people recognize that you know, they're fighting for their homeland morales, strong with troops and zaleski himself provided an interesting statistic the other night saying that there are now more ukrainians coming back to crane. then there are ukrainians leaving. we all remember that joint accidents with some 7000000 people left well, according to the ukranian president is changing direction. makes spicer in keith, thanks. you cranes. odessa was once one of the liveliest cities on the black sea, but its port is closed, unable to shift weeks to the world and any one planning to go for a swim should think again, dw correspondent to manual shad visited the city. a report was filmed under conditions set out by the ukrainian military weekend, a port city of odessa, southern ukraine, usually at this time of the year, the city will be full with tourists. there was some bass on the beach except this year. a lot of beaches are minds the ukrainian armed forces planted mines on the beaches to stop the russians landing wicked solid. the yankee was braziers, seminole, and of course we do not name or sh

so those addresses by president zaleski are so meant to be a moral booster for millions of ukrainian living. today's, for a thank you very much. the w as in manuel shaws their reporting from kia now ukraine and russia recently carried out their largest prisoner swapped since the war began, exchanging a $144.00 soldiers each. both countries insist they are treating prisoners of war according to international agreements, but the united nations has called for investigations into torture allegations on both sides. the w was the pers media outlet to be given access to a ukrainian pre trial detention center. a reporter on a field spoke to rush impure w's in the presence of ukrainian soldiers. the identities of the prisoners were kept anonymous. russian prisoners of war, a kept on a separate floor at this ukrainian prison. the gods say it to protect them from the other prisoners. many of the russians here openly critical about the war which the kremlin calls a special military operation. the ukrainian prison gods at present during most about interviews, but they keep their distance. the rus

the united states, which continues to pledge more weapons made towards ukraine ends, body made zaleski was saying, you know, that's a decent fighting against the, a russian invasion for ukraine was. it was an inhumane effort. and extraordinary efforts that having to be made by ukrainian said definitely wants more weapons d w 's emmanuel shows in key as ever many thanks, emma a brief look now at some of the other stories making use around the world at this hour. in south africa, 14 people were killed in a bar. shooting in johannesburg to wet district. local officials described it as a massacre. police shut it appeared. a group of men opened fire on drinkers. late on saturday night. they are still searching for the gunman and their motive in spain for people were taken to hospital after sundays running of the bulls and the city of pamplona. they suffered concussions and other injuries after falling during the event where bulls are released in the streets heard it into a ring, and later slaughter 16 people have died in previous years. the last in 2009 fire crews in italy's capital rome ba

and nick zaleski did get, did go to see the situation in denise pro on friday. how important are these visits to the frontline? i think there massively important and you know, president zalinski communication strategy since the beginning of the war has been one whereby he appears to be the leader every day. whether it's, you know, with his handheld videos that he puts out on telegram or he's talking to directly into the camera as if it was a skype conversation with your family or visiting people on the front line. showing that he's not a coward. remember the beginning he was offered a chance to leave the country and he said, i'm not leaving what i need is weapons. so this is all part of keeping up morale and you know, he's got 93 percent approval rating. so something appears to be working. we only hear about these visits after they've taken place, of course, for operational security, because the russians set at the beginning of the beginning of the world, the ukrainians considered the beginning, the war that he was target number one for russia. and we are seeing

now the weapons at the west has provided appear to be making a difference. zaleski has said so himself, we're talking particular about these american high mars mobile rocket systems, which can fire rockets, 70 kilometers, and what the ukrainians are doing is targeting what weapons depos, particularly the stacks of artillery shells that the russians are using. sometimes firing 46000 in a day in the month of june, making the russians move them back a 100 kilometers in the front, lying and making it much more difficult for them to continue their onslaught. and nick soleski did get, did go to see the situation in denise pro on friday. how important are these visits to the frontline? i think they're massively important and you know, president zalinski communication strategy since the beginning of the war has been one whereby he appears to be the leader every day. whether it's, you know, with his handheld videos that he puts out on telegram or he's talking to you directly into the camera as if it was a skype conversation with your family, or visiting people on the front line. showing that he

, an army says russian missiles struck the port city of odessa, ukrainian president villa, dimmer zalesky says the attack proves russia is already violating the agreement. the head of the world health organization declares the monkey pox outbreak of global health emergency is the disease could spread rapidly to more countries, but hope the declaration was for a more coordinated global response. and pride is back here in berlin. hundreds of thousands joined the party in the german capital for the annual christopher street day parade. ah, and i am told me a lot. well, welcome to the program. russia has denied any involves a day after the un bro could an agreement between moscow and give to restart green exports from ukraine. or does this port is part of a key route to get grain out to a hungry world dependent on ukraine's crops? the deal carries the potential to ease a global food crisis. you create a president of all of the models, the lens key said he did not trust russia to keep its promises. well, no rush own, no matter what it says and promises will find ways not to implement the deal.

doolittle, laurie zaleski. >> we have a mommy sheep and a baby sheep. >> reporter: this is basicallyals. most of them, were they abused? >> abused, unwanted, neglected, elderly, disabled. every single animal here is a rescue. >> reporter: so you've been healing them as well as protecting them. >> yes. >> reporter: she's healed and protected more than 600 animals over the last 20 years, from retired race horses to raucous roosters. [ rooster calling ] >> we have 115 roosters. >> reporter: no wonder it's so noisy here. >> it's very noisy. >> reporter: listen, you. hey, why did you name it funny farm, why didn't you name it heaven on earth or whatever? >> my mother said it's full of animals and fit for lunatics. >> reporter: the people are the lunatics. as she writes in her book, there are lessons here for our polarized, "at each other's throats" society. because the creatures on the funny farm live in harmony, no matter how different they are. it's not quite the biblical tale of the lion lying down with the lamb. but as friendships go, this bond is pretty jaw-dropping. between emily th

so you can pinpoint something very precisely what zalesky said in his it was that they were going after no surprise here, depots of ammunition because the ukrainians are massively outgunned. 1510 to one when it comes to artillery shells going one way or the other. so the logical thing is to take out those stocks of ammunition and that's what the ukrainians say they're doing, as well as command and control centers. sort of cut the head off the sake and make it harder for the russians to control the troops. and that's been a consistent problem for them throughout this campaign. next, spicer in keith. thank you. it was the worst accident in the history of italian motorized. almost 4 years ago on august 14th 2018. the mirandi bridge collapsed in genoa in northern italy. now, $59.00 people are facing chargers over their role in the bridge collapse the claim dozens of lives. they're accused of negligence after a report found that inspections on the bridge before the tragedy were inadequate. the trial opens today in jen was largest court and is likely to last more than a year. we now have this

that could ease a global food process, but you premium president volunteers, zaleski.

you brent, they have to encourage zaleski and his gang to dog fighting this war. so there's no point, i just have to say that we've done, we've achieved our objectives because i won't have it because as long as they keep loving these mist and you know what the deal is maybe on saturday, they are the head targets inside russia. when they specifically promised the americans and the americans told the public, oh no, no, the we haven't been the one of your brain is the, i'm not going to target any cases in rock. i mean, we know that we're going to do this and we know that they go to target crimea. i mean, i'm already said that they go to target crimea a going to keep doing this and the americans, like, i'm not really going to keep doing this. and they think that this is the way to bring russia down by essentially keeping this will going and humiliating and eventually giving her a rush of them has so essentially take over the rest of the country and remove the people from power, you know, whoever they bring somebody else and with bringing back, you know, which they can

you brent, they're going to encourage zaleski and his gang to gong fighting this war. so there's no point, i just have to say that we've done, we've achieved our objectives because i won't have it because as long as they keep loving these mist and you know, the yeah. 1 on saturday they are they hit targets inside russia when they specifically promised the americans and the americans told the public, oh no, no the we haven't a, they were going to do this and we know that they have to target crime. yeah, i mean, i'm already said that they go to target crimea a going to keep doing this and the americans are going to another, they going to keep doing this. and they think that this is the way to bring russia down by essentially keeping this will going and humiliating and eventually be russia. so i just thought a rush of them has so essentially take over the rest of the country and remove the people from power. you know, whoever they bring somebody else in a really bad, you know, which allow these people to say, oh, it's interesting to say that because there was a western an

again, the only official reaction we have is from an adviser to president zaleski so far, who went to put in statement about western powers orchestrating it all and said, look, western powers are present in ukraine. the only people who are present are russian soldiers, but i talked to ordinary ukrainians who come to this monument of destroyed russian tanks and artillery vehicles in front of the saint michael's monastery. and they told me one man saying this is a message for the russian people so that people think goodness, still strong. and it's a message for the western countries to keep their hands off of ukraine. a woman i spoke to said it was diabolical. and that putin was essentially satan, a young man that i spoke to said that all that back kind of statement can do the same from the kremlin, is to steal the resolve of the ukrainian troops to the front line. i stay with us, we want to have a look at what's happening elsewhere in the country. vladimir putin forces now dominate in eastern and southern cities in ukraine, such as have san back in june, the occupying administration an

little stuff will be i'm also going to got the what i grow and they both come b, e from zaleski family history of money. i'm a little bit of a day of the week. i mean, is a book in your suit, especially to put a good bad be worse guy with their way. i live some ton of constructing tool is a tier on, you know, you to heads off. he's a new guy on doors in close to the clothes, but no problem for the british to to have such an ally, you know, again, so caused by the russian. the marquis de christine's book is considered a classic of russo phobia. in 1839, he visited russia. yes, just for cbs. 0 show know is not as little, which is animal cells that are we did it on the sleeve, the lit up like you with the new d boy h. m. luke significant movement reach where people sleep is parkway. what did you to me because all the pick up or even though it's a little bit, but schuster which shows up, but it started the game, narrowed them, but we'll get that on here. we're all good. when you book it, the open park is the christine can actually relate to the wrong place where she's only been use much, m

so those addresses by president zaleski are so meant to be a moral booster for the millions of ukrainian leaving to the school. thank you very much. the w as in manuel shaws they're reporting from kia. well, emma mentioned reconstruction, ukrainian representatives are holding their 2nd day of meetings with international partners to discuss rebuilding the devastated country. the talks are being held in the swiss city of lou gonna ukraine's prime minister told the conference that assets confiscated from russian oligarchy and entities should be used to pay for the war. damage back in ukraine, residents are still coming to terms with the scale of destruction. signs of death and destruction everywhere, but also signs of life and rebuilding. this is the village of ya, hidden, ne, in northern ukraine. after the occupiers left, the people got to work. the people here are grieving while our soldiers in the east are protecting us. we are working here in many places. the task is monumental in the city of hockey. after months of russian shelling, scheme of foreign volunteers and local architects cre

i think just all local bonita retorted, zaleski or ballistic. we emphasize that the explosions and olive care which led to the death of the new crimean defenders. we are a deliberate provocation and an undeniable act of terrorism by the occupying forces . according to the information of the main directorate of intelligence of the ministry of defense of ukraine, it was carried out by mercenaries when a wagner private military company, under the personal command of the nominal owner of the private military company, the organization and execution of the terrorist attack were not coordinated with the leadership of the ministry defense of the russian federation. at the main purpose of the terrorist attack, lee was to hide the facts of total embezzlement, of funding, store, allocated for the maintenance of ukrainian prisoners of war, exact, ah, large swathes of the horn of africa, or in the midst of the regions, worst drought in 4 decades aid agencies, a warning of a humanitarian disaster that could affect millions of people as crops fail and entire v

so ukraine's at present a voluntary zaleski says he's countries forces half and now have the potential to turn the tide and the war, thanks to the delivery of long range weapons from the west. meanwhile, the senior u. s. defense official says, russia's military is believed to be suffering hundreds of casualties every day. russian forces have continued to launch scattered attacks across eastern and southern ukraine, including strikes on the city of hockey that killed at least 3 people. just an ordinary market on any other day, but this day a sight of devastation. russian strikes at this texture market in harkey. you've killed her husband. the shells struck a mask, a jim, a bus stop taking civilian lives. ukrainian officials say russia is out for blood. even using weapons that are widely band laura, this place was hit by rockets with cluster bombs to maximize the damage to people who the doctor ran those who pushed a button on the rocket launcher, wanted to maximize damage to the civilian population. we will also elsewhere and hockey's ukrainian soldiers are learning how to use newly arr

our president trump was put under fire for a phone call with president zalesky, asking him to investigate the corruption in his own country. and now of course, even asking the question, seems somehow as provocative or promoting rushing propaganda. you know, just few weeks ago we heard from the ukrainian foreign ministry and others that they had received about $30000000000.00 in total aid from foreign countries. which was interesting because the u. s. alone has sent over 57000000000 to ukraine. so there's a gap of about $27000000.00 or more. and the u. s. and getting ready to send another $400.00 to $500000000.00. i think it's perfectly legitimate to ask why the gap in what has been sent by the us and what ukrainians are saying babe received. that is a huge amount of money that somehow is not really being counted or and simply asking them to be accountable is barely, again, being called russian propaganda by the ukrainian i think every congress and woman in the u. s. i would be asking the same questions as i was on the parts. well, this calls back to a lot of the problems that happened in

the point of striking a civilian targets intentionally or not is zalesky a vision, an attempt to sort of cow the ukrainian population for many ukrainians i've talked to. all it does is make them while despise the russians. more or less, he has a 93 percent approval rating. it doesn't seem to be causing any change in how ukrainian steal about striking a piece deal with russia. the great majority of ukrainians think they're on the path to victory. so the actual strategy of the russians is difficult to ascertain, but striking civilian targets, whether you intend to or not with such regularity is in the formulation of human rights people at the united nations, a war crime. and nick, i've had to tell you this war is now also about food. i'm talking about ukrainian grain. it's one of the world's largest exporters of it. these exports have not been taking place because it's been impossible to actually get access to the grain and to get it out of the country to places such as africa. what's the status to night of negotiations to change their well, there's apparently new hope of that part of a

then late last night in his normal address, president zaleski said there would be a deal signed in turkey that would benefit the country. but in the last couple of hours we've had from a senior adviser to the president's office who's tweeted out that it's very clear that ukraine has signed a deal with turkey and with the united nations and certainly not with russia. now they want to make sure that there will be no russians ships. she didn't ukrainian water, c, c, russia, as an aggressor and say that will not be allowed to be no russian inspectors in any ukrainian ports. and they say that if there are any provide provocations that will be met with a military response almost immediately, they insist that if ships are to be searched then though that will happen in international waters. but the point they really want to make clear is this is nor any sort of deal between ukraine and russia. and even though these are the 1st substantial talks involving the 2 countries since march, this is aimed at getting the grain out of the ports and easing the global foot crisis. rather than laying the pathw

so you can pinpoint something very precisely what zalesky said in his speech was that they were going after no surprise here, depots of ammunition because the ukrainians are massively out guns 1510 to one when it comes to artillery shells going one way or the other. so the logical thing is to take out those stocks of ammunition and that's what the ukrainians say they're doing, as well as command and control centers. sort of cut the head off the sake and make it harder for the russians to control the troops. and that's been a consistent problem for them throughout this campaign. next, spicer in cave, thank you. well, with ukraine's eastern province of hands now under russian control. moscow has been stepping up it's offensive enabling act. together they make up the dumbass, which russia wants to seize completely. so let's take a look at this map. so this is the territory at that russia has now taken in ukraine. it includes the city of, let's see, chance, which we can see there, which was the last bastion of ukrainian resistance in the new hands region. and analysts say the battle for s

the president's agenda includes talks with his palestinian counterpart and president volota mer zaleski warrants the death toll could rise after a russian attack. emergency crews are still searching through the rubble after missiles hit the central city of bennett's killing. at least 23 people. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. she loc as parliamentary speaker has accepted the resignation of president, got to buy a route to park so she lumpkins have been celebrating after their embattled precedent stepped down. for months they have been demanding the removal of raja coxa who they blamed for the country severe economic crisis. he finally tendered his resignation. after fling to singapore, i on the streets of sri lanka, people celebrate off to hearing. the country's president has resigned. they say this is a triumph for democracy. is a huge recruit, missed rather here more than 3 months. and i would like to say like, it's this, i mean, at this moment i feel is that a good listen for all caught up at 4 digits, inter lanka, yasser, extremely happy for us because we love to be god

when earlier zaleski colon, the u. n. and the international committee of the red cross to take action of an attack on a prison complex dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in russia and ukraine of accused each other carrying out the attack. a criminal has invited the you and red cross to investigate. 17 ships loaded with ukrainian grain are ready to depart from odessa for the 1st time since russia invaded in february, more wheat and corner being harvested as the war continues. the loss of ukrainian exports was raised, global food prices, threatened political instability, and help push more people into poverty and hunger and vulnerable countries. john henry has more from odessa. ukraine in the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert a global hunger crisis. prisoner volota mirrored zalinski on friday, said those ships would leave soon, but they haven't left yet there. a number of logistical problems involved with that . some of. ready could be insurance

increasing military pressure that they will go in the areas that they need to go ask for president zaleski here in ukraine. he believes that that's an indication from the russians that they will continue to target civilian areas. seeing that that's exactly what they've done over the last few weeks. and of course, you remember there was a significant rocket attack on friday at the ukrainians were saying that it was a residential block and a factory that was hit that killed so many people at but the rush and see what we were actually targeting a meeting of the ukrainian navy high command, what's important to remember is that it's now been 20 weeks his since the war began . and in that time people continue to be killed. voting as underway in a local bi election and pakistan's punjab province, which could have national implications. prime minister shabbat sharif muslim league holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly. that's under threat from enron. cons p t i party, taking the province would be a major win for the former prime minister, who is ousted in april. come a hide are has mor

is very problematic is that many are also involved in legislation and other things in ministries zaleski will alone being retarded. and ministerial every country has its own tax laws, and the resulting complexity leads to a need for expertise exactly what the big for, and their international networks offer via zene by the but i to get one to niemen, var consulting allows us to see where the problems and the tech systems are one of these, amino, and retail politicians, the government, the finance ministries, to you on the parliament, parliament of maxim this company. so it's okay to speak with experts, even business experts. but when they're practically co writing laws, without the public or even parliamentarians knowing that's a problem. so somebody isn't problem. string 2021. a why order has come into scrutiny by the why can't parliamentary committee team of origin was appointed especially investigators. the committee asked them to review a white wire card ordered. the findings was summarized in the back report, pulled up confidential. it was late to some journalists. the felix holter m

after you. crane struck a deal with russia to unblock the great ukrainian president of all that amir zaleski says, the attack proves russia is already violating the agreement. coming up on the show, the world health organization issues, it's highest alarm over monkey pox to clary the.

, an army says russian missiles struck the port city of odessa, ukrainian president villa, dimmer zalesky says the attack proves russia is already violating the agreement. the head of the world health organization declares the monkey pox outbreak of global health emergency is the disease could spread rapidly to more.

vallone -- below tamir zaleski met in kyiv with senator richard blumenthal of qinetiq and lindsey graham. the meeting came a day after siletz key said finally western artillery has in his words started working very powerfully for ukraine. the lines of communication between the u.s. and china are growing. u.s. general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, spoke with his chinese counterpart by phone today. the u.s. says the call focused on improving crisis communications and reducing strategic risk. u.s.-china talks have picked up ahead of a call with president biden and xi jinping as soon as this month. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. kriti: another step for the german automaker toward electrifying's lineup. we spoke with herbert diess about building more factories and when he sees the chip shortage coming to an end. >> do you feel now in good shape to get up to six plans and euro, 5000 jobs here, 20,000 jobs in europe created

increasing military pressure that they will go in the areas that they need to go ask for president zaleski here in ukraine. he believes that as an indication from the russians that they will continue to target civilian areas. seeing that that's exactly what they've done over the last few weeks. of course, you remember there was a significant rocket attack on friday at the ukrainians were saying that it was a residential block in a factory that was hit that killed so many people at. but the russians say what they were actually targeting a meeting of the ukrainian navy high command. what's important to remember is that it's now been 20 weeks and since the war began, and in that time people continue to be killed. in alan development, she kind of president her sacked as prosecutor general and the head of the country security service. after kissing more than 60 other employees are collaborating with russia on an as the landscape as a 1st is as open, more than 650 criminal proceedings against workers in russian occupy territories who are allegedly working against your crime. oscar general arena

you remember, and it was also agreed in the same context of my visits to present, put in unpleasant zalesky leave accusation of the civilians from as of sol 4 months people said it was impossible for months. all the, all kinds of earth attempts or the fails. but when there was an operation with a clear coordination with un at the time the i, c r c, the international committee of the red cross, the rations and the ukrainians. it happens and it happens successfully. and the commitments are respected and i have no reason to doubt that to they, we the same kind of attitudes we can do this or this is of course sir, a measure achievement. i would say it's an unprecedented agreement. and the for me is secretary, other than i did nations, i have no doubt to tell you this was the most important scene i have comfortable to, to during my tenure, the secretary john of the very difficult period, a few, the un for russia, ukraine, and turkey. but one of the issues that i think many people also thinking about when they, when it comes to the black c as at mines, have been reported to have been laid there b

but ukraine insists lazy chance remains and it forces hands. president villa dimmer zaleski said. brutal hostilities were continuing along the entire front line of the api center in new has she rescued teams near hong kong a searching for 27 crew members of a ship at a typhoon, split in half if managed to rescue 3 people so far. type one job, i made landfall in southern china on saturday. heavy wind and rain are expected to lash the region through monday. revellers packed the streets of central london as the cities pride march returned after 2 years of pandemic. the event also marked 50 years as the british capital held, its 1st gay pride march organizes estimate around a 1000000 people joined in this weekend parties and political events. this is d. w . news from berlin. there's a lot more news on our website, d, w dot com. ah . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word college pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him a simple online on your mobile and free to shop t w's e learning course, nico speak? german made easy. i am can

but you crane insist, lacy chance remains and it forces hands president will, dimmer zaleski said. brutal hostilities were continuing along the entire front line . the at the center in new rescue teams near hong kong. a searching for 27 crew members of a ship at a typhoon. split in half. they've managed to rescue 3 people so far. i've been job, i made landfall in southern china on saturday. heavy wind and rain are expected to lash the region through monday. revellers packed the streets of central london as the cities pride march returned. after 2 years of pandemic, the event also marked 50 years as the british capital held, its 1st gay pride march organizes estimate around a 1000000 people joined in this weekend parties and political events. this is dw news from berlin. there's a lot more news on our website, d, w dot com. ah ah, and you've had a special hotspots in germany, europe and the world dw travel extremely when i am kind of the guy here in iowa sexual assault survivor. stent is and saying the truth. her women in asia are apathy is inexcusable. nothing can stop me. that is out wit