that's the message from the german chancellor, olaf schultz. he says, western leaders agree on providing maximum military and financial support to ukraine, but we'll stop short of getting involved in the conflict. on the front lines, the fighting intensifies, rush out launches a massive new offensive in the east. the kremlin says, capturing the dumbasses now its main objective, and our correspondence meets ukrainians trying to rebuild their lives. russian soldiers may have left a pin, but this is a city that been left in ruins. there isn't a building we can say that doesn't at least bear some scars of the war and many a ruined beyond repair. residents find some comfort in cleaning up, but live in fear of the russians returning. ah, hello everyone, i am landmark. thank you so much for joining us. we begin with breaking development said sermon chest. the olaf schultz has delivered an unequivocal message of support for ukraine that says western allies will stop short of any direct involvement in the war. speaking after talks with other leaders, mi

i'll do many chance sir. olaf schultz is in london for talks with british prime minister boers johnson with the war in ukraine at the top of their agenda. it's mister schultz. his 1st visit to london is german chancellor. leaders were expected to discuss tougher sanctions against russia and its president latimer putting mister schultz and mister johnson are expected to give a press conference momentarily. and we will carry that life for you. as soon as it gets under way, the 1st i want to go to downing street d w, correspond to charlotte. chelsea bill is standing by charlotte. the germany has resisted so far. british calls to set out a time table to end dependency on russian energy. is that what is going to top the discussions today? absolutely. we've had that the tools will be dominated by the conflict in ukraine with europe's reliance on russian energy forming a key part of that. now it was a warm welcome for the german chancellor as he arrived here a short time ago, smiles from both sides as they met here in london for the 1st time. but of course, what's going on behind a closed doo

that's the message from german chance olaf schultz. he says weston leaders agree on providing maxima, military, and financial support to ukraine, but we'll stop short of getting involved in the conflict. under attack in the east russia launch is a mass of new offensive aimed at securing ukraine's industrial part plant. the kremlin says capturing the dumbass, it's main objective, and our corresponding meets ukrainians, trying to we build their lives. russian soldiers may have left a pin, but this is a city that's been left in ruins. there isn't a building we can say that doesn't at least bear some scars of the war and many a row and beyond repair residents find some comfort in cleaning up. i live in fear of the russians returning. ah hello everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you so much for joining us. we begin this broadcast with breaking developments moments ago german chancellor, olive schultz has delivered an unequivocal message of support for ukraine. but says western allies will stop short of any direct involvement in the war. speakin

that's the message from german chance olaf schultz. he says weston leaders agree on providing maxima, military and financial support to ukraine, but will stop short of getting involved in the conflict. under attack in the east, russia launch is a mass of new offensive aimed at securing ukraine's industrial heart plant. the kremlin says capturing the don bye.

schultz on sunday to discuss further sanctions against russia. zalinski said he was glad that germany had strengthened it. supportive ukraine recently and said he and sholtes agreed that perpetrators of war crimes in ukraine should me identified and punished. was working in mexico city. dozens of people have been protesting the war. they marched the russian embassy, carrying a 30 mesa, ukrainian flag, singing the country's national anthem, and shouting slogans, calling for an end to the conflict. in other news now, pakistan's prime minister has been ow stood in a vote of no confidence in ron khan had earlier tried to dodge the void by dissolving parliament, bought the supreme court through. now, she's the champs former allies, blame con for a crumbling economy and say that he failed to deliver on some of his case promises . oh yes ma'am, a bad residence gathered around parliament as assembly members left after the historic late night vote. some celebrated the ouster of prime minister in ron khan, while others protested opposition leaders, shabazz sharif is likely to become pakistan's

schultz is facing mounting pressure to go to keith. is he also likely to be declared persona non grata there? well, earlier we put that question to our political correspondent, benjamin, a valid alvarez group, a group of even if a chance, lola shawls is not declared a persona non grata and could travel. the question is what he, if a, the had of a state. if frank, that assignment was not able to do so, of course pressure is growing for all our shoals to go there to show solidarity and person to also meet ukrainian president is cilenzo. that's what several european leaders have done after the russian invasion. we had the president of the european commission was a law on the line, your sup burrell, also a prime minister, boris johnson, who walked through the streets of care for many a saying that if all of shoals is actually declared a persona grotto persona non grata, depends on what he can deliver, not just for a photo opportunity, but actually also helping ways they helping ukraine not just with promises but with actions when we look a

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so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential energy ports. and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along, the permitting process was in shorter. and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks, but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still a far way off, cassandra, we see on the topic of energy, and there's a 2nd question that came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you l

so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential n g ports and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along, the permitting process was in shorter and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks. but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still far way off, cassandra, we see on the topic of energy. there is a 2nd question of came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you look at the f

schultz is facing increasing pressure over berlin's refusal to send such heavy weapons to ukraine. the chancellor argues a confrontation of russia must be prevented while citing the risks of a 3rd world war. we must do everything possible to avoid a direct, military confrontation between nato and a highly armed superpower. like russia, a nuclear power. i am doing everything i can to prevent an escalation that leads to a 3rd world war. there should be no nuclear war yet, direct language there from the chelsor, but nato member states aren't all reading from the same page when it comes to the response to the conflict in ukraine. some states are refusing to follow the official line of the alliance on those ortiz maria. financial reports are, instead choosing to prioritize their national interests, united and determined. this is how joe biden describes nater in its readiness to confront russia, our unity, who are unity, with our allies and partner in our unity with your kind people send an unmistakable message to put him. he will never succeed in dominating and occupying all of your cri

so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential energy ports. and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along the permitting process was in shotwell and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks. but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still a far way off of cassandra, we see on the topic of energy. and there's a 2nd question that came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you

a german delegation is heading to ukraine, but not the chancellor himself. olaf schultz is under pressure to land ukraine. more support, his own foreign minister contradicted him on heavy weapons, which schoultz has so far been reluctant to sams, lockdown takes its toll on shanghai. after 3 weeks of heavy restrictions, supplies are running low. it's the biggest task yet for china's 0 covert strategy. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. russia's assault on the besieged, ukrainian city of body, you pull appears to be entering a decisive phase. u. s. military analysts say russian forces are nearing full control of the city, closing in on trap ukrainian forces. russia says it killed or captured almost $100.00 ukrainian troops attempting to escape overnight. medieval has been pounded by russian strikes for weeks, killing up to 20000 residents. according to the local mayor, civilians are expected to attempt to evacuate by car today, along one of several negotiated humanitarian car doors. the cities full wood gave russia complete control of the sea of as of coastline, and connect its

so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential energy ports. and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along, the permitting process was in shorter. and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks, but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still a 4 way off of cassandra, we see on the topic of energy and there's a 2nd question of came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you look a

so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential energy ports. and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along the permitting process was in shotwell and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks. but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still a far way off of cassandra, we see on the topic of energy. and there's a 2nd question that came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you

so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential n g ports and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along the permitting process was in shotwell and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks. but best case situation that would be completed in 2026. still a far way off, cassandra, we see on the topic of energy. there's a 2nd question of came in. the big problem at the moment is the reliance of the, especially germany on russian gas. as you pointed out, another youtube commodore richie asked us, how is europe becoming dependent on the united states? a good thing. i don't think anyone wants us to switch from getting nearly half of our liquefied natural gas from one volatile, arguably volatile superpower to another, arguably volatile superpower. when you look at the

a german delegation is heading to ukraine, but not the chancellor himself. olaf schultz is under pressure to lend ukraine more support. his own foreign minister contradicted him on heavy weapons, which showed has so far been reluctant to sent ah, on pablo foley, as welcome to the program. russia's assault on the besieged, ukrainian city of mighty you pull appears to be entering a decisive phase. u. s. military analysts say russian forces are nearing full control of the city, closing in on trap to ukrainian forces. russia says it killed or captured almost $100.00 ukrainian troops attempting to escape over night. matter, you pull has been pounded by russian strikes for weeks, killing up to 20000 residents. according to the local mayor. civilians are expected to attack to evacuate by car today, along one of several negotiated humanitarian car doors. the cities full wood gave russia complete control of the sea of as of coastline, and connect its forces in ukraine, south and east. and meanwhile, ukraine and western nations are investigating allegations that russian forces may have used chemica

schultz is in japan. on his 1st trip to asia in the roll and rushes invasion of ukraine and the energy crisis are the top key issues being discussed with japanese prime minister for me. okay, shita or vega and try to be with the for and what decision the russian government will take in this regard. one can only speculate, but it makes little sense. no one has to pull here for it. and as i said, we've already started to do this before the war broke out. and we know what we have to do, and that is exactly what we will do. ukraine and russia blaming each other for a suze of attacks in a breakaway region of moldova transit. estrus interior ministry says shots were fired from ukraine towards a village, housing and ammunition dapple. it's among a series of attacks reported there in recent days. ne parker reports now from eastern moldova. it's an internationally unrecognised border to a country that doesn't officially exist. the checkpoint between mole dover in its breakaway region of trans, nice, dra, is busy,

schultz was heckled by an angry crowd. during a speech in the city of s. in the incident happened at a rally to mark the beginning of the social democratic party's state election campaign. the chanting apparently began when the chancellor spoke about the war in ukraine. meanwhile, the german finance minister claimed the conflict is making germany poorer. he admitted that the government cannot offset this prosperity, loss, banking and finance. professor richard werner believes the sanctions imposed on russia over the war in ukraine are going to damage europe's economy. further. what we see is a pattern of government policy in europe in western europe. that seems designed to hurt the economy and this pattern causes much, much more accelerated with the sanctions. we see now these very dramatic measures that were imposed against russia, but really in practice seemed to be designed to further restrict the western european economies and damaged them seriously. and we could see if this continues and were likely to see a dramatic

well, actually related to this story, german liter, olaf schultz is facing increasing pressure over berlin's refusal to send heavy weapons to ukraine. the chancellor argues that confrontation with russian must be prevented while citing the risks of world war 3. we must do everything possible to avoid a direct military confrontation between nato in a highly armed superpower like russia, a nuclear power. i am doing everything i can to prevent an escalation that leads to a 3rd world war. there should be no nuclear war. we should point out as well that nato member states aren't all reading from the same page when it comes to the response to the ukraine conflict. some states are refusing to follow the official line of the lines and as our teeth maria phenomena reports are instead choosing to prioritize their own citizens, 1st, united and determined. this is how joe biden describes nater in its readiness to confront threshold. our unity at home, our unity with our allies and partners in our unity with u. k. people are sending unmistakable message to prove that he will never succeed in dominating a

schultz is facing increasing pressure over berlin's refusal to send heavy weapons to ukraine. the chancellor argues not a confrontation, russia must be prevented while citing the risks of a 3rd world war. we must do everything possible to avoid a direct, military confrontation between nato in a highly armed superpower like russia, a nuclear power. i am doing everything i can to prevent an escalation that leads to a 3rd world war. there should be no nuclear war. it should be pointed out that nato members states aren't all reading from the same page when it comes to the response to the ukraine conflict. some states are refusing to follow the official line of the lines on those r t 's. maria. phenomenal reports are instead choosing to prioritize their own citizens 1st, united and determined. this is how joe biden describes nater in its readiness to confront thrush, show. our unity at home, our unity with our allies and partners, and our unity with u. k. people are sending unmistakable message prudent. he will never succeed in dominating and occupying all of ukraine. he will not t

that was key when olaf schultz came to america that says to -- this is a lot to germany ditching norge stream to. this administration made it clear and continuously makes it clear that they want to preserve the unity amongst the allies. kailey: it's not just germany pushing back on the idea of an oil embargo. we got headlines out of the austrian international affairs committee say that austria will not act the embargo and russian gas. what cards to the realistically have to play? mari at this point none, this is a reality theya: vladimir putin. going after the oligarchs, it changes nothing. the war continues in reality so there is an inevitability about energy. this will have to be tackled and debated step we have to make a distinction that for the europeans, they look at oil as a moneymaker for russia but they look at the geopolitical weapon which is gas. russia wants to brush this aside but this will have to be a topic of conversation weather is today or tomorrow. they will have to tackled his head on. russia denies all the atrocities. there is no active fighting in certain places. t

schultz was heckled with cries, liar as an angry crowd booted germany's leader during his speech in the city of essen. ah, the incident happened at a rally to mark the beginning of the social democratic parties state election campaign. the chanting apparently began when the chancellor spoke about the ukrainian conflict and the refugee crisis. european governments have faced growing discontent since the start of the conflict in ukraine and subsequent anti russian sanctions that have led to the rising food and energy bills across the continent. authorities have taken the opportunity to give their citizens some advice on how to cope with the crisis. everyone is asking what can i do? you can do 2 things ah, control your own and your teenager sat showers. and when you turn off that, what do you say take that putin. you can withstand 15 degrees in winter in a sweater. no one dies of it. and so i will say this, we must turn off putin's golden tap, stop the supply of gas and oil. so that europe gets a chance for freedom again, if possible we should ride a bike or take a bus or train instead

k prime minister bras johnston says he and his german counterpart, olaf schultz, have discuss ways to reduce europe's reliance on russian gas and oil. johnson also praise germany for its efforts to cut its heavy dependence on russian energy. today we have agreed to maximize the potential of the north sea and collaborate on energy security and on renewables where germany in the u. k. lead the way in new technology. we cannot transform our respective energy systems overnight. but we also know that putin's war will not end overnight. a people in the northern ukrainian city of chaney, for waiting for humanitarian assistance after russian troops finally left. some residents, a, an electricity blackouts, means they're struggling to inform the government about their dia, living conditions, and run con, spoke to some of those desperate for help. i hope that they didn't know that will know this woman like many others in a suburb of churney, that feels forgotten. forgotten by her government. forgotten by the media. forgotten by aid agencies. she can't live in a home anymore. she tells us it was

of course, with the departure of anglo miracle, there were some questions whether olaf schultz could step into her shoes. but certainly the solidity, the confidence of europe will be much and improved with m a con victory. that's very obvious, this franco, german leadership is essential for european coherence terry shows in brussels for us. thank you so much. and has max hoffman d. w. head of news in the studio with us. so just picking up on that point about france, german relations. what is mccann's relationship with the cast off shelves? they've known each other for a fairly long time as far as far as i know. and i think they've, they've always emphasized that they have a very good working relationship. and i know on a personal level, it's not quite clear yet whether they actually like each other on a personal level, which is probably not the most important thing in the world here. but to tell you the truth, this new government here in germany was elected in a couple of months ago on the november, right. and they, and they had to, or they, they came together in november and they ha

take a listen to german chancellor olaf schultz. >> reporter: i call on president putin and russia to stop the fighting. it is a terrible war, one that cannot be justified by anything. it is a war causing endless suffering and benefits no one. it must be stopped. >> reporter: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy hasulse said he's established a mechanism of justice with numerous ukrainian political institutions to investigate allegation of war crimes against the kremlin. that has been something we've heard from european leaders, from nato leaders. they said they will support these investigations. they're calling for urgent, independent investigation to be ca carried out as the earliest stage possible. and we've heard there will be sanctions. we've heard a similar message coming from other european leaders in the u.k. and france and germany. but we've also heard calls from president zelenskyy for military support to ukraine to be stepped up. this as we're hearing russia focusish its military efforts in the south and east and president zelenskyy urging for western allies to commit to

olaf schultz, the german prime minister but sfarz we are concerned, in very close coordination with volodymyr zelenskyy because there was no contact with the russian president that's refused all the time to talk to the president zelenskyy. so we have always had this conversation, which didn't take place in the last times, but until some two weeks ago, i think, there was this conversation always in close contact with volodymyr zelenskyy when our president talked to putin. >> but as you watch every day, civilians being slaughtered in this country as part, it seems, of the russian war plan, cities levelled. these are visions of world war ii. is it moving too slowly to stop doing business with russia to such a degree? >> we didn't move slowly because the sanctions we have taken at the very beginning of the war, never happened and in coordination with others like the united states and canada, we had never been so quick and so far, especially crippling the banking system, freezing assets of the russian central bank, but on the other end, we see what happens with the war crimes. this is also the rea

heavy got a new chancellor, olaf schultz, and he has been pretty dead set against handing weapons or selling weapons to ukraine. but germany has softened. what's behind the change? are they getting a lot of external pressure from some of their allies and the united states? are they no longer afraid of russia? are they finding other energy sources? is that emboldening the transfer in. >> yeah, i think germany's finding a backbone, to be honest with you. they started this by sending helmets to the ukrainians. they realize the ukrainians are fight fighting for the freedom of all of europe, and finally they're serving tanks. you know, congress has been very, you know, vociferous in their pushing of the administration to make sure that we are supplying, you know, the right material, and that's one of the reasons i'm running for congress. jesse jensen for congress.com is where we have a lot of our issues and kind of what we're talking about. and, you know, we argue there that we would not have been into that conflict had biden led with strength. the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan i

new reaction from germany right now, with president olaf schultz saying that president putin and his supporters will feel the consequences. sentiments echoed by france, the eu, and the u.s. >> you can't help but see these images as a punch to the gut. we can't become numb to this. we can't normalize this. this is the reality of what's going on, every single day, as long as russia's brutality against ukraine continues. >> also new today, another evacuate push for the more than 100,000 people who have been trapped by the fighting in hard-hit mariupol, as well as in the luhansk and donetsk region, three key spots where analysts think russia will step up their attacks over the next few days. russia took responsibility for a strike in odesa earlier this morning. this is a strategically important city. a place that experts have warned for weeks now that russia would likely try to attack and escalate their offensive there. it appears as though that is starting to be what happened. tomorrow, chief negotiators for ukraine and russia will pick back up so-called peace talks. and president zelen

schultz. and of course the talks expect have been dominated by the events in ukraine. zblrvelgts we saw a change in the german approach to russia and defence, increasing defence spending and agreeing to supply ukraine with weapons, also increasing the level of sanctions. but, of course, the prime minister will be in talks over the question in particular of gas and oil. germany has agreed to a ban on russian coal, but the question of oil and gas, which is crucial to the german economy, is stl still that one that is difficultyf germany and other countries. it could cause other countries. it could cause other potential problems. we don't know the exact timing of this news conference. it was due by now. we we bring you that as soon as we see borisjohnson and olaf scholz coming on to that platform. now the weather. it isn't as windy as yesterday, but still feeling chilly for the time of year. while we have some sunshine, scattered showers will continue to affect many areas, some heavy and possibly

the conflict. ukrainian president bonum is zalinski, spoke to day by phone, with german chancellor, olaf shoulds spoke on sunday rather to discuss further sanctions against russian of the lynch. he said that with him, he's glad that germany is strengthening its support of ukraine. he says that he and schultz agreed that in his perpetrators of war crimes in ukraine should be identified and gets punished for european union. foreign ministers have been meeting in luxembourg to discuss ways to expand their support, as you guessed it. for ukraine, they approved additional weapons for ukraine today, but the european union still remains divided on sanctions that would hurt moscow the most a boycott of russian oil and natural gas. time is of the essence. that was the mood at the e. u. foreign minister summit, russia is thought to be planning a military offensive in ukraine's east. the eas response, a pledge of more arms deliveries with an additional $500000000.00 euros. he ok enough, thought ukraine needs more military supplies, especially heavy weapons. now is not the time for excuses. now is t

the funds a part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. chancellor, olaf schultz has been criticized for his star response to deliver emissions to help you crave fight. the russian invasion for african rescue teams are searching for survivors of the floods in durban and surrounding areas. at least 400 people have died in tens of thousands of homeless. the government has declared a state of emergency and promised almost 63000000 euros in relief. 8. this is dw news from berlin. you can find much more news on our website, d, w dot com. ah . this week on world stories, we continue to report on the ukraine war and its aftermath how psychologists are helping traumatized children, how refugees students can continue studying. we begin in northern ukraine after the withdrawal of russian troops from the region people tell of their suffering and losses. this is beautiful, small town. it's just emerging from a month and a russian occupation. month in which it was on the front lines. she rushed ukrainian forces. toys was sometimes just the words people were children. it's as much as ma

sholtes and bores johnston have been old and talks in london. schultz insist it will take time to reduce germany's dependence on russia. the u. k. is to send more weapons to ukraine, most loyal portal industrial. this is dw news from berlin. remember, you can get all the latest news and information on our website. that's d w dot com . ah, ah, the devastating horror is unfolding in ukraine in cramming tours. rocket strikes, kill dozens of people fling an imminent russian offensive and eastern ukraine, and bore the young cat, the search for bodies in the aftermath of russia withdrawal. and from around the world outrage aimed at the kremlin and abbey cwa dawson, and this is the day ah, i know that britain and germany shed exactly the same sense of horror and revulsion at the brutality being unleashed. he, russian forces had the train station. now, since you have come a toss particular models, including the unconscionable foaming of refugees, leave their home this morning. wasn't an ordinary trying station, ordinary people, there were no military personnel that it is a walker killing. so.

sholtes and bores johnston have been old and talks in london. schultz insist it will take time to reduce germany's dependence on russia. the u. k is to send more weapons to ukraine, most loyal poland, austria. this is dw news from berlin. remember, you can get all the latest news and information on our website. that's d, w dot com. ah, ah, the devastating horrors unfolding in ukraine in cramming tours rocket strikes, kill dozens of people fling an imminent russian offensive and eastern ukraine, and board the anchor, the search for bodies in the aftermath of russia withdrawal. and from around the world outrage aimed at the kremlin, and abby, cwa dawson, and this is the day, ah, i know that britain and germany shed exactly the same sense of horror and revulsion at the brutality being unleashed. he is, russian forces had the train station. now city of come a toss, i think about those, including the unconscionable foaming of refugees, leave their home this morning. wasn't an ordinary train station, ordinary people, there was no military personnel that it is a war crime killing. so.