for shattering the glass ceiling women in architecture dismiss has to be really, really good. start september 30th on d. w with the to be news line from berlin. ukraine lays out its conditions for peace with russia. according to president vold mills, the lensky tells the un that the conditions are non negotiable. they include punishment for washing aggression against his country. also coming up with the rest in russia,

following the calling of military reserves, a decision by the criminal and to mobilize hundreds of thousands of reserves. soldiers sparks, antiwar demonstrations and other demonstrations in iran grow over a woman's death anger. at the death of marcia armine detained. for literally breaking for to job rules increases with more protesters taking to around the streets. ah or, and totally welcome to the program. you crating, president of all the media zalinski has laid out his conditions for peace with russia. he told the united nations general assembly that russia must be punished and isolated over its aggression against ukraine. the lensky was given special permission to address the assembly by video. in a pre recorded speech, he said you cream can push russian forces of its territories. earlier in the day,

russian president vladimir putin had announced a mobilization of reserve forces after successful ukrainian counter attack started back into 0. ukraine's president also called the general assembly to strip russia veto in the un security council. so long as the aggressor is it barking to decision making in the international organization, he must be insulated from there at least until aggression loss, or reject the right to world deprive delegation, right, or remove the right of vito. if it is a member of the un security casa, in order to bond dead resar within that institutions, we're joined now by d. w. corresponded with krista was following the story for us from the united nations in new york. so much io. what did you take away from the lens is address?

well, that modem is lensky was pretty, trying to make that case, that this conflict in a country that probably for many is a country far away. after all, this is the un security council that, that conflict affects everybody that russian aggression, world power, nuclear power, shifting borders and infringing on the territorial integrity effect of the wanting to eradicate a country from the map is something that the stabilizes their security as well. he was also at pains to explain that more grain could be exported if only russia back down, what would let them do so, so that these painful effects that many countries are feeling really struggling to supply basic food stuff to that people is made in moscow. un general assembly had to vote all i was lensky to give his address a virtually is a sniffing that he spoke to day while rushes president putin is not taking part.

well, teddy, very important, did not want to face. and the criticism here, there were a lot of countries that criticized and ross at implicitly. there's not many such direct attacks as you the, as that were from a joe biden, the u. s. president to basically pushed back on that he may have putin speech earlier and does less than 24 hours before he more than implicitly threatened with an nuclear potential nuclear attack and unclear what the details could potentially be. that's something that joe biden pushed back on, said that a nuclear war must never happen, warning rasa. but along with it also, china, which is building up its nuclear arsenal, but also iran and north korea that the united states is observing that very closely. and in the case of iran that it would not allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. all right,

so tense war of words is apparently we're being treated to and rushes, invasion of cream is also dominate discussions features at the general assembly. so what have been the key messages so far? it's really very interesting and when you listen to smaller countries, when you listen to countries in africa, for instance, from gonna, if we heard it today, that did the impact of what it was described as a perfect storm of international crises, along with a pandemic. that, that really depended on where countries are in the international order, how much it affects them. and that's also very much the sentiment you can hear from many countries and that feel the effects of the war in ukraine. but don't really have political ties necessarily to that reason. and i think that's also how one can explain the great solidarity here with more than 100 countries having voted to allow loading is a landscape is very unusual, a video address. and at the same time,

countries that can be described as rogue states, like in north korea, but also bela bruce siding with russia. yes, it is dominating the discussion. certainly in the west. but there's a distinct difference when you talk to poor countries. also asking rich nations not to forget about climate change and to make sure that they so solidarity when it comes to compensating for those devastating effects in poor countries as well. that would be w. michelle criminal reporting for us from the york. thank you for your assessment . russian security forces have arrested more than 1000 people, protesting against the mobilization of reserve is to fight and ukraine. president vladimir putin is calling up an extra 3 founder, 300000 back up personnel. he says the mobilization is aimed at liberating the eastern don't bass region where ukrainian forces are staging a counter offensive. western leaders say the call up is in response to russian

losses on the battlefield. yes, vladimir prudence leaders decree is not going unchallenged in russia. but the states crackdown is hard nonetheless. the protest monitoring groups as mass arrests have been made across the country, including in moscow. yes, well, i'm not afraid. i'm not afraid of anything. the most valuable thing that they can take from us is the life of our children. i won't give them my child's life. you wouldn't have called the mobilization necessary and urgent. he accused the west of crossing a line by providing sophisticated weapons for you, grin. her tune up, well, i'd like to remind you that our country also has various weapons of destruction and in certain aspects, even more modern weapons, the nato countries. if there's a threat to the territorial integrity of our country in order to protect russia and

our people, we will certainly use all the means at our disposal. this is not a bluff a little bit easily disease. the announcement has also triggered and about an exodus of people unwilling to join the conflict. many of these russians arriving in serbia are still fearful of speaking in opposition to the war i. i speak with you and i have read director because a my vermont and the goal is the seed and i don't have problem in my country. but, but i want to say a free don't for you re i, i want to please somebody still pollution. the price is a one way flights from russia has been skyrocketing since bought and speech and they're still selling out fast. earlier we ask increase rush of the german council

on foreign relations. what exactly he makes with prudence mobilization? go over to the russian leadership, calculates the best, died down quite quickly, or if not, they could be depressed. and anyways, we are talking about to come to 140000000, a few thousands of protesting in a few cities. and hundreds of these few professors are getting arrested. so probably the government calculates it completely, free press or at least manage that is that inspection of the society. so the mobilization can go before just mobilization from russia's perspective, mostly such a russian person. i was fighting in ukraine who chose to do so. professional soldiers contracted soldiers, mercenaries, and voluntarily based a bully mobilized victoria units. however, now or from not want to be the mobilization, large segments of the russian society get directly affected basically by force, by coercion. so from now one,

bob dissipation in the war for every draft on the number. one kind of thing, but something which to state who sees him to do so. this is a major change for the russian society. that was address rush of the driven council on foreign relations. speaking to us from budapest now to some other stories making headlines around the world. police in germany rated properties belonging to a russian oligarchy, and others. they are suspected of tax evasion and breaking news sanctions. domestic media named the oligarchy as leisure with models, a close ally of president putin and one of russia's riches like whose lithuanian government says it will assess every visa application by russian citizens seeking to avoid military service. there are already exceptions for russians on humanitarian grounds. earlier neighboring lakia said it will not be should be says to russia's avoid mobilization. reince's new york's top prosecutor

is soon former us president donald trump for legit business. for all interviews with james said trump and 3 of his children exaggerated their net worth by billions of dollars to secure favorable loans for office to see $250000000.00 and penalties . this latest legal challenge for former president donald trump, comes after a 3 year long investigation into the trump organizations finances. or there were spoke to our washington correspondence, when we saw misconduct, who told us why new york's top one 4th and official is swing. donald trump, instead of filing criminal charges, the attorney general is saying that this financial fraud, which was committed by the former president his family, his organization, that this gave her the grounds to file a civil lawsuit and not necessarily a criminal lawsuit. if we look at what she delivered on today, she said that trump for years falsely inflated his assets, as he said, worth billions of dollars, that he essentially cheated. the system enriched himself and his family,

that he even dr. statements as team doctor statements and, and kept their own accounting firm in the dark. and just to give you an example, nicole, the trump family valued mar logo. that's his residence in florida. as high as $739000000.00 when it should have been at $75000000.00. that is a big difference. now, trump did come to new york last month for questions on this case. and he pleaded the 5th, meaning he declined to answer on his lawyer's advice. and that question you ask, why aren't we seeing criminal charge as well? the attorney general did add today that she believes some of what her office has found also amounts to a violation of criminal law because trump in his team should fall statements to financial institutions including to deutscher bank. so she has passed along this evidence, this information to federal prosecutors also tax authorities. we could eventually see criminal charges stemming from this a alleged financial fraud as well. iran has experience widespread internet outage

following days are anti government protests. the death of a woman held in custody by iran's morality police spark demonstrations across the country. many of those protests were organized by the internet. masa money died last week while being held for leslie, wearing a job scarf too loosely. ron's police have used tear gas and water cannons to quelled, protest defiance against it on leadership, women burning the headphone. it's different thought identity with martha a mi ni, the young it onion woman who died in the custody of it on morality. police, her alleged crime, not reading her head scoffed properly. anger is widespread protests that adapting a growth it on and them in, at, at the forefront. their demand waiting to hear can feeling her job should be a joy. not a lot. o. in it,

on oil of him and i required to cover that hits regardless of that fit. he had to hear about the edge about force has never been effective anywhere in the world. and her job should not be a law on a job is a choice. it shouldn't be force what i like to wait it or this might not. i was told was on martha. i mean that has outreach. right, right. the u. s. president joe biden, in his address to the un general assembly expressed, thought it at the a bit that protested and with the brave citizens, the brave women of iran right now are demonstrated to secure their basic rights it on faith. it is investigating that, that of martha, meaning an a key was the west of hypocrisy. john would either on consider the double standards of some governments,

these of human rights as the most important factor and the institutionalization of the violation of your own rights are done in not the organ sons' honest it in ada protested, continue to be arrested. did at it both of many been killed. the government if also coiling that assistance by blocking the internet, making it harder for people to organize protests. all right, that's all for now, but please stay tuned for all the latest schoolboy businesses coming right up after the show. and remember, you can always get all the news on our website at c, w dot com. i'm here until thanks for joining us. ah ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories.