a bottom line that he s very clear. i think as far as sharps is concerned, he says, you know, our approach is tough but cautious and i think what he means by that is, you know, joining in these endorsements of support for ukraine. and for instance, the pledges of more and more the incremental pledges, if you like, of, of weapons deliveries to kia, but at the same time as so stress is not escalating, doing anything that might escalate this war into a way to conflict. because this continues to p, of course, concern about that. russia, after all, is a nuclear power. but he also says that the g 7 nations are all aligned on this point. so although they may not use those same words, tough but cautious. he says at least that that s what they re doing. so i think we may well hear those kind of those kind of ideas and that language from all of shots as well. yes, i had a bit of an image problem when it comes to ukraine. i think they have been supporting them, but obviously, you know,
after all the environment isn t to recyclable. make up your own mind. d w made for mines ah ah ah ah, i would like to welcome you back to our special coverage of the g 7 summit in germany. earlier today, the g. 7 leaders held a virtual working session with ukrainian president, florida, mr. lensky who was patched in by a video link from keith. right now they are having a working lunch with this years partner countries summit host german chance that all of charlotte has been greeting the leaders of the so called outreach countries . alongside indian prime minister and remote, the presidents of argentina, indonesia, synagogue, and south africa are attending a number of international organizations. are also taking part in this outreach session on climate energy and health, which is called investing in a better future. now with me here in the studio is the w s t floating, correspond belinda crane and covering the g. 7 events at the summit in m. our bavaria, for us is d w s, brusse
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where is the police squad in peru who was just given license to shoot down smuggling planes? so we have the latest for you on the refugee crisis in europe. the number of people who have been trying to leave has only been increasing. macedonia where hundreds of people boarding crowded trains bound for serbia. there are twice daily services taking people to the border. over in greece a similar situation. thousands people going to the island of lesbos. where authorities have fired that they re not registering, only shuffling them to macedon macedonia. at the border 71 people were found dead in a lorrie last week. we have more now from an do you simmons. the hungarian government is defending itself saying that it s merely complying with e.u. law. people without visas can t leave the country. this is what the country spokesperson have to say. i think it s clear talking about the asylum law or illegal border crossing. it s unacceptable that 150,000 people come through your bo
about climate change. plus. [ gunfire ] tracking down the drug traffickers in peru the police who have been given license to shoot down smuggling planes. european governments are scrambling to come up with a response to growing numbers of refugees issue is calling disagreement and even hostility. in hungary where the government is hitting back over criticism of its policies, some people have been allowed on trains towards austria and germany. others have been trying to get across by car. but austria is stepping up checks. in macedonia, which is isn t in the e.u. where the police are firing stun grenades, people have been getting on trains north. and in increase they ve been arriving on ferries from the island of lesbos. processing over to austria, what is happening on austria s border, rob? there is a train now heading towards the austrian hungarian border, and it is believed that there are large number of refugees packed is one word used by witnesses who are on that trai