groves to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews. still progressive history went to summer, tucson this week on d. w. ah, this is the w news lived from berlin, ukrainian suffer. another attack by russian forces. korean says at least 15 people are dead and many more i'm missing after russian missile strike hit an apartment block. also coming up opposition parties inter longer discuss forming a new government. the talks come a day after protest, this storm,

the homes of the president and prime minister, leading to both leaders agreeing to resigned. and 15 people are shot dead in south africa. as for wetter township, off johannesburg, police are searching for the gunman and the motive for what's been called a massacre in the turban and former tenant stumble one know by talk of it. not as his savage wimbledon title to facing. australian nic. curious. ah, i'm hello mohammad walking to the program, equating officials say at least 15 people were killed and many others injured. after a russian air strike hit an apartment block in the eastern done yet screeching. the bloss destroyed the building, leaving residence trapped under the rubble. russian forces are increasing attacks as they try to take all of sonya. it's

a warning. this report contains some graphic images. a body is carried out of the remains of an apartment building while traumatized survivors, lucon. it was night time when russian rocket struck this residential block inch a cvr killing at least 15 and bearing others under the rubble. she's done. now we are afraid of everything. we were afraid of the nights. we're afraid of the day because we don't know what it will bring. rushes offensive on the genetic region is terror rising ukrainians who stayed behind pensioners and their pets caught in the crossfire. a ukrainian servicemen returned home to find russians shows killed his grandmother.

i have nothing to say when i should go incompetent myself, many elderly people are unable to evacuate or simply refuse to even as life here becomes increasingly perilous. we've also, my grandchildren are due to me. one of them is 13 years old and another one of 3 months old. i asked them to leave, so they don't see it at all. they asked me to leave to leave the house and go. i say no, i grew up here and i will die here. this is my motherland, this is my town, this is mine. i will not leave it to a war with them are you? in his nicely address, ukrainian president followed me. zalinski claim to russian forces are attacking innocent victims on purpose. but that weren't stopped,

some ukrainian staying until the bitter end were earlier i spoke to d, w. 's nick spice them and the ukranian capsule. keith, and he has more on the attack on the residential building in don yeske, a 5 story apartment block, they're called khrushchev buildings, and they're built across a former soviet space. they're all the same wherever you go. half of it's blown away, half of it's a mountain of rubble. and throughout the day, rescue workers have been you know, moving beams, moving bricks, hearing voices, getting cell phone calls, finding bodies, finding live, people working at it as hard as they can. of course, with the loved ones, as we heard of that report standing around hoping for good news. and of course, this isn't a war zone. there can be more incoming shells. and there are numbers of rescue workers, of course depleted as a town of about 12500 people. many of them have left so the work is likely to

continue on going into the night and. 1 they'll be finding either survivors or bodies. yeah, there are still a number of people to put to be under the rub. all just talk us through the challenges now for those rescue teams. well it's, it's essentially that, you know, that is working in a war zone. it's working in a zone where elsewhere ukrainian forces have regrouped. there is a rush and shelling across the zone is part of a sort of scorched earth policy that these rescue workers are facing. keeping their minds focused on the job all the while knowing that there can be another incoming show that his civilian area. it's unclear whether the russians or targeting the civilian areas. certainly the ukrainian government claims that is the case and it needs to be said in some of the towns like levant, which is in the next province, that some of the people who watch russian tv think that it's actually the ukrainian

army that is telling them there's a lot of confusion, particularly the older generation about what's actually going on. so if you imagine yourself as an emergency response, just dealing with the physical chaos and the psychological chaos if the people who were witnessing and experiencing and surviving the violence and the west has promised to send more high precision weapons. but is there a concern in care of that this supply could dry up? of course there's a supply me, there's a supply. there's been a supply concern since the beginning of the war. and it's always been a race between the appeals of president lensky speaking to parliament and speaking to visiting delegations, presidents and prime ministers. 3 and the reality on the ground and at the beginning of the war will recall it was these, you know, man held anti tank weapons the in laws that really changed to the course of the war and sent the russians out from the suburbs of the city. back to the don bass region

and now it's artillery. it's an artillery bottle. the russians are sending sometimes 46000 shells a day into a city and the new weapons coming in from the ukrainian sod. are these hi marcy of american multiple rocket launch system that are precise hoops in one or 3 meters and they're targeting the big stacks of cartridges that the russians have been using. they're also howitzers coming from canada and france and so on. we don't really find out exactly what's going on in terms of weapons deliveries because they want this to be kept secret. but president lensky says they are making a difference as he continues to appeal for more and more weapons every day. okay, next, spicer and keith. thank you, nick. a protest is in shall anchor, say they will continue to occupy the residence of both the prime minister and the president until they officially resign. both leaders have indicated they will set down after demonstrations occupied large parts of the capital, colombo, however, many are skeptical of their intentions. the country has seen anti government

protests over a growing economic crisis, which has caused fuel and food shortages. i know he spoke to oliver mayor who covers south asia for the german tv network, a r d in colombo, and he has more on the opposition parties holding talks to form a new government. but they seem to be pretty united in what they wanted. there was a statement in the morning where they said that what they want is so old party government that everybody is really involved in the government. and what they also want is said that the prime minister and the president are not going to resign in the upcoming weeks, but they want an immediate resignation then. but that's not going to happen so soon, i guess. so people keep on the demonstrating, but the talks are going to continue the next day. of course, we're at something about 10 o'clock in the morning, so let's see how that goes them. they seem to be pretty united and see it. they seem to be on a good course or that they can get to know

a party government pretty soon. we look at some other stories making news around the world. japan's ruling liberal democratic party is projected to hold on an upper house after sunday's election. the poll comes after the assassination of former prime minister actions are arby, who was shot while campaigning for the l. d. p. on friday, people lined up to pay their respects to japan's longest serving leader. fire crews in italy's capital rome battled a major fire in an archaeological pock fi fi to set. a blaze broke out on saturday nights in a ne, by nearby car yard and spread to the park with several explosions reported. residents were evacuated before the fire was brought under control and in spain full people were taken to hospital, also the running of the bulls festival, in the city of pamplona, they suffered concussions and of the injuries after falling during the event where

bulls are released in the streets headed into a ring and later stilted 16 people have died in previous years. the last in 2009 in south africa, president cerebral palsy has condemned the murder of 19 people at 2 bars at the weekend as quote, unacceptable and worrying. 4 people were shot dead at a tavern in the east of the country on saturday evening. i was late at 15, were killed at a ball in johannesburg. township of the letter. locals were enjoying a night out here. it's a wet house, orlando, east bar. when a group of armed men pulled up in a minibus taxi, this survivor wishes to remain anonymous loser. so we were playing pool and drinking when suddenly people barged in and started shooting. i survived because i hid under the pool table. many others got shot. police say recovered cartridges,

prove the shots were fired at random. one resident ran to the scene only to find neighbors among the victims. but it was little woods, long bodies were on top of each other and there were body parts everywhere. you were looking for our loved ones, we mean we had to jump over bodies looking for our brothers and gill. what's another unequal yona expert, say, the attackers used weapons designed to cause maximum carnage. the type i 1st let me use the case with person for to with them to tragedies like this are not uncommon in south africa where 20000 people are murdered each year. the country has one of the highest per capita murder rates in the world. climate

renewed to this rise from the ashes and the onward tries to come together with the people of africa to fight the shooting was the 2nd to occur in a bar. within hours though, police say the incidents are not related. in both cases, the attackers are still at large, and police have no idea as to their motives dozens, falsities now and form a tennis number. want novak doc savage has just claimed his 4th straight wimbledon title wanted a fitting australian nic carriers and 5 sets. talk of it rally back off to losing the 1st set in a swimming final. he had to dig deep against the australian curry also displayed some fine tennis moves at his maiden final. this is the subs 7th overall. one was entitled talk of which is now one slam behind rough on the adult record of 22 majors. well, let's get more in this with the w sports alamahood hockey in the studio with me. so

doc of it promised that there would be fireworks. did he deliver? yes, he did. both of them delivered. it was a great show down between 2 very different players. joke, havoc is a lot more. he's quiet, he's cool, he's collected. and then the curiosity, curious is the exact opposite. he's loud, he can get very emotional. but despite these differences, it was a really good, close match. and curious, came awfully close to beating him. but we all know that joe clevic is a marathon players. so the more the longer the game goes on, he just gets better and better and he eventually managed her to break a, his opponent m. o. it is also really interesting, is that both of them come out of this final as a, as friends, and with what they themselves call abroad man. so i'm curious, he's known for being really outspoken and he didn't really have too many kind words to say about joke of it in the past. but then he defended him earlier this year with the wave. the australian government treated him. and since then,

this minute romance of that house developed and i think they'll even now go out for dinner. yeah, of course the bill is on joke of it because he came out as the winner. but there was like this instagram exchanged between the 2. who were you surprised to see carry us reach the final and know because we all know that he's extremely talented . the potential is they are, people have been saying that he is somebody that could really become a tennis grade. he has the skills and we saw that today as well. you know, we saw much more subdued version of curious, but with him it always comes down to managing his emotions. and i think and, and he also has a lot of problems off the court. and there are domestic abuse allegation, but also and his battle with depression in the past in suicide. but i think if he can get his house in order and his emotions under control, and this definitely won't be his last final. and finally, just talk us through, talk of it on his quest full this grand slam record. so joke of it, of course, he stands at $21.00. so he's one behind raphael nadal. but there's a bit of

a problem. his hands are currently tight because of the pandemic. so because of his vaccine status, he can take part in a lot of major championships. so people are saying that the next one he probably could take a pot in would be the french open next year because he has been very adamant that he won't get vaccinated for him. his body autonomy over his body is a lot more important. ok, and the want to talk you. thank you very much. from d w sports. you watch any w news live from berlin, stick around shift is up next with ah ah, in the moon.