the russian barrage is being felt in easton, ukraine. moscow says it's used missile strikes to destroy posts where ukrainian soldiers and equipment were located. it's false as the inching forward. alongside progression, separatist militias, one of the latest targets leman, has gateway bridges over this diversity dot net river. we will go to following the joint actions of the units of the militia of the don x, people's republic and russian. i'm forces the town of leman has been entirely liberated, broken, as well as the fighting intensified lemons. residence had been holding out, attempted a desperate escape. they could be more like them nearby towns if ukrainian troops could not hold back the russian advance, which is proving to be a persistent threat landscape, a blue r all will gantski like amy done at work and especially la hans regions the enemy is increasing its forces and intends night and day to carry out the task of reaching its target areas while making new efforts to encircle our troops. jacqueline sir marcy, these girls, those on the front lines are on high alert. but it wil

ah dozens of people who feared dead off to russia bombs of school in easton ukraine, where 90 people with sheltering many remain trapped in the rural. ah, 11 o'clock, this is out 0 life and there are also coming up a new pro beijing leader is chosen for hong kong. former security chief john lee led the 2019 crackdown on antique government protests, ferdinand, macos genia, his chip to win the philippine presidency. despite accusations of rewriting his family's political history. and making history in women's tennis channel in ons jabbar becomes a 1st urban african player to win the top to wi of so dozens of people feared dead after a russian bomb attacked destroyed a school in easton ukraine. the governor of eulu hans, cuz says about 90. people were hiding in the building when it was hit, the target and b as us. this is what's left of a school in bella gharib go in the la hand screeching of east in ukraine. russian forces bombed it nearly all the people who stayed in the village were hiding in this building when it was attacked. dozens of fear dead since the war and he crane started r

in easton ukraine all that remains of a school in the village of villa garry of car in law hans cregan. ukrainian officials say 90 people were sheltering here when the russian air strike hit. rescues have pulled 30 survivors from the rubble, but the fate of the rest is unknown. heavy fighting nearby has hindered rescue efforts. richard, they should serve bola, taking into account that it was an air strike and not a simple artillery shelling. ah, when, when the explosion happened, there was in extreme damp rachel dumble, a feller, competitor, lease marsh. suddenly our emergency woke us. we'll be clearing the debris with maximum speed. but there's only of very slim johns that any wants of i l l m, those m a link here, schanzer. fish. but we hope for the best ellis could you learn was the crush. ukrainian officials fear russia is stepping up attacks as moscow prepares to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. on monday may, 9th, the port city of desa has also come under fire, struck by multiple cruise missiles and russian forces have continued to bombard ukraine's last mi

more than 60 people, i fear dead and as strike on a village school in easton ukraine. all that remains of a school in the village of villa rica in la hans region. ukrainian officials, se 90 people with sheltering here when the russian air strike heat rescues have pulled 30 survivors from the rubble. but the fate of the rest is unknown. heavy fighting nearby has hindered rescue efforts. they should cibola taking into account that it was an air strike and not a simple artillery shelling. ah, when, when the explosion happened, there was an extreme dam, prieto dumble, a fellow competitor resource. suddenly, our emergency woke us. we'll be clearing the debris with maximum speed, but there's only of very slim johns that any wants of iola alone. those are mulling care all schanzer bush, but we hold for the best ellis. could you learn was mc rush. ukrainian officials via russia is stepping up attacks as moscow prepares to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. on monday may, 9th, the port city of odessa has also come under fire, struck by multiple cruise missi

in easton, ukraine? the situation that it's really difficult you established a full picture, but one thing is certain that fighting rages on. however, it's not just an advancement that's been made over the past couple of weeks since of the russian forces have drawn from key of it's not just the russian forces we have made some advanced met, advancements, the southern end of the eastern part of ukraine. also hearing that actually ukrainian forces stepping up, trying to actually have a counter offensive underway in the north, east and politics ukraine our own. how to keep trying to actually make sure that the russian forces redraw from these villages. not basically not trying to avoid that. they take hot key, which was really the risk of the past weeks. it seems like that the ukraine and forces are succeeding in trying to keep the rushing forces away from hockey. but that situation and a picture all over remains quite blurry, in fact, so on the observer say that it seems like this is going to be a very pro

ukraine. today is the 1st foreign head of state to address the ukrainian parliament since the war began. he says any confessions to russian aggression would be a blow for the entire western world, and that ukraine must be free to shape its own destiny. yet even all my john the che got left, i want to say clearly, but i will. but only ukraine has the right to decide its future. ukraine has the right to self determination. mister of the international community must demand that russia end. it's aggression and leave ukraine completely. that it's already, i know, it must stop trampling on international law about the museum. there can be no negotiations and decision making behind ukraine's back. nothing can be decided about ukraine without ukraine. so absolutely not. this is an iron principle that easily brings it or meanwhile, russia boosts it's offensive in don bass and new hands in easton ukraine. the russian defense ministry says that attacked military targets. but news report, se civilian areas

so as we've heard, russia's army has seized their strategic town of la man in easton ukraine. what can you tell us about the situation there now? but it's not looking good for the ukrainian side down in don bass, sir. they've been admitting for a couple of days now that they've lost the upper hand, that the russians have the upper hand in that conflict. they're really outnumbered it, particularly by heavy weapons. they're being pounded, they have lost 95 percent of that, no hands territory and it's looking monthly that they will lose the other 5 percent . soon. as you've mentioned, the last remaining ukranian stronghold, being surrounded by russian forces and the russians at the ukrainians rather looking to have even pull out of that region because they worried that their trips will now be in nichols. i said they're looking to move back into ukrainian territory to try to shore up the defenses further back. it is looking likely that the russians will succeed in taking at least the hans can possibly don yesco done yet. can that entire don bass region. but president said lensky a

ukraine. it happened in boler gorenca in the land screech him. the governor says run 90 people with sheltering in the building when russian forces bonded that's nearly all the residents who had stayed behind in the village. at least 30 people have been rescued to bodies have been recovered so far. where ukraine's government says all civilians have now been rescued from the besieged steel planted merrier pole. the last holdout for ukrainian forces in the city. civilians and soldiers had been trapped inside the as of style facility for nearly 2 months. as russian attacks intensified, i should beg, as more from ukraine's central city of man. out and safe crane says all women, children, and elderly have been evacuated from the as of stall steel tete with for months. the sheltered in underground bunkers, while ukrainian fighters from the as of battalion attempts to prevent russian soldiers from completely taken over the port city. presidents lensky, repeatedly called, and united nations to helps le

they were like my headquarters here in also coming up, the volunteers rescuing people at easton ukraine from relentless russian bombardment despite the risk to their own lives. also the.

coming up in the next 60 minutes, dozens feed dead after russia bombs a school in easton ukraine. when 90 people was sheltering, many remained trapped in the rabble. as of regiment forces holding the last ukrainian controlled area in marian polls say, surrender is not an option.

from pentagon stocks, russian missiles of his grain warehouse in easton, ukraine official save the storage facility. south east of separation is now completely unusable. russia has repeatedly targeted ukraine's grain warehouses and other civilian infrastructure move likely to exacerbate food shortages at home and abroad. and chancellor, olaf shalt says ukraine's allies will not accept a peace dictated by russian president vladimir putin dressing. general lawmakers ahead of a european meeting with ukraine, and later this month, mister schultz pledged to supply more reference to the right to work quickly make your independent of russian energy. will humans warning that russia's blockade of ukrainian grain is fueling a global fuel crisis that could last for years? secretary general antonio terrace. the war and other crises threatened tens of millions of people with food shortages, malnutrition, mass, hunger, and famine. he added that he's an intense talks with russia and ukraine over efforts to restore the export of grain from the region with those russian blockades threatening to jeopardize

charles was shoving so for the infrastructure in easton ukraine. this is just one of thousands of cases being investigated by ukrainian or authorities, and fresh evidence of war crimes is being found every day on extra port from max sandra contains images you may find distressing. deep inside the forest lies in anonymous grief. whoever chose this place didn't want anyone to find it. 2 months after the end of the russian occupation here, the body of a ukrainian man was on earth. his passport found here by the police say the death of the 5060 or 2 billing is linked to the russian aggression. nothing unusual these days the horde them or we found many of them and we will find more because a lot of people are missing. a lot of people died. so a lot of people who are buried on much lot those rules occult them. if the victims daughter is on the scene, she tells us her father went missing on the 18th of march during the russian occupation. it's neither, so she wishes i only know you won't doubt of his house and didn't return more. i think he went to feed t

the school in easton ukraine when 19 people was sheltering. many remained trapped under the rubble. civilians are al, but the battle goes on ukrainian forces defending a steel plum se val never surrender. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, a new pro by ging, later is chosen for hong kong. former security chief john les, who lent the 2019 crack down on anti government, protested, and pres, before polling, we look at how the roman catholic church could sway filipino voters in the presidential election. a russian attack on a school in easton, ukraine is feed to have killed dozens of people seeking safety there. the governor of lou haskell says the school was bombed with around 900 people inside. the tory gate and beat begins our coverage. this is what's left of a school in bella gharib, go in the la hand screeching of east in ukraine. russian forces bombed it. nearly all the people who stayed in the village were hiding in this building. when it was attacked, dozens of fear dead, richard, they should

following the 2014 conflict in don bass in easton ukraine. there was already a number of ukrainians that went to russia, but our axis is extremely limited. we. we have heard of reports for civil displacement of deportation, but we have asked the ukrainian government to give us lists and names so that we can raise this issues with the russian authorities as well. united nations high commissioner for refugees. physical candy, sir, thank you for your time. thank you very much for him by britain's queen. elizabeth is missing the ceremonial opening of the u. k. parliament for the 1st time in nearly 60 years, due to mobility issues. when instead she handed over the duty to earth hare, prince charles, who delivered her traditional speech laying out the government's policies, it's the most high profile duty that the 96 year old monarch has missed in recent months. let's take you an hour to london to our correspond at their bergen mass. spare, good. good to have you with us sir. prince charles stepping in to do the queen's speech. how did he do? i thi

also coming up the volunteers rescuing people in easton, ukraine from relentless russian bombardment. despite the risk to their own lives. also violence or upstream prior to about get the rabbit underneath you. obvious capital with anger on your killing of 20 muslims early in the week. at the head of world press freedom day, joe, listen, uganda say it's becoming more difficult to report to to a government crackdown of dissent. welcome to the program attempts to evacuate most villians from the devastated ukrainian city of barrier poll. have been hit by yet more delays. russian forces are reported to started shelling b as of style still works again on sunday. following the evacuation of at least a 100 civilians, hundreds more still thought to be trapped there. now they've been on the ground for weeks in the dark warren of bunkers beneath the complex sheltering from relentless russian bombardment, with little food, water, and medicines, people evacuated were taken to the russian hill town. a bessy meadow moscow says 5075 to ease of chosen to remain in separatist areas, but the cold voice

a russian bombing of a school in easton, ukraine kills to people. local governance has dozens, under the rubble of fear, that the stakes are quite high in this phase, and in, in the east of ukraine. the u. s. spy, chief, says vladimir putin will ramp up his offensive to break down ukraine's resistance because he can't afford to lose. and the death of a woman during childbirth, spock's anger in senegal, drawing attention to the shortage of doctors and basic equipment. ah, so then let's start in hong kong. we're a former security chief who led a crack, donald pro democracy protest this has been chosen as the new leader. john lee was the only candidate in the race to succeed carry. lamb. he was chosen by committee of about 1500 people, vetted by beijing. lee was the head of security during the 2019 mass protests and is under u. s. sanctions. he says he wants to unify society and make hong kong more competitive . having restored order from chaos, it is high time. the hong kong starts a new chapter of development. a chapter that will be geared towards gr

ukraine. the speaker of the house lay the congressional delegation to keep and spend 3 hours with the ukrainian president flooded me as the landscape will not be bullied by bullies. if they are making threats, you cannot back down. that's my view of it that you were there for the fight and you cannot, you cannot sold to a boy were in the us delegation, discussed the big 3 issues for the ukrainians, security, humanitarian support and financial aid. we need this bills for ukraine is way for freedom. president joe biden has already announced a new $33000000000.00 a package. senate leader chuck schumer says they're going after russian president vladimir putin's friends and allies in the legislation of the 33000000000. i will be adding provisions that allow us to go after the oligarchs take their money and send it right to ukraine. this is the kind of stuff we're talking about. yas mansions, at the moment you can seize assets and fries them. new legislation would make it easier to season sale. funn

and russia has launched new stripes against the city of the v f in easton ukraine in west of ukraine. i'm sorry, the city's mayor says explosions knocked onto power in some areas and injured to people. meanwhile, ukrainian fight to say russia has launched a new assault on the steel plant in the besieged city of mario pope. and that's it from me and the news team of finance coming up next, a documentary about the free port system of storage, valuable items in the duty free warehouses. after a short i'm got office in berlin from me and the news team here. thanks for where natural spectacle improve the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem. ah, one of the many success stories from a bastion of biodiversity. colina stores may 20th on dw. ah.

she doesn't know what she will do if they comb telstra for al jazeera, the little pillar, easton ukraine. usaa sneak and nancy below seas in poland to meet its president to day after her visit to ukraine. hello, she made a trip to key on sunday where she promised america would back ukraine until victory . allen fishery force immediately. okay. second in line to the u. s. president st. nancy pelosi is the highest rank in u. s. official to visit ukraine. the speaker of the house lead a congressional delegation to keep and spend 3 hours with the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. he will not be bullied by bullies. if they making threats, you cannot back down. that's my view of it that you were there for the fight. and you cannot, you cannot sold to a bully were in the us delegation, discussed the big 3 issues for the ukrainians, security, humanitarian support and financial aid. we need this bills for ukraine's fight for freedom. president joe biden has already announced a new $33000000000.00 a package. senate leader chuck schumer says they're going after russian president vladimir putin

up to 60 people, a fear dead after a school was bombed in easton, ukraine. official say around 90 people with sheltering in the building the hands when russian forces attacked it, at least 30 people have been rescued. ukraine's government says all civilians have been rescued from the procedure steel plant, marable, lost hold out for ukrainian forces in the city. civilians and soldiers had been trapped inside the as a star steel mill for nearly 2 months as russian attacks intensified. israeli security forces have arrested 2 suspects in connection with an attack in the central city of allied. please say they've detained a 19 year old and a 20 year old. both men from the occupied west bank. they're accused of killing 3 people in the attack on thursday. an injury, several others. the king of saudi arabia has been admitted to hospital. according to state media, king salmon will have medical tests at a hospital in jetta. he had gallbladder surgery 2 years ago. the king also had the battery was hot pace maker replaced back in march, photos in the philippines preparing for an election on monday

you graham president, brought him is lensky, says russia is creating a blood bath in easton ukraine. he says there have been 4 and a half 1000 missile and as strikes in the last 3 months, the vast majority aimed at civilian targets. louis de la, la dunn, b. they created a blood bath and trying to destroy everything. everything, everything a life literally was no one's destroyed dumbass in the way that the russian troops are doing. now. i'm grateful to every want you, all our warriors who hold positions and have the bravery to counter attack upon. they bliss you didn't even the bullet, the coming weeks of the war will be heart, are we? we need to understand this one, but we know him other alternative and to fight him to fight and to win, or to liberate our land and our people on despite those rush and gains and don bath, people in ukraine, a talking of winning the war with russia and reclaiming their loss, land thousands have been killed. millions a homeless and cities and towns are in ruins. but even as russia intensifies as operation in the east and the south of correspondence sayin

also coming up the volunteers rescuing people in easton, ukraine from relentless russian bombard. but despite the risks to the road lives.

my mom is also sad to shannon he died 5 years ago while fighting in easton ukraine. the war has been going on since 2014 since fresh has annexation of crimea. but hospitals to plentiful medical good that there is somewhere in berlin where ukrainians can come to express their grief and leave it in this place. but the children who have been killed are commemorated here with the drawings candles and flowers. yet when he faced them aloud, both h a school bus that filled the for bush of buckle and i i went to flex make latortia together. ah, a few weeks later session. and i want to show that things that preparing a meal for their hostess cuts in is learning how to make a traditional ukrainian peach fruit soup, a ukrainian cooking class of is also a master class. i. i just assume this is our ukranian national dish. it really fills you up today, we're making it with lots of beans to replace the meat. i took bitter, real ukrainian wash is cooked with meal, with pork ribs ah, the boyish brings back memories. anna has not seen her family and friends for weeks semester when cha

united and russian missiles have had a great warehouse in easton, ukraine. officials say the storage facility south east of the upper regia is now completely unusable. russia has repeatedly targeted ukraine's grain warehouses and other civilian infrastructure. r e u development ministers. a meeting today to discuss how the war and ukraine is impacting global food security. ukraine is one of the world's most important suppliers of grain and sunflower. oil rushes, blockade of black c ports has halted shipments. ukrainian president zalinski has accused russia of using food as a weapon with global consequences. the colors of ukraine countries, endless golden wheat fields, are reflected in its flag, but rushes invasion means some of ukraine's rich farmland. now looks like this. ukraine has accused russia have deliberately targeting its agriculture sector, tearing up fields, planting land, mines and destroying equipment and warehouses in safer parts of the country, farmers have been tasked planting extra crops and a bit to make up for the losses elsewhere. but the threat to food security g

so much as putting a reporting from easton ukraine. take a look at some other developments in this war that will start here in germany, where the defense ministry says it will deliver the 1st of its 15 gephart or cheater anti air tanks to ukraine. in july, he's been pleading for more heavy weaponry to battle. russian troops in the east critics accused germany of taking too long to deliver military 8. several people have been injured in a rush and strike on a ukrainian cultural center. president zalinski releases a surveillance footage of the attack in the town of las, over in the eastern region of hockey, in russian forces deliberately targeted, the center crane accuses russia of routine. the striking civilian targets sermons, angela, allah shalt says guitar will pay a central role and german plans to cut the dependence on russian gas. after talks in berlin with atari and mere shake tommy bill, our tarney chancellor shalt said germany would construct infrastructure to import liquefied natural gas by ship guitar wants to start sending a

ukraine, which is control by russia. steve hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swap. but moscow has threatened to put some of them on trial soldiers surrender to an unknown fate. this footage, released by the russian defense ministry, shows ukrainian soldiers laying down their arms after weeks under siege at the as of style steel plant. of the 1700 soldiers, russia says, have surrendered this week over 700 did. so in the past 24 hours. amid international concern about their fate in russian hands, the international red cross has registered hundreds of the soldiers as prisoners of war. moscow has also released footage of what it says, a surrendered as of style fighters reporting on how they've been treated. i d. l. a yet no, i didn't really know what to expect, considering what we would have liked and what we've got. it turns out to be better than we expected with what i am now in a hospital in the city of novas offs. i'm being treated well. no b as miss treating me physically or psychologically the treatment is g

these 2 refugees have seen terrible thing. rescued from the zoo and harvey of the city in easton ukraine that has been shelved since the beginning of the war. now they have found refuge here in odessa and you will stay on the bug in your e ocean senior pastor, the thumbs up are they were permanently under fire. these who suffered a lot of animals were killed and stuff as well. it was very tragic shooters interrogation, this is why the director of disease here in odessa deputy loaded to cages in the van and drove to hark. if to rescue the 2 lions compared to the embattled city. odessa has been relatively safe. during this rule. the city has taken norco hits, but it has not seen the same level of fighting at the beginning of the war. the su close, like most institutions in ukraine did. but after a month they decided to reopen to the public. and people are taking up the offer inside the gate. it's almost as if there was no war. so young people, there's not something needs to be operational. we need to take the kids out from time to time and the animals need to be fed. we came here to suppor

, ukraine. the regional governor of don't yet says russian attacks killed at least 21 people on tuesday. russia forces also launched a renewed assault of the as of style still works in murray, opal. some residents were evacuated during a brief ceasefire, but thousands more are still trapped their faith. at last. after weeks under constant attack, these people have escaped the odds of styles, de bland, ukraine's last stronghold in the besieged city of mighty or bold. many at ivan tears, recounting stories of horrible. really when you move because you can't imagine how scary it is when you sit in the shelter in a wet and damp basement, which is bouncing, shaking, then be valuable to go outside. i saw the sun for the 2nd diamond 2 months, but while doesn't have made it to safety. paulson to remain in danger or fight even watch with hazardous d hulu. at the moment, while we are here, as a style is being stormed, why are you mad? your ball is still under siege and people could not leave to do. there

in easton ukraine, ploughing the fields yielded deadly harvest. to go back with us or look what is the kind of thing we find out on our fields? what that the appear or the remains of a rocket r o o. it's probably an oregon rocha that this one is from a grad, miss iowa. this endless expanse of 13 fields has become a vast battle ground. endangering the lives of those working the land where the car, it's like russian roulette. you don't know if you're going to survive when you drive out on the field. 3 tallies faced not just with danger, but also delay. we were wasting opportunities. the field should be sewn in late may . we haven't even started her growing worry with no peace on the horizon in a village near hockey's past and nobody cough surveys what is left of his farm. this area was recently retaken from the russians in fierce fighting that devastated the farm and decimated its life stock. the russians are still close to close the anew in. i'm not sure if we can harvest. we're in a 150 heck, take the fields because it's dangerous, but we will not

ukraine. bosco steps up, it's bombardment of don bass saving to encircle, defensive forces and take control of the country's industrial hot land. also on the, on the program g 7.

were trapped in the complex, have now been evacuated. 3 people have been killed in a missile strike in easton, ukraine. officials fear moscow is stepping up it's offensive to make symbolic gains before the anniversary of the victory over nazi germany in world war 2. earlier i spoke to maria of diva. she is the research director at the european expert association, an organization that promotes political and security analysis in ukraine. and i began by asking her what the situation is like in car heave ukrainian troops are doing now very effective counter offensive operation here in harkey region. they have liberated so far, 5 religious, and they are moving forward. russian troops to slow down their success. they have blown up 3 bridges in the region. but still, this is a very good situation for the sea to itself, because it means that their russian troops will not be able to sell as intensively from the artillery the cd as they did before. and by this, by saying this, i also need to mention that there is a very heavy fight near you, which is also in hard give region. and russia is put in all t

and funny, can you give us a quick update of what's happening in easton, ukraine? the situation that it's really difficult you established a full picture, but one thing is certain that fighting rages on. however, it's not just an advancement that's been made over the past couple of weeks since of the russian forces have be drawn from key of it's not just the russian forces we have made some advanced met advancement. the southern end of the eastern part of ukraine. also we hearing that actually ukrainian forces stepping up, trying to actually have a counter offensive underway in the north, east and politics. ukraine. our own. how to keep trying to actually make sure that the russian forces redraw from these villages. not basically not trying to avoid that. they take hard keep. it was really the risk over the past weeks. it seems like that the ukraine and forces are succeeding in trying to a keep the rushing forces away from hockey. but that situation and a picture over remains quite blurry. in fact, saw the observer say that it seems like this is going to be a very

it's claim to have taken over a key town in easton ukraine. moscow steps up. it's bombardment of don's bass timing to encircle defensive forces and take control of the country's industrial ha flat. also on the program investigative in.

there's been heavy fighting along the front line long, some part of the frontline here in easton ukraine, in the dawn bus, especially around the city of sierra done it with the russians are doing now is that they're using as much artillery as they can. they have brought a lot of technology into here, lot of equipment. there was abroad, a lot of soldiers to these frontline parts where they want to break through. and what they do is they share everything with a lot of her to re until basically they have destroyed the positions and they're also often the residential areas that are in their way. and then they march in their advances are in fast. they are my advancing very slowly, but they are advancing steadily in my some parts of the front and that puts the ukrainian omby under huge pressure. this is why ukraine has been reiterating that they need heavy artillery to fight them back. that would put them on power would even give them an advantage because the western artillery is a little bit better than the russian. artillery is heavier, it's more explosive, it's a, it's targeting better and

ukraine? well that they've really failed so far. many dear objectives. they stood for wanting to to take and other major cities across ukraine. tried to what they said was d, notify demilitarize crew. clearly that hasn't worked out. russia both underestimated ukrainian resolve capacity, but they also underestimated the support that you are crane would receive from the west. and even just this week, you've seen the feds officials from the united states and partners, the allies pledge additional military assistance to ukraine. so that support is going to continue the course. unfortunately, we have what you just reported and is this intense fighting in the dumbass region. and i think we shouldn't be focused on the day to day. this is going to be a long conflict and as long as ukrainians are willing to fight, i think the west will continue to support ukraine, both militarily and in terms of military assistance. that brings us to the weapons of the us in the law of pledge to send the crime so far.

it is in cremmit tossed in easton ukraine. a few dozen kilometers from the fighting. we asked him whether ye, grant's president is right to describe the situation as extremely difficult. absolutely, whomever you talk to, whether it's soldiers or civilians living in these places. everybody tells you the situation is extremely tense, more tense than they have ever more tense than at any time in the past when maybe not the beginning of this conflict 8 years ago. but in the meantime, in the past 7 years, so selling has intensified all along the contact line. today we were in a, in a town that sits just on this contact line. so you can basically, with your bare, i see the, the places that are controlled by the so called separatist, the russian back republics. and everybody there has told us that shelling has intensified tremendously. there. there are dozens of rounds of artillery coming in every day. houses are being shelled, people are dying. and this is, this is happening every day. people, people listen to it and they say this is outgoing, this is incoming. they have ba

ukraine. he says its troops are battling to hold their positions the street by street after days of intense shelling. very de netscape threatened by russia's post to kept the whole of the east and industrial region of dumbass. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says almost all the cities infrastructure has been destroyed and most buildings damaged. it's fear, the city will follow mario, poland, fall into russian hands. a city under siege severely, danielle has been battered by intense shelling for weeks. now russian forces have entered the city and fears a growing that it may share mary paul's fate. thousands of civilians are thought to still be in the city, the largest in the loo, hence region, still held by ukraine. according to the mare, the relentless bombardment has left it impossible to keep track of casualties. with russia, bringing its overwhelming advantage in artillery to bear in its assault on the dumbass, ukraine is pleading with its allies to provide it with more advanced long

. ukraine is one of the worst single attacks in german chancellor. all of health is vladimir putin cannot win the war and ukraine as europe march the anniversary of the end of world war 2, chance condemned the russian later, the comparing the conflict and you cried to the fight against nazi germany. don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. i just download our app from google play or from the app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications. but any breaking news, and if you're part of a new story, you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos. what's happening where you are able to pull up to date here on d. w. next world stories looks at the russian armies use of right as a weapon will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour to ah, we are in, took in the media, low income countries, the more likely to experience the problem of pregnancy. is it normal in the media to have somebody who's significantly older than you who are like 25? what do you mean a fre

and dozens are feared dead in an air strike on a school in easton ukraine. russia stepping up attacks in the run up to a controversial military parade in moscow. and the u. s. the 1st lady jill biden makes a surprise visit to ukraine to meet the president's wife as a refugee center. ah, he 7th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war. germany's chancellor or nav schultz has made a key note tv address is his 1st major speech to the german people. since the invasion of ukraine. schulte says, russia's leader vladimir putin cannot win the war. he added that putin lichens, the conflict and ukraine to the fight against nazi germany. but that he says is the falsification of history neither with bergen mit book fellow citizens of this country, only 77 years ago to day saw the end of the 2nd world war in europe. when the weapons fell silent on the 8th of may $19.00 to $5.00, it was like the hush of a cemetery. descending on the graves of more than 60000000 women, men and children often flocked. millions of them fell on the battlefield. millions were murdered in their towns and villages in c

thank you very much. brushes advance in easton, ukraine has met with a strong counter offensive russian troops losing ground around the city of hockey. give you credit. your troops have also blocked a russian river. crossing in the dorm bass region, according to british intelligence and areas in ukraine, where russian troops have already retreated now face a massive clean up job. ukrainian security teams are undertaking the dangerous task of removing rockets, munitions and mines. as the w is funny for char reports, a broken leg, an injured spine, will let em your volume barely survived a land mine explosion. but you see you need time. much needed comfort from his wife, while at amier was on assignment, restoring electricity in the key phrygian when it's happened. just when we host, when we were driving in the car with my colleagues. there were 3 of us, the driver image, myself, and my boss. so are going to, we were talking about our plans for the next day and then i don't remember anything from the, from a blue. that's when the car drove over a land mine value only survived because he w

ukraine. the un chief makes a high profile visit to a conflict ravaged part of nigeria and had a good terrorist travels or no state where islamic extremists have been terrorizing the population for years. ah, i'm rebecca rich has welcome to the program. the european commission president, us on the line has called on the a you to ban oil imports from russia fonda line address the european parliament in strasburg. she outlined a 6 package of sanctions against moscow over its war on ukraine and called for a phased embargo on russian oil imports. by the end of the year. he is walt, the a you commission president had to say to day we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear, it will not be easy because some member states are strongly dependent on rational oil. but we simply have to do it. so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. this will be this will be a complete import ban on all russian oil seaborne and pipeline crude and refined. we will make sure th