus on europe. next to w, to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. ominous uncertainty in ukraine as people wait to see how brutal the 1st and 2nd stage of russia onslaught by a country might be flooding their poke to this effect. if we're trying to wipe you crate off the map, come the destruction already devastating. get worse to the point in 60 minutes on d w. oh. hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform with you know this. i know we are not afraid to happen delicate topic because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution that future loans with 77 percent every weekend on d w. mm. mm ah, hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks for joining us today. rush us war against ukraine is one that will have major repercussions for the entire continent . the imprinted will leave on europe as unforeseeable, even today.

move is part of what he package of ececomomic sanions on russia in storyndnd quote a powerful blow w putin's war machine. we made this decision in close consultation with our alallies a a our ptners around theeorld, particularly in europe because a united respoe my overridingocus to keep.been nato and all of the eu and our allies. totally unite now, the president acknowledgdged t t moe could push gas prices even higher now the average price of gas around the bay areaumped about eight cents overnight regular gas in san francisco now 5 72 a gallon and san jose. it's oakland, the e ate averageow 5 57 a gallon and people are lining up all around the bay area gas staons with the lowest prices. sky foxx was over costco in livermore. as the lines grew longer. their lines were even longeger at the costco gas station in san leandro. many driver are willing to wa in those lines if it means saving some cash on that fill up and hayward cars wrappedround a gas station for just a few nnies less than other stations . we'll obey area deals with the nation highest gasoline prices . gornor gavin newsom unveil

within the united states or amongst our allies will only strengthen vladimir putin and strengthen his resolve that he can win w ws war. and we must resist him and his deeply cynical efforts however necessary. we must be united in this moment. so far our community has precisely been our greatest asset in resisting putin's and unity amongst people in solidarity with ukraine to american unity with our european allies. i hope our republican colleagues in this chamber will work with us and the administration to stay unified with a strong aid package. we do not know how this crisis will evolve. but one thing that will not change is the need to maintain a united front so long as vladimir putin continues down his path of violence. for that reason the senate will continue working in the weeks to come on a strong aid package thatou will erase any doubt whee our allegiance life. now, on another subject tonight president biden come to the u.s. capitol and deliver the first state of the union of his presidency. when ever they nation take stock of the state of our union it's important to know where we are today compared to

putin. i'm thank you for that to terry d. w correspondent, attorney schultz at nato headquarters. so what his daily life like in ukraine, when the bombs and missiles afford well, donald flatters, are us citizen, a new crime. he joins us on the line from the city. harrison in the south of the country, which is not said to be under russian control. a welcome to d w. donald, how are you i looks like with los i are you. you've had donald flat. ah, it looks like we're, it's last utsa lives. it eyes lead cert, move on. apologies for that. the past week, her see no german chancellor alive sholtes overturned several major longstanding policies. he suspended the north stream to gas pipeline, boosted the military budget. a st weapons to ukraine, for there is a step, is not prepared to take sending troops to fight, as he made clear on a visit to a military base near berlin. war raging in europe and german troops sent to defend nato's borders. they were gone. i'm either through grammar over all our shorts. we had expected that his 1st visit to army command would come under different circumsta

w. karen. what if president putin were to use energy as a weapon and cut gas supplies to europe? i mean, in the, in the short term, i don't think much would happen apart from rising prices. i mean, that is still a threat that is out there. but the longer basically he is delivering, he is exporting fossil fuels, especially gas, be less problematic. the situation becomes because winter is progressing. the real problem would occur next winter because we would have to fill our reserves in the summer. it would feel the gap in the winter the entire winter. so that would be the real problem. europe and germany in particular say, energy sources need to be diversified away from russian fossil fuels. how quickly is that possible? i mean, what is possible is to some extent to increase the imports off l n g. although there is capacity limits with respect to those imports, there's currently only some limits or some of them, it's not reached in the south of europe. and then it's of course, always the option to re fire up and to reuse more coal, to potentially in germany. let the last remaining

. >> in 2001 putin had the first face-to-face meeting with george w. bush. pair seemed to hit it off. >> putin knew everything about president bush. >> putin describing how his religious mother how she kept across and never stop believing in god. bush himself as a born-again christian and easily fooled rating also gave an. >> i look the man in the eye and i found to be very straightforward and trustworthy. we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul. >> how is that even possible. it is basically an intelligence operation, it was a covid influence operation that putin continuously runs. >> bush regrets. this was the end of the period of putin as a reasonable person or as a reasonable leader. >> as putin merged on the world stage he sets back at home, the economy starts to pick up in the early 2000 and around 2003 or so world energy prices start to go up quite a bit in the price of oil goes up a lot which means the russian budget has a lot more money than i had before. >> russians with much, much better. the standard of living rose and o

now, i ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin tonight, the world united in its condemnation of vladimir putin to moore, to day at the un, a 141 countries voted to condemn the russian invasion of ukraine. calling for an immediate withdrawal. the russian forces, the resolution revealing the kremlin now has very few friends. also coming up french president emanuel micron calls the russian invasion of ukraine. a new era for europe is announcing a boost in defense spending and civilian casualties mount as russia steps of its attacks on ukrainian cities, russia claiming it now a house control of the black sea port, city of harrison. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this wednesday, we begin with much of the world against the war of russian president vladimir putin . today, the united nations general assembly adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw its military from the country. the historic resolution won the support of a $141.00 countries. only 5 countries voted against it before the vote ukrainian ambass

putin's war? focus on europe. in 60 minutes, d, w. o. is increasing every year in many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destinations and drowning in plastic white. we read wine that we could look at the consul for a year. euro exports over 1000000000 tons of plastic with another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for minds. ah, russia has stepped up. it's a tax across ukraine. the largest invasion for seen in europe since the 2nd world war. and if that's not serious enough, russia's president putin has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on higher alert. he will seek to apply maximum force. so if nuclear is part of that also, and he feels that he which it is and he feels it's going to give him an advantage. i've no doubt that he, we should be prepared for him to use it. that's jen rossa. richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando with the nato a lie.

w? >> from the?, vladimir putin expansion has been a red herring.has used it to justify his attempt to grab land that is prosecuting in ukraine. it is not really what vladimir putin is after. i don't think he considered ukraine to be a security threat tousa. so ukrainians are willing to meet some russian demands. neutrality is being considered. not 20 nato -- not joining nato. he's going to have to submit this to the population in some kind of a referendum and ironclad guarantees from western partners, including members the security council, the u.n., to keep ukraine well protected. ukraine cannot remain demilitarized. it has to be well protected. once again, ukrainians are very much ready to negotiate. at the question is, if vladimir putin continues to claim to his obsession to try and control all of ukraine and control his politics and to install -- amy: based on the reports in the russian media to the russian people, it looks like he will claim victory by consolidating attacks in the east and really focus on talking about donbas and crimea. peter

w. bush talked about putin's soul, which was later mocked by hillary clinton. >> i found him to be very we had a very good dialogue. i was able to get a sense of his soul, he's a man deeply committed to his country. >> this is the president that looked in the soul of putin. i could have told him he was a kgb agent. by definition, he doesn't have a soul. this is a waste of time, right? >> a waste of time, but one that the united states and its diplomats have to contend with. putin has also tried to play administration off each other. he did not practice democracy at home, but has some understanding of politics of democracy. hillary clinton was trying her own version of russian outreach meeting with sergey lavrov to present a giant reset button that was supposed to symbolize a jump-start for these two countries' relationship. >> we want to reset our relationship. >> let's press it together. >> we will do it together, okay? [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. >> you are very welcome. >> that's the warmth of diplomacy? many diplomats try, you see lavrov is the same one trump would later ho

the public embarrassment attached to it may compel russian president vladimir putin to opt for even deadlier measures. d w. william blue croft picks up that part of the story now. yeah, let's remember that putin deployed nearly 200000 troops to ukraine's borders in the last few months, which means many of them have not actually been committed to combat yet, but we might be seeing signs of that starting change after light fast attacks around the country appear not to be going quite in rushes favorite. i might have heard, and we've talked about already, this massive russian convoy put together from forces based in bella roof, that's ukraine's northern border. now, satellite imagery shows it is heading towards the capital cave and it's grown in the last couple of days, apparently stretching 65 kilometers made up of hundreds of vehicles. that's tanks, artillery troop transports these kinds of heavy armored, heavy, mechanized vehicles. now, we don't know exactly how this kind of equipment is going to be used when it's going to reach, keep moving. this amount of armor at once takes a long time. there's fuel in

putin is targetingai, quote, traitors. he sounds paranoid. he also looks extremely puffy. y that's my observation. i've talkedbser to people that w the intelligence. they they believe that there's something seriously wrong or different about putin at this time. i'll leave that for others tooto decide and i'm not sure what to make of the foreign minister. isthe turned around during a flight to china and headed t back to moscow. what's that all about? how do you interpret those ? ents so i think one thing aboutbo vladimir putin understanding and intentions is of the highest priority for our intelligence communityig. every time there's a summit, you know, that's an f opportuniy for us to get a good look at him close up.m president biden had one with him a year ago, which would have been a good time, by the way, foror us to have given ukraine all the military equipment that they need nowre might have deterred russia from invading in the first placed ir so's putin's health and we've got, you know, leadershipok analysts in the intelligence community who look at these videos of him and track his potential health sickness and other thing

that biden likes to tell that he said to putin one time i have looked in your eyes and i don't think you have a soul. of course, playing off that famous george what is in biden's mind when he looks at vladimir putin. >> how is president biden's personal relationship, the dynamic with putin over the years shaping the tone for his meetings with nato and european allies this week? last time, biden and putin met was last june in geneva. i was there covering that summit and it was relatively successful at least at the time that's what u.s. and russian officials suggested. >> yeah, and of course the last time they spoke on the phone was about a week before the invasion of ukraine began. and what we are seeing with this trip to brussels this week is very much part of the dynamic that biden wants to have with putin, and deny the dynamic they think putin wants which is a one-on-one washington versus moscow situation here. biden has very purposely left this to a lot of allies to be the ones talking with putin recently. has made it so that it doesn't look like america is telling the world what to do when it comes to sanctions even though a lot of the san

w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. putin's war condemned by the world. a 141 countries have voted yes, on a resolution demanding that russia withdraw all of its troops from ukraine. the un resolution is non binding, but it since a clear message to the kremlin that it has few friends left also coming up civilian casualties. mount is russia. steps of its attacks on ukrainian cities, buildings in car heath are ablaze, and russia is now claiming control of the black sea port city of cares. or although ukraine denies that saying that fighting their content and as hundreds of thousands fleet, some return to fight will meet a ukrainian willing to risk everything to defend his home country. ah. i break off is good to have you with us on this wednesday. we begin with much of the world against the war of russian president vladimir putin today, the united nations general assembly adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw all of its military from the country. the historic resolution won the

putin. michael w with eiss, always so great to hear from you thank you. >>> secretary of state antony blinken confirmed today an american citizen was killed in ukraine. he didn't give any other information about who it is or what exactly happened. but a warning, the video we're about to show you may be disturbing in a post on facebook, police in ukraine wrote that an american was among those killed during that attack in the northern city of chernihiv, that's where the russian troops reportedly shot at and killed at least ten people who were waiting on a bread line we did this story yesterday. moscow denies those allegations, but in a separate facebook post, a person who says she's the victim's sister, identifies him as jimmy hall, a long-time professor at a university in kyiv, according to his facebook page hall's sister alleges that the russian snipers gunned down the victims. we've not been able to verify her claims >>> coverage of the war continues. inside kyiv, people are sorting through the rubble of their homes and mourning loved ones lost as they try to put words to what's happening ar

putin's war. oh, early i spoke to de w correspondent conley in chief and asked him how the news of the s drive on those 2 children's hospitals has been received in the training capitol. most people i've spoken to don't really have anything, can't, don't find any words because it is just so shocking. i think it is clear to people now that this is all out. well, this is definitely not the special operation development brewton is trying to call it. this is a war though, of the kind that europe pretty hasn't seen. probably since the 2nd world war. and people are expecting this to get a lot bloodier and a lot more dangerous for civilians in the days to come. we've had those failed attempts to civilian corridors to get people out to marry paul though to failed several times the ukrainians say the russians are just not sticking to their side of the bargain, are not keeping to temper ceasefire to allow students out of that city that has been under siege now for days and without power, without mobile phone networks and increasingly low on food. i think the main message that people ukrainians are taking ou

putin. thank you for that to terry d. w correspondent, atari shows at night. headquarters of the past week has st. german chancellor, olaf shall sober turn several major longstanding policies. he suspended the north stream to gas pipeline, boosted the military budget and sent weapons to ukraine. but there is a step he is not prepared to take sending troops to fight, as he might clear on a visit to a military base near berlin. war raging in europe and german troops sent to the fed nato's borders. i am either to run around it all off sholtes may have expected that his 1st visit to army command would come under different circumstances. the pre planning meeting was dominated by roches attack on ukraine and fears of an escalation. afterwards, the german chancellor appealed for cam. as, as cons, 50 as fear, it is very important that we keep a cool head, that we are very clear and decisive and remain cautious. that is our task, that there is no expansion of this conflict beyond ukraine. uber deal craner now skipped shots again, ru

putin. thank you for that to terry d. w correspondent, a tory shows that nato headquarters a number of fir ukrainian cities remained under heavy bombardment for the black sea port of castle is the only major urban centre to full. since this invasion began, more than a week ago. you crying under us accuse russia deliberately targeting civilians structures. meanwhile, people around the country appeared determined to resist falling all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live eve. those with combat experience. teach those who have never held a gun before i get for one of the rubric. thoughtful i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself and how to survive if the enemy comes for water, the knocker. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come. this is what the outskirts of key of look like. where the russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military oper

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w. we've known for a long time that putin isn't good enough, but this is now beyond good and evil. i thought the devil has emerged, and putin and become the president of russia rest. opposite him. we asked him whether he was worried about this interview. curtis, anyone with an ounce of integrity has to take a stand against this war right now. man and anna agreed to talk openly about their resistance. because they still believe there's a glimmer of hope that putin will put an end to his war. a war also against freedom of speech and media reporters without borders, has called putin's new law, the final blow to russia's independent media all across europe. the sudden outbreak of war in ukraine has prompted an outpouring of support. these volunteers are just a handful of the thousands pitching in to help ukrainian refugees, citizens whose lives have been turned upside down, leaving them with no possessions on germany's border with poland. people are pooling their resources to help those in need. my frederick is trying to keep an overview. now. yes, food and toiletries are here. you kno

w any specificity. on the reports of putin not being advised, i'm going to be careful not to getting into intelligence,uld concur with the conclusion that mr. putin has not been fully informed by his ministry of defense at every turn over the last month. now, i want to caveat that. we don't have access to every bit of information that he's been given, or every conversation he's had, and i'll be careful not getting into too much more detail on this. but i've seen these press reports attributed to a u.s. official and we would concur with the basic finding. but i'm not going to get any more specific than that. ok. court. >> can you tell -- i want to be clear on the repositioning of 20%. you are not saying all of those have gone to belarus and -- >> less than 20%. >> less than 20% arrayed around kyiv has now moved out. but all of those -- >> has now been, they have started to reposition, i don't know if i would say all of them moved out. we have seen them begin to reposition less than 20%, our assessment, you know, on today, and we think some of them, not all, but some of them have already moved into belar

w business before we go. here's a reminder of our top story. this. our western powers announced new sanctions against russian. oligarchs, in hopes of upping the pressure on vladimir putin and his inner circle. and that's it for me. and the dw business team here in berlin, you can find out more online at d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube, under the dw news channel, or c beardsley, to watch it through a into the conflict zone with tips of as jen rushes, president putin has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on the higher lead is the nato alliance. of incredible determine how real this is a 3rd world war general. so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando of the nato alliance, i my guess this week from london conflict zone. you have netflix. oh d, w to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, comment uncertainty in ukraine as people wait to see how brutal the 1st and 2nd stage of russia on slow down by country might be let me poke to this effect if we're trying to wipe you crate off the map, can the destruction already devastating. get worse to the point in 60 minutes on d w. oh, they've

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putin. i spoke earlier to the w is tanya kramer in jerusalem, who gave us the latest on the diplomatic, shuttling by israel. wow. to tell you, we don't know at that much, but what i can tell you said it was as surprise. you know, when the new spoke after she bought in the early evening here that is, was prime minister enough tale. bennett actually boarded a plane in the morning and was on his way to moscow to meet with fashion president, flutie me, a putin that is also unused. because it was in the middle of shabbat and, and mr. bennett is a religious as so we were told is this only and you know, especially circumstances, especially when it comes to preserving a lives. so the meeting it's reported here by is there any media lasted about a 3 hours. we understand from these reports that of course, one of the topics was the situation to war in a ukraine. but also the issue off the nuclear talks about going on in vienna now is ready sources. he has said that this visit was in fact coordinated with the united states with france and germany. we also understand that mister bennett spoke afterwards with

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w sports special. the sporting world reacts to the russian invasion of ukraine, coming up condemnation of russian president vladimir putin as well. sport takes a stand from the football page to the paralympics and motor racing, benz implemented, and events cancelled as the door slowly shut on russia. i am nick mechanic line. welcome to this special edition of d. w. sports. for the 1st time in recent memory, we are seeing the likes of fever. you eva, and other giants crumble under global pressure to take a united front, russian teams are banned from competition. sports events are moved or canceled altogether. sponsorships across all sports and divisions are ended. these are just some of the outcome so far as the international sports community moves to further isolate russia. for 15 years german football club shall co, played with the logo of rushes, state owned energy company, gas prom on their shirts. now the partnership worth $9000000.00 euros a year to the club was abruptly cut short and players strode out in altered jerseys for the 1st time on saturday. across the wonders league as 1st and 2nd tears clubs and fans den

w. with into the conflict zone with tim sebastian, russia, president, putin has reminded the world of his massive nuclear arsenal by placing it on the higher alert is the nato alliance of credible determined and how real this is a 3rd world more general. so richard sheriff, former deputy supreme commando of the nato alliance and my guest this week from london conflict zone. you have now dw, the war and ukraine, many se they'll resist for as long as possible. hundreds of thousands our fleet, the finding. what does it feel like to leave everything behind how our neighboring nations coping with the wave of refugees? and how do russians actually view hooton's war? focus on europe. in 60 minute, d, w. o, a. please listen carefully. don't know how to miss to be a good deal. the magic discovers the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. russia has stepped up its attacks across ukraine, the largest invasion for seen in europe since the 2nd world war. and if that's not serious enough, russia's president putin has reminded the world of his massey of nuclear arsenal by placing it

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