is retaliating by air, as its infantry loses ground. ukrainian forces a sharing videos of their arrival in towns occupied for more than 6 months. some within kilometers of the russian border. they say they have re taken control of strategic cities including is ume once a supply held for the invading army? all nobler shows you more, the main square of is young. the building of the local administration is still burning. everything around is destroyed, but it's okay on shore. so we will restore everything. zoom is yom was is and will be ukrainian graham. across the northeast, the ukrainian flag is being unfurled. russian symbols a being torn down, and the cries of glory to ukraine glory to heroes grew louder. oh, he w correspondent, nik conley is in key than we asked him earlier. what she crane in force as a finding in these recapture towns. the finding a lot of dumped russian tech tanks to transport a vehicles but even high tech stuff, drones and more complicated systems often with their manuals left and their base station. so a lot of tech there that is going to be useful for the ukrainian amin, trying to understand how to better resist the system seemingly the russian forces without even the time to destroy their kit, let alone take it with them. they found lots of the local reasons, have left for russia, look, especially people who are cooperating with russian authorities. they're taking jobs in the russian occupational authorities. they obviously scared of retribution or judicial consequences of what they've done. and we're getting spread reports of torture, of the mistreatment of people there, especially people connected to the crying estate. people who amy were veterans of the ukrainian army, but it's all pretty difficult to report a right now. no real systematic access for journalists. we're just working on social media and the stuff week that's getting through to us here. many the space is still don't even have a mobile phone connection. so it's all pretty heavy for now. but lots of kind of scratching of had taken care of. people not really able to believe it was possible to push the russians back. so fast over such be aaron that was neat, commonly inactive and d. w correspondent killian buyer is passive d w. 's. moscow bureau that's currently operating in lat, is capsule riga. we asked him how russian media are reporting on the losses taking place in ukraine. people in rut, media are increasingly worried and you know, when the new started coming in 1st we heard some reports from people saying, oh we have some bad news coming in from, from the ukranian front. and i, you know, maybe you should start praying for our boys. and then on one of the prime time, evening poets political shows, it was quite surprising really to he keep hearing the word. don't panic repeated again and again. and so it really kind of created the opposite effect. i thought now officially or the russian ministry of defense has spoken of a regrouping. and that seems to be the, the new narrative at the moment. but still, we've seen quite some, unheard of things said on russian television. also the word war was mentioned again and again. and maybe it's done on purpose. but it, people need to know that in russia, at the moment, for citizens, it's a very dangerous to call them special military operation of its own. in russia, the warren ukraine, a war. but this kept happening on live television t w's. killian, by an i just to remind you, we always sing for chancellor shaw. it's of germany in israeli prime minister, yellow p to appear assa press conference. they've been holding talks expect to have been dominated by divisions over nuclear deal with iran. this is la. pete's 1st visit to germany and we'll go live to that. as soon as they appear. the 1st sweden, where a right when block parties has a raise, a thin lead over the left leaning governing coalition and general elections with almost 95 percent of votes. counted sweden's social democrat. prime minister magdalena anderson says the result is too close to call. but a wind by the rival conservative block, could see the nationalist, anti immigration, sweden. democrats become part of the government for the 1st time. ah, you will in scenes in stockholm. as the far right sweden, democrats celebrated their historic gains. the party has inched into the lead and is poised to secure a wind for the right wing block or more torn all them ill him 12 years so much has happened. ostrich. you've been amazing at stewart for 3 years. we really are a big party today. i'm so proud and i'm so happy about what we've done together with it's neo nazi routes. the party was one to pariah, but they've since rebranded themselves. and would voters from other parties the major issues in this election is i'm in migration. those reasons that we've been talking about a long time. we didn't start talking about the last 2 months. we've been talking with. the mood was very different for the once powerful social democrats after initially leading in the polls. it's now unclear if prime minister magdalena anderson can plea for coalition and power. her supporters are worried and really sadden because i don't want to live in a country where you're at your ethnic background, your religion, or your day amount of money. your family has depends on your future. i want to see a few. as we know we're, we can give everyone opportunities had that i have. if the center left or the far right count, former coalition, this man would become sweden's next. prime minister, oof. kristen is head of the center right, moderate party, and he has the backing of the right wing block to lead the country. the election officials say the final result won't be known before wednesday. and a w 's alexander phenomena is in stockholm and she sent us this analysis. the election in sweden is still too close to coal. finer results are not expected until wednesday. but one thing seems certain the anti immigration nationalist, sweden democrats, have emerged as the 2nd largest political force as stunning development in a country that was long known as a show case example of a liberal society. apparently the sweden democrats tapped into the current mood in sweden, amid a wave of gang violence and crime. they campaigned on a promise to make sweden safe again, that as well after a hard line stance on immigration seems to have resonated with voters. the sweden, democrats have already shifted the country's political spectrum to the right and are set to play a bigger role in swedish politics in the foreseeable future. and the trial opens to day in belgium of 10 people suspected of involvement in islamist bombing attacks in brussels. in 2016, 32 people were killed at a time when europe was already on edge following a series of terrorist attacks. dw, marina strauss has been to meet one woman who witnessed events and the brussels metro. and who is hoping that this trial will help bring some closure ah, the mild, like match her station and brussels. it has become a symbol of how an ordinary trip to work can turn into a nightmare. cold level like smoother when the bomb exploded. i immediately knew it was in his hand because he thought he stared job and that he was on this metro. when at $911.00 a. m. a suicide bomber blew himself up a bit over an hour earlier, 2 other suicide bombings had occurred. only a few kilometers away at brussels airport. all 3 attacks were carried out by the so called islamic state. in mile that crystal java. nettie helped others to get out of the metro to ruined and feared. however, i saw a young girl through the smoke as silhouette who came out of the carriage, who collapsed, who was injured really badly with her home and there were people stuck out of it, still alive, her hither yawn. kister jonetta is still his hearing problems, but she survived unlike 32 others from all over the world, among them sabrina ismael fossil, who was only 24 when she died. her father hussein says she was following her dream by training to become a nurse. visiting his daughter's grave can sometimes be very challenging on all i prepared for a bit more than 4 years. i was very, very strong for my wife for my 2 other children. but then there was plunged into a depression myself, especially last year because i no longer have the power to hold. everyone else out of pocket more seeing up psychologist has helped him, but not as much as the person who reminds him most of sabrina controversy. i'm always very, very happy to see her son. he's a president that she left us sag wilkins legacy. he now hopes a trial on the attacks will bring those responsible for his daughter's death to justice. after 6 and a half years, it will now take place here and brussels. it's not an absurd time. it's a very complicated we you, most of the people who made yet, like themself, died in the attic. so you have to find the other people responsible. so it's a long inquiry and you have to make sure that you do everything properly. as many of the survivors crystal joe vignati is looking at the start of the process with mixed feelings, was going to push the trial, went alleviate me from all the pictures i have in my head. on the contrary, there'll be other things added with everything that i'll hear and see my work for her. it will be very important. she hopes it will help her to live with the horrors she experienced more than 6 years ago. all right, and we are now crossing to what will soon be alive press conference by the german chancellor and the israeli prime minister year le pete. they will be speaking shortly outside the chance, very in central berlin and the now the 2 leaders of germany and israel are getting ready to speak. this is yale associates, 1st figures are the premium, is still a bit to germany. you. bye. yeah. we'll come in berlin for mccuber dunn bazooka by on from the right of happily to see you here. and i would like to thank you for his little conversation, but that we had a trustful matter mouth and he was and we met last time in march in jerusalem. and only things have changed since then. now you are prime minister, the libya and you got pardon, i know the state of armored, i ignored what we see is a wonderful, a frequency of encounters between germany and israel. president had silk visited germany only recently. and this density of leadings demonstrates that we are close allies, strategic partners. we are friends, being able to say that for german chancellor is everything's but a matter of course, it's a wonderful gift for which we are very grateful for the floor vargas. we will never forget the crime of the shallow. we will commemorate the 1000000 folded murderer to european and to german jews. it will remain a crime for ever and it is our responsibility to learn lessons from the past and to stand up against any form of antisemitism. we are grateful that here in germany, we once again have a vivid jewish community for myself and the german government. it is essential to foster jewish life in germany. and when i visited israel in march, prime minister bennett and myself agreed on a strategic dialogue between our countries. it is very good that since then we have made to further steps to expand our strategic partnership. a few days ago, a were it is hop in by managers in jerusalem met for an industrial strategic dialogue, we will built up and enhance our friendship shipment partnership. then on sunday, our country signed a memorandum of understanding of a german jewish youth foundation, which will foster the exchange between young people from our country and invested zone. and it is an investment them into the good relationships between germany and israel. with ladies and gentlemen, the russian attack on ukraine, off course was part of our conversations is that we agree that this breach of international law is in acceptable. the killing in ukraine has on to come to an end, germany, europe, and israel. everybody's stand closely, shoulder to shoulder with ukraine and these difficulty times run the consequences of the russian war. i've aggression replies, and vida also show increasing prices for food and gas everywhere and together we are trying to mitigate the bi, no consequences at all from gone. my government has pounds as an extensive hacking all the aids to our citizens in order to guide them safely to release difficult times and with the european union. we also discussed the common agreements in order to reduce your energy rice's life than the russian aggression of have started a turn cabins on the for move in. now to block us, they situations of our countries. we have passed a special budget of $100.00 millions. we invest into the safety of germany until our neighbors on and in doing so, we would like to cooperate with israel, for example, when it comes to aerial defense.