the, the business date of the news line from by then you kinds president asks allies for help to shoot down the russian trojans in miss files. while to me is events. these request follows one of the biggest russians ariel palm fonts, have its full scale invasion of ukraine. at least 5 was killed in the attacks time between the countries energy infrastructure. also on the program, germany's chancellor visits the scene of these building and dined for attack and promised these types of rules for asylum seekers. prosecutors are investigating syria nodded and confessed to killing the people, the festivals as possible, links to the so called islamic states and promises of vaccines for africa. as in

fact, most of em, fox outbreak, health organizations are calling for more resources to stop the buyers. the, i'm so ok, welcome to the program. your crime has asked for help from its european neighbors following massive russian ass strikes. you probably have 15 different regions had been hit by russia's wide scale attack and reported several service civilian casualties. you kind of present following me as a landscape, that'd be me solving drug bombardment was one of the largest of the war. i'm not, it caused a heavy damage to infrastructure disrupting power and water supplies. correspondence intuitive told me more a. so the error that basically was in place for almost 8 hours, which is an usually long has just finished. so that was going on since early

morning, kind of mid morning here. the windows and key of were shaking. you could really feel the force of the defenses. those missiles going to intercept russian ballistic missiles, heading towards key if that was something we haven't seen for weeks now, basically the last major russian records kind was early july when that children's hospital was destroyed. that was the last time that rush, i have the capacity do this, i think in fact the roster is having to send in a 100 missiles at a time basically tells you that you can't add defenses are a lot better than they were. they just can't get policy grant defense that they send some of the numbers at the time. and basically now they're having to wait until their stokes. all rebuilt, wants to convey about some kind of producing enough they can then once every month . so every 6 weeks send in a new policy themselves, but it's notably wide ranging this time around 15 of ukraine's reasons of being affected more than half basically all across the country from how given these to addressing the south take care of and for the west effect it looks people still without power. and i think basically, you know, the numbers still around clear how many people have suffered. but this was very big

and i think people are expecting those casualty numbers to rise. and i think with where this leads us basically is. we're going to have buildings lensky saying once again to the west. look when you gave me permission to use west to weapons against freshman targets, a 100 kilometers inside russia. so just like had kids have had a much better time since people being returning normalizing life for life across ukraine to be functional, to be realistic. we need the capacity and permission to attack the bases in russia, sometimes hundreds of miles away from the board of that. the planes that launched these attacks fly from. and, you know, we've had lots of reluctance from western countries to escalate this, but these things will be saying, look, we went into rush probably went to the coast region flooding. recruiting the red lines don't mean very much. so give us this capacity otherwise trying to insect every single missile is a lot more expensive in a lot more difficult than dealing with this problem. and so thanks for that. so nick, i dw correspondent nick connolly and keith of the presence that landscape has once again urged allies to lift restrictions on the use of west and supplied weapons.

the u. s. and several european countries have provided the crime with long range precision, ms. miles but unrestricted, they used to brush and talk. it's nearly ukrainian border. you cried, trying to increase its own weapons production in the hope of one day becoming self sufficient. t of april 2022, a russian strike on a factory that produces one of the most hard to get weapons for ukraine. guided missiles. a government website says the plan has been rebuilt and continues to manufacture guided missiles for the homegrown vill come multiple rocket launcher deville. k uses. this are $6.00 to $4.00 missile with a range of up to 130 kilometers about $2.00 to $3.00 times further than an artillery shell. the bigger price, however, is the missile next to it. the net to guided cruise missile that can hit targets 200 kilometers away and even further with modifications in december, key of announced that they would be ramping up production of the neptune, but did not give any more details. the ukraine once produced 30 percent of the

soviet union's weapons, but when the soviet union collapse, so did ukraine's defense industry. since the full scale russian invasion began, ukraine has managed to regrow its defense industry, producing artillery shells and the bewildering amount of drones. but in one vital area, ukraine is way behind russia. the production of guided missiles at the end of july president the load of years. lensky said this might be changing. but also the name of our missile program is showing good, dynamic. i know. and although it is a challenging task, we are gradually approaching the possibility of using our own missiles and not just relying on missiles supplied by our partners. but that is not okay with the changing the button that the current state of ukraine's domestic missile production is a government secret. ultimate goal is to manufacture a state of the art guided missiles like the us apply the tack thems. they're precise and hard to shoot down because of their sophisticated guidance system. and importantly, they can hit targets 300 kilometers deep into russia,

or they could. but their range is limited by the us. zalinski has long called for the ability to launch guided missiles across the russian border. it would be possible to stop this russian, tara, if we could provide minute treatment, adequate missiles, then the terrorist would not have a sense. impunity ukraine needs long range missiles, in particular to remove the possibility of the occupied. placing is miss altamont as fall from the front line and just drawing ukrainian cities with the the us and other western allies have since eased restrictions to allow attacks on russian military objects near the ukrainian border, such as bridges and rushes. kursk region which ukraine says it hit with us, made high mars rockets. but if you can, can produce its own guided missiles that scale, they wouldn't have any constraints. and perhaps more importantly, the missiles wouldn't stop coming if allies stop sending them. the goal of self reliance may still be a long way off, despite zelinski is reassurances. some analysts say it could take over

a decade for ukraine to ramp up production enough to be able to defend itself without western help. will always on the accommodation is ukraine's minister of strategic industry. so i asked him how long he thought it will take his country to become self sufficient in weapons production to teach him at this point. indeed one cannot talk of production, but all over the for almost a year, we've been using scars the deficit of to local and government funding. because again, the capabilities to bring use are almost 3 times fire the funding available in this respect time and wouldn't be always grateful to denmark for on being the leader in the you and you should to, which is called the primary domain for you. bring an arm or a side remarks and uh with this initiative with god external funding. the 1st one, the theme from denmark,

from the government. and so it's going to take you from your premium manufacturers and the need to are you creating an army with this help we can see a lot faster because as i told you, our capabilities are higher than the funding available. right? so that to put it simply, if you had more money you, you have the capacity to produce more weapons and it's just a lot of money that is holding you back. definitely, definitely. and i'm looking at the politics of vase especially the following rushes . overnights missed on attack against your country. it must be very frustrating for the ukrainian government, says russia, it rains down mist files on your country to be told by your allies. know you may not use the weapons that you. we gave you the hate back at targets in russia. in my domain in defense seemed us to,

we are struggling to produce more and more months will get more funding. what would it be capital to produce much more. and then there's discussions about the allowance to strike deep inside the roster was made outside the super in the weapon systems will to go away. we all the showed that took in the rich ross from different sides was things made in your brain. you know that all operations which were kept on the run brush, or you will see train them weapons and delivery systems. and that's do use the result last week of husbands that lives here. i'm so that's a ukraine had completed the development of a long range drug and miss file call the probably on it. so yeah, he seemed very excited about it. why? first of all, this is the 1st and last product, the drone. second, we've got the 1st successful application and starts and gets fully locally design

and the manufacturer. and so that's the 1st one to go that us will follow and you will see how much it's going to make fully locally designed and manufactured. but i understand that probably i need see a still needs outside help and technical support. well, definitely there are some confidence coming from all sides, but the design and depending on the fracturing gums from your brain. okay, so i just wanna pass you on this because the, the, the, the outside help that i'm talking about is you having to ask a long musk for permission to use the styling internet that coverage. you actually fly and guide your weapons. that must also be very frustrating for you. i will not commend it. sad enough, let's talk then about what happened over nights, this massive russian to attack against ukrainian infrastructure. i'm confident that

you will soon be able to stop these attacks or at least forced to rush it to launch them from further away. i'm responsible for the defense industry. the only thing i can tell is that the shell defends seemed as 2 factories regularly. they show us roughly twice a week, so we get to use to regular sheylan and we'll get to as to how we can keep from even under charlotte, maybe to answer. but because it is the last is comments on social media. he called on western countries to uphold the commitments we've made together in particular regards to ad defend systems and besides folder. beyond that, he said we must finally unite in our efforts to shoot down russian. besides in drugs, as your president, really calling on nato countries to engage directly with russia. the assumption you should ask from my president present would be though this is something that you would support would definitely support all the efforts

difficult. make out the sky and clean and the site and social media post presence their lives. he also wrote that across ukraine. we could do much more to protect most version of our, your a pin. neighbors operated in concept with our f sixteens and ad defense systems. explain to us what the president wants to european countries to do that and not already doing. is that something you should ask for my president. okay, so as, as far as your consent, that sold him in terms of the politics and the offense, ukraine's offensive capabilities. you would your just about the defense production . well, we thank you for being as candidate as you've been as candid as you been able today . i'm excited to kabbage and you couldn't even minister strategic industries. thank you so much. thank you. us here in germany, the chancellor has said he will tighten the country's weapons,

those to speed up the port type and speed up the for taishan. following the last weeks that the knife attack in the building. and while our shelves visited the city today, and they flowers and remember, so the 3 people who were killed in the mass topics, prosecutors say a 26 year old serial mountain has confessed to the crime. then. now exploring possible things to be tattered. group is lubbock state full of shots, here's respects to the victims of a mass stopping in solving and the german chancellor, branded the attack is terrorism and vote not to by when the fight against extremism . that's why i tell this, most of this was terrorism. most terrorism against us. oh leave not to frank tons of our lives and community the way we leave. that is also what those who plan and carry out such attacks always intend enough. and that is something we will never accept it, no tolerate that. and investigating the months accepted over the weekend,

police arrested the main suspect, a 26 year old serial on these lubbock street, carroll group has claimed responsibility. meanwhile, officers search the asylum center where he is reported to have live according to media reports the legit perfectly to had an application for asylum rejected. but he went on the run before he could be deported. back to bulgaria, country where he had 1st interviewed opinion far right groups of helpful tests since the attacks were met by come to demonstrations. the incident has turbocharged calls to tighten asylum deportation on security ruse. this young man was not on the legal basis of germany in concerning the german pseudo bribes. and he was not allowed to get through them in germany. and i question mark by a he was a germany and a good to the 50 was applied to go home and in case that he would have been sent

home, he would have not been able to do this search aerotech on friday evening sorting and on just on hold for the german chancellor promise to get a grand palm deportations. who can come see of that and we will do everything we can and must, to ensure that those who cannot and may not stay in germany are repacked created on defaulted or to dr. fulton robins, salt said he also wants to review weapons loss and improve cooperation with european neighbors and the capital nav. so on edge it's shocking that something like this can happen in germany. i who is angry, so they are and you should have say, because they say don't always float to the top. and of course you only ever hear about these things and not about the things that go on normally in a city like this. but of course, it's a bit scary things to get in and all that stuff is at the top, the right wingers will profit from this act and they will exploit to it and say,

look, we have to get rid of all the refugees were splitting a little sped and on the gospel, i'm more afraid of that. then for a few days or fisted. for a lof schultz the fall, let me continue. the attack is likely to dominate and tuesday selections lead to this week where his social democrat party is expected to suffer. heavy defeats more than 60 people have been killed in a string of militant attacks in south west and pack this down. for the 3 people were killed on the highway in the most, i have district of belo, houston police, a gunman for many of the victims, out of vehicles and shot them after checking that. this is a better sense, also attacked police stations and railway lines. security forces have been battling bylaws, separatists who have been demanding control of that results which province our asia editor, samuel shelves, toby mill as well as a better booster black dog. and the country is in

a state of shock. there has been condemned munition from the gum of, from civil society, from the common citizens and their own express to deep concern. and what is happening envelopes just on the back of the bottle. just on liberation, army has claimed responsibility for the tax, and it is a group that demands separation from sonoma. but the group says that it's not about does use up and exploring the provinces, the sources of provence, folders, iran in the context on their task, then bullet died for decades. there has been a separatist insurgency in the area for a very long time. and a military operation to multiple military operations as the taking place in the province, which is the source of age, which is full of gas. china has invested in, in the province. so a lot is happening in the province. and uh, uh,

this doc is not new. these condo docs has happened in the boston one to clear to april separately in the past few years. much going definition for these attacks. and a particularly gruesome aspect of this is the fact that the victims i, these were checked before they would show what's going on there. because the busses, the, there were at least 20 to where he goes. buses targeted by the militants and the militants were around 30 to 40 numbers. us locally media reports and on reporters and boxed on told us. because we have been covering the biologist on a complex very extensively and intensively that these people who uh uh, when the boss well from the punjab robins and the brooklyn job problems is the

problems rich below separators. and so i'd say is use that. i think this also is the focused on so i'm going to create the focused on this bureaucracy. the ministry of the government executive. most all for this chunk comes from the punjab. girlfriends. these are the labors from the punjab. robbins who come to below just on by bosses to bug on separately developing projects, taking place and below just on some on chinese funded as rarely. so these insurgents consider these liberators, trump and job the enemies and they have adopted them in the past as well. so that's why i checked the east as t that they are. do you have to make punjabi or not by checking their names on the areas they have come from. thank you, shamela dw, use that agent as a shy mill shots pleasure. it's

a gemini says it'll donate 100000 doses of impulse vaccine as part of f as to come back to a major outbreak in africa. will help the organization is because i have your hot breaking global health emergency and there's lots a 6 month strategy to stop viruses, transmission and fox has been spreading properly through a dozen countries in east africa. the way these reports, it is reporting nearly 18000 cases more than 500 desks. so far this year for the outbreak is that most of you, in the democratic republic of congo health organizations say a children most at risk. east africa bureau chief money on the reports is i number was 3 and a half year old brother. keep in mind that the to a recovering from impulse, the mother is relieved. the man, the virus attended one and particularly hot uses the guns when they own the stuff. he didn't sleep when he was crying all night in the army. in the morning he had

a high fever and started to get rashes. so that's why i came here to the hospital and tony but took it's on. the doctors gave the children antibiotics and the cream let's get to the rafters, were hurting me. when i put the medicine on, i feel better now just take care of this hospital near goma and the democratic republic of congo is full of children and young people with inbox. they're more likely to get it and more likely to die. as a result, the viral infection specially contact with the skin saliva, oprah, but also to sexual contact. when i put the most that it, it was we have our mortality rate of between 5 and 10 percent as the disease is transmitted directly and massively or in the context of goma if we have

a displace population in the camps of what the populace here, the risks are really high, the plastic lead at least can you live with my produce daily. living and cramped comes for people. displays by conflict is a health risk in itself. cooler. ryan poll. your brakes are common. there's not enough to eat. ok more to now this impulse to renew the life has become complicated . it's difficult to feed my children. i work at a font and money for food, but now i can't do that because i have to the cost of them here together with the children. she's now in quarantine here to try to stop the virus spreading by the children's coats to wash them as often as she can. news about the virus, those uncertainty and see a lot then we can we all live together. we create each other a lot with our hands and they say touching is one of the main factors and the spread of the disease level. but i'm afraid i might catch that disease. i'm di, we demand more help with medication at that adult health organization. say they do

need more supplies to help those effective and awareness campaigns to try to stop the virus. i'm spreading it up. would it take you out to the fit? i think it's time for politicians to miss. i knew we need more vaccinations. this is, that is also the w h o has to step up here after the delay and then, and by how is recovering from impacts and his mother. and i'll be hopes to return to the other children soon. but she worries about the new but it's another danger to can families. and because look at some old stores making headlines. 12 rod rebels. a molly claim. the ami drones stripes of killed $21.00 civilians including 11 children near the northern town of tens out watts. and, you know, he says it was targeting terrorist strikes, follow a reason, clashing bridge, twilight rebels, and is been despises, defeated, body and soldiers and russian numbers in the same area. dozens of people are

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