for all, we can be the generation that ends it for good malaria must die or millions can live. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, mo, mo, protests against roches call up to fight in ukraine. there's growing opposition to flatten me. perchance, reserve is draft more than $100.00. protests are arrested at one anti war rally, and many russian men of fighting age are fleeing with long lines at border

crossings. also coming up columbia and venezuela in to 70 just butte and re open the border. both sides hope to benefit is tried, picks up and celebrations at nasa after scientists passed their 1st ever plan a treat defense test analysis, base crafts spice craft pulls into an asteroid, millions of kilometers away. and in an experiment to alter its course. ah, jared read. thank you for your company. the kremlin says it hasn't yet made any decision on closing russia's borders, despite thousands of men leaving over the last week to avoid being cold up to fight

in ukraine. as many as 300000 reservists are being seenteen to bolster rushes, forces there. they've also been protests against the co op, as well as an exodus via air and land. one of the country, seeing a big influx of russian men is neighboring georgia. long lines of vehicles at the lars he border crossing an entry point to georgia. these men of lean russia and vladimir putin, military mobilization. there moves of what is the suite a $1200.00 to be escorted to the point to the killing, which is 3 kilometers before the russian checkpoint on the russian, georgia border. the slaves just that because if you just honestly stay in the queue for leaving russia could take at least 72 hours. are we laying our feet in you? we made in 30 hours of breathed russian authorities acknowledged a significant influx of cars trying to cross into georgia. this comes after an

announcement of a partially mobilization, sparked an exodus of fighting age men. and some feel that the situation will get even worse, easiest loser. it's good if i expect marshal law to be declared as a result of unification with those eastern parts of ukraine to russia, which will be followed by a global mobilization globally for me personally, i st. neither ideological nor legal grounds for myself to get involved in this war of knowing that those were pretty interested with the way a sentiment shed by many in russia were protested against moscow's call up of military residence in the doug, astonishing, there were clashes with police human rights monitors, as over 100 people were arrested. ukrainian president followed amused lensky called on russians not to submit to mobilization legions to louis jeff. we see the people in particular and daggers than that began to fight for their lives. lady him son, we see that they are beginning to understand what this is a question of their lives. they actually were yamba. why should their husbands

brothers sons die in this war? now i knew in a more than no one once she never called me in a war against our people on our lands on johnny was the light of he does not send his children to war. but it is that those probably yet present as mere device of gigi trying to stop the exodus. russia toughened penalties from wall injury, surrender, and refusal to fight with those who do that now facing up to 10 years in prison. but for many, the alternative is far more intimidating. officials in iran said i've arrested more than 1200 people protesting the death of kurdish woman, massa and minnie in police custody human rights monitors, say dozens of people have died of a 10 days of demonstrations. they've also been large pro government rallies to authority side. i will not be lenient with what day, calling troublemakers. oh,

we don't want the islamic republic. that's the protest. cry of the people in iran's capital to run. only a few videos from the protest are getting through to the outside world due to repeated internet shutdowns. but people are taking to the streets around the country. like here in the sudden city of bush here. crow government rallies have also been held like here and to run on sunday. supporters of the regime have blamed the wave of protests on the west. hartline clerics have threatened what they call troublemakers, taking part in the protests. if you do not stop these shameless crimes, you should expect a severe response from us. the judiciary in tehran has set up special course to try protesters who official said will be treated as dangerous criminals. state media say the number of arrests has now surpassed 1200. a norway based human

rights group says more than 55 people have been killed in the protests. video footage that has emerged in recent days shows the brutality of the security services observer say the authorities. heavy handed tactics are assigned that the protests are making their mark. does this acknowledge, this is a fine that thaw should. assistance is not raining at the onion. people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protests will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. ok, let's take a look at some of the other news making headlines today. president putin has granted russian citizens citizenship to us whistleblower edward snowden. the former government security contract if lead to russia in 2013 after leaking secret files on surveillance operations by the us national security agency. he's wanted in the

us on espionage judges. japan is preparing to hold a rear state funeral for former prime ministers in our bay who was assassinated in july. there been protests against the event due to the cost of the funeral and divisions over our base. legacy security is high with tens of thousands of officers deployed to the venue. thousands of taken to the streets in mexico to demand justice for 43 students who disappeared 8 years ago today. investigators of called the disappearances, a state crime, claiming that the students were detained by corrupt police, while on their way to a protest. relatives of called the military to be investigated. the front runner in brazil's presidential election, former leader louise enough, your new largest silva has held his final campaign event before the 1st round of voting. next monday. the latest polls put the left wing candidate and former

president ahead of his right wing rival, the incumbent shire both so narrow by a double digit lead. hearken, ian has been picking up speed as it barrels across the caribbean. it's now approaching cuba after causing strong winds. and heavy rains across honduras and the cayman islands. the category to storm is expected to intensify further as it approaches florida, where officials have already declared public health emergency upon doland evacuated as leans not my hut again. ian lashed the north of the country, jested in sierra, frustrated by the rising frequency of extreme weather events. oh, laughed dying, we lost everything. bed dishes, we lost everything out of it going with the mock up. look at the steed burden.

everything is flooded and this has happened twice already. by sandrica. the hurricane is gathering strength as it masses over the game and islands and approaches. cuba. these images captured by the international space station shore. the storm is on track to hit the west coast of florida. as early as wed misty officials have urged diffidence not to underestimate the impact of the had again is also here. you are now seeing a local county. governments are issuing evacuation orders and what we're telling people is please be listening to what your local officials on the emergency management side are directing. there's gonna be a lot of places on this west coast that's going to be very vulnerable to to the effects of the storm. already residents hear us talking up on supplies to

ride out the storm. columbia and venezuela have re opened a major border crossing after years of diplomatic deadlock. and partial closures. cargo trucks have started to cross over for the 1st time in 7 years. after the most recent closure in 2019 the crossing was re open for some time just to people going over on foot. the reopening will allow the trade of essential goods, like coal toilet paper and fruit, diplomatic relations of thought. since columbia's 1st left leaning president took office really i spoke with journalist and border company to expert brown e book in the capital, colombian capital ball guitar. and i asked him why this is such an important moment . this is a very significant moment, especially because colombia is the largest house country for and micro refugees.

so what we see is that the border between both countries was close during the most significant refugee crisis in the modern history of america. an unprecedented unit theory and political crisis in neighboring venezuela. meanwhile, this is the most reverse order by venezuela are trying to escape from the mystery in the home country. but during the border closures, they needed to cross informal border bushway school directions, which are under control by criminal elements. and then sit on groups that use extreme violence to basically extort these migrants that try to feel famous when now you've just been talking about the refugee crisis. you've also mentioned these criminal elements. who will this border reopening really benefit? it's most important for border communities of both sides of the dividing line. and they've suffered tremendously from disclosures because there are cultural, ethnic can scan ship and commercial relations that have been impeded for many years

. and people there for needed to take a risk to visit their family members at the all or the other side of the dividing line. and also a local businessman haven't been able to reach markets on the other side of the border. so what we think is that especially the business community and border communities, ro benefits a lot of, for example, by little commerce, are estimates that by little commercial amount in the 1st year do up to about a 1000000000 us dollars. that was journalist brom elbows in bogota. speaking to me a little bit earlier. well, it's mission accomplished over at nasa to day. it's very thirst planetary defense operation has successfully struck a harmless spice rock orbiting, an asteroid, millions of kilometers from earth. now, the goal was to nudge the little moon into a new orbit, and it was an unprecedented dress rehearsal for the day that an asteroid might ever

find itself on a collision course we've, our planet nasa is going on the offensive tens of thousands of asteroids orbit the sun, each capable of wiping out a city. while none of them are on a collision course with the earth anytime soon, the agency decided it's time to test its planetary defense systems. the idea behind dart, the double asteroid redirection test was to launch a small spacecraft toward an asteroid and smash into it at high speed to alter the space rocks course. this inaugural planetary defense test mission marks a major moment in human history. for the 1st time ever, we will measurably change the orbit of a celestial body in the universe. doing so has clear benefits in ensuring humanities ability to deflect a potential threatening asteroid in the future. 10 months after lift off,

a camera mounted on the refrigerator sized dark craft showed the moment of impact years of work were destroyed in an instant, but that was always part of the plan. ah, nasa approved it could hit a small object in space. a follow up mission will check up on the target rock and for years to see to what extent its orbit was altered. for now, the dart team are celebrating the win, and in in case you're keeping score humanity one asteroids, 0 in nations, league football, england and germany drew 3 all in their final group stage game of the tournament. on monday chi harvard's fide in abuse he off to 67 minutes to give germany a to new lead. but then luke shaw pulled one back for england. mason mountain aided there. second and harry kind converted

a penalty. hobbits responded with his 2nd of the night to snag appoint for his team . that's all for now and dw news, but stick with us after the break business news with steven beardsley, looks at the batted british pound. or maybe you can get your news around the cork on our website, d, w dot com and on social media to for a handle is at dw news. i'm jarrett dradian burley. thanks so much for watching with him. when you work as an architect, like go all in or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public.