change the world forever. my jillions journey around the world starts september 7th on d, w. ah, ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin in the line of russian fire, ukraine's biggest nuclear power plant taken offline. felicia nuclear plant went off the grid, briefly cutting power to thousands of people. plant operators claim russian shilling that was too close to the reactors. and the new, the danger remains also coming up calls for restraint. fighting breaks out in

northern ethiopia. it ends months of calm hopes of the solution to the conflict and t guy are fighting away and wanted at home and welcome elsewhere. me and mars rethink minority have lived in bangladesh, refugee camps for 5 years. now they want to return to their home. ah, america anyhow, it's good to have you with us eucharist president vladimir so then he says the world has narrowly avoided a radiation disaster. the separation nuclear power plant is once again delivering limited power supply after it was knocked offline for hours, causing a blackout for thousands of people. workers say russian shilling was to blame for weeks now. fighting between ukrainian and russian forces near the plant is raised

fears of a radioactive meltdown. before russia's invasion, the vall separation nuclear plant supplied around 20 percent of ukraine's energy needs. but on thursday, it was temporarily cut off from the country's power great, entirely off to fires visible here on satellite imagery knocked out its last external power line that forced the facilities last 2 operating reactors to shut down ukrainian officials say power has since been restored. one reactor is back on line and work is reportedly underway to restore the other russian forces have been in control of the plants since march. and ukraine has blamed them for starting the fires. but russia claims they were sparked by ukrainian shelling for weeks now increased fighting at the plant has raised fears of a nuclear catastrophe. experts fair that a loss of power would leave the facility, forced to rely on emergency backup generators. to cool it's reactors. the head of

the u. n's, nuclear watchdog told french bore costa france 24. he's planning to visit i think now that he's ab general recognition that at we need to be there. we need to be there soon. avenue a keith accepts it. moscow accepts it. we need to go and we are going to be there, hopefully very, very soon. the u. n. and world leaders have called for the creation of the demilitarized zone surrounding the plant to avert disaster. china, but russia has rejected that proposal. russia has confirmed that he, they brow by station on ukraine's independence day on wednesday. you grind says the missile strike on the eastern town of jap lena also hit a residential area. it says at least $25.00 people were killed and dozens injured, rush acclaimed at targeted a military train, and that more than $200.00 ukrainian troops died in the attack.

chop lena in eastern ukraine. it's the latest town to become synonymous with grief and tara, the train station is now quiet, but the bombing is all too clear in residence mines. would you? i heard the explosions. there was a loud, bam. when i got off by, i saw 4 people lying on the ground, were 2 of them very close to further away than the police came to cover their bodies. edner brewed the strike target at the train, stationed in chap, lena. witnesses save some of the victims burned to death in trained carriages, providing the town to god its share of the destruction. filming about when the explosion happened. we were standing here, we were blown to the ground. we stood between the walls. the wave of the blast blew

everything out, rushes defense ministry says the train was carrying arms to ukrainian frontlines in the don bus region. o ukrainian officials did not say how many of those killed where is civilians sort of the attack as one of the deadliest in the country in weeks for some of the residents here. it will leave permanent scars as they called their losses of homes, neighbors, and loved ones. oh, will they doubly corresponded yon phillips schultz traveled to chup lena and says he saw no evidence to support russia's claims about the attack. it's a thin up her own destruction here at the train station of tub. lena 25 people died . a lot of been in the train behind me when russian missiles hit the place on ukrainian independence day. local say it was an act of terrorism. russia says, $200.00 so does died on the attack,

but there are no indications of this here on the ground. the knob are very dark day for ukraine half a year after the war started. and from young phillips schultz. let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin as ordered a major build up of his country's military. he saw the decree to increase the number of troops by 137000 or 13 percent after 6 months of fighting in ukraine. western officials estimate of the 70000 russian troops, i think, killed or wounded last year has torn down a large monument, dating back to the soviet era. the 79 meter obelisk in the capital riga had become a railing point pro kremlin supporters. in view of the ukraine war, the latvian parliament has voted to remove all remaining soviet statues and plucks

fighting in ethiopia between government forces, antique ryan rebels has resumed after a truce help for 5 months. the conflict in the north began in 2020. it's left thousands did. it also triggered a humanitarian crisis. fees in it, your peer was fragile to begin with. but hopes of a loss in cruise was shattered. and he, early on wednesday. when rebels in the digger asian accuse ethiopian military of launching a large scale offensive people in the european capital, worry about the human cost of the war on both sides would only go one a later as we em. yes. why? those who pick up their weapons are not thinking about the people knows you. it's not too late to put those weapons down and come to the table to talk to them. what is that? this is something the easy open people should come out and say, hey enough, what is enough going mcgovern or you can new york. i know you've got my moderate mom on and above the choice should have been negotiation and peace. but we saw what

war did last time, and it will do the same thing again. it will just cause damage. the main thing is piece of alarm. if that doesn't work, there's nothing we can do. the un secretary general also said he was shocked and saddened by reports of fresh hostilities. my strong appeals is for an immediate cessation of hostilities and for the resumption of the stalks between the government and the t peel f. her with at the same time, the full guarantee of humanitarian accessed to people in needs and the establishment of public services. the war in de gray has led to a humanitarian crisis, pushing parts of the region into famine and displacing millions of people. rights groups are reported widespread atrocities, including mars killings and sexual violence. both sides blame each other for the leaders outbreak of fighting a distinction that may not concern its victims. it's been 5 years since the mass

exit. this of, for a hanger from man mar to bangladesh, me and mar, military, burned down their villages, leaving thousands of people dead and causing 700000 bro hanger to flee over the border to bangladesh. they've been marking the day with rallies in some 20 refugee camps, demanding justice, and a way back home. oh, they have gathered to marcus sat anniversary and to remind the world of their plight for hunger, who had to flee their homes when me on mass military unleashed the bloody campaign of ethnic cleansing against the muslim minority. 5 years ago. a trauma is etched deep into the memories of those who managed to escape to neighboring bangladesh. oh more, i didn't do my stay today. we are demonstrating because in 2017, to fanny's army killed our people. in a genocide,

they killed my husband and others on out of the military rate and killed our children. what am i threatening the non to fi insula? snatching them from the lapse of been mother, mother, my law maddie, maddie, maddie, close to 1000000 ro hadn't got crammed into scarlet camps. there's, there's will work. elephant sanitary conditions are declining. crime is on the rise . most ringo, one to go home, but not at any price thought i'd let them out as i will. i, we are now ready to go back to mind is that we must get us citizenship rights. i agree with that. we are ready to go back and bile as i'm available on my dash, is not our soil that we don't want to stay here. i think i have to go back and we will not strength candy. how do we want to go straight to our own homes? demons like these have fallen on deaf ears and me and my this winter has been hit by sanctions by the u. s. the u and the u. k. the international court of justice as

over the case to determine if me on most government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after the original detach. no one has been held accountable for these action as a result of that, i believe. the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do . with little hope of returning to the home country any time soon, a generation of young we're hanger, to risk of growing up without future. let's take a look at some more stories making headlines now to court in pakistan as granted. former prime minister in round town, extended bio for

a week town is facing terrorism charges following a speech. he gave it this past weekend. please follow the judge's saying can't threaten police officers and a judge during his speech. he says the charges are politically motivated and go a national election commission says the ruling in p l. a party is of course to win the general election the party of president. so our rent so has 51.7 percent of the vote. with nearly all the balance now candidate, counted rather, and goal is main opposition party, early acclaimed. it was in the late or germany's been marquis, one of the worst races attacks in its post for history. 30 years ago, a far right mob attacked a housing complex for asylum seekers and immigrants. germany president frank volta shine maya, attended a ceremony outside the building on thursday at the place, the bryant broke out a memorial of shame in our country. the words of the german president describing

the sunflower house in ra stock, where immigrants once feared for their lives. frank vow to shine maya had come to acknowledge the pain of 30 years ago, but also to express the hope that lessons have been learned. vices if dinner certainly i know there are quite a few people in rostock list and hog and who wished that these events would be put to rest were. so i'm all the happier about the many who are committed to understanding and remembrance scene who have done this for decades is and i know that in the 1st few years and they faced some resistance filled the offer both in one day in august in august 1992 a far right more but tact, the sunflower house, turning molotov cocktails and crowbars against the terrified people inside. they were taking out their xenophobic hatred on asylum seekers and immigrants housed there. as the police struggle to control the riot neo nazis from across the country

arrived to join in and thousands of onlookers applauded a low point in germany's post re unifications story. but many more races to tax have happened since. so have things really improved? skipped emma north. there is still a minority that is all authoritarian totalitarian nationalist and also xenophobic. this minority must be kept in check when die. it is important to convince these people and what they think is wrong, mixed minutes or so. but so i guess this house is leslie tanker. yes. the, i get the politicians now react differently to racism and far right. extreme isn't as the federal government. we say clearly we are tackling racism and far right extreme as him. this is a difference compared to 30 years ago for what i say sion. no lives were lost in the 5 days of violence, but 30 years on the raw stock riots are still a better memory. as right wing parties continue to attract votes and xenophobic

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