the the dw news live from berlin. russel launch has a large scale air assault on you prayed. officials say that the attack killed several people and injured many more. an error rate alert was in effect for the entire country early on monday. also coming up top us diplomat, anthony, blinking and germany's foreign minister on, on the, in the box are in israel for talks as the worries road, that's a conflict. couldn't call the entire region and farmers in germany and deliver a bumper crop of anger to the government doorstep. they are stopping traffic of the capital city up for land, with a stripe or for a on make or plan to slash fuel subsidies. plus the us once

again, launching a mission to land on the move after a break of more than 50 years. a robotics floor is now on its way still the inner surface, the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainian officials say that russia launched a large scale missile assault early on monday, prompting an air raid alert for the entire country, local responders, and the har, he's bridge and rescued survivors from a strike on a residential area. new prints, air force said that it shot down 18 out of more than 50 cruise and ballistic missiles, launched by russia. officials said that several people were killed, and many others were injured across the country. a mac center,

a standing by and keeps. so max, what more do we know? right, sir, so this morning at around 6 am a nationwide uh, error rate, alarm or sound, and people were edge to seek shelter. as we got the information that the russians for choosing farmers and taken off and information was out that ballistic missiles were on their way to target villages and cities across the country. now, um, what has been reported so far is that at least 3 people have been killed in these attacks and at least another 33 people were injured across the entire country in the hockey region. for example, an elderly woman had been trapped underneath a builder. she was a freed. what so come to her injuries in clarity, which is in the new pro region and central eastern ukraine. a shopping mall had been targeted in a high rise building as a consequence of that. another person died there also has been an impact to the energy grid in that particular region with power outages as a, as

a consequence of that. now these attacks that happened this morning, they are on a smaller scale compared to what we have witnessed here. and you claim, at the beginning, at the end of last year and the beginning of this year as what, what is known worth the as well as that information was put out by the ukranian forties. that 1851. the list of chris are 18 and 51 missiles of various different types were intercepted, which means that more than more than half of these uh, these missiles actually um, managed to have good past air defense. oh wow. um and max is as rushes steps up this era salt continued military aid for ukraine is also looking for recently on certain. tell us a little bit more about the details of what's going on and how it might be impacting the situation on the battlefield. or right, so the, the ukraine, the forty's have been warning for quite some time now for months that russia has been stock piling,

michelle's especially pipe precision miss house and to use them in winter if last winter has anything to go buy from experience the, the, the russians happened targeting civilian infrastructure across the country for 4 months in attempts and partially successfully taking out parts of the energy, grid, heating and so forth, depriving civilians and created cities of all of that. now the ukrainian air spaces is as well protected in parts. the city of, of cube, perfect for example, is, is quite well protected from earth. we moved further further east hartford region, for example, further east the, some of the cities have gaps in their air defense system. and addition to that, them following the large scale attacks that we saw at the end of the year, beginning of this year, which huge garage of missiles entering your training, our space targeting ukrainian cities there. um yeah, there is there the, the ukrainians are warning that they are. yeah. that they're running out of

ammunition for their hair defense capabilities. and those are, there's a real sense of urgency here. next, sandra in case thank you. is turning now to the war and gaza. we're a team of from the world health organization has visited the axa, the ox, a hospital, excuse me, and described chaotic scenes. w h o staff said that they were delivering supplies to the hospital and witnessed large numbers of wounded people being brought in for urgent treatment. after an explosion, w h o staff filmed from inside the hospital, which they said was in dire need of medical supplies. the hospital described as causes most important is also dealing with critical stock shortages. the organization is planning to facilitate the deployment of emergency medical teams to help support overworked, doctors, and nurses. the w, a chose coordinator said that evacuation orders had and fears fighting had forced

most medical staff to leave. he urged protection of the hospital this hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the south that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day in a small emergency department. yesterday they said they had one doctor working with overnight and this emergency department. and it's, it's really a counting seeing the hospital director just spoke to us. and he said his one request is that this hospital be protected, even though many of his stuff is left. so that's the message from the w h o d u, a secretary of state and to me blinking is doing is real for talks on the warrant garza as fears grow that the conflict could widen across the region. speaking and cuts are blinking said that it was imperative to protect civilians and gaza. israel is battling moss which classified as a terrorist organization by the us, germany, and many other countries. until the blinking on

a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel. how much was after meetings and come to the us secretary of state on sunday, the wall between israel and how much and gaza could metastasized and threatened security in the why? the middle east in doha, blinking laid out his goals and he had price res hosts. in all of my meetings over the last 2 days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians in gaza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remaining hostages out and home with their loved ones. cutter was instrumental in negotiations that led to the simultaneous release of more than $100.00 hostages, including american citizens and applause in the fighting. that during that time enabled us to double the flow of humanitarian aid, the civilians in guys it. so these displace palestinians caught in the crossfire of

this conflict in gaza. help cons come soon enough. of us secretary or state made his position on the status of the testing civilians must be able to return home as soon as conditions allow. they cannot, they must not be pressed to leave gaza at the funeral of 2 palestinian journalists killed the power on his radio striking the south of the gaza strip. the prospect of p seems far away. thing concert, the kings were unimaginable tragedy and that he was deeply sorry for the family's loss. the us top diplomats middle east tool continues on monday with visits that include israel and the occupied westberg. stands the german foreign minister as also on a trip to the middle east. it's her 4th visit to the region since the october 7th attacks. today, she visited a palestinian village in the west bank. here's what she had to say after the

meeting with people there. you know, by listening to different policy in you, what it means, that radical sets most of forcing people away from the home. but it makes it different if you really speak to people who just lift, see a few 100 meters away. and now had to move with the 7 children because they cannot guarantee the security of their own family anymore. because red hill will settle us checking also that children, this is not only in human, this is illegal illegal, and it's really law. this is illegal on the international law, and i want to make very quickly as the german foreign minister from germany that we are spending for the rights of every palestinian people to live freely and secure in their own house. and this is why we are calling on this riley government to not

look away when ready codes set the loss of threatening policy and young people to take up their obligation off for the texting palestinians living here on their own territory. us. and we are here because we want to underline, that's a 2 state solution. meaning that people can live freely and security and then dignity in gaza and also in the west. the autoland is of high importance, and the west bank is a high importance for the future of pros. it's riley's and policy in german foreign minister speaking a short while ago tanya kramer standing by with a view from jerusalem. so, you know, with the german 4 minister we just heard her speaking there visiting palestinians in the west bank remind us of the biggest issues there at the moment she specifically touched on settler violence and security guessing. this was one of the biggest issues here of what we've been hearing this morning, but of course she, the gym for a minister and

a bad bulkhead was also holding towards the with, by the student officials in ramallah. but she made a point in visiting a village in the occupied west spring deposit standing village that is close to is rarely settlements there. and we could see her, you know, talking in length about the impact of such a violence by extremist is really settlers on palestinians living there. she said that it's as well as duty to protect them and that also other students have a ride to live in peace and security in the area shall. so again, be heard of the criticized settlement of building or the expansion of settlements, which is as seen as a leader under international by most of the international community. so this of course comes on the back truck, off a more incidents that has been recorded since at least the beginning of the divorce

into october 7th. the turbo tax there in the occupied westbank by extreme instead of violence by is really human rights organizations. and also by united nations, and that has resulted in the injuries of at the property damage and also displacement, especially among the hurting and bedroom communities and the occupied westbank. tonya. how about the situation in does that because after meeting with this really officials, yesterday, the german 4 minister also said that it was, and i'm quoting here, increasingly clear that the as really army must do more to protect civilians in gaza. then she called for a less intensive operation. how likely is the is really government likely to, to listen to that call from what i think you have to see. you know, germany. i mean, she also reiterated, of course, uh that uh, germany is standing side by side with israel and that israel has the right to

defend itself. uh, as since october 7th attacks. so that is of course what she said as well. but she also, and i think there we see a slight change also in what germany is saying that comes along what you also hear from the united states. and you've been hearing that and a the, your secretary of state identity blinking is also in the region that more needs to be done uh to protect posting and civilians and to get more 8 into gauze. and the what impact does that have, which is still to be seen, germany has increased its humanitarian assistance. but of course, also as the united states that have not called for a flu ceasefire as of yet tonya cramer, interpersonal, and thank you hear some of the stories making news to you. hope francis has said that as well as military campaign in gaza,

has caused to quote, an exceptionally grave humanitarian crisis and inconceivable suffering for the civilian population the shuttle. speaking of his yearly address to diplomats, the pontiff also called for an immediate cease fire on every front and describes the mos october 7th attacks in israel as the atrocities as an atrocious act. excuse me, to send of terrorism. an extreme example that in that case, a roadside bomb in northwestern pakistan has killed at least 6 police. the officers were assigned with guarding health workers conducting a polio vaccination campaign. the pack us any taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. farmers across germany have big on a week long strive to protest to the government's plans to cut agricultural fuel subsidies. lawmakers have already rolled back that decision after weeks of angry demonstration protests planned for the next 7 days. include rallies that will

disrupt the traffic and several regions. a procession of tractors is expected to block off a central road here in berlin. as farmers bring their frustrations to the government store step. political correspondent matthew moore is reporting from the brandenburg gate in berlin. so it looks like some of the farmers there have arrived. you see them behind you. they're promising to paralyze traffic throughout germany. what are you observing? a yes, 0 this out and the power lies the streets here around the parliament building and the brandenburg gate. there's are i've 600 tractors that are choking up the street beside me. 5 years of farmers, but not just farmers, a lot of other supporters who have come along to express this solidarity with the farming community. and i'm really from, from the north sea to the bavaria mountains. farmers are full testing across the country. they're choking up roads. they are protesting oversight, local parliament buildings. the blocking both ways and in some cases, trading lines. and really an attempt to create maximum disturbance to,

to bring more attention to their flights, which they say is a tough one. because they say that they are the worst off farmers in europe in terms of the subsidies that they get on the support to get from the government. they see the overburdened. and what's important is that they see that there's no, we've called coal and that it can continue. and so they even know so we can pull tests. the today is the 1st day and then a week's time, the bigger demonstration than the one behind me here in berlin. so i don't think that's the end of it. they say that they're outraged by the federal government's plans to reduce agricultural subsidies, but um, you know, matthew, to put that into context. some of the measures have already been rolled back after protests last week. so, you know, just walk us to we're, we're to think stand right now. yeah, that's, that's right 0. what striking about this is that this unrest, this on, often has came around rather suddenly the government on august the series of measures to scrap subsidies for diesel fuel and some other em allowances that

farmers receive. and essentially that the address was soon swift as a load. the backlash was so great for the government that okay, we will slow down the changes, all will scrap some of them, but the government and the fault, sorry. the farmers unions. i've said, hold on a minute, a still not good enough delay is still wow, sure. and so what they said enough is enough. our situation is, is far too precarious to allow that to happen. what's interesting is that this has now become a point for a wider on rush than the country. i would say there's a deep, there's a government here and the lender is deeply unpopular. and a lot of people have seen this fall of a full test on we sympathize with the farmers and they come along to show their support of people with tv and move. so they'll tentative motives are also kind of right hanging onto the full tests. and so it seems to kind of reflect away the mood change in the country. and that's what i want to pick up on people with ulterior motives, because the government has warrant that far right groups could get involved. what's

the situation there of the? well, there's been a number of warnings mart ashby, i think, because of groups on telegraph on social media channels who are using the farmers full test to kind of mobilize the route and so forth to us. whether that's far right quote from naturalist groups. good to maybe have fantasies for over through the government. some ministers have referred to and i think a few years that this is such as well, a growing swell of unrest of unhappiness, the other good float for new stuff. and what's interesting is the farmers union was that the head of the farmers union was asked about this. and he rejected all right and said his members are committed to democracy, the committed to the rights to the, to the rule of law. and you speak to people here and there is that consent, you speak to farmers, they see they are worried about you fall, right? which profiting profiteering from this. but the, the, the commit the, the can be maintained, their full justice legitimate. and the kind of help if people try to, to,

to instrumental lies their grievances for their own purposes. but it's striking that it has to be set. it's all that has to be said that you know, that it's interesting and it is new or the that that is a concern of government ministers. he and valid. matthew more in berlin. thank you . know, bangladesh is prime minister. shake has siena, has dismissed opposition. critics to boycotted sunday's election calling it sham. speaking after she was hands of a 4th consecutive term, she said the boat had been free and fair turn out was only around 40 percent as the longest. subbing female prime minister in the white she cuz the not is sick to maintain her grip on file. but she has one election with no affective eyes of the main opposition. the bangladesh nationalist party did not take part in the election questioning, prepared the ability of the valid under has the nice through,

but the opposition bike or it has not to do the power from prime minister. i have my goal to be to, to people, to the people who are the people accepted or not, or that they have accepted this is that's what i love, that is important. the position being between the gulf when crippled dude campaign by incarcerating thousands of the members on put a degree, monty redid charges. it says several of its members were killed in an election campaign leaked with binding. but the ruling of, i'm in the accused, the b and b o 5 and the tax is going to undermine the government have cases against me for arson and stuff like that. there's a systematic repression going on for last many years. do you have any tank of that? it's an election that you and the us have criticized the illusion of democracy under has the nozzle. but reaching the ball was india. china and russia have

developed strong business and security dies with testing us government and have desired lead, remain silent on our domestic policies. what we're seeing is really a silent single freedom of expression. so all this has has probably fit in the last year, and therefore, we don't believe that a bung with the sweeping from the press to close, which is the lowest speed treating of civic space. a country can have, despite the criticism, has he not, is credited for spectacular georgia for country once considered to be the board and the white millions has been lifted out if i would be under her truly. but her critics argue they cannot make success has come at the cost of democracy and human rights, leaving many in the country are put on 170000000 people with little feet in the system that go on stem. w as

a rough until islam has been following the election for us. he joins us now from bangladesh as capital dhaka. so as we've been hearing this has been one of bangladesh, just most contentious selections and recent history. the opposition describing it as legitimate. you spoke with the election commissioner earlier today. what did he tell you? so that's usually this. i'm going to send the people, i'll go to the doctor, that's a book that donald was at 41.8 question. hey, it's almost half of the time i was was around 81 percent, but that the listen was mileage it up above the rest of your books are getting into a lot of the, the 5 minutes on the floor. so maybe i'll just put the list together. i don't think that the some folks on that's on the recorded. i don't good the person that don out based on that, that tends to go out that the uh, from the front office. yeah, actually the country, uh,

this one goes another also mentioned that the lord then in the previous and this one is a made up position being deposited by quarter data. some of you know to be and then some other partners have both, but it's done and it's fun because the demand for any less than under the, under the new federal government was north of the by the really only party. so given all of those factors, i mean, it appears that the prime minister is 5th term will be marked by more division than unity. where does this leave banquet dash? what does it mean going forward to the hot spot? last uh, 15. yeah. its been policy has been said to me, it's a dining room that you put on the and the massive economy, the, the winning into the grease for saturday. the issue, the problem. yeah. a month. and the other thing for that, but she has also been f used all for also the, the, the human,

the sounds that goes on 3, a spit that stop this and all of this. and my husband, they didn't have time and office all those who have united post acquisition, it's pretty good. did that to use us before it was for 5 years then was divided at the moment, then it's very much a few years. uh, keep so many people our from the only part in this bundle. i see it on the on the international level. um, the prime minister has enjoyed wide support from countries like india and china. well, western countries led by the us have express concerned about the direction of the country has taken under her leadership. what does it tell us about the broader geo political implications of the selection? is a good 7. guns is the name to use it. i'll see that's all now go down to the see. don't have the only person that i'm used to say. it's not enough for all me to speak to the in the midst of the victim. oh, so far, how does that to you?

is that you can't and the european union a yes go for me and on the election. so they haven't commented anything. i would just want to get started as the, as soon as you know that us had last year, he said that you go through this too. so by now that she sits in school on the. busy i mean, it's so all over the government ignore this, paul quoted. i looked at the main political parties in the last of november. the contract is pretty proud and even close to release them. so it says he wants to receive all of the us and other words, sometimes it's a deal to just start to finish and see that he is a rough adult, islam and doctor, thank you. or in other news, the 1st us moon landing mission in more than half a century has blasted off from cape canaveral and florida. aboard the bulk and rock it is the private, the built evergreen lunar land or it will seek to gather data from the lunar surface. had a planned future human missions. also,

a board are the ashes of star trucks create are gene roddenberry. the on crude space craft is expected to touch down on the lunar surface. next month. it ended los angeles. it was a big night for the movie oppenheimer at the annual goals and gloves, picking up best drama and for other awards that included christopher nolan as best director. and julian murphy as best actor in a drama in other categories. literally, gladstone becomes the 1st indigenous golden glow winner for her role in killers of the flower moon. and emma stone was named best actress in a comedy for her performance in for things. the golden globes kicks off. holly was award season culminating with the oscars in march. second, remember there's always more news and analysis on other websites and social media

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