the, the, this is the, do me in use live from berlin, ukraine's president says his forces are strengthening their positions in the surprise offensive. in russia is course branch of ukraine also says it destroyed a bridge in an attack which could disrupt russian supply lines. the kremlin says ukraine used us made rockets in the striking doctors in india stage, a nationwide strike over the brutal murder of a female colleague, killing sets or protests as tens of thousands joined calls for an end to violence against women the

unpopular. finally, as welcome to the program, president of a lot of mirrors, the landscape says ukrainian forces are strengthening their positions in russian territory. gained during a surprise offensive ukrainian troops across the border in the course region earlier this month. commanders now say they've destroyed a bridge near the settlement of those cover in an attack which will disrupt russian supply lines. the preeminence as ukraine targeted the structure using us made rockets. are you creating an air force commander released this video of a strike on a bridge, and course russia says ukraine used us, made highmark artillery to destroy the bridge across the river. same blowing the bridge up could disrupt russia's supply lines to its forces in the area . a bunch of most chocolate bonds. we see that the okay, pilot is suffering losses. and this is helpful,

very helpful for our defense pistol. so it is about destroying the logistics of the russian army and draining the result. we must inflict maximum damage of the old russian position. and we are doing that, you know, looks at. so lensky said, the russian town of suits you. 10 kilometers from the border is now fully under his troops. control. russian statues and symbols are to faced as ukraine prepares to set up the military command office. here. they now claim control of over 18 russian villages. a belgrade region governor has ordered the evacuation of even more difficult to wisdom from august 19. we are closing access to 5 of settlements, removing residents and providing them new housing laws in the russian residence. and course go now seen, seems familiar to ukrainians after their city with showed quote, the 1st one i wish they would protect our city of costs from all of this. you know,

they've got it under control. but as you can see, not every thing is under control of government, no aging you. so what's going on now is what you used to say with pm 30 people to pick up a bags with the documents and below. i mean with that, and can you go to where to go? if the worst happened, it was very scary, especially when we had a building bumped by very scary brush and put them would you cream itself is still under attack? children are being forcibly evacuation from the dentist, screech and residents are fleeing the city of port croft to an air strike on the city of sumi shows. ukraine must still put out fires on its own territory even as it starts them across the border. he doesn't use on your phone, the car in keep has more on the situation and course can the ukrainian presidents claim that his forces are strengthening their positions there? that's right. i mean, military officials here are saying that really building on the territorial gains

they made in that course region the seem to not know controlling more than 80 settlement settlements in that region. since that surprise incursion, which you create is hoping when you know shift the item makes in this conflict of those reports. your, um, suggest the, the advances of your creating to have slowed down in recent days. and it's still not clear how you, how long you've created. well, you don't kind of really plans on holding onto these attempt trees. there's the seas in the course region which officials here have said could serve as a bargaining chip in any future of these legal fictions. now with building the set for development today, rushes defense ministry accusing ukraine of planning to attack of nuclear plant in the course region which is under russian control. and it says ukraine plants to blame that publication on most school. you create a label has denied all these claims and call them, and they will. it's insane propaganda. all right, well, russia has said that ukraine used you estimate hymer as an artillery rockets to

destroy the bridge. and why is moscow going to the trouble of pointing that as well, we haven't heard much of to learn from you, created officials about that distorted bridge. and they haven't reacted to these, cleans up by rochelle. but, you know, in, in the pos for us has indeed allowed ukraine to use high mazda, dr. long shows on targets inside rochelle, up to a range of about 100 kilometers. and that would mean the distributed bridge in the quick coast region would certainly, you know, fall within that range. but i think the russian claim in a, we kind of feeds into this ongoing concern about what kind of western supplied weapons you, queen, can really use for combat operations inside russia in that, of course, region. russia, of course, as accuse nato and, and generally the why the west of offering the aging ukraine with this incursion. now we heard from presidents uminski who, who wrote on his cell from china's today saying that the priority for ukraine is

the time limit of russia's offensive potential that he's urging, in a wisdom allies to allow you can't fully use. it's a long, long swipe kick of entities. and this is exactly the one thing that countries like the u. s. and the u. k. are reluctant to allow ukraine to use a long range. besides that, they've provided storm shadows at tech ends to use them for combat operations inside russia. so in a way, i think this is one of those. uh, the last remaining red lines there. sonya, what's the situation for ukrainian troops on the eastern front when we're heading to boats of intensifying bottles in the eastern donates region with uh, you know, russian troops spotted lee now closing in on the cities of toilets and full cross ministry officials have old, old civilians impulse across to, to, to evacuated from there. and book offs is important. it's been a key target for most school for several months. and that is because it is

a key of logistics, helpful, that you printed ministry. and this is also located on the intersection of a main road that supplies the crating troops and cities close to the front line, but is also used to evacuate some civilians, tony pro. so that i think that a lot of concerns here in ukraine about this development. thanks sonia for that updates, dw correspondence on your phone, the car in the ukrainian capital. keith, thank the doctors in india have called a nationwide striking protest at the rape and murder of a female training in polk county medical stuff say violence against women is widespread under demanding better security in hospitals. they want a safer working environment. indian doctors are escalating protests into a nationwide strike we just want to be safe when we are doing because it is the law says that we have to, oh,

what are you able to see? see? emergency services are still in operation, but the strike has affected thousands of patients. pablo god, people come here from far away and they're finding it very difficult. there's no one here. the doctor is a single be on strike indefinitely. and we don't know when that'll reopen the ship . those fellows days of marches and smaller strikes over the rape and murder of a training doctor whose brutalized body was found at a teaching hospital in co kata. the woman's father sang to our colleagues in the medical profession and authors for their support. i what i literally do, like my daughter is gone, but millions of sons and daughters. and now with me, this has given me a lot of strength and i feel we will get something the attack it caused the whole wrist, a gang rape and murder of a young woman on a daily bus. 12 years ago,

the her desk spiked demonstrations across india and prompted the government to introduce harsher punishment for rate, including the death penalty for repeat offenders. the act to the say little has changed to make women feel safer. as an ad good, that means i'm on dog. good. how me on is not being a probably goldman not understanding of the big this day. so they were now doctors how their voices and their industrial action. we make a difference. let's take a look and add some headlines,

making headlines around the world. the humans nuclear watchdog has warned that safety at ukraine's operation nuclear power station is deteriorating after a drone strike on the plants perimeter roads. the facilities russian managers accuse ukraine of being behind the explosion. separation has been attack repeatedly during the war with each side. blaming the other social media side to access to spending its operations in brazil because of a clash with the supreme court. their judges ordered several accounts accused of spreading this information to be blocked. x says that amounts to censorship. users will still be able to access the site and that's of the us presidential election, however, kind of the harris's candidacy at turns out. her professional and political rise is already broken. new crammed irises status highlights the growing political,

climbed of india and americans a celebrating india in america. california has one of the largest indian american populations of any state in the country. commemorating indian independence day is a chance for the community here to come together and music in dallas. and so many here, seen in california in indian american potentially become the next president, is cause for celebration to one of the best that'd be high, highly educated. and then she is really diverse on our promise. everyone is the 1st time in about or tentative. and we're going to go about getting pamela harris and liked it is a personal importance to as a material. he came to the us nearly 30 years ago from india as a student. today, he's an active fundraiser for democratic campaigns. he says he's known the vice president's and she was a district attorney in california is just the president of the 4.4 beginning. and

i'm ready to go to see that we came from india with 2 suitcases and then made a life for us. and i'll say to someone who represent the color, our, you know, from the same or that good on and all region to get elected as the next president will. they asked as a subject matter of pride and joy. and, and that also brings hopes to millions of kids to educational harris represent someone able to understand the issues affecting his community like the economy and immigration, but camera harris is far from the only indian american paper that's presented to political prominence. the nation was recently introduced to events, life of republican vice presidential candidate, j. d. that the baker i'm. a swami, and nikki haley have become surrogates for donald trump. after their own republican primary campaigns ended the car's the ground. the christian in a political scientists studying the 2200000 strong indian american voting base of indian american identity is a factor. but it's just one among others. most indeed,

americans still identify as democrats, where they stand on issues ranging from the environment to go to control to health care is much closer to come to a harris than it is to people like hailey and robinson. right. and so ultimately that's what it's going to matter. of course, having someone who comes from one's community might make a difference in terms of the amount of energy in the base, but party is still more important than shared race or ethnicity. that cuts both ways on the other side of the country. pretty ponder patel of the south asian republic and coalition is trying to get the vote out front of g o. p in new jersey, another state with a high in american population. she organizes round tables of supporters like this one. i don't agree with a lot of her views and a lot of her policies and things. and so of course, there is there, is that always going to be that disconnect? one of the biggest things i think is immigration, right?

where she was in charge of, you know, making sure the border was protected and she really didn't do a good job at that. as in every aspect of the indian american community is not a monolith. their motivations and aspirations are new ones. but it's an increasingly active and growing political force, whether in the halls of power themselves or in the voting and election that promises to be tied up force. and finally, hundreds of thousands of techno funds have danced through central berlin and the german capitals. annual raised the plan of parade a megan party celebrates peace love, and electronic music organizers calls for measures to protect clubs, threatens with closure because of rising rents and operating costs. earlier this year, the united nations awarded for an end protecting of c, intangible, cultural heritage, stuff like that. all right, open,

extra technology show shifted looks at the pros and cons of funding, social media for children. stay tuned for that problem, but at least for me, i'm the whole team here in berlin. thanks roger. take care of the living independent, arise to our society is full of contrasts and any policy is a big many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretended in this leaving what is home how do we talk of the major issues about time? let's assume that there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems. it changes the.