how did president zalinski respond? yeah, the turkish president has said that he would really want to instigate a peace process, but zelinski has said that he doesn't see where the trust should come from a. he says as long as i says, sending guided missiles into the residential areas in ukraine, there can be no trust that they, i, anyhow, interested in peace. and he said basically as a precondition to p stokes, he would see withdrawal of the russian forces from ukrainian territory. so that's probably more of a hope that to add to on has or inhibition that and on has then a realistic possibility. and russia, of course, was not at these talks, so what can they achieve without that, the russians being that what the peace process doesn't start with putting everybody at one table and then see what everybody has to say. there's of course, some chuckling, going back and forth in the beginning, edwin has said that he would visit putin next and talk to put in about the outcome of this meeting but off. but as i said, there is no

begin tonight with breaking news from ukraine. ukrainian president zalinski saying at least 15 people have died in a rush airstrike on the train station in the central part of the country. not this attack comes on a day laden with both hope and sorrow. today's independence day, the national holiday marking independence for ukraine from the former soviet union to they also marked 6 months of the russian invasion in a moment. a report on a nation that was scheduled to celebrate freedom before a war got in the way. but 1st dw mathias burlingame, he is in cave and he has more on that attack at a train station in central ukraine. yeah, we've just heard that term 15 people were killed and several dozens wounded in that attack. now, today is a day where many people have expected such attacks will happen possibly even on the capital of key if this has not happened so far. but we also heard that quite few rockets have been intercepted by air defense by ukrainian and defense and southern possible that some women for here for the, for the government buildings that russia has threatened to attack

no. ukraine has said that it was not responsible, but ukraine's president zalinski. he's reminding the world that crimea used to be a part of his country. russia illegally annexed crimea, back in 2014. now zalinski says, the war with russia will not be over until russia's occupation of crimea is also over. i broke off in berlin. this is the day. ah, i was standing and then it felt like either i flew into the air or fell under ground. i was so scared, almost certainly it was the cranium forces. the explosions have been declared, an emergency situation for the region. they're using artillery, attacking supply dumps and commanding control to create fear. on the russian side, this russian war against ukraine and against all of free europe begun with crimea on most and with crimea. also coming up u. s. a native forces left afghanistan one year ago, and so did much of the 4 and 8 did any of this make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable afghans, the 1000000000 spent by foreign powers on development fate, to create the lasting conditions needed to reduce infant

here's what zalinski had to say about that. the see me out of the 8000000000 euros for ukraine, a currently suspended. and such an artificial delay of macro financial assistance to us, it is either a crime or mistake. and it's difficult to say which is worse in such conditions. the full scale war. i don't want to name the european country that slowing it down . now, let's believe that this is still a mistake, and it will be corrected. now it's also notable here. there's always, he has been exceptionally critical of any countries that suggest any sort of talks with russia. however, now he's probably speaking out and calling on china to have discussions with the frame, so we'll see exactly where that request. that's r t unit o'neill, and rachel blevins. leo, need us chris and topple those former greek ambassador. diplomat says if the landscape will pay a high price for his rhetoric, he's hitting the west, and this shows that something is not going well inside you inside ukraine. inside his administration. i mean, he gives the imp

we begin with breaking news from ukraine. ukrainian. president zalinski says that at least 22 people have di, did a russian air strike on a train station in the central part of the country. now shells reportedly hit multiple passenger carriages at the station. you see right there, causing them to catch fire zalinski and been warning for days that russia was planning an attack on civilians today. to day, of course, as the country celebrates its national holiday independence day commemorating independence from the former soviet union. ukraine is also marking to day 6 months of the russian invasion. in a moment, we'll have a report on a nation that was scheduled to celebrate freedom before a war got in the way, but 1st he w as much. he is burling her in keys. he has more on that attack at a train station in central u grey. yeah, we've just heard that 15 people were killed and several dozens wounded in that attack. now, today is a day where many people have expected such attacks will happen. possibly even on the capital of key, if this has not happened so far. but we've also heard that q

now for now, zalinski has said he's not ready to give up ukrainian territory and that's their mood here in ukraine. i don't even think he would be able to on the other side, russia has made it very clear that there conditions amount to a surrender of the ukrainians, and that certainly also not on the table. so boss has a very far from each other. it's not really something that's on the table, but add on is saying that he wants to try it. now the situation at the nuclear power plant in japanese. yeah, we'll probably be on the agenda as well. right? it's quite probable. i mean, the one thing that the un has been trying to do is to get access for their, for the members of the international atomic energy authority. and job that are still hasn't happened. it's a difficult there, there are some difficulties to solve. for example, what way they would travel, would they travel by a russian territory which ukraine is opposing of? i in the front line, ah, and a few other things about axes, about information, et cetera, et cetera. so it's quite probable that we cherish. we'll talk about that as we

and this is also the 1st face to face meeting between irwin and zalinski. so let's get a turkish perspective on these talks from dorian jones, who joins us from, is dumble dorian. everyone seems very confident in his capacity as the mediator between russia and ukraine. how does he envision getting the 2 sides to the negotiating table? what i think he sees his current grain deal, which turkey held the broker along with united nations between ukraine and russia as a vehicle that could ultimately take these tooth, warring policies to negotiation table. now basically turkey, very and boy, by the fight, that's already 25. ships have passed. thanks. so this ukraine deal to the well market counting around half a 1000000 tons of grain. now that he's seen by turkey is the evidence that these 2 warring parties can at these work together on this feel. now, one sees the 1st it will be to build on the success of this deal, solely building some kind of trust between the 2 side, which will be ultimately key in any negotiation. now what i think is focusing at least on reso

so an, an appeal for continued support from zalinski. very passionate, based on these global situations. but russia trying to capitalize on that, saying that there's a double standard for the way ukraine has looked at versus much of the rest of the world and fighting back in a very divided international community. as we see represented in the security council meeting, absolutely christian salumi there in new york with united nations. thank you. on thursday, ringo refugees will mock the 5th anniversary of their exodus from me and me all hundreds of thousands of people from the countries most and minority fled a violent military crackdown in 2017. now, nearly a 1000000 ro he live, and one of the world's largest refugee camps and cox's bizarre freedom of movement is limited. and they're kept on the increasingly harsh conditions and what she's pushing for that recreation, but un human rights chief says it's too dangerous for them. to return to their challenge, re recalls 5 years on a 1000000 reparative living in the largest refugee camp in c

here's what zalinski had to say about that. you see me out of the 8000000000 euros for ukraine, a currently suspended, and such an artificial delay of macro financial assistance source. it is either a crime or mistake, and it's difficult to say which is worse in such conditions. the full scale war. i don't want to name the european country that slowing it down. now, let's believe that this is still a mistake and it will be corrected. now it's also notable here, this one's he has been exceptionally critical of any countries that suggest any sort of talks with russia. however, now he's probably speaking out and calling on china to have discussions with ukraine. so we'll see exactly where that request goes. rachel blevins and that is where we leave the roundup on a busy newsday, but our programs are just beginning to close the see what showing where you are. this is our to international ah a raw oh. just don't hold any rules yet to shape out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselve

here's what zalinski had to say about that. the see me out of the light 1000000000 euros for ukraine, a currently suspended. and such an artificial delay of macro financial assistance source. it is either a crime or mistake, and it's difficult to say which is worse in such conditions. the full scale war. i don't want to name the european country that slowing it down. now, let's believe that this is still a mistake and it will be corrected. now as also note about here, those lines, he has been exceptionally critical of any countries that suggest any sort of talks with russia. however, now he's probably speaking out and calling on china to have discussions with ukraine. so we'll see exactly where that request goes. art is union o'neill and rachel blevins. there we heard from former french service men, adrian bouquet, who personally witnessed stockpiles of ukrainian arms, the residential homes and shopping centers. he believed these locations were deliberately chosen by cab to accused moscow of attacking civilian areas. g t m. law

the botch defensive is said to have been ordered specifically by ukranian president zalinski . and in the higher southern region caps troops shelled the russian control town of know about the outcome. according to local officials hitting residential areas and hydro electric stations authority say that u. s. applied high mars artillery were used in the strikes and in another shelling by ukraine of a neighboring town, a local school was completely destroyed according to local officials, who have this footage of the damage there. no casualties have been reported and we heard from former us marine corps intelligence officer, who believes that calves offensive was an attempt to show western arm suppliers that it is still in this fight. what we're seeing here are attacks for purely political reasons, so that the ukraine ministry of defense, ukrainian presidency can say, look, we are under the counter offensive, we are filling our promise to, to retake us on and, and showing our potential to retake other territories as well. but we can only do this, and this is the critical part. we c

is meeting directly with zalinski since the beginning of the war. the ad on a said that he wants to be, or he wants to initiate a piece process, a way of agreeing to receive high. however, whether this is likely or not, that high doubts about that. talk to us more about this grain deal. there was a lot of work diplomatic effort that went into making it happen. mathias, is it holding? is it working? it was a big diplomatic success for the un and turkey. it looks like it is a male, more than 20 ships have already left ukrainian pores bringing out half a 1000000 tons of grain. however, of course, it would have to last for a very long time, and there are still $20000000.00 tons of grain from last year's harvest and adding probably the same amount this year. so this will have to work for many months. okay, and the fighting around those upper risha nuclear plant in ukraine has every one worried the you and wants to get his experts in there to monitor the situation. do we know what's happening at that nuclear plant? now mathias cried. this is probably goin

a senior official suggests it may have been sabotaged. president vladimir zalinski has vowed that you crime will liberate the crimean peninsula from russian occupation. a brilliant blue turns dark after several powerful blast. images of black smoke at a russian air basin. the black sea were posted on social media by beach goers and crimea a popular holiday destination for many russians. but these holidaymakers may now want to change their plans. tour is described how they experienced the detonations . oh yes, when you 1st of i was standing and then it felt like either i flew into the air or fell under ground. i was so scared, my husband jumped up, he was resting and said what happened? and then we took a few steps back and immediately saw this cloud and a column of smoke right above us. but not none in crimea was used by russia as one of the launch pants for an invasion of ukraine. moscow has had troops stationed on the peninsula since it illegally annex crimea in 2014 many ukrainians . consider this to be the start of russia's invasion, including ukraine's president vladimir zalinski

the lord bears zalinski holds talks with the leaders of turkey in the united nations, turkeys recham. ty, bear to one warns against, quote, another chernobyl. with the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant at stake, also on the program. forest fires kill dozens, and algeria and hundreds more are moved to safety. officials, more hot winds could spread the flames. and in ethiopia meet the all female skateboarding group, teaching girls new skills, and creating space for them to get involved and extreme sports. ah, i'm aaron tilton, welcome to the program, united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, has called for all troops to be withdrawn. morale, ukraine's patricia nuclear power plant. the plant has come under repeated shelling in recent weeks, which he has in dream talks with ukraine's president below moore's zalinski and the turkish leader wretch of ty, bear to one in the city of living in western ukraine. the leaders also disgust exchanging prisoners of war and increasing ukrainian green exports. currently millions of tons of wheat and these are still stuck in black

from berlin to night, ukraine bowing to take back right near from the russian ukrainian president zalinski told war leaders today the war with russia will not in the until the russian annexation of crimea is also coming up tonight. germany, chancellor in canada in search of new energy sources but ending dependence on russian oil and gas is not going to be ease and voters in angola said to head to the poles, the long time governing party facing serious competition. ah, i bring up it's good to have you with is almost 6 months into the russian invasion of ukraine and the future of the crimean peninsula is more than ever part of the calculus for how to end the war to de ukrainian president zalinski promised to do everything possible to recover crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia in 2014 other western leaders expressed their support for their position. during a summit to day, germany's chance are all up shoulds, also pledged additional military aid to the tune of 500000000 euros. here's more of what will lead of said to day a bet, some when the russian regime blames sanctions for the

you could say here it in president zalinski is addressed to the nation. he said that the day that a russia invaded the country ukraine was reborn, and there will only be an end to this war. when there is victory, and i think this pretty much reflects the moods in society in general, the mood with many ukrainians. when i went to have a coffee this morning at work us in the cafe were collecting money for soldiers at the front line and they were absolutely convinced that they will be victorious. so yes, it has strengthens the national identity and there is not a logic for signs of so called war fatigue here. all corresponded. jumps should it shows their reporting from key if thank you for the time now to have look at some of the other stories about the russian warn you crying that are making headlines today. russia's military is claiming progress in the car . san antonio regions of ukraine claims it has destroyed ukraine's ammunition and fuels. depos. ukraine says it has stabilized the front lines with small troop movements and is entering a new phase with c

held territory. technicians have not so far found any radioactive league. president of low to mid zalinski called it an act of terror. for at least 10 people have been killed in a house fire in the us state of pennsylvania, a volunteer fire fighter. he went to the scene last to close family members, including 2 children and 3 grandchildren. it's not yet clear what started the fire in a remote rural community. it takes us court has ordered an internet, conspiracy theorist to pay nearly $50000000.00 in damages. alex joins falsely claim the 2012 sandy hook. school shooting was a hoax. parents who lost a child, sued him for defamation. sandy hawk was one of the worst school shootings in us history. well, one of the world's biggest, heavy metal festivals, his back van is once again hosting 85000 metal fans for 3 days in a field in northern germany. the event was canceled for the last 2 years because of the pandemic. backan is the name of a small town near by bought the die hard, but for die hard metal heads, it's also holy ground. the hot weather didn't keep the crowds away. yeah. heavy metal f

is that optimism shared by president zalinski? it depends on what we are talking about. there are quite a few things that diplomats can do at this stage. one thing is to try to resolve the situation around the power plan. another thing is exchanges of prisoners. and also they, all of them have said today that they want to speed up at the green exports to get more ships in and out of ukrainian ports. that, of course requires work with all sides. so there is of course, the role for diplomacy to play at this stage. but the question is, is this going towards a diplomatic solution of the conflict as ad one has suggested? and that's clearly not what is happening at the moment when he has billing with the latest friend living in western ukraine. thanks. and the reuters news agency is reporting that the city of sebastopol and russian occupied crimea was rocked by at least 4 explosions. so vast a pole is home to a key russian naval base. initial reports say the blasts word near a military airport, north of the city. the governor is quoted as saying russian anti aircraft forces do

i mean, you know, we have a president zalinski and his wife. they have time for vogue magazine, a shooting something that who is a akin to war porn. zalinski want saw, as the european union is cutting back dramatically on energy usage. the ukraine wants it free now and we can go on and on. i've lost count. how many billions of dollars and arms have been sent there, but it's not working. okay. the propaganda is there, but the reality is forcing people slowly. but surely that this is a lost cause in a voice or go ahead. i don't think the west is quite there yet. i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that the, the vogue photo shoot especially was, was it to me an act of desperation to, to try to get some attention back to the issue. but nothing is going to change. the fact that you crane is money peer to the more bottomless enough gamma stand for was and you know, say anniversary of that is coming up. and we all know how that ended. even though the same media who are flogging some sort of missive, ukrainian victory would love

as the un security council met to mark 6 months of the ukraine war, president zalinski addressed the session to tell the world about the latest russian at actually near 400 despite moscow's attempt to block his appearance at wanting to rescuers or working. but unfortunately, the death toll could increase that at our russia prepared for this session. thing out of basil but with the debts rising every day. there appears little hope for the war 2 and any time soon. while the w corresponded roman gone to rank her now joins may from the ukrainian capital key of rama. what more can you tell us about that? most recent missiles strike the well, at this point, the search and rescue operations are over, according to the ukranian officials has been the deadliest attack in ukraine on independence day 25 people died. 2 boys among them 11 and 6 years old and one boy was killed in his home. his house and the other one in was killed in a car, probably with his family. there were a few 5 people killed in that crowd. we just driving by that railway station, a lot of people died in the passenger train

idiots last night, some so called professor somewhere saying, oh there's no nazis in your grand zalinski is jewish, the president's jews. there can be nazis. that's a lie that's alive with go on that on the bomb or suggest a senior molecules? no flavors. the movie about bush get them all which will it shows the issue that needs to each vehicle, but they are just on the water level. so she had to post all bizarre. got it on star button there as well. no, but i'll bother him through bump ibm thought into it. does. i'm so glad i built that. you know, you will. yeah. hello. okay, it's good because i sure the net hon of war and identity would have, but i don't, you certainly can. um ah, local store, you know, you didn't look, i don't know what that crazy over here with us. little roster here. here i do. i'm going to be with god, we're for sure. you're probably rush a rush. you thought we, my shifter you wish, when you might love or scratches of video but, but what or a little sure to start a possible drive time with us with an idea of way of, you know, doing much, ah, it's really tragic. it's

in fact we've seen zalinski use really increasingly aggressive rhetoric towards the west lately, despite all the money, despite all of the weapons. in fact, his latest tirade is believed to be targeting a former chancellor of germany, who recently traveled to moscow and met with russian president hooton's. and here's what he had to say about that meeting was the, it is simply disgusting when full moleed is a powerful state. so european values work for russia, which is fighting against studies values. so it has been no secret that is all in ski, is ready and waiting to accept that aid. however, we have seen him start to lash out more and more at the west when they're not acting as he wants well brussels as well. president zalinski not happy about the status of his funding from the e you with no, not for a while, but what's the latest? yeah, and yet another statement one's came out and he's claiming that there's around 8000000000 euros and 8 that is being withheld. now, notably, he said that he wasn't going to call out which country within that he was responsible for that. however, his off

no, as russia selling continues, ukraine's president zalinski is in the v. f to meet with un secretary general, cherish and turkish president avalon, they'll be discussing possibilities for a diplomatic solution to end the war. for more on that, i'm not joined by w. chris bonham, but he has billing us in the v fancied abuse julia han is in, is sample materials start with you? what's going to happen in living today? what's on the agenda there? so there are meetings between ad on and zalinski and also gutierrez, to a general secretary of the u. n. and the general secretary is then going to odessa southern town where the ports are, where the green exports are happening and add on will return to turkey. that you do a turkey plays a critical role as a mediator in this war at what's advanced strategy today for these talks. well, i think it's important to mention that this is actually the turkish president's 1st visit to ukraine. since russia invaded the country in february, so he will hold his 1st face to face talks with his ukranian counterpart loading mir lensky

although vladimir zalinski doesn't seem to see it that way, he's been pointing the finger at russian troops. or she is casually, every russian military officer who either shoots at the plant or shoots under the cover of the plan, you must understand that he becomes a special target for our intelligence, for our special services for our army. well, it's shocking enough to hear the president of ukraine say it's acceptable under certain circumstances to shoot at or around a nuclear power plant. but what's more shocking than that is that it's actually a bit of a moderate position in ukraine. others are openly calling for the ukrainian military to attack nuclear sites on russian territory. the cities. yes, it's a race. many people will suffer, but even more people will suffer a russian administrations and nuclear facilities are not attacked. now. there should be a strike. there's no other way, probably the best thing to do here is what we heard from maria's car about to allow specialists from the international atomic energy agency to go there, let them see for themselves the condition of

the but botched offensive is said to have been ordered specifically by ukranian president zalinski. and in her son keith's troops shelled the russian control town of nova, no nova of hope. god, according to local officials hitting residential areas and a hydro electric station authority say that u. s. supplied, high mars artillery were used in the strikes and in another shelling by ukraine of a neighboring town, a local school was completely destroyed according to local officials who have the footage of the damage there. no casualties have been reported. and now to don bass were battles continue to also raising the dani s republic with russian lead forces intensifying and offensive to take over. major ukrainian strongholds our teeth. igor, stano reports from the front lines. ah drone footage is become a fundamental part of the win ukraine. it helps adjust artillery fire. it helps confirm hits. it strips the enemy of morale on the outskirts of the town of solar dark. there's no rest for ukrainian and russian. how it says we are basically the epicenter of an artillery duel between the

it claim that ukraine had endangered civilians are basing troops in residential areas. president zalinski acquainted the accusation to victim blaming. meanwhile, there are reports of heavy fighting, a new cranes of south close to the brushing health city of hassan and ukrainian civilians in the eastern genetic region have fled to because of constant russian shelly. reminder, i took a train station and done at scan evacuating the old and the young all exhausted westward with ordinary ukrainians caught up in fierce fighting and forced to leave their homes with whatever they can carry with. but if we are from a village near lucy, chance kids between the la hans and on that sc regions have village has been ruined . there's no gas, no water, no electricity. we were sitting in the basement for a month. the army brought us here to the and i believe the government has ordered civilians to lead combat zones in don etzky. but the danger may not be just from russian attacks. amnesty international accuses ukraine of facing troops and populated areas, putting civilians at risk and violating the laws o

live from berlin tonight. ukraine vows to take back crimea from the russian ukrainian president zalinski told world leaders to date. if the war with russia will not end until the russian annexation of primedia and also coming up tonight, germany, chancellor, in canada, in search of new energy sources but ending dependence on russian oil and gas is not going to be easy. and where is the water unprecedented droughts around the world connected with climate change tonight we ask, is there any solution to our global water scarcity? ah, i'm break off to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states, into all of you around the world, welcome. almost 6 months into the russian invasion of ukraine and the future of the crimean peninsula is more than ever. part of the calculus for held to end the war to day ukrainian, president zalinski promised to do everything possible to recover crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia. back in 2014 other western leaders express their support for that. during a summit today of germany's transfer over shoulds, he pledged today additional military aid

is dw news live from berlin to night. ukraine vows to take back crimea from the russian president zalinski, vowing that he will not stop fighting russia until the annex territory is back in ukrainian hands and western leaders. they are promising to support also coming up. germany's chancellor in canada in search of new energy sources, but ending dependence on russian oil and gas is proving not to be very easy. and voters in angola are set to head to the polls. the long time governing party facing some serious competition. and where is the water unprecedented droughts around the world connected with climate change tonight will ask, is there an answer to our growing wander scarce it ah, i bring. gov is good to have you with us on this tuesday world leaders. they are joining ukraine's president vladimir zalinski to discuss the future of the annexed crimean peninsula. zelinski to day promised to do everything possible to retake crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia. in 2014 other western leaders have expressed their support during today's summit, germany schanzer, olaf shoulds pledging

but as zalinski ramps up his targeting of anyone who speaks the russian language or appears pro russian in any way, he turns the ukrainian government into the very thing that both crimea and don bass originally fled from in 2014 no matter how hard the media has worked to cover up his treatment of the citizens who see the russian forces as bringing an end to the regime that they have lived under for the last 8 years. swedish human rights advocate, marcelo for rhonda didn't only say's millions of russian speaking ukrainians of fleeing from oppression by kiff may ration with the grand age and wish you seeing going to the russian federation are are russian is speaking people in the main i would suppose the other thing is that they have experience in my vehicle. they have experience guy know, given nation exist sergeant by young goldman, ange that on bus population that has been going on for years. this must be a foster class of that long process isn't. this is not only 3 years by their current conflict, they believed that there's just in case with the russian federation, who is also going f

but this year, a war is getting in the way today ukrainian, president zalinski said that some people are once again evacuating. keep on fears of renewed russian air strikes. the united states has warned that the russian military may be planning to intensify its attacks on civilian targets. just as this invasion enters its 7th month. and there are more weapons shipments from the west headed for ukraine. the u. s is expected to announce $3000000000.00 more this week, and germany is expected to follow suit with half a 1000000000 euros worth 6 months into this war. there is no end in sight. we begin tonight with this report. flows, the hosting the national flag. i had a few cranes independence day, a usually festive commemoration, but not this year as it also mocks, 6 months since russia's invasion, mccauley now his name, he will never recognize any one slack of our london in our sky. navy is as we are always ready to defend our blue and yellow colors. see, i ask you now to commemorate with a moment of silence, the heroes who gave their lives her that olivia gears and secretary, dully uk

last week. embassy international says ukraine's fighting tactics in danger, civilians, zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims mediate client bus. we hear a lot about a big offensive, so we'll be claiming russian ah so let's say that we set up almost a year with a actual, you know, started with a you know what i mean that's kinda like semi. yeah. get a start to her medicaid. yeah, yeah, no rule, it's not. i mean, i'm a lead to just monitoring the paul marsh. shobel is, i'm sure. personally, tavia, madam ah, with someone on the way if you can please a so the net with back shit. a sure you escrow for mr. smoke. you thought that i didn't escal accomplished if you're cured with lisa with a with her. so when you're ready with a trip to play bill sniper cut a feel for us gave them just the name of a certain portion which they would need to do because she wasn't able to learn more. so because then you need to do one should own blossom. so don't you're not a jewish the whistle is that it would talk about at the ledger double this knife of those 2, you talk to russian collage characte

last week in this, the international says, ukraine's fighting tactics in danger, civilians, zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims. media client was we hear a lot about a big offensive soon. well, be claiming a russian no one. no, no, no, no, admiral who job no, no, go more real to what they should end up. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short. then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. drill um you know, to production issue or show that they're not able to when you saw new rochelle and mom she no longer thought this meant lenient. them all one of up on there and i got all of them myself. i got your name. i go on monday, i wish to know about the whoa, whoa, whoa, knew he didn't offer more or less than a serial it's i had to put the mother and all that, but he built a house. oh boy, that's good to go. or what the my new honor and all, i isn't more simone, but you will not put them out to take your bus. ah, [000:00:00;00] with the

i asked him if this is the start of the counter offensive, that ukrainian president zalinski has been signaling. now for months here the situation is still confused as battlefields tend to be i'm, but it certainly looks like a much more significant offensive operations. but then we can say, it does seem to fall in line with what the president wanted. and of course, there was a, as we discussed before in the program, a timeline, ukraine of wanting to achieve something in cousin before any referendum could be held by rush was hundreds of 10, but so ukraine's had this disco deadline of doing something in, in the region by september, so it does seem to all fall in line with that, and certainly the scale of what we're seeing is much larger than we've seen recently. will. how much of this announcement than would you say is, is backed by the power of western weapons versus this timing pressure on president zalinski to take action? it's a bit of all of it. i ukraine, i think is all the see, make great use of the west weapon donations up to the high mars in the m l arrest broke it systems to d

first topic was, as you have mentioned, the nuclear power plant ends up or asia, a zalinski and also the un secretary general, who cherish called for russia to withdraw its troops from there to demilitarized basically, a power plant and the u. n. has said to cherish has said that you and would be ready to start emission by the i e, a, the international atomic energy authority to that power plant from key if, if there wouldn't, would be an agreement on how they would proceed across the front line. there was a, were talks also about speeding up the grain shipments this great deal that has been closed by these 3 people who are or by, by the 3 sides that will be presented here, plus russia. and there is the hope that this can be sped up, that more green can leave you cranium post than is actually doing at the moment. and the one are also important message that the un secretary general send was that chair. they will have, they have designated an investigative mission to they will in if got prison facility where these, that was, that, that exploded and where these soldiers were killed are

to discuss the future of the annex quite me and peninsula zalinski promised to be everything possible to recover crimea, which was illegally annexed by russia in 2014. other western leaders expressed their support during the summit in germany's chancellor off sholtes as pledged additional military aid to the june of $500000000.00 euros. let's hear what some of the attendees had to say when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started the new run in support of this process, like capacity as president of the g 7 and to gather with the european commission. i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruc

ah ah ah ah this is dw news line from berlin, ukraine's lawyers zalinski holds talks with the leaders of turkey and the united nations turkeys rich of ty, bear to one warns against another chernobyl, with the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant at stake. also the program forest wires kill dozens, and algeria and hundreds more are moved to safety. officials warn hot winds could spread the flames. and in ethiopia meet the old female skateboarding group partition girls, new skills, and creating space for them to get involved and extreme sports. ah, i'm here and tilton, welcome to the program, united nations secretary general antonio good cherish, has called for all troops to be withdrawn from around ukraine's patricia nuclear power station. the plant has come under repeated shelling. gutierrez was speaking during talks with you cranes, president old mill, zalinski, and the turkish liter recham type, and the one in the city of believe in western ukraine. the leaders also discussed exchanging prisoners of war and increasing ukrainian grain exports. scenes of tons of wheat and ma

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