the, the, the, the, the news live and from berlin tonight, a russian military plane is craft close to the ukrainian border. social media video appears to show when the aircraft went down fresh and media say that at least $65.00 ukrainian prisoners of whom were, were on board. also coming up tonight. donald trump is one. the new hampshire primary is the 2nd victory in his bid for the us republican presidential nomination, but is only wible nikki haley says, the race is far from over. pleasant. germany's train drivers and striking for shorter hours and better pay, disrupting travel and the country's account. the

ivr and golf is good to have you with us. a russian military transport plane has crashed in the bill of grunt, region in the south of the country, close to the border with ukraine. of this video that you were about to see which was posted on social media, appears to show the moment that the aircraft went down. russian officials said that all of those on board reportedly including $65.00 ukranian prisoners of war, were killed. the russian foreign ministry has blamed, keep for shooting down. the plain chief is neither confirmed nor denied this claim . you w me. connelly and keep dw jennifer pocket in riga, told me more about the reactions of the russian and ukrainian governments to this

plane crash. well, arrested, the russian for the ministry has called the trash, an act of terrorism, partially bleeding and criticizing here for killing its own people. the foreign ministry is ambassador at large for crimes. committed by the key of review said, quotes. he has committed an insane act of barbarism, demonstrating, complete disregard for human life. on quote, the plane was supposedly heading to a war prisoners exchange between russia and ukraine on their shared border. according to moscow, keep knew about it and still chose to fire, to miss styles as the russian military claims to have seen on its radar. earlier today, does that have been that you up with the senator and former chief of the russian airport sat in the interview, but it is 100 percent clear that the play was shut down. he also stated that the crew was able to record an external impact before crashing and killing everyone on board. okay, so that could may be indicated that there had been a,

an explosive on board. nick, tell us what kind of reaction are we getting from ukraine? it's been a strange day here in cube. there wasn't the real official racked and it hasn't been one from zalinski for instance. i think it's clear that this is an incredibly sensitive topic for us as well. some of whom would be non russian detention for over a year. is something that the president and anyone in laser positions here is acutely aware of the relatives are making a lot of noise in the democratic sides like ukraine, that has much more weight than in the system like russia. we heard from the doesn't services that a prisoner change was indeed planned for today. and more lastly, today they've said that they weren't informed by the russian hill to ortiz, that any of these prisoners would be flown to an apple. so close to the front lines . we've had a statement from the ministry of defense saying that ukraine will continue to target russian planes that are attacking or using the use transport weapons to

ukraine's borders. that it wasn't that clear admission in a sense of responsibility, but it was kind of the us in that sense and the people here and give all basically scratching their heads and listening to some of the most kind of extraordinary versions. extraordinary. because 1st, if the results that, you know, versions based on unknown sources to try to make sense. what happens? yeah, i mean, if we believe what, what we're hearing, i'm coming out of russia then you cream possibly shot down to playing that was full of ukrainian prisoners. if these prisoners are found to have been on board. what is the most likely reaction from ukraine going to be in europe? and the question is to say, was this a trap? was this somehow it attempts to get ukraine to down this plane like an offering it up as an easy target where these people even still alive when they were on that plane. all these kind of seeming extremely versions of being talked about here in cuba. i think it what, what in the way that many rushed to seem to believe that this will impact the government negatively. i don't think that this was on how to change the mood in the

country. ukraine has run the well, there was incident in july 2022. when lots of ukraine present were killed in russian detention in occupied ukraine. you don't yet skimming a tech that the russians claims ukraine carried out, but which has since been proven by many experts to be impossible, to carry out by the things in the way the russians had the legs. so i think it will turn the mood even more violently against russia, and i think this will worry here that russia is going to use this as an attempt to basic bill will further exchanges. yeah, yeah. still have so many unanswered questions tonight, dw me, connelly reporting from keith dw is jennifer pollock, i'm from reagan to both of you. thank you. the united nations as a training center run by its relief agency for palestinian refugees has been shelled during fighting and southern gaza. the facility and han eunice was reportedly being used to shelter, displaced people, riding on the immediate platform, x, the director of the belief organization in gaza initially said that the building was a blaze. he posted that safe access to the center,

had been denied for 2 days and that people were trapped. dw special corresponded all your uber human, jerusalem. she has these details. what we, what we know is what we're told through a un spokespeople, are you when a sources it's very difficult to verify ourselves. this information on the ground as access to the gaza strip is usually restricted for journalists, but what we're told by you on sources is that you went training center. that was housing displaced people, a, supposedly thousands, was struck by tank fire. uh and there, then from there we got very conflicting reports about the number of casualties. first, we heard that there were mask, cor, i'm quoting mass casualties, but then there were reports also from a un sources that the casualties are other about 9 of the displaced people.

and we've also additionally heard that southern and guys, hospitals have been cut off by is really forces is really forced to say that in this general area, there was a large and concentration of from us fighters. and as such a, there was an oper operation. there are military operations going on in the southern guns, gaza strip that in itself is not surprising. these really army has said that it's moving it's operation from the northern part to the southern part in gaza, which now houses see hundreds and thousands of people who have escaped from the north to the south. but this is information that is extremely, extremely difficult for us to verify. it was either a visa or uber, he reporting from jerusalem to take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world for testers and black, the highway in jerusalem, demanding the is really government negotiate for the release of all hostages. still

held in gaza, demonstrators choose the government and endangering the hostages and its board with home officers. really prime minister benjamin at yahoo is found to continue the offensive until a mouse is defeated. us military officials say who the rebels from human habit fired 3 anti ship ballistic missiles at an american flag container ship in the gulf of 8th. and the vessel appears to be one of 2 headings from the gulf into the red sea, which were earlier reported to have turned back after explosions in their bas entity to the us. donald trump has cleared another hurdle in his bid to become the republican presidential nominee on tuesday, he won the new hampshire primary. by an 11 point margin is only rivals the former south carolina governor nikki haley is failing to fight on saying that the race is far from over. she might be down, but she isn't out of the day,

a voting mist tons presidential primary haley and say such a lovely new hampshire doesn't spell the end game. new hampshire is 1st in the nation. it is not the last and the this race is bar for move on to as a poll says, a sticking with a it's not over until it's over 25, south carolina. as i said. so i mean, again, it's in south carolina people that you should be in this range, but the nice victory speech belonged to donald trump. well, i want to thank everybody. this is a fantastic state. this is a great, great say, you know, we won new hampshire 3 times now. 3 pizza

painted, looking down to the form of president, deserves another to i voted for donald trump, which made the day extra awesome for me. it's a special day and i'm proud to be fair and i'm glad that we're in the 1st primary and united states. i think that the people that are needs to be back in office haley bows to fights on. but so tough to victory looks increasingly narrow. while a trump fight and re much this november a p is ever more like like the dw janelle, i do. my loan is reporting from new hampshire. the state primary was considered one of nikki hailey's best shots at the feeding trough. i asked her, what went wrong or indeed it really was thought that she had

comparatively better. chances are here in new hampshire than in iowa. in new hampshire, of course, you have an electorate that is much more moderate with you, with a larger proportion of undeclared voters. but nikki haley, she really failed to capture the poor republican voters, the party faithful. and in the end they were just much more enthusiastic about trump, then halley supporters for about hailey and exit polls. so that especially voters who thought immigration was a major issue resolved, niggly back trump and unintentionally bred. i can tell you and talking to many voters here, the border and illegal immigration really is top of mind. there is this wide perception here that joe biden has lost control of the southern border that illegal immigration has become a full blown crisis. and donald trump has the means to regain control of the situation. loading, of course we're on new hampshire. this is the northeastern part of the country, nowhere near the southern border. but that hasn't stopped voters from worrying

about it over here. and donald's vestiges about it has clearly resonated with them and that has helped them to a win here in the state. that was the, the use janelle, to allow reporting from new hampshire. here in germany, train drivers have begun their longest ever strike piling on travel misery for thousands of passengers, economic experts. more of the dispute overpay and working hours could cost of the economy up to a 1000000000. europe's the strike is set to last until next monday. gemini, as a son still again, the $43.00 will spray can a matter of weeks begun in the early hours of tuesday, and this walk coat is expected to hit hardest. i'm standing in the middle of the lens. main train station during rush hour. but if you look around, it feels like a ghost time. that's because this is a far space of 6 feet long slide. the longest in german real history. passengers and freight transport has been told to expect massive disruption. it was

only an emergency timing tables. it's estimated that each strike the crude cost up to $100000000.00 euros. those costs off in the keels. not to mused. we have some fed up with it currently thinking about go, let me work to find the substitution. because my closest way to where i am going is going to take me around 2 hours, even though it's less than 7 kilometers away from your out of you said me how many billions discharge bond get from the texas a. and now that goes in here for a week, i'm sorry, 7 o'clock, i'm sorry. no, i don't want you told your boss, i'm sick. great drivers once a reduction in working hours. a blank kick raised and a 3000 you inflation compensation, payment, trained bosses bolt to the demands there. compromise offer was rejected by the

union via hutton. we had signal the willingness to negotiate until the very end that we wanted to prevent it, that the union continues to escalate the situation and refuses to enter into negotiations with us from it owns and for how long succeeds, the government has called on both sides to get to right the table personality in to the 6, the standoff appears. unlikely. and in a world 1st, scientists and successfully managed to artificially impregnate and endangered white rhino. the egg of a southern white rhino was fertilized in the laboratory and successfully transplanted into a segregate mother. the brain tree was being held as a chance to potentially save related northern white rhino, this mother and daughter. they're the last of their kind in the world. scientists are hoping that with the help of this era, good, they can bring this bases back from the edge of extinction. a list of all the best

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