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the, the, you're watching do the news coming to live from berlin. more signs of us concern over as well as military strategy in gaza as is relevant barge, the southern city of rasa, reports and merch. if the biden administration paused a shipment of bombs to is around last week. meanwhile, more palestinians, 3 rough sized as well as military moves it to you when warns against a full scale offensive on the city. also coming up on the show, the dw witnesses on the alleged assault on a german politician in dresden. it is the latest and a series of incidents across the country as fears grow over the security and safety
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of those were outcomes payment plus the miraculous survival story of a ukrainian boy left with severe burns after a russian missile attack. 2 years on and after $33.00 operations, we check in on how his recovery is going here in germany. the . i'm sorry, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. reports from the united states to address the biden administration, paused a shipment of bonds to is rent last week. us official said this over fears that israel would move ahead with its planned ground assaults on rough and southern casa, as israel continues to bombard the city, it's military says it's current operation. there is limited aimed at dismantling. how much infrastructure it has taken control of a key crossing in the area after tanks moved in to rough on tuesday. so many
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palestinian civilians had already fled their homes elsewhere to seek safety and rougher but isabel's recent attacks and encouraging or forcing people to fleet. once again, well also waiving the prospect of a new ceasefire till between israel and tomas hanging in the balance make shift shelters in a sea of rubble and debris had his son, eunice is a ruin yet thousands of palestinians have begun to return after israel ordered them to evacuate parts of the southern, most of the city of rough, uh israeli forces have seized control of the roof of crossing on the border with egypt. the attack came just hours of to home us says it accepted a ceasefire proposal. one that israel says was unacceptable. i thought the homeless proposal was intended to prevent the entry of our forces into rough. uh, it did not happen as the war cabinet unanimously determined to how much proposal
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was very far from israel necessary requirements. the attack was not the full scale ground defensive that many have fitted, but in seizing the check point is riley forces have halted all humanitarian aid, passing through the crossing ceasefire. negotiations are ongoing, but they stand on a nice edge we of that to the size, the moment for the bell, a scene in that these valley people and for the sites of the entire region. and the agreement between the governments of israel and the sheep of moss is essential to stop the unbearable suffering of bella stevens, who goes to the end of the office, which is and that fabulous, almost half of causes population, fled to their homes, to shelter in rough or and now they must fully, again but with so much of the territory and ruins many
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a losing hope. 1 is one the same as me, the higher i'm tired of life because there is no life in gaza? gaza has no future. that is still up. when are our children going to learn if the schools are closed? yes, because that has no health facilities and no hospitalization. and what kind of life is this old eyes a now on the negotiations in cairo as mediators attempt to salvage what ever remains of a possible se, smile. hey, sean mana, is a spokes person for the international committee of the red cross and joins us now from rafa. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. could you please tell us what you've seen happening where you are right now? it's so much for letting me i'm speaking to you for every 100. make me think over the past 48 hours after easter. any military started around operations,
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city used to buy a massive explosions of these changes. choir that are expanding from the eastern side of the city, but also as rise different areas across the tire of i don't, i mean we're, one of the people are trend for months, as we have also been with missing large weights of displaced people speaking from the eastern sides of the city to areas, but to see which ones carrying whatever they could carry quickly will be able cars . motor vehicles, even cars, drop by donkeys and any other folks carrying bag bags. heavy backpacks, children and women, elderly o h groups are no words. we'd like to wait to move that towards no clear destination for a safe place and dates since one day as well has been urging people in part of eastern rafa to move to a one, milwaukee, which is what is real calls, a humanitarian zone. do you have a sense of how many people are actually heating that advice and trying to leave
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rafa to had their basic or different or 2000 of families who have been on the what i've been through at least, you know, average of 5 times space moving from different areas from north to south. and this is also a part of the nation, but also the area that what is next is that that's the question that answer the eyes here. see the discussion process want gave this month's a significant future operation in which post disaster solves will make you know, the minimum, many time you have response even impossible to, you know, meaningful what is your organization able to do for people in rasa at the moment.
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can you tell us a little bit about your operations and the challenges that you're facing? thank you for this question is must we do? the process is supporting the health care system and gather from the following. despite all the stuff came to row be continued support the remain on the hospital that is left in gaza. that is capable of providing about software service. that is the gas in hospital we have a surgical team that has been working for months and living there as well, providing about the range of health care services. we also support community kitchen centers that provides thousands of off b as in daily basis. the thousands of families in south and go to serve and dropped off in the middle of the area. we support the bolts or a trucking efforts to help people have access to clean water and meet the quantity . and we support the 7 defense with basic equipment that helped them extract it in buddies. i've been under the rumble of their home, some of the houses for 4 weeks now, but trying to maximize the kind of response we're trying to reach as much people
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who are to be possible. however, this remains and dropping the ocean. if the student is easy, because as long as there is a change of a finding, this child stays integrates or needs, that would be definitely a met. challenges are, are fast. first, there's no security guarantees for our movement. the, the 8, the, the, the 8 that has been significantly increase to enter gals over the past. we need to change it into our robust flow, 8 unimpeded lead. absolutely safely so that we've asked me to turn this taken care of in the hundreds of thousands of people who are in desperate need for it across the ghost strip. and us out and, and, and can you tell us where we stand now on the flow of humanitarian aid into gaza? the commercial loan crossing opened on wednesday morning, but the un says no 8 has yet entered through it. you know, the russell border remains closed. is that affecting your operations there as
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we would expecting trucks? so that was that human 2nd aid as goes to the people and live in debts. and so excuse me. and also to the hospitals, individual area, and the roof on a rough crossing has, has been the main gateway for months to enter a team to tell you made and we encourage the increase of even $28.00 that has been locked into a gas. so if you wish to keep our portals with the gaza strip, which a can enter and eventually be delivered to the people need. i was a rough crossing is now a big question that isn't impacting bucks only to insure a but also a number of patients and used to exit costs of data bases to receive medical treatment that is not available to go as a their license the balance depending on how much will happen?
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well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us from rafa that is, hey, sean mano with the international committee of the red cross. thank you. here in germany, police say a former mayor of berlin has been hurt following an attack at a library. officers say, francisco defy, sustains light injuries when an unknown assailant hit her with a bag containing a solid object. it's aspect has now been identified. it is the latest and the series of incidents involving politicians in germany. on tuesday dw news team capture. at the moment, a green party politician was allegedly assaulted in the eastern city of dresden, yvonne, most of the and her team were hanging posters when they were set upon by a man and a woman. the pair demanded that they delete photos of the man. let's dig into this with our political correspondent, matthew mor matthew,
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give us the background to what has happened in that video we just saw as well. it was against this background of increasing political violence. here in germany that we talk to belen usually wants to guar and speak to politicians, especially from the green party. they've been targeted over recent months. we wanted speak to them about how they feel on the campaign trail that's concerns about safety and in the mean and amongst the filming opportunity and things got tents. we as they were hiring posters, we could hear a group nearby shouting, not the slogans are bonding gemini and charging support for fall right. political parties. and i have no way i, one of the men tore, died, one of the posters that they, that the green politician was hanging on moments later. then you saw the scene that we just, we just showed you there, which was a pair of people, bystanders. basically, a confronted the policy that the, the flips politician and our team and demanded that they, they turned off the cameras and threatened our camera on and told the, the politician and she was to know something, got what country you're on the air,
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but really quite an unsavory scene unfolded there and the lady spot in and the green politicians face. and this all unfolded kind of on before the cameras, as we saw on the police did eventually arrive, the position told us that she was disappointed. oh, how long it took them but they did eventually get there and they said that they were investigating the case for legit intimidation on the use of unconstitutional symbols. so it's a snapshot really of the come the political climate human jammed at the moment. indeed, we should say, this is just the latest in a string of attacks on politicians recently in germany. what does this tell us about the political atmosphere here? this is feeling polarized. at the moment, i would say it's our tens of the moment we have the local elections taking place and where we, where they are and trace them. but you also, this is the european wide elections. and it seems that when you look at the numbers,
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the number of either physical or mabel of tax on politicians is increasing and it seems that feels like every, every week. now we're talking about an attack on a politician or a campaign event that had to be cancelled because of intimidation. and it's interesting that you know, the greens are often, one of the policies are most targeted. the, the, the far effy to this targeted someplace by and on to fosters left when groups and the greens though, um, it seems that they're kind of targeted across the spectrum at the moment they are um they're subject to the comfort rate is billings and the piece if you like because of the either from sending weapons to ukraine or because people think they're trying to change german way of life, they're transitioning far too quickly into it to, to and you will energy for example. but this whole thing really just speaks to a claimant. of concern in germany, especially given germany's past on yesterday, the interior minister held a conference with officials across the country. talk about ways that they can protect democrats, democracy in protect politicians. among the things they're suggesting is increasing
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punishments for people who attack politicians on increasing police presence. and when politicians right on on the streets competing for vote. thank you so much for that. that is indeed of these political correspondent, matthew moore. we can take a look now with some other world news headlines, voters in north macedonia are casting their ballots and a parliamentary election and presidential run off. it is likely to affect the country's past, were joining the european union. corruption and the economy are also top issues. recent polls indicate the center, right opposition is likely to return to power. the hong kong appeals court has grant and the government's requests to ban a popular protest song. business returns on earlier and fully glory to hong kong was often sung at mass anti government demonstrations in 2019 critics say the band further. and rhodes, freedom of expression. since beijing launched its cracked down with hong kong following the protests,
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and also in hong kong crime caught on camera as men would sledgehammers stormed and for watching jewelry shop. the surveillance footage shows masked men crashing the display calendars and a busy shopping district. police say to displays or damage, but nothing was actually stolen as police officers arrived quickly and arrested. the suspects russia has once again attacked 2 cranes, energy grid from the air. a nighttime air alert sounded in large parts of ukraine as russian combat drums and missiles flew over the country. ukrainian authorities, a power generation and distribution facilities, have been attacked in 6 regions, including around the capitol. kiff technicians are working to repair the damage with warnings that could lead it to nationwide. power cuts mosque are also says it has captured 2 ukrainian villages on the front line, staying with ukraine and the miraculous story now of a ukrainian voice fight for survival. after being severely injured in
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a russian missile attack, romano left have suffered 50 percent of burns and has undergone multiple operations in the 2 years since dw has been following his recovery and rehabilitation here in germany. in the summer of 2022, a russian missile strike and the central v need see a complete to change the lives of roman on his father. the boy's mother was killed, but he miraculously survived. he suffered injuries to his arm and leg and severe burns on his skin. a good thing if i should have something to cry and he spent 3 days in intensive care. so it has the if the 1st operation there, because we have the 3 pieces of rock, a trap and what his head. but he was lucky that it only penetrated the 1st part of the scholars last year when they properly take care bye for interest in the chat about the bushes lawyer. from there, he was transferred to a hospital in leave. he was then taken to poland before being flown to this hospital and raised in germany, roman and his father. no, no,
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it's very well. they actually lived here during the 1st months of his medical care . now romans box for more treatment. so dr. shall tom y, as in boy, if it's a pretty robust had surgery 33 times over the past 2 years with his rehabilitation continues. but every 4 months he has to have more surgery. during his stay, the boy has learned german so well does. he can no translate for his father at the doctor's office. it's dr. reflects on the 1st time he saw a roman who skittish tongue when he was brought in. he was in a serious condition. he had severe 3rd degree, burns of the anti head and face of lower and upper extremities. with about 40 to 45 percent of the body surface affected dismissal in succession. put simple as
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roman grows up. doctors will have to make sure that his scores don't affect his mobility. notice of like the compression mosque he currently has to wear, protects his skin, preventing further scoring. according to roman's father, he trusts the german doctors and the medical staff at the hospital. so they've become very fond of him. late last year, roman and just follow the return to ukraine for a few months that he went back to school. took a ballroom dancing, receive treatment from specialist and leave back and raised enrollment schedule as much tycer german school in the morning and ukrainian school online. and the afternoon, there's physical exercises for rehabilitation and accordion. lessons with his father. roman says he's already used to dresden book mrs. home. very much
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all the funding and visiting with you guys, and that's my 2nd home. but for me, my main home, my biggest time is ukraine. in the case, i deal with that. and i have a lot of things and friends in ukraine to me and my grandparents of the i can't see my grandparents here, only online to do it. up for now, roman on his father have to stay and trace than well he under goes long term treatment. turning to serbia now where china is president is getting the red carpet treatment on the latest awake of his european tour. she doing thing has been meeting with his serbian counterpart i left fund, which in belgrade budgeting has invested billions of euros in mining and manufacturing in the country. and she's visit as being seen as an opportunity to deepen political and economic ties between the 2 nations. so joining us for
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more from bell great is our correspondence. sonya t i h thank you so much for taking the time today. there's always how significant this visit by the chinese president is, or after a conversation or thoughts between 2 presidents and the minister and hold. the legation that were counted the more than 100 the members to present and signed to join the statements about the deepening the relations between the serb. yeah, and china and present voltage said the, we're beginning of the press conference that they actually signed a statement of, of creating the a community or association between the therapy and china for the better future. after that, the they administer as of both countries have changed the 29 different degrees and so really different sectors. uh there we can see that corporation between,
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between 2 countries with this visit. uh, definitely a level top uh lots more and this is brad the not only to the x ray as we've had so far, but also to cultural agriculture presently just was talking to lots about that sporting from serbia to china and the how much that means that the therapy, i also mentioned that one puts ability that day in 2027 as he said, we'll have a for us flying back these that that we will import from china while oh, it's interesting though, isn't it that we're seeing serbia cultivating these closer ties with a china at the same time after it has been negotiating to join the you for a decade. do you think that closer ties with china could hamper serbia's chances? here to especially serbia is saying that they are creating their partnerships both in west and east that they are not given golf or surveys,
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not giving up on the you integration, but they're not giving up on gras sunshine either. and now we can see the time is becoming more important. partner uh, then the raw side, this very moment. but we could hear a lot of the criticism coming from the use side when it comes to business. that serbia in china have uh boulder agreement that they are not really uh transferring under. there is a lot of room for a corruption now also when it comes to mining companies, there has been a lot of criticism regarding the standards of, of, of the environmental environmental standards actually. but the serbia is not giving up in china for one simple reason because the there is a lot of funds the from china that are available for serbia. and china is not asking a lot of questions, not having high demands. and on that matter, for serbia it seems like a better and easier option. and then you at this point,
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sonya, thank you, but his date of these, sonya tell you which in belgrade thank you. i and we do have time for a few more updates from around the world in north korean propagandists to help to build a personality colts around to 3 meters from the king dynasty has died at aged at the age of 94. came a key not let the department for propaganda and was in charge of north korea's talk newspaper in the 1970s. currently are controlled only paid tribute to him in the capital strong yet into the young. a florida judge has indefinitely postponed. former us president donald trump trial on charges of mishandling classified documents that you all had been scheduled to start later this month. the judge note and trump interest lawyers were involved in a separate case in new york. and that it was too soon to set a new trial date for sale is struggling to cope with the aftermath of deadly flooding. folding record breaking rain in the south of the country. at least
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90 people are confirmed that and 150000. others have been displaced and are in need of basics like drinking water. the same as it was 2 falls are reportedly draining twice their normal volume of water. turning out to some football news and determine cyber risk and department are familiar to the final of the champions league after meeting p s g. that's almost a score. the games only goal. just minutes into the 2nd half. he has g tried to mount a come back, but couldn't find the next. they hit the post 4 times. i don't mean to coach i didn't tell. judge played tribute to his team after 8 nail biting finish in the french capital young's. yeah. yeah. it's a very, very emotional moment for us to in a moment and extremely beautiful moment. most certainly would've liked to have had it on the last game of last year. i'm on the fence on our fans, were there for us with the cancellation in lubbock, in
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a really tough moment. tonight, we could pay them back and say restore their faith in us. we can keep dreaming about it. then we can all go to london together, allison's and see what we come home with. what in the whole house now that result means a dark man will play the winner of the other semi finals between rail madrid and byron munich on wednesday evening. and the spanish capital and when in madrid would see buyer and complete an old german final, the task won't be easy against the league of champions besides the crew to, to in the 1st leg. the winter of the game and madrid will play department at wembley stadium in london on the 1st of june. it is possible that not everything will be perfect for us tomorrow, but it's still, it's still possible to overcome. it's possible to, to overcome difficulties to hang in, show the right mentality in quality to, to fulfill our dream. we want to go to embrace, so we need to be 3. i'm gonna try to miss witnesses and some exciting news for fans
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of the euro vision song contest. the 1st 10 countries have now been selected for the final, after the 1st 70 final held in the swedish city of mobile. ireland is among the lucky ones to get the ticket to the world. biggest thing in competition, the country secure the place and final with an impressive witchcraft inspire performance. the premium due has also impressed the audience with their act and move the file along with another fans favorite croatia. the next any final takes place on thursdays have worked for calendars. that is your news update at this hour. don't forget, we're also online or handle is dw news on social media, or you can find us w dot com. stay tuned for made coming up next. i'm clear richardson in for lance for me in the whole team. thank you so much for watching the
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