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neighboring, moldova. ah, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from dub ha, also coming up to explosions during morning rush hour and whisk jerusalem, kill one person, an injured at least 18 others families in indonesia, berry. there did often. monday's powerful earthquake that killed more than 270 people in wis java. and we have all the action from the men's football world cup where japan pulled off a surprise when against full time champions. germany. we begin and ukraine, we have russian missiles have targeted the nation's power grids, large parts of the country. and now without electricity as winter sits in, this is affected even neighboring, moldova,

where half of the nation has been plunged into darkness and ukraine's capital key officials say at least 6 people were killed when russian is strikes. targeted a residential building. leverage helens is live and key for us and where we can just explain how wide spread this attack was. well, pretty much every city in the ukraine tonight has a skyline, a backdrop that looks broadly similar to the one behind me at the moment. as you can see, the barrier lights on anywhere across here. tonight's down on the streets, the only lights you really see all the tale and headlights, a passing cause. street lights not working at all. the only lights you can see behind me are the ones that are powered by diesel generators. the buildings lucky enough to have those still have power still have heat, but across much of the country across most of the city,

people are shivering in darkness in their apartments and their homes. and it's a very cold night tonight. so the ukraine saying that the number of missiles launched across the country, 71. in total, they said that about 50 of those were shot down by defenses. that is, of course, something that is pleasing for them, but you know, the number the got through still did enough damage to cause the site that you see behind me. now this is a situation that the client is having to be dealing with since october the 10th, when the russians started to target energy infrastructure in a major way. since then, better have been successive waves of missile attacks. at the moment, we're looking at least 24 hours of power outages for much of the country. there are 2 nuclear power stations in the south, the been taken offline. they're running on emergency procedures. at the moment, president lensky has said that he wants to call for an emergency meeting of the un

security council to discuss the latest round of miss attacks on the country. okay, thank you for that update bits. were a challenge for us and keith a mini is leader, has accused a russian lids, security alliance of failing to come to his country's age during its war with as a by john russian president vladimir putin is in armenia for a meeting of the collective security treaty organization or c, s t o, it is made up of 6 former soviet states, as by john is not a member of russia has been a key becca of armenia. a place in israel's side to coordinated attacks killed a teenager and injured at least 18 people in west jerusalem. it follows weeks of tensions between israeli forces and palestinians, often light nearly nightly rides in the occupied whist bank. helen fisher reports from west jerusalem. this is the 1st explosion, silent on video,

but deadly. at least one person killed at a jerusalem bus station, 14 others injured is really police believe a bag containing explosives was left at the scene and detonated from some distance by mobil 4 and a short time later across the city in the suburb of remote. a 2nd explosion, this time explosives packed into a motorbike, the metal guardrail taking most of the blast, absorbing nails and bolts, wrapped around it to cause maximum casualties. police believe these were coordinated attacks. it's been years since there's been attacks like these on the transport system in jerusalem. a very dangerous development, say government and security officials. israel security minister visited both scenes for an update, and as he left, he spoke to al jazeera very, eh, difficult, if i may say terrorist attack to terrorist attack, there's no question that the,

the, that there was a synchronization between them. where they was walter ish or several terrorists. we don't know yet, but i'm sure that we will find them. we'll catch them dead or alive. it might, may take days or weeks, but we will catch them. both areas are blanketed by security cameras. footage is no being reviewed, even the smallest detail is being scanned for close. the explosions follow months of tensions in the occupied west bank between israelis and palestinians. and echo a series of attacks on the transport system between 2002005 security patrols on buses have now been stepped up the palestinian group, hamas speaking from gasser, praised the attacks, but stopped short of seeing it was behind them. the man expected to be appointed that the new security minister in the next cabinet ultra nationalist, politician in m. r band give ear called for a hard line against those behind the attack as well as it's at league brought with you. we have to strike price for this terrorism. i say clearly,

we need to back up our soldiers and our policeman and return to attack the killing and scope of those responsible league brought me about the buses that were soon back running as normal. but the feeling in the city after the twin attacks is anything but alan fisher, al jazeera west jerusalem in indonesia, communities and mourning the loss of their loved ones. after monday as earthquake and wests java funerals are taking place for some of the victims, officials say $271.00 people were killed and thousands were injured. heavy ryans have been slowing down. the rescue tames in their sions, your district who are a landslide, buried an entire village about the if it's paid off for one family when 5 year old as car was pulled alive from the rubble, he'd been watching tv in his bedroom when the earthquake struck his mother and one other person were killed in the house. his grandfather and brother, though,

also survived. jessica washington has more on the search and rescue operation. well, i'm here to get now which is a sub district of gender. this is one of the areas that was affected by landslides, which followed the earthquake. you can see some of the houses behind me damaged but more significantly, the damage that has been done to the houses that you can no longer see because of the land slide. in this area, there were some 25 houses. and what we've heard from speaking through the head of this community is that around 36 people, missing 5 bodies have been found so far. but there are also concerns, not only for the residents, if this immediate area, but also the people who passed by. it's hard to picture it in this stage as, as it looks right now. but this is a busy residential area. and also many people pass through this road on their way to school, on their way to work into their concerns for the people who may have just been passing by. when this landside hit. and right now you can see quite quite

a flurry of activity here as rescue is try to find some of the bodies of, of the missing people. this is an area where basically what we've heard from speaking with community authorities that the houses here were pushed down when the last slide hit. basically many of sending many of them down towards the river, a distance of about 50 meters. and also you can see scattered throughout this, this soil just put the symbols of daily life, children's toys, teddy bears, clothing and, and things like dinner plates, somehow on damaged and looking, as they would have done, despite all this devastation that surrounds us. officials and to kia say they have had nearly 500 kurdish targets in northern serious and sunday took. he is president re shipped tay of edwin has told polymers that he is more determined than ever to secure the southern border. the defense ministry says at least 250 members of the

kurdish forces have been killed. the strikes follow last week's bombing in istanbul for which took he blames the kurdish outlawed group. the p k. k. will anchor says it's targeting bases and syria belonging to the kurdish group, y p g, which it considers as an offshoot of the p k. k. the group gained ground in the area after the joint fight against iceland, 2015 to kia has carried out 3 ground offensives that cleared some parts of northern syria from y p g since 2016 but took. he is prison and says he'll order the military to conduct another ground operation. soon on lay off. those offered us shall know operations, your planes, canyon and drones are only the beginning parties from hattie to her curry. you know, a determination to secure all of our southern border with the faith zone that enough so as to remove the possibility of attacking how countries landsey is stronger today than ever before. but got a little of a sudden, casino is following developments from near the to kia syria border. there is an

ongoing operation against the outer grip a p. k. carry in northern iraq as well. and through that operation, turkish military aims to disconnect the p k. k, disconnected from sin jar, enter it from sin jar to syria. so are some of the experts say that is the primary of the operation? the primary goal of the operation is to finish. what is also about to end in northern iraq to kia, has been conducting these operations against the kick in northern iraq after they failed to attempt it since 2016. but also they are softening their targets through those a air campaigns. but at the end of the day, a turkish officials are a very determined to finish what they consider as a terrorist threat. a coming from northern syria to inside took here. and also, a turkish president has always been saying that he wants to build

a safe corridor on its southern onto care. southern border trickier has nearly 800 kilometers of border with syria. and at the more than half off, it is on the eastern side of the euphrates and it took, it doesn't want to be neighbors or with the army groups, including the acre, describe 2 groups in syria or any any militia group like a i so or something similar and also a safe corridor would paved the way to a for the syria, the syrians, voluntary returns or back to their countries. as for the turkish domestic policy and the foreign policy, the syrian state media say a power plant and has soccer has been disconnected from the grid because of turkish air strikes. earlier local media affiliated with the syrian democratic forces, said the turkish military has shown more than 26 locations in the countryside of a leper near tal reef hut. 3 syrian soldiers were reportedly killed them. these

attacks local sources also say turkish drones targeted in oil field and serious north eastern region. a silly hit on al jazeera, the u. k. supreme court shut down the scottish parliament bids to hold another independence referendum and hundreds of workers protest against delight wages at the world's largest. i fun factory in china. ah with hello. i was saying the 1st signs of the righty season, the cross c gulf on the tuesday afternoon. we sold 10 millimeters of frame and shot in the u. a that is around 5 tonton november average rifle. so a significant amount of rifle. it doesn't sound like that much, but it did cool some localized flooding. wet weather will be further north. he

could see some showers, longest bells of right just around the lance serial. evan jordan pushing across into roxanne, some wet weather line, a showers aaronton northern part. so saudi arabia tending to peter out as we go on through the next, i'll say that went to where the further north will gradually make its way into iran . here in doha here kata ist ice pine and dry temperatures. again, getting up into the low twenty's light winds feeding pleasantly warm. i with the next few days. and that is why by the 2 across northern parts of africa, but quite a brisk raised blowing across, nor them. algeria, northern libya could catch a shower or 2 here, joseph, a shower or 2 as well around the gulf of giddy, still some wet to weather that just clinging on to the southern coast of west africa, but not too much to speak of the majority, the showers slipping further southwards lobby shout just around the rif valley, pushing right the way down into zimbabwe, some wet to weather coming back into angola was to go for the next hour. so long with south africa. ah,

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you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories the sour, at least 6 people have been killed in ukraine as russia launched, more air strikes. the city of live has been left without power in the capital. keith water services have also been hes, an explosion at abbas station in wisc jerusalem has killed at least one person, an injured several others. the 2nd explosion, 2 kilometers away injured, 3 people. israeli police say it was a joint coordinated attack. poor with a is hampering rescue. if it's an indonesia and earthquake, it was quite struck with java province on monday. official site at least $271.00. people died in the magnitude 5.6 is quite original leaders hoping to end the fighting in the east and democratic republic of congo. have called on fighters from the m 23. group 2 in all hostilities latest from east and africa had been meeting and, and gola. the m $23.00 is believed to be backed by for wanda,

though the government they had denies. thus, malcolm wave is in government in the d asi and has more on the mason rwanda's president who had got a, didn't to send the soap in luanda capital and go that he was meant to meet. what were meant to be presidential level told, concluding congolese president felix to kitty as well for one, dissented 4 minutes, that people going to be waiting to see if that's a reflection of rwanda level of bi into the communique that was published to communicate says that m 23 should cease fire and c. opperation is again probably the 4th is an un peacekeepers by the end of friday in 2 days. so now i'm $23.00 widely understood to be backed by neighboring lawanda. although everyone to deny that communicate also said that 235 should withdraw from the areas that, that occupying that they should disarm and hand themselves over to congress e forces. and the displace people, the un says,

is now nearly 300000 display to go home within 7 days. now, people waiting to see if this will actually happen if the fighting will actually stop campaign is a fact and 23 to back down without substantial military pressure and diplomatic pressure on the landa, who conflict in climate change have lived millions of people in sudan in need of humanitarian assistance. the united nation says one that every 3 people is going hungry about political turmoil is hindering age delivery. have a morgan has more from port sudan. 8 arrived at the dance main ports along its red thie coast, nearly 50000 tons to help 1000000 people. the delivery whose arrival were recognizing today is part of a broader flow of much needed food and commodities to sudan to help address food

insecurity here. and we're not just shipping food aid, we're also shipping containers of non food items such as hermetic bags, tarpaulins, mobile storage, units, vehicles and spare parts. among other things, the un says the situation is dire. it estimates about a 3rd of the sudanese population of $44000000.00. does not have enough food. severe weather patents have destroyed harvest, sending market prices during, as the economy deteriorates. and now a political turmoil is slowing the flow of food to those who needed the most. v 8 sector is suffering the knob on effect of lost the us military take over. some agencies have been forced to scale back relief programs as the result of funding cuts. and as for a long conflict in parts of the country forces more families to flee their homes. the number of those in need has increased, but humanitarian group stay. there's no way to access them. fighting has cut off

many in remote areas with no secure paths to get a to them. and since the take over the rail to dance, transition to democracy, some donors have reduced humanitarian assistance. assistance that helped as heavy jama get her 4 year old twin daughters out of malnutrition when she started visiting vis center iraq. little at that one that i me, i had one, it tells me i come here every week to get nutritional food that they give to children. it is help them a lot. the health has improved isn't masada, organizations such as the world food program say more needs to be done to help those in need much us? yes. funding has reduced quite thomas. some of the door knows how stripped off they've been able to meet our critical groups. it's just loves the moves, keep increasing, more aid is expected to arrive, but not until next year. and their fears,

the number of people in need of support will have risen by then. he bill morgan, alta 0 fort sedan, scotlands 1st minister says she'll find another way to hold a legal independence referendum after the supreme court said the vote cannot happen without london's approval. the conservative government says the question was held in a 2014 referendum when a majority of those who voted rejected the proposal, prioritized over in bob reports from outside the high court in london. brief days with a british government have welcome the unanimous sufficient here at the civilian court, saying that the scottish parliament does not have the right to legislate to hold another referendum on independence without the backing of the british government. now back in 2014, the british government actually seated powers to hollywood to the scottish parliament a so called section 30 order, which allowed them to legislate for india right now that went to 55 percent to 45

percent against independence. right now, public opinion. it's fairly evenly divided in scotland and after wednesday's ruling, scotlands 1st minister nicholas surgeon said that she would now be looking to the next national elections to again put the question to the public. the next national election shed to force scotland is of course the your key general election making that both the 1st and the most obvious opportunity to see quote i described back in june as a de facto referendum. as with any proposition in any party manifesto in any election, it is of course, up to the people. how did they respond? well, had the scottish government been successful here? nicholas version hope so. actually hold what they call in the ref. to in october 2023. it's clear now that that whole idea has at least being pushed further down

the road. a protest that the world's largest apple iphone factory in china has turned violent videos on social media show folks, conan employees munching and john jo and being confronted by police. some have reportedly been beaten and detained. work is protesting against unpaid wages and the impact of china strict cove at 19 policy. the me by this world comp keeps throwing up surprises. and this time it is germany with plenty to think about . that would be him by japan and the opening game. the german took the lead to pick and half go from the summer. i blew, gave japan a to one when the police, the stadium give me place in the next game of me. it is another update in the good that you don't day for to me watching that came on the ground for us at the holly

international study with andy richardson. well, it's not often that there's a sense of uncertainty around germany before my phone begins, but that was the case before the game started on the case. now that my last to want to japan and the opening group gang pulled, remember they couldn't get out of the group stages in russia 4 years ago with the euro's last year. that would be to bother old friends, england. in the last 16, this group also has the european, heavyweight rival spain, long and white for them as well as could you dissipate home field advantage is a thing at the world cup. let's go back to the 2010 woke up in south africa. that was the time gone to step up and almost make it through to the semi finals in 2002 in japan co. hi, steve. it's south korea. south korea made it all the way through to the semi finals in japan hits and i have huge school from funds all over asia. never made it beyond the last thing, but after this result,

they will believe that anything is possible. but dominic cane watched the game with germans hands and docile dos. going into this game so much of the attention here in germany was focused on cattle and the choice of cattle as the country for the world kept to be held in the fat. it would be held in winter and the fact that many germans, rightly or wrongly had concerns about the situation for minorities and cat. and yet looking it from was sporting perspective. many sherman's also were really hoping that they wouldn't be a repeat of what happens in the opening game of world kept 2018 when germany last to mexico. here in dusseldorf, where there is a large japanese community, the fans watching it. and again, the game where in this area of the city, germans and japanese have differing reactions to the results. yeah, i've had that very because i like germany. i put fly. um, that's great for the up on the cloud. one box for me not,

but i'm just super super hives about it. yeah, it was cute to see what's the devastating for all the germans in there. so once more germany finds itself losing the opening game and then needing to do much better in the remainder of the group faces to have a chance to get out into the 2nd round, worst possible result for the germans going forward in this competition. and many questions might well now be asked about what the management of the team is doing. earlier the runners up from the last football world cops made a stuttering start to their cutout campaign croatia were held to a school of straw by morocco, whitfield mass deluca mulch, which played a big part in croatia as best if it's the moroccans though, we're boyd by saudi arabia's shock victory on tuesday against argentina. well, this is the scoreboard, the sound morocco and croatia, tied it. no, all japan be germany to one in spain is currently playing costa rica at the moment

with a for goal advantage. for the last game of the day, sees canada apply their 1st world cup game in 36 years. they got to cut our 2022 by finishing top of north american qualifying. now a boost for the canadians is their star player. by and music's 22 year olds, defender alphonso davies recovering from a thigh injury. competition element against belgium will be a real good test for the staff for the players and swimming we'll, we'll learn from but more importantly, so we're gonna really caught awards and i think that's, that's the opportunity we have here. i think coming into a game like this, we don't have a great amount to lose, just genuine opportunity to make it our, our co file. and that's, that's what it is for canada or canada face belgium who reached the semifinals 4 years ago. they're missing

a one of their so called golden generation injured. striker romano, luke harker, who is expected to miss the 1st 2 group matches one man helping the players look good at this world. count is who seems soccer. his his story. i am put them up from denisia a bla mom. she's a his lady. so i grew up in her shop. you don't. so for me it was easy to b. i was a born like house. i little barbara lusty had an upcoming unit. the decision to be inside the hoping to possible football players focused on national team thing is i'm a fan of teams. they made fun of me about visitation. it's kind of, it's come from people. so people suffer called me the office is far, far away from the leg with when i watch the game,

i always looked up ahead. some players i won't potentially have 5 of them. yeah. i lose, which was in the final when a cat and to rational national football players, especially though the national teams, i think proud of myself because i worked so hard to get to this level. this is a call it the wall of faith, for example, thinkers are not getting hagi. they meet together here in my shop, getting packing for captain national team media player. and so i think as well, i do plenty of time for most of the players because i'm national and team and you know, must have been by out of my friend is something funny along with the familiar, you know and, and then people like like missing with 12 in goodman, and when they announce that our house, the work of 2022,

i was helping one to his head and he was excited to think i was going to want to the board got to get we will not want to have a water come together i will watch him playing cat that national. did this kid go was and he is in russian. i think it's crazy. we want the next florida worked up in our country. it's make you feel proud. even me. i lived here in carpart when you see how cut out dipping, get ready for the walk up. welcome everyone to come to. if something do you feel like you proud of this country and you, proud like out of country, going to work out all the players. to leadership team got our mission. i can tell you that i need to handle the course and put the work i will have all the days action in our world cup special coverage.