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right? just do it on d. w. science has ground to a halt and ukraine and the head of the national research foundation there has pleaded with the international academic community to assist ukrainian scientists. however, they cab, scientists and institutes in many parts of the world are halting cooperation with russian researchers and institutions. thousands of russian scientists have signed an open letter condemning the kremlin decision to start a war saying it has no rational justification and will lead to cultural and technological degradation. welcome to this dw special on the huge repercussions. the invasion of ukraine will have on science and research. russian scientists collaborate with peers across the planet and in turn, their agencies are involved in some of the world's top research projects. one example is the fusion reactor ita an international mega project aimed at replicating the fusion processes that occur in the sun. down here on us decades have gone into planning and now building it. and russia h

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and then that some countries, as i just said, might reconsider if put in still is the right bet they w. washington bureau chief in his perfect symmetry time french president obama, norma call said the russian invasion of the crane is the beginning of a new era for europe. in an address to the french nation, mccall city plans to step up investment in defense of france and the european union . the president also warned that the war in ukraine will hit the french economy hard, adding, this is the price of freedom and democracy. and as the war and ukraine enters its 2nd week, president philadelphia lensky is urging people to keep up their resistance, even as russia intensifies its attacks on major cities. one ukrainian official has disputed claims that russia has seized control of the black sea port of her song. further east, the cities of ha, keith, and morley, paul, and a heavy attack. according buddy poles mere, the reuters news agency says russian forces are actively preventing civilians from leaving. and that money pulse water supply has been cut off and keep smith has warned that rus

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w ar. who's right? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program.sia's invasion of ukraine is intensifying with air attacks on civilian areas. artillery shells destroyed several buildings around the capital kyiv. at least two bodies were pulled from the rubble of this apartment. russian araids on sunday killed 35 people at a military facility near the border with poland, the largest attack since the invasion began to homes and hospitals in mariupol have also been hit. russia denies targeting civilians areas. ukraine's president says the attack show why nato needs to impose a no-fly zone to protect civilians. >> now i repeat again, if we do not close our skies, it is only a matter of time before russian missiles fall on the territory of nato. >> members of parliament of nato member estonia on the first to demand the no-fly zone. some or all aircraft will be banned from flying over certain regions. any pilots risk being shot down. no-fly zones have to be enforced by military means. nato could end up engaging directly making them direct purchase fans a

and what was in right now w correspondent, nick connelly. thank you so much for that update. well the united states has rebuffed an offer by poland to give washington its fleet of mig 29 fighter jets opening the way for transfer on to ukraine. and keith has been calling for the soviet era jets that its pilots know how to fly, to help it fight rush of invasion. these are the warplanes was so wanted to put at washington's disposal. he has been calling on countries to provide them with the russian made jet pilots already trained to fly potent pro, sending its plains to the u. s. his ramstein airbase in western germany from where the u. s. could send them on to ukraine. tactful vase. no. this is it such a serious decision, like handling of the planes must be unanimous and taken unequivocally by all of the north atlantic lions just saw a park. this is why we have taken such a decision. and to day the decision in the nato's hands. in the hands of the americans, evident, got knowledge of an anchor american in return, poland was expected to receive american made f. 16 fighters an ide

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and then that some countries, as i just said, might reconsider if put in still is the right bet they w. washington bureau chief in his poll. thanks so much for time. french president amendment clone has said the russian invasion of ukraine is the beginning of a new era for europe. in an address to the french nation, the call said he plans to step up investment defense of france and the european union. the prisoner also warned that the war in ukraine will hit the french economy hard, adding, this is the price for freedom. and democracy is really possible point us. or early we asked a d. w correspondence on your family cup in paris for her take on the call speech. what stood out for me in that speech was that, you know, he started really by making a distinction between the russian president and the general population. you know, you recall this invasion of ukraine puddings war and he said that, you know, france stands with all russians who are against this war in ukraine. that was a pretty powerful message. i thought also you know, he needed to point to kind of say that despite everything

we are united against this russian aggression, and that is something poland really needs right now to w, as tess about terry, there at the polish ukrainian border as refugees arrived thanks so much ukrainian men between the ages of 18 and 60 are banned from leaving the country as they have been called up to defend ukraine against hooton's army, that's creating dramatic scenes at train stations where families are forced to say goodbye. alas, embrace before she can board the train. he is staying behind and keith, to fight vladimir putin invasion as tearing apart thousands of families in ukraine . people at the station just want to get away away from the thousands of russian soldiers who want to take the ukrainian capital by force will look at that of all harsh human that i'm really worried about my 3 kids and i want to come back, but now i'm very scared of what you say. you're what you're going to school. as desperation grows, so does the number of people willing to board a train? ah and while women children and the elderly get on their husbands, fathers and sons faced the grim reality th

and that is why germany saying and, and total and natural gas embargo, it's not on the table right now. the w, brussels bureau chief alexandra phenomena, thanks so much. now there are some signs of ukrainian forces gaining ground and pushing back. russian forces intelligence reports say ukraine has retaken ground west of keith and has destroyed a russian a ship in russian held territory. and when russia launched its invasion, a month ago, it expected to take you crate an enlightening offensive against all odds. the ukrainian forces continued to keep one of the world's biggest armies at bay, but that resistance has come at a terrible price ukrainian forces pushing back and destroying a russian ship at the port city of bitter dance. this was one of the most glaring displays of keith's resistance against moscow's advance. on the front line, a needle pin just outside the capital, keep ukrainian forces, say they have repelled the russians with a series of counter attacks. he should be thinking, the russians don't have the combat power. my men are hitting their supplies, and keep armed citizens wou

right. christine, thank you. the w ross correspondent, christina manuel, and a number of people who fled the war in ukraine has passed. 3000000 more than half our and neighboring poland, or an army of volunteers is helping to open the door. a peaceful lunch in warsaw switzer and her son alex, i'll say the to ukrainians, fled keith and a staying with a family in warsaw. oh, well, if we don't come good, my son and i lived on the ground for 5 days, a big seller under the house than we fled west through levine and across the border . it's very hard for us, especially mentally. i can still hear the sirens in my head and field explosions. you hear that, but the city, a menus which i know most ah, in warsaw alone more than 4000 families took in refugees from ukraine. these are just the official figures, and demand continues to rise. trains from ukraine arrive at the station every day, full of refugees, more than $10000.00 warsaw residents have registered as volunteers, intervene with them with a t o m. i just started voluntee

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all right, d w's. terry schultz, with the latest tonight, brussels theory is always. thank you. and here's a look now at more developments in this war, the european union has launched a 4th round of sanctions against russia. they ban investments in the russian energy sector and they also bar luxury goods exports to russia and still imports from the country to fox news journalists have been killed after their vehicle came under fire outside of keep. the same attack also left a network correspondent, wounded, and russia has banned you as president joe biden, and other top american officials from entering the country. moscow saying the move is in response to us sanctions for now to the video that went viral, a russian woman who denounced the war in ukraine live on russian television monday night to day was find the equivalent of about $250.00 by a moscow court, marina of sienna cova is an editor at the state controlled outlet channel. what do you see it happening here? she held an anti war sign behind a studio presenter who was reading the news monday night in her post or read. no

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w bush. yeah, it's right what you say about berlin because two years ago, we had the mauritanian.defending the rule of law. and both this film and the mauritanian are about a guantanamo bay inmate who was wrongly put into jail. but this one is really interesting because it is done as a comedy and this will create those kind of arguments that we had over life is beautiful — are some subjects too touchy to be comedy? what is good about this is there's a very brilliant central performance by a german comedienne and she carries the picture. she's very fun, she's very lovable. both sing. there is another film in competition which i actually really enjoyed, and it's called aeiou. it's a love story between an older woman and a younger man. i quite liked the film as well. it's one that has a very open—ended story because it's about a woman who we first see and she's watching a line—up and we're quite sure why, and there's five people carrying the vowels of the alphabet and they're in the wrong order, and the film kind of happens in the wrong order, it plays with time as well. ich schau es

all right, that was d w as correspondent, he has bidding of reporting for us from ukraine's capital here. mathias, thanks for your reporting. well, here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukraine besieged port city of money, hopeful is running out of its last reserves of food and water that's according to the city council. it also led that russian forces blockading the city, continued to shall, non military targets. training president vladimir zalinski ur, the russian military to allow a convoy with medical aid and food to reach the city was gonna ukraine's atomic energy ministries as power has been restored to the tr noble nuclear power plant. that means cooling systems can operate normally earlier. ukraine warrens of an increased risk of a radiation leak if a high voltage power line to the plant were not repaired, it was damaged in the fighting. you as president joe biden has authorized a further $200000000.00 in new weapons to ukraine. in addition to the 350000000, it has already authorized the largest such package in us history. the move follows a raft of sanctions

all right, that was d w, as correspondent, he has bidding of reporting for us from ukraine's capital here mathias, thanks for your reporting will last weekend and key of alone more than 80 babies were born in bomb shelter as the war is literally forcing expectant mothers and their new borns under ground and into improvise maternity unit's d. w, correspond mathias bellinger who we just spoke to visited once as unit in the ukrainian capital and sent us this report is the 1st time that maxime is seeing daylight. the boy was born a day earlier in the basement of keeps maternity hospital number 5, his mother natalia, made sure to arrive at the hospital early. as is horrible, she has been when the war began, the ambulance is stopped running, staying at home was frightening. we don't own a con, there are no ambulances, you don't know where to flee, and what to do. here i am fine. the nurses and doctors are next to me and can hurt me. she also said, oh, since the beginning of the war, the nurses and doctors have tried to make the clinic say for war time, patients spend entire nights in the b

all right, that was d. w correspondent, he has bidding of reporting for us from ukraine's capital care mathias, thanks for your reporting. the united nation says more than 2 and a half 1000000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. now authorities and several polar cities say they are running out of space at the border shelters have sprang up to accommodate people arriving exhausted after days on the road. they're mostly staffed by volunteers who are offering whatever comfort they can. even and boy children find moments of joy in a playful fight, but polish while until or in getting a lollipop. ah, really. but for their mothers and every one else, it is a reality. far too difficult to ignore bro susan's army use thanks to attack my grandmother's house. we prayed to god to grant us a safe passage was the home shed. dorchence thought it was very scary when the bombs had our towns directly. we lost delight electricity and water visible and at 5 in the morning,

and it's appears all right, to w, a max out of reporting from poland. thank you very much. but for the wes, this war is as much about energy supply as it is about humanitarian disasters. climate campaigners have long said, we need to wean ourselves off fossil fuels in favor of renewables as a big part of the message from the fridays for future movements for climate change . as campaigners are holding protests across the world, including this one today that you see here in berlin, to demand action, be taken to stop the climate crisis. the student led movement is demanding an end of the war in ukraine, which is being partially funded. they say by european payments for wash and gas coal, and while like to welcome back's atlanta romano, where she's a ukranian climate campaigner and environmental lawyer. she also happens to be the founder of the stand with ukraine campaign, calling for a band in the trade and investment in russian oil and gas. thank you so much for this opportunity to touch base with you again. how are russia's fossil fuels driving this war? yes, thank you so mu

all right, c, w is bent, they get in brussels. thanks so much for that. now we just had our correspondent talking there, vladimir putin, it says the west will have to pay for russian gas with rubles from now on. rushes currency has plummeted in value as a result of international sanctions. in a video conference ad by russian state broadcasters. hooton's said blacklisted countries would no longer be able to buy natural gas when you're, as are dollars. now that includes nations that have imposed sanctions on russia since it's invasion of ukraine, including the u. s. the u. k. japan and e. u. member states, a germany has called it a breach of contract, is how the russian president justified the news. give them a number of western countries of taken illegitimate decision on the so called freezing of russian ass only as a model securities. this collective west has actually drawn a line under the reliability of its current. cecil wouldn't that you've already spoken about this across the trust in these currency to hear from old navy kitchen moodle. more on this,

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