the, the busiest dw news live from bell in flooding, a protein orders a shakeup of rushes, military leadership. he dismisses his long standing, i lie, survey show who as defense minister, i've replaced it with an economist with limited military experience. also coming off of cold rules, the fall rights alternative for germany, ponti is a potential threat to democracy. it says the f d can be classified as a suspected. extreme is proof allowing it to be placed on the surveillance nationwide task as well. move solve its forces to the north of gaza as how

most of the groups that hundreds of thousands of you've activities from a fox struggle to get food and water bus customer. the votes in india is general election for the 1st time since it was stripped of its send me a ton of stages, which provoked widespread. i'm good in the region. the gab health as well come to the program rush as president inside of it puts you in has replace defense minister survey shows. it's the 1st shakeup of his national security team since the invasion of ukraine. so it goes, replacement is andre, but los of an economist and form a deputy prime minister showing who, who over. so russia's invasion of ukraine will now run the national security council. i don't so they show use future seemed up in the yeah. as much me

uprooting was a no grated with latest tongue in office you would use what on sunday, the crime and confirmed that showing you what they removed from his post showing you. is it a long time ally of present booting? he was a pointed to the position of defense minister in 2012. he has close personal ties to polluted. he's right publicly taking the present multiple hunting trips, news homeland, or southern siberia recently shall i do has become deeply unpopular in russia. he's seen by many as well as the responsible for the failures of russia's invasion of ukraine. and rumors were rife that his removal was coming on sunday to, to and appointed show you head of russia. security council replaced with nikolai patricia, it's being seen as of the motion for showing you. and it's unclear what patricia

has new role will be. i'm sure i'll both man what keys take as in rushes war and ukraine. and the re shuffle took some west and millet tree observers by surprise. clearly, putin has recently been being overrated. but his latest time and the president say, and you would have expected at that point, maybe some changes in the leadership, but not least to a, not together and showing you a success is defense minister is andre, but it was of a former deputy prime minister and an economist that it was of is a civilian with level of military experience. the kremlin says, well, it was of got the job because boots and wants the ministry to be open to innovation . and it is important to incorporate the economy of the security block into the country's economy to incorporate it in a way that matches the dynamics of the current moment. it's also important to mention that today those who are more open to innovation and implement the

innovation, the quickest win on the battlefield. with bella, who sold nomination, tutoring is most likely looking to bring military funding in step with the russian economy. similar to the soviet union of the 1980s. and from all of this, i'm not john 2 of the student by are russia alice concepts in the area of concepts . the welcome. now spent was biased to teen, his replacing his defense minister at this point and the woman in the middle. yeah, that's a very good question that i think the only explanation and then for the 2nd next even use my experience as a former office, a junior one, but still the change you come on in the middle of the ball. the things that the command is not doing the job right from the point of view of the commander in chief and i suspect that here the issue is not so much the minute, the reparation. because the now the former minister struggle never was engaged. and

in planning the operations, the job of the chief of general stuff who remains in his place. it is rather actually the political cover, budgeting us maintaining connections to the military, industrial complex. all these things seem to be not running smoothly for mr. troy go, his deputy was arrested for bribes about 2 weeks ago and state media in state bloggers, no pro pro, put in blog as when completely but not as describing his palaces and things like that. so it seems that puts in a really wants to check the general's epic tide for corruption, and that's why he brings mister bellow, sophia, who is indeed, and it causes us to tell us more about him. well, he is a of us be $65.00. he's father was a very prominent soviets economist in the sixties and seventies. he was born in law school to be lost to what we would call very, very, sort of generally solve youth aristocracy. and that's not the characteristic of

pollutants. he doesn't like such people. p has no visible, the lowest af, as no visible cage, the connections he's never served in the military. oh, although frank speaking shrug, there's not going to amount to, we just looks nice and he's uniform. but also i think what is important is that below so and that's i think where the piece that preceded our conversation was very much spot on below. so is know someone who likes state intervention in the economy and it seems that the puts a really want, she wants a to check the corruption appetites of the generals love to eliminate it's completed because ruptures the way of running russia, but particular epithets. and secondly, to maintain that the connection between the military industrial complex and the army that continues its aggression against the crime. you mentioned a public opinion in, in russia and the, the pro put in a blog as how they reacted to this. well that was a bit of confusion about it's, it's very clear that mister shaw,

the being put in charge of the security council which is lost. the lots of it's for the perceived influence of the beginning of the invasion. he's on his way out of there was some that suspected that's going to be some changes off. so the rest of sugars deputy debts. i'm some people said that doesn't look good because that's what somebody who has very close to struggle. but i don't think that, you know, put is owed, as i'm the discussed by pro governor block us. they are coming to don in the procurement sense. thank you very much. concert didn't have the russia list or so how might the changes in process defense ministry affect the war and ukraine? and i put that question to keith correspondent connelly. i think anything that looks like in fighting kind of rivalries within the rushing bureaucratic machine is very welcome from a grain perspective. it doesn't seem like this is kind of will that will if i it

seems like fairly organized. what kind of change personnel and you've had so who are not fully thrown out but put into a different post will be at a less important one. i think that kind of big deal for me. you can inspect it was when showing use deputy even though it was a rest and grab some charges a couple of weeks ago that was something that really called kind of pulses racing. and key of thought that you might see the most could brook seymour expired with itself and settling schools then with supplying the troops, the front lines, the grain with weapons. and for the most part it doesn't seem k. yeah. how this new figure is going to be able to, you know, change and break with what we've seen so far. walk you down to different knew about it. but suddenly that point about turning you credit rushes economy also kind of will faithful footing even more successfully and provide even more resources to allow those russian troops to perceive kind of steam roll through your brain. that is something that we've already seen happen under struggling with something at the plains. very worried about that. the west just simply hasn't caught up and hasn't followed step with russia is going to move towards producing huge volumes of

weapons of 8 years and used to come. they come with their reporting. police arrested at least 20 people during demonstrations in the george's capital to please see thousands taken to the streets to protest against the draft law. they say threatens press and civic freedoms. bought the routing, georgia and dream policies says it will move forward with a circle for an agents bill despite widespread or position at home and abroad. police moving thing on demonstrators inability they had spent the night in front of the parliament, protesting what they see as an democratic, lo, inspired by russia. but thousands of people outside didn't step below makers from passing the draft in his 3rd and final reading. a very nice all those in favor would you like them again and fix the project?

just give them support or to me and the committee meeting is now concluded. thank you. going to this one with us for the new the new lo requires a new media organization or n g o getting more than 20 percent of funding from abroad. register as an agent of florentine class. opponent said similar to the foreign agents bill used by the kremlin to silence its critics itself so likely to endanger george's pro 6 of joining the use savage. everything. everything we've achieved in the last few years of getting closer to the you will be torn up by the government and we will lose the support of the international community. how's the weather ever since i don't walk? stop a dispute is going to be a confrontation and blood shoot. people not put up with this. there's no way the end to us have criticized below, calling on george's ruling party. to scrap it protests or is want to keep up

pressure and politicians, but some voice is on the streets of the b. c. say they're against what they call the west interference. that there's a georgia the just what does the us have to do telling us what lowest of pounds. and so the new bill will go through the final vote in front of the full parliament on tuesday, protest or say they will stay on the streets until the politicians back down on the low that would crush they would you repeat in dreams. oh, here in germany, a court has ruled fall rides alternative for germany. ponti could be a threats to democracy. this decision means the f. d can be classified as suspected as from his food along it to be placed on the surveillance by the domestic intelligence service nationwide. the i have to use county the 2nd most popular policy of the polls across germany. or more on this. i'm no joined by to stephan

from germany's green's pond to that it's a member of john, so it would have shows as a 3 potty coalition. now what's your reaction to this acord ruling initially? yeah, i say from hello hello. from the 11th i, i'd say it's really a lot back ruling advocate as the court and then stopped at stated that the f d is having some policies in order to um to discriminate people who have roots from a bar and brought even if they're a german citizen that is quite crucial because to put, to choose the board rule this year and relating the national democratic party that this can be a reason for banding a party. and so we see some similarities and the after you have a program, the written program that contains this and they have policies. they have propaganda that contains this discrimination of people from part of our engines. so that can

be a reason might be for a balance party. well, your a policy, it has repeatedly as of the have members of other parties, aust, for the f d to be to be banned. do you still uh, support this oh, i bet it's rather difficult because it has the local channels and the 1st thing is to collect material that is important for every proceeding in that direction. and this copper link is one part of that material to be collected. and we need this collection in order to testify if there might be a court proceeding in that direction. that remains unclear up to now, but that is a important step forward that direction. and i suppose that the discussion will continue. hm. now, do you think it is politically legitimate to try and found

a positive according to both is the 2nd most popular party in germany. it is, you know, the history of having the possibility to band in parts he comes from banding, the n as the a p of the nazi project from the surprise. and of course, the people when we have our constitution to go, because that's they said banding one patchy and that has those goals might be inefficient if that will be other parties who want to uh, who want to make damage to democracy in case it's a privacy it has a targets in order to damage democracy in order to have some kind of one potty ruling all things like that. of course, it's one, it's a way of self defense of, of a democratic system to say, potties don't play with democratic roots,

that might be a bound up, might be a way in order to deal with it. but let me rephrase that question. do you think it's politically legitimate and helpful to band a party in the name of democracy? we have stepped comfortably related to the national democratic party and the constitutional comp set. okay. so those goals, they have those goals to have is a reason to down the potty, that it's low way to benefit parity if there's no risk that this party will take power. and that's, that's the condition. the condition is that the party is on the threshold to take power, am to pick state power. and that's the only reason for, for banning the party is to refrain a posse from taking power and to damage them by with, with uh,

means of government. and of course you can change people's opinion. you have to discuss with them any way. but you can, you can protect people from be violated by among democratic government for by having a government that is dependent on the non dom aquatic. talked to the stuff of the member of the john and bonus, talk for the green spot. he thank you very much. thank you. 2000 out. hundreds of thousands of if actually we use i fled rough us repeated international goals, urge israel to exercise caution before launching the ground defensive on the city is well, has been fighting hamas across garza since the militant group carried out the october 7th turbo tax on israel but now is really soldiers are returning to the north of the strip. well, how most forces have regroups in areas? israel said that have cleared the rush to get water. and central guns is dia and

bella is. the spirit supplies here were already low, but the arrival of thousands of evacuated from rafa means there was even lease to go around. the the, the people are now on top of each other. people are walking on each other. it's very crowded and necessary people. there's no empty space, especially those with staying in house is going to have some 10 displays comedy's thing with the final bill myself and i know i always stay with my children and my wife and attends. i know that the help 5 of 6 families staying in the time with me, it's very crowded because of him and the ones deemed a safe zone. around 1400000 people sort shelter and rossa and bring some now the leaving israel ramps up its attacks, leading families have been forced to operate their lives again. and again. the suffering is continuous with tide is moving from

a place to another. and those places and not needs are the get the from assist you to another. so we need transportation home with todd, how long would we have to stay in? the situation of the animal says the united states has repeatedly cautioned israel against expanding its defensive into rasa. but israel insists the city is a strong hold, and that has to drive out militants hiding leah. despite more than 7 months, support from us remains active across the tear at tray. this week is really soldiers for 10 to the north of gaza. an area it claimed to have captured months ago. from on this, this goes over to w as to accept my interest, but i'm trying to, if it's really i'm is targeting northern gauze again. what does this mean for the operation in the south around rough as well. we can say at this point is what it means is that is what is fighting again with its ground forces and on all fronts in

the gaza strip. and we have seen also heavy airplane bars means across the cause and strip. now in the north is really tube swear is send in again to places like to buy uh, as or by your refugee comes a tune which is in the western part and the eastern part of garza and also other parts in the north and goes as strip know is road withdrew from that area some a month ago, but intense fighting has now been reported. there also reports from ambulance as not being able to go into certain areas. now the internal messaging here is that this was on a part of the plan own alone that the army withdrew, but then also is able to go in whenever they need to go in. but there's also a discussion and criticism here, saying that this is also a problem because there is no plan for the day after. and that's how most is able as a, the is really only a said to regroup in such areas. but we've just seen other dramatic scenes in the

report what's happening in the south of casa, but also of course, that have been people. they remained in the, in the noise in a part of garza. and those people as well that have been told to to relocate to voc, create a, they're forced to go to some other places to weston, a parts of the northern gaza strip. and of course, uh, this is northern gauze, or where in the past months we've been talking about not enough aden goods have been coming in. so the situation is, of course, also extremely difficult for people there. now guys that has been left without functioning government, does he sort of have any clear plan for the territory when the war is over or that has been know, a real official time that has been publicly at least had been some strategy papers . some announcement made by politicians. we know more about what

a d is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu doesn't want to see in dollars a year said that the power steering or storage you that's the entity that is a governing a parts of the occupied a westbank and a very limited rule of the she doesn't want to see them back in gaza and he's backed up by this by his pi a, right? a cabinet members. so all of this also is of course, no, not the question. looking at the off of offensive them. you've heard it from the united states as well. they have said that needs to be a discussion of what will a day of to look like. because you know this not just about, you know, all the civilians that there's no credit applied to. if i could of the civilians, but what would happen afterwards? because a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said, time and time again that she needs to go with the military law that needs to go into the office to eliminate those for battalions of him us. and then that would

enable to, is ready to achieve a total victory. but apart from that, of course, there's also a question with the posting and to be asked what they will want to see, who's governing goza at the end of the war. beat up use plenty of time as a reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya. so i've looked at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. science of sounded across the as well in some of the ceremonies to month memorial day. this is come memorized and is dedicated to the more than $1000.00. 200 people killed by home us last year as well as the soldiers who have died during the weekend. guys. a donald trump's former lawyer and personal fix up michael cone is set to take the stand today and the former president's pushed money trial in new york phone is considered the style witness against trump. as prosecutor strides approved,

c falsified business records to cover up payments to a point x are people in, in the, in india's kashmir region called costing the balance and the full phase of india's problem entry. elections voting is being held in the region for the 1st time since prime minister rend remote is government stripped cash me off. it's send me a ton of a status. the decision to bring the muslim majority regents on the direct rule was deeply unpopular among residents and some now choosing to boycott the votes. the national elections on taking place in 70 phases over 6 weeks. w correspondent, charlotte jada is reporting from caution you for us. she told me how voters are responding to the selection of the whole thing is under way. uh, i mean heavy uh, security forces presence hill. oh, which is not extraordinary given that cuz me, it is one of the most militarized regions in the woods. but what's it extraordinary

did hard is the fact that this is a false major election since 2019, when the bgp government took away the regions partial autonomy and brought it directly under it through the voting in august me, it doesn't really see a huge amount of throwing out because of you know, separatist goals for boy court, but this time it on there's no board court and people have been telling us that they want to come out the numbers and you know, vote because they want to send the message to the more the government in delhi, that's what happened in 2019 was pretty much against a will. and interestingly, the 1st time voters here are not just people who are just on 18 and are coming out to exercises a voting guide for the 1st time. but also people who are 40 or 50 or 60 early because you know, they have never participated in the democratic exercise of the voting and the was largest democracy. and they said that to they vote, they want to send a message to the government in delhi. so there is hope amongst people as far as the

voting exercise is concerned, but there's also a climate to feel. how do we have to remember that uh, hundreds of people who are arrested of back in 2019 officer. there was a massive track down by indian security forces he'll of, you know, they still remain in jail. they would look up, there was separatists through a political activist amongst them. and people say that if this be caught on camera, they feel that they could meet the same fate. so there is a field amongst them, and they said that voting is the only way to express what they want to say. what is that area? is that the reason that people want to send a message to the government? i have no rand remote is b, j. p policy has not filled with a single candidate and catch me as well. that is a $1000000.00 question de hodge, because these a party has traditionally filled it and scanned the dates in the region since the mid ninety's. but this is the 1st time since then that they've decided not to do so . instead they say that we've taken

a strategic call to support local regional policies. now, despite it's not a to of, of development of piece and of normalcy in kashmir, which it saves, has been appreciated by the locus hill. we don't see that to be the case on the ground. the opposition parties here are telling us that there's a big gap between what the bgp caves and what the reality is on the ground. but analysts say that this could be an acknowledgment by the b b off the fact that, you know, there's a lot of and go to amongst this meeting for it's 2019 decision and a realization that you know, it's, it's johnson's of getting amended, feel in this environment on next to so why do you see the b j p. uh, you know, exceeding huge amount of confidence on a national level as it's on course to, in a sort of uh, but she'll interest me in the dynamics of a different does obviously the alphabet in kashmir sang, thank you very much. i so you're watching dw new, so let me remind you of all top story this out. rush as president vladimir putin as

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