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and now let's explore these claims by russia about an attack in the russian town of brands with further and brandy w, moscow bureau chief, europe. we're chateau, he is now based in the latvian capital rica because he was banned from reporting from russia. you're a put in speaks of a terrorist attacks. what are the russian saying that happened in brianna? ask well, that seems to be indeed a very strange story. gerhardt 1st, there were immediate reports that a group of armed man, 2 dozens of russian hostage in a grocery store in a village near brianna. that is a city close to the rational crane and borders. the canada said i then it was denied, then came new reports from another village that a school bus was allegedly attacked and during a child, according to the official, the origin, 2 civilians died during the day that was sometimes conflicting reports, some of which were denied by the authorities and in the end of the day, it was reported that a group of saboteurs had been pushed back into ukrainian territory where they had been allegedly shalt with artillery. as the problem is that the entire russ

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i asked the w, russia, analyst, roman, going to ranko how a deepening rift between the military and promotion might impact russia spring offensive? well, in, at this moment, or the wagner group seems to be moving forward, and it's probably in a position to, to capture one big city roaches board. and this would be, this would make, gotten even more inflamed shows has been before. and he has accused the russian army a few months ago. ready trying to steal his victory in the smaller town or solar door, which is a neighbor. so we can expect attention. he between regoza and the russian army lies. thank you so much for that. that is our analyst, roman con, shrink a really appreciate your time is always staying in ukraine and a year of war has crippled the country's economy as russian attacks devastate energy infrastructure, disrupt production, and block ports. a work does go on despite the attacks. dw correspondent nick connelly has met with people in the new pro region who are keeping ukraine's metals industry going in the face of airstrikes. ah, it's a sound that means one thing. time to head for

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what do you do as many western reporters have already left russia since february last year, d. w was also banned in russia. our moscow bureau had had to close after 20 years of journalistic work in russia just a month before the war. since then, however, we have continued to report a lot about russia from the latin capital regal, where i am right now, and also from other places, including germany, w. moscow bureau chief, uri rush it over there. thank you very much. you're prisons. king charles has emphasized the good ties between the u. k and germany. these become the 1st reigning monarch to address the german parliament, looking also visitor to the military unit and turn the organic dairy farm and cheese maker. standing ovations for the king alternating between german and english britons charles the 3rd praised the british german friendship in a historic speech that frequently drew laughter from lawmakers. esther looked julie, a gift as a relative of course, there is also rivalry others on. i'm thinking in particular of the encounters between our football teams who spoke with th

russia's front lines near the city. and with the wagner mercenary group, expected to continue to play a critical role in the front lines. i asked the w is russia analyst roman, gone to ranko? how a deepening rift between the military and perversion might impact russia spring offensive? well, in, at this moment, or the wagner group seems to be moving forward and is probably in a position to, to capture one big city, which is the hold. and this would be, this would make when gotten even more inflamed show has been before. and he has accused ross a few months ago. ready trying to steal his victory in the smaller town or smaller dog, which is a neighboring along. so we can expect attention you between regoza and the russian army. ready wise, thank you so much for that. that is our analyst moment contract. i really appreciate your time as always was bringing up speed. now with some other world news headlines, as a court in bella, ruth has sentenced exiled opposition. lead us yet. lana took an off sky to 15 years in prison for prison. i cannot via said the conviction was, quote, revenge from the belly mercy and authorities. and she vowed t

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w is russia. analysts roman, gone to ranko. roman. tell us. we heard a little bit earlier in the program that the wagner chief give you. any promotion is calling for ammunition from moscow. tell us a little bit more about why he has made this call so publicly. well, it is not the 1st time that i am his are calling for more ammunition just a few days ago. he made the same claim saying that he is not receiving enough. well, i think this is reason number one, because we also see that russia has reduced its air strikes on ukraine. so there is obvious a shortage of ammunition on all fronts. and the 2nd reason we could speculate about is that power struggle between mr. free, goshen, and the russian defense ministry. we saw several messages from him in the past months or weeks criticizing the russian army saying that his private company is performing better than the regular army. and that is why i think the russian army might be tempted to somehow pull him back a little bit in the media and, and the front. but, but the fact is that his troops took so

many western journalists already left russia since the war began. the w was also banned in russia. our moscow bureau had to close a month before the war. then however, we have been reporting a lot about this country from abroad, including from our new studio here in latin, in the latin capital rica. thank you for a mosque of purity for you. rebushka and britons, king charles has highlighted the ties between his country and germany and become the 1st raining wanted to address the german parliament. the 2nd day of his 3 day visit also included trips to a military unit and an organic dairy farm and cheese maker standing ovations for the king alternating between german and english britons. charles, the 3rd praised the british german friendship and a historic speech that frequently drew laughter from lawmakers. esther looked julie urgent as a relative. of course, there is also rivalry others on. i'm thinking in particular of the encounters between our football teams who spoke with that in mind. it was very special that the english women's soccer team, the lionesses, became european cham

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ah ah ah ah, this is the w news, live cumberland, russia on leases, a massive missile barrage on ukraine, explosions in key and across the country, target energy infrastructure and hit residential buildings. we'll have to latest from our correspondence in the ukranian capital. also coming up georgia backtracks on its controversial bill after 2 nights and protests and clashes with the police in tbilisi. the rolling party says that it is dropping the foreign agents fill, which critics say threatens free speech. and damage is george's faith to join the you. and concern in israel over plans to overhaul the legal system. people take to the streets, to challenge new government proposals for supreme court processes. protesters say it is a threat to democracy. supporters claim it reflects the will of the people. ah, i'm sorry, kelly. welcome to the program. russia has unleashed a master's missile attack across ukraine that has killed at least 6 people. residential buildings have reportedly been hit along with energy infrastructure in the latest barrage keeps mayer metallic, which co says that th

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next on d, w from russia, into the conflict zone. with tim, sebastian, he says it will stand with ukraine for as low as it takes us with joining the union . so a long way to go with the war now it's 2nd year. what happened for the sense of urgency about e u membership with so vital, i guess this week is covering barley or vice president of the european parliament conflict in 60 minutes on d. w. oh. and jenny has had an 1111, not a single woman. mission is to send the fast female jasmine astral his life. the gender gathered in space exploration. germany's 1st female astronaut, it has been waiting for years to get her turn. a private initiative is pushing to make it happen. me personally, it's just a dream. i've always had, i've always wanted to see the us for destiny, for space starts more changed on d, w. the war and ukraine has global implications and is increasingly becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling challenged by a talk receives like russia and china. both models want to prevail. so far china's piece plan

and many western reporters have already left russia since february last year. d. w was also banned in russia. our moscow bureau had had to close after 20 years of journalistic work in russia just a month before the war. since then, however, we have continued to report a lot about russia from the latin capital riga, where i am right now and also from other places, including germany. you'd have years, moscow bureau chief, uri rush it over there. thank you very much. you are britons, king charles, has become the 1st reigning monarch to address the german parliament, the bunder star. king charles praised britons, ties with germany, and spoke of the 2 nations mutual admiration for all their economic and cultural achievements. he also spoke of reconciliation and the need to learn from the past with europe security once again threatened. now by russia's invasion of you crone include the king, spoke partly and german, but also in english. since i last spoke in this building, the scourge of war is back in europe. the unprovoked invasion of ukraine has inflicted the most unim

next, on d, w from russia, into the conflict zone with sebastian, he says it will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes us with joining the union. still a long way to go with the war now it's 2nd year. what happened to the sense of urgency about e u membership with so vital my guess this week is coming barley a vice president of the european parliament conflict in 60 minutes on dw. oh, you live alone began a wondering am i lost? i didn't give it away. it is somebody's currently more people than in worldwide in such imitation life but a case of in project a lot of money. that's what i believe with that i did. did i find out that bailey story in for my green, reliable news for migrant? wherever they may be? the war and ukraine has global implications and is increasingly becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling challenged by autocracies, like russia and china. both models want to prevail. so far china's piece plan for ukraine has found little favor in the west. instead, they are warnings from the us about possible arms deliveries from china to russia. and.

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the w's europe, russia. are there in reality? say, look at some other news stories making headlines today. a u. s. jury has found prominent south carolina a lawyer, alex murdock, guilty of murdering his wife and sante. the jury deliberated for less than 3 hours before finding him guilty of 2 counts of murder. he faces 30 years to life in prison. the trial drew worldwide attention. police and montenegro say a man who set off a hand grenade outside the courthouse and the capitol pod karita was killed instantly. 5 other people are being treated for injuries. it's not known why he carried out the attack. prominent cambodian opposition figure come. so car has been sentenced to 27 years house arrest after being found guilty of treason, camps or car is a fierce critic of long time prime minister who and send the rest as condemned the case as politically motivated. the search for bodies in greece's worst train crash is winding up at least 57 people died after a passenger service crashed, head on into a freight train near the city of lari

ammunition risks to collapse out, rushes front lines near the city so we can speak now to d, w, he's russia analyst, roman, gone to ranko roman. first we got reports that ukrainian troops may have started withdrawing from bach mote. now keeps as a to doubling down there. can you tell us what's behind this? well, we've heard from the president lens, his office that there was a meeting today with ukrainian war cabinet. and during that meeting president. ready explicitly asked the cranial commander of the ukrainian army generals, lose me. the commander of the ground forces, general c a ski, he asked what to do in baltimore, and both reportedly supported the idea to keep fighting and trying to hold baltimore. and this is an obvious sign to show solidarity because there were reports and allegedly generally was arguing to leave the city to pull back to maybe save the credit reserves. or as president savanski is reportedly for continuation of fighting and trying to keep more because of its political and strategic importance for ukraine. so a clear sign from you. but on the other hand, we still hav

if his forces did not receive ammunition promised by moscow last month, he w is russia analyst, roman, gone to ranko, told us what's behind the wagner chiefs call for more ammunition? well, it is not the 1st time that his are calling for more ammunition just a few days ago. he made the same claim saying that he's not receiving enough. well, i think this is the reason number one, because we also see that russia has reduced its air strikes on ukraine. so there is obvious a shortage of ammunition on all fronts. and the 2nd reason we could speak about is the power struggle between mr. precaution and the russian defense ministry. we saw a several messages from him in the past months or weeks criticizing the russian army saying that his private company is. ready performing better than the regular army, and that is why i think the russian army might be tempted to somehow pull him back a little bit in the media and the front but, but the fact is that his troops took solid. are it a neighboring town in baltimore? and is now about to take both mood so it looks like progression is winning. and h

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that's why forced to flee russia. t w's iraqi rossetto. now the vatican says that pope francis's condition is improving after he was hospitalized with a respiratory infection. he is expected to continue receiving treatment for a few more days. the plaintiff's illness comes at his busiest time of year with many events scheduled in the run up to easter. ah, it's been a defeat oli book. frances has been admitted to 10th floor of thick emily hospital engine diabetic. in fact, he has a respiratory illness market. drew it out, cool with 19 and its tongue. people for sending messages of love and prayers, disassembled and led blah, blah, i have the bulb close to my heart. i am a believer, i'm catholic and he represents god on hold. what more can we say? let's hope that the tests give good results. let's hope nothing happens. nothing serious. over a few more weeks. early on wednesday, the book appeared for his weekly audience at the where to go and greeted people. but later he was seen in physical being as he was head into his for he good. bought f

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against the russian invasion key has demanded that russia withdraw its forces from the peninsula as well as the areas it is occupied since last year. d, w is banned in russia, so our moscow bureau is in reger where we spoke to our correspondent jennifer patrick. we asked her what kind of message putin was perhaps trying to send with his trip to cobb crimea. hamlin spokespersons me, they passed scoff, rejected the arrest warrant against russia's president vladimir putin calling it unacceptable, and having no legal grounds. so, putting in his surprised visit to crimea to the city of the of us both today, mirrored this sentiment. he waved to the crowd, he visited a ard school as well as his children's center. but it is important to notice that he didn't make any political nor general statements, which is very, untypical for him. so this could be a sign that vladimir putin is not as unfazed by the arrest warrant issued against him, as he would like others to believe. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a deal that allows ukraine to export grain from the black sea has been extended from, for

w correspondent, mckinley keep. thank you. so let's explore these claims by russia about an attack in the russian town of brianna. ask further, and bringing the w moscow bureau chief uri we're shadow. he's now based in latvia and capital riga because they w is banned in russia. uri pohden speaks of a terrorist attack. what are the russians saying happened in bryant? well, anthony, as nick just mentioned so far, the situation has remained pretty unclear as i have been reports from the ocean state media about alleged to us from ukraine who entered to one or 2 village villages in the border area and started shooting. and the governor of brians sat wants to be led, was killed, and a child was wounded. and according to other reports, armed persons have taken people hostage in a grocery store. however, this was denied a later as well. and then it was set as cool. boss had come under fire, but authorities denied this to ultimately, the russian youth agency task report that, that, that the group of similar to us includes several dozen armed people from ukraine. so all in all, we've been hearing many different reports and

although the has a breakaway region in the east, trans mystery, where authorities are backed by russia, they w max and a went to a moldova, and controlled enclave in this russian back region. and sent us this report. an hour's drive from old dover capitol. russian soldiers their hue to keep frozen a conflict over who controls the other side of the river. most of it. we're heading to mall of odds on enclave in the breakaway territory, trans mistrial. a strip of land on the border with ukraine. that claimed independence from the capital casey now in moldova, more than 30 years ago. and ever since has been backed up by moscow. physical victor t mush meets us at the village museum, victor and his friend or veterans of the trans mystery in war. they fought for them all dove and government against separatists back by moscow. it ended more than 3 decades ago. but victor says it changed everything. one little wilful soak of so up until then i was one person. and afterwards i was a completely different one. lesson is learned that life is short, the meal nigger, so famous victor is worried that moscow's

also for russia, he w. jennifer polco with the russian side account of events. very important to get in the store. jennifer, thank let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. sweden's prime minister says that his country will join nato, but most likely not at the same time is finland. the nordic neighbors. you may remember applying from membership together for the objections from turkey are the links sweden's membership did it all 30 that existing native members have to approve any new membership applications? any report on the state of germany's military says it has quote too little of everything. the situation has become even worse in the past year, despite a 100000000000 euro fund announced by the german government last year to upgrade the armed forces. clothing, weapons, and soldiers are all in short supply. syrian president bashar assad has arrived in moscow where he is scheduled to meet his russian counterpart for talks. vladimir putin is a key backer of assad's regime equivalent statement saying that the 2 men wil

w. news. why? from russia unleashes a massive missile attack on explosions and even around the country. target energy infrastructure and hit residential buildings. look at the latest from our correspondent in the ukrainian capital, georgia backtracks on it.

retaliation attacks from the russian side in the days and weeks come, the w correspondent, mckinley keep, thank you to explore these claims by russia about an attack in the russian town of brianna. further, i turned the dw moscow bureau chief, you remember shadow? he's now best in the latvian capital, brigitte, because d, w is banned in russia. i asked him what exactly the russians are saying happened in brioche. well, antony isn't just mentioned so far. the situation has remained pretty unclear as it had been reports from the ocean state media about alleged saboteurs from ukraine who entered to one or 2 village villages in the border area and started shooting. and the governor of brians sat at once. the lid was killed and a child was wounded. according to other reports, an arm person have taken people hostage in a grocery store. however, this was denied a later as well, and then it was set as cool. boss had come under fire, but authorities denies is to alternately, the russian youth agency task report that, that, that the group or submit to us includes several dozen armed people from ukraine. so all in all we've been hearing many

w. so as russia and china continued to grow closer than ever before, of course, it's going to be difficult for washington to continue a business as usual foreign policy if that's what it wants to do. great ortiz, donald porter. thank you very much for that. a series of deceptions, mistakes and corruption played the volunteer fighter battalion in ukraine. that's how in new york times report details how western mercenaries became mired in their own internal conflict and made fighting in the country. now after a year of combat, many of these home spun groups of volunteers are fighting with themselves and undermining the war effort. some have wasted money or stolen valor. others have cloaked themselves in charity, while also trying to profit off the war records show. let's break it down, shall we hear some of the most colorful foreign personalities. fighting for ukraine's cause james vasquez arguably the most famous one and former u. s. army staff sergeant who supposedly dropped everything to go and fight for ukraine. i was in the united states army. okay, rolla collectively for 14 years. oh w

that's where the stay relocated after the w was banned from reporting in russia. you're good to see you at telling how widespread is such critical sentiment among russian leads really well as there are no reliable pull specifically among the leads nicole still, i think, is a critical move, despite tickler a wide spread because of the entire rush and the lead that is business man, top officials, and even the police and high ranking military. all of them, of course, lost a lot during this war due to sanctions. and many of them are now unable to travel abroad. many have lost business property, yachts, bank accounts, and so one on the other hand. and here we're talking about specifically people of ours, in the professional sense. russia used to be part of the world culture, including the national show business. a russian artist performed in different countries, had contracts with western culture institutions and so on. now this is only possible for those who publicly condemned to the boy and who war that's way. that's why for us to flee russia in the report, you menti

w, correspond mathias ballinger and keith. thank you. there are concerns in moldova, that russia could be trying to undermine support for or even topple the country's pro european government, moldova borders, ukraine to the south. and speculation is rife that moscow is i in the countries international airport and mult of, and government has said that it would blow up the runway rather than let the kremlin capture it. moldova has a breakaway region in the east trans mistrial. where authorities are backed by russia, he w max sander, went to a malden controlled enclave in this russian backed region. and sent us this report . an hour's drive from old dover capital. russian soldiers their hue to keep frozen a conflict over who controls the other side of the river. most of it. we're heading to mobile vaults on enclave in the breakaway territory trends mistrial. a strip of land on the border with ukraine. that claimed independence from the capital casing now and we'll deal with more than 30 years ago. and ever since has been backed up by moscow. victor bish lagging meets us at the villa

w, correspond him and he's falling guarantee. thank you. there are concerns in moldova, that russia could be trying to undermine support or even topple the country's pro european government. moldova border is ukraine to the south, and speculation is rife that moscow is eyeing the country's international airport. now the moldova government has said that it would blow up the runway, rather than let the kremlin capture it. although that has a break away region in the east, trans mystery, where authorities are backed by russia, he w max sander, went to the mall, dove, and controlled enclave in this russian backed region. and sent us this report. an hour's drive from old dover capital. russian soldiers, they're huge to keep frozen, a conflict over who controls the other side of the river. most of it, we're heading to mo, lavolle, to an enclave in the breakaway territory. trends in history of the strip of land on the border with ukraine. that claimed independence from the capital casey now and we'll deal with more than 30 years ago and ever since has been backed up by moscow . core. victo