Properly a little later. Ukraine says a russian attack on a village in the east of the country has killed at least 50 people. That would make it the deadliest Missile Strike in months. Officials said a cafe and a shop were hit in the village of hroza, not far from kupiansk. A six year old boy is said to be among the dead. There has been intense fighting in the region in recent weeks, with russia attempting to recapture territory it lost last year. This latest russian attack took place in the middle of the day, as european leaders were meeting in the spanish city of granada, with ukraine one of the big issues being discussed. President zelensky made a point of being at the talks in person. He asked european leaders for more air defence missiles and said other countries could thank ukraine for protecting them from russian aggression. We must not allow putin to destabilise any other parts of the world and our parties in order to ruin europes power. We must continue to put pressure with sa
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a stronger say although georg i mean because we have both europeans and arab leaders valent to business cooperation i mean is this just talk or can we actually expect some sort of concrete action. i think you can deny that this is a largely a symbolic summit not not a lot of concrete conclusions to be expected to come out of this it s a footstep it s a sign of strengthening the ties and the social glue juncker with the head of the european commission really put it in a nutshell when he said the meeting is the message mattison sharma shake thank you . and as we heard migration is an issue at the summit in egypt most of the migrants coming to europe in twenty fifteen were syrians so how are they faring today in this next report we meet one syrian who is desperate to leave berlin and go home another misses his homeland but says that the idea of returning fills him with fear he s been using his talent as an illustrator to work through his experiences.
opposite sides that the european side would support and so this is a signal at a time when multiple lateralus me is under attack where the europeans but also arab states want to show that they are running things in their own region and for the europeans there they are interested in what happens to in their neighboring region so they send a political signal here in fact can we see perhaps a bit of a stronger signal though georg i mean because we have both europeans and arab leaders valen to business cooperation i mean is this just talk or can we actually expect some sort of concrete action. i think you can deny that this is a largely a symbolic summit not not a lot of concrete conclusions to be expected to come out of this it s a footstep it s a sign of strengthening the ties and the social glue juncker with the head of the european commission really put it in a nutshell when he said the meeting is the message matus and sharma shake thank you