and adventure full of hardships, dangers, death. 3 years and that will change the world for ever. but jillions journey around the world. start september 7th on d, w. ah, this is d, w. use life from berlin? a 3rd of pakistan is under water. monsoon floods the worst in 3 decades. the government pulls the devastation mind boggling. it blames climate change caused by other countries. violence, robson abroad gone for

a powerful shiite cleric lead zealous, neighboring iran closes its orders and urges it. citizens to avoid the country and ukraine launches a counter offensive to retake the southern region of class on. keep says its forces break the 1st line of russian defense. but moscow says it is 6 heavy casualties. ah, i'm been fissile and welcome. heavy rains have submerged one 3rd of pakistan. the climate change minister compares the catastrophe to a dystopian disaster movie, saying she's never seen anything like it. more than a 1000 people, a dead. international late has begun to arrive, but delivering it is a challenge as some areas, a completely cut off a village underwater,

in pakistan, sind province, one of several key agricultural regions that now resemble small oceans. many people here were poor before the floods came. now they've lost almost everything in those areas that are dry, makeshift camps. how's those displaced by the water and farmers salvage what they can from their fields? pakistan's climate minister says the flooding is apocalyptic, and that her country is bearing the brunt of climate change caused by more develop nations. boxes than is less than one percent in the global emissions up by if you like. we hardly contribute any of emissions to the broader emission blanket that makes so for greenhouse gases to turn our climates into a living hill. in the northern pakistani city of la horror,

the effects of the floods are being felt in soaring price as for food and other basic goods. philip, you are, these prices of increased a lot because of the floods relative skunky of goods can't be transported from baluchistan. the roads are close iffy. my, our business here is almost slow to a star bodies that are built while people can't feed their children, can't pay their rent. so got there. can even pay electricity. bill should i have the old prices of w. i back got a sec, they're supposed double mendera the floods could not have come at a worse time for pakistan where the economy was already in crisis. now the government says it needs more than $10000000000.00 to recover from this latest climate catastrophe. a little kiss shake is an expert on climate risk management in islamabad. i asked him how bad it is in pakistan, a 1000000 all that been damaged for what i call them have unfortunately lost their

lives. and probably 30000000 people have been touched. what we have seen so far is up buddies saw the capacity of the country and rescue operations. of course it could have been better, but we have done, but i think what is another stand that i wish to i light is a very repre mobile additional. some resources for cash disbursement you are a climate risk manager so to speak. these flash floods are often part of the monsoon season, but not on this scale. the government blames climate change caused by other countries. what's your take on this? just imagine you go to a put into the basin people last so structure that was during last 5 decades and sixties and seventies and the pleasure of them. and the garden footprint is navina on it. or if you are not prepared for the for infrastructure for. busy reading you were not prepared for trenches in of this thought to cause

shredding of this seem so in the grammar gen, contacts. the footprint of this country is very small, but we are on the wrong side of the sick when it comes to climate justice. i talk is shaken expert on climate risk management. iran has closed its land borders to iraq, following violence. that's for brought it in the country. on tuesday she, i cleric knocked out our sat us that he was leaving politics, which prompted deadly clashes in iraq's capital back that the death toll. the clashes was 223 on tuesday following a day and night of unrest. supporters of santa could be seen firing rocket propelled grenades into baghdad, screams on earlier crowds, storms the presidential palace, but security forces drove them back out of the grains of the violence comes as a rank remains gripped in a political crisis that has left it without a government since elections last october. ah, supporters of finance,

shia cleric looked on sunday reached, but god's heavy fortified green zone. in india, whom do ministries and embassies the soon over and the government balance. and i, i thought i'd get out of a revolution is solely in a rocky one because it's not southwest. no, this isn't a rocky revolution with any of the iraq. it should be returned to the people with anita de la jolla. yamaha. i let what's your plan. oh my, our demands are to the south parliament and to hold the corrupt to account and we say to saddler, we will sacrifice for you victory's aus one mazama lena. while you inside many was seen lounging in meeting rooms used by iraqi heads of state and cooling off in a swimming pool in the garden. they were soon driven out by security forces

using deal gas and gunshots. the un mission to iraq, as well as the united states called on all sides for restraint. the plan up of my limbs follows months of political deadlock in iraq. 6 look the data, so there's movement us up to this block. was the biggest winner in october's election. but he failed to form a government that excluded his. she arrivals close to it on law morrow. my child, he would do. his lama goes from parliament in june. what was said while on my, on buddy and his followers have since been staging a sitting outside the bond im calling for financial elections. well, this isn't the 1st time. the influential carrick has withdrawn from politics. you thought to know for the cotton deadlock in iraq appears hotter to resolve than in the past. ukraine says it's broken through enemy lines at several points. it is a southern city of hassan. it's mounting

a campaign to retake territory occupied by russia. the bush comes after weeks of preparation. ukraine has been attacking roches supply roots in an attempt to rise late troops in the area. russia captured, i saw an early on in the war. i asked former commander military expert, ben hodges, if this is the beginning of a long awaited counter offensive by ukraine's military. well, we're not sure. the ukrainian general staff has done a very good job of protecting information. we know more about the russians and we do about what your cranium courses are doing. but certainly the last few weeks, we have seen the effective use of high mars and other weapon systems to, to do what we call shaping operations to a trip or degrade russian logistics or children rockets. command control, it does, has the feeling does have the feeling of the beginning of something large mom, but we're not sure yet. there's a lot more unfold in the next few days. but would you say that the cranium military

has the capacity to, to launch a successful counter offensive? i do the again, the ukrainian general staff has done a good job of preparation and they have resisted the urge to push every new tank in every new soldier into the current fight. holding on to them to build up a force that would be ready to launch an attack once the conditions are set on the ground. so what we're seeing, for example, the isolation of thousands of russian troops on the north west side of the negro river. for example, the, the significant reduction of artillery from russian side. all of these things are necessary preparations. i think that ukraine, if in fact they do launched their offensive, they will pick the right time in place to do it. and he say, we know more about the russians. how do you expect them to respond?

well, of course we're seeing a variety of, of reactions from nothing's happening. nothing to see over here to people panicking both in terms of soldiers, but also even the civilians on the russian side of the border in belgrade. and i think there's great concern. the problem is that the russians have not yet fixed the many problems that they had that were on display back in february and march, especially their command and control framework for how they make decisions. now move people around, that's, it's still a mess to be candid and there logistical system is fragile, exhausted. it has gotten weaker by the with every passing week. so they're not as able to react to changes in the situation as a, as we might have expected earlier. what about her last week announcing a 10 percent increase in russian troops in ukraine. what's that say about the state of the russian army? well it, it's very interesting 1st that they would say that is

a public acknowledgement that there's a problem. number one number to the i would say that this was the number that they will never get there. and i would bet a large amount of money. there's not $137000.00 russians wanting to step forward and join the military. and in fact, there's a tradition in russia of serious inflation of numbers. they've never had what they said they had, but this is a classic means of corruption to claim you have a certain number to draw salaries, when in fact, you're only paying about a half to 3 quarters of that. so there is a real manpower problem in russia, which is not something that i would have thought i'd said a few months ago. they just don't have people that want to get in this fight. and frankly, it's a overall lea, unhealthy population decreasing in size. and i don't think they'll ever get 237000 . and if they did, it would be months before these guys would show up with any level of training and

improper equipment. let's see if this proves to be a turning point and husband's military expert and former command. thank you. thanks for the verbiage. defense ministers from across the european union meeting and product to discuss the blocks military support for ukraine. it talks are expected to focus on setting up a you training for the ukranian army to operate west and weapons. he is a look at some of the military 8 ukraine, his receiving ukraine's ammunition supply is about to get a boost. it's howard sir. artillery units will be stocked with a new toggle shell called the volcano german. he says it's sending several 100 volcano munitions to the front line. the gps and laser guided missiles reach up to 80 kilometers, almost duff saved from the west to particularly high mars and poets is our chances have equalized. that's where you see that with the full one of our shots was answered with 50 shots from then muslim. when needed today,

the ratio is one to 4 or one to 5 frequency. they didn't look defeated within that you did. okay. ah, hi mars are the us supplied long range mobile rocket launches, which have allowed ukraine to hit deep behind russian lies. countries have pledged almost 90000000000 euros worth of equipment or military financing. the u. s. is by far, the biggest donna followed by the united kingdom and the european union. poland is number 4. it's donations include how it's their artillery vehicles like these to replace ukraine. soviet era tanks and cannon lanchester and i think the advance is more successful on our side because our equipment is more modern. we attack the occupiers. more precisely. germany is the 5th biggest military donor. it is now pledged almost 2000000000 years worth of aid, including anti aircraft vehicles and training for troops to operate them.

the melody is in to men who are here will defend the country, highly will. they will defend it against the terrible threat posed to ukraine by russia's brutal war of aggression. and we will continue to support them without financial capabilities, but also with weapons of african buffer. and private individuals have also sent 1000000 for help ukraine by drones, for its fleet of eyes in the sky. foreign support has been crucial in keeping ukraine's resistance efforts afloat and helping it defend its territory for longer than anyone expected. and a reminder of the top stories by following foi on 3rd of pakistan is under water, the widespread flooding. the government says mad made climate change is to blame and rich countries, emissions. the climate change minister says she's never seen anything like at least 30 people have been killed in the iraqi capital, baghdad, and clashes between security forces and supporters of shia cleric malta. the

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