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scares, many are looking to other options. more than 400 refugees in that reside in a container village on a runway at berlin s amended air part. one of the residents s 28-year-old, roman, lost his life after an artillery attack in eastern ukraine. he hopes to receive true prosthetic limbs. but, it takes time. says his wife, but michael carey is good, the only problem is the waiting time. that is normal. hair, there are lots. not like at home. we are just used to enter laws and procedures. asked medical appointments, faster treatment, hair it is better quality but it takes longer. a few containers down live who s four months pregnant after leaving mariupol to seek safety in berlin, they see a future here. we are going to have a baby here. we are going to stay here. we like berlin a lot.
former brooklyn prosecutor. charles, britney griner s lawyers plan to file an appeal. due process not really, thing is a prisoner swap the only hope of getting her out? we re the same type of liberties and freedoms to defendants around the notion that she was made to sign documents at the air part that we re not explain to her, and not give it to her and her native language. even by russia s own standards, those procedures weren t followed. but at the end of the day, it may not count for very much. because under russian law, we are not guaranteed the same rights the same types of rights to appeal and due process as here. the prisoner swap most likely scenes like her best and strongest routes to being able to be released early, before her nine year sentence. which of course, is exuberant. it has to be served. there s something of a split screen this.
phil black, cnn, london. thank you for that. i want to bring in cedrs cedric leighton. biden will announce a new package of assistance for ukraine, including more javelins and stinger missiles but stopping short of a no fly zone. why does this assistance mean so much for ukrainians? let s take a look, don, at this and good evening to you. this is the javelin anti tank guided missile system. so again, it s designed to go against tanks. it s a 3.6, 3.5-foot long missile shoulder fired. key thing, shoulder fired. a single soldier can operate this missile. so this is extremely important and as far as the range goes, it is 8200 feet it has a range of 8200 feet. it can go that far. over a mile and a half and can do that quite well. now, as far as the air part is
obviously, president zelenskyy talked a lot about trying to close the skies. that involves both russian aircraft but, of course, also russian ballistic missiles, artillery things, which are doing great damage to buildings, and communities across ukraine. yeah. so, but maybe about 90% of the damage or destruction in our cities, it s an aviation and missiles. most of, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. so that why we need to improve our capabilities of our air defense. as both of them, the ground and the air part of this. so we need a petition, grant air defense systems, and we need some other fighter jets to gain