measurements for modern globetrotters and for some of your groups wykard, breaking sites on google maps to. and now also in book form ah ah, this is the w news live from berlin, russia illegally. annex says large parts off. you grind. president vladimir putin officially recognizes 4 ukrainian regions as russian territory and vows to defend them with all available means. wester leaders reject the land, grap and pledge never to recognize the unlawful annexation. also coming up an army

mutiny may be under way and looking at fossil soldiers on the streets and explosions have been heard near the presidential palace. the west african countries saw a coup in january this year, and a suicide attack rocks cobbled, at least 19 people are dead after a bomb rips through an education center killing students, preparing for exam ah, i'm gabelle has welcome to the program. russia, president vladimir putin has declared for parts of occupied ukraine to be now part of russia. the annexation is a violation of international law. in the ceremony at the kremlin, put in claim the legal annexation was the choice of millions wanted join the

russian federation. he added moscow would defend its land with all of its means. western leaders have about to never recognize the illegal annexation, the largest land grab in europe since world war 2. some of it rather put in had this to say to ukraine and it's western allies in his speech. pictures of the meals loosely, keith, you were i one key even there real masters in the west to hear me so that everyone remembers that people living in lou haskell dannetta, hassan, and zap alicia are becoming our citizens that forever. our correspondence, he has billing joins us now from the ukrainian capital. keith, let's see whether we can get mathias. yes there is but he has blow may put in there citizens in the. busy occupied territories are becoming russian citizens quote, forever, and he wants ukraine to negotiate. how can we expect keith to react?

while keith has already reacted, there has been a, a session of the national security council. and the immediate answer by ukraine is that they have that they are issuing a demand to, to accelerate her or, or, or that they're asking nature to, uh, take them in into the alliance in the say accelerated process. now, many people are concerned about the possibility of this conflict going nuclear. does this illegal annexation increase the risk of putting using a nuclear weapons? well, in the case that the kremlin would decide to use a nuclear until use nuclear weapons. this would serve probably as the pretext, sir, because what russia is saying now is that any fighting that goes on in these occupy territories of ukraine would be fighting that would be ongoing on, on russian territory. so they will now claim a russian territory being attacked. whether this means that it's more probable that

they use a, something like this, that they, they, they, they use a nuclear weapon on, on ukraine, or are some territory in ukraine. m, this is not, sir, is not that clear, they will make this decision, probably not according to any former principals, but urge you to main erm considerations. they will think whether it would benefit them, whether they will get anything out of it. and the 2nd thing they will think about is whether they will get away with it. now, on the same day that russia is illegally annexing parts of zappa asia, key of says, russian forces have fired a missile on a civilian convoy in that very same region. or can you tell us about the, or the attack? these were cars, they were driving towards the occupied territories. there's one check point currently where people can cross over between the, the occupied territories and those under control of the ukrainian government. they

were driving from the city of support asia towards these territories. and they have been hit as we are hearing by 16 rockets. that's of course quite a lot. and we see a lot of casualties here more than 20 people dead. and more than 30 people injured in this convoy that was bringing 8 onto it to the occupied territories and was supposed to bring people on its way back out of there. now attacks like this and also moscow's of illegal annexation. and what does it tell us about how russia is doing in the it's war against ukraine? well, what we've seen in the past few weeks is that sir, that russia has lost a lot of territory. the ukraine encounter offensive in the harker region was extremely successful. they were able to take back a lot of territory and very few days. and now i'm, we are most likely seeing a siege the ring is not fully closed yet,

but it's almost close around the city of lemon that russia has taken in a may. and that is one of the bigger a bigger towns in dunbar region. um and it would be the 1st major settlement in the dumbass region to be taken back by ukraine if they can take it back. it says it doesn't look very good there for the russians who are about to be and circled there. so we're might be seeing a me another major defeat in this region in the next few days. of course, this is a war. things can go one way or the other way, but at the moment it looks like the russians are really on the defensive. what he has billing, or they're reporting from keith. thank you much. yes. russian authorities are opening more military enlistment centers near checkpoints, on its border in an apparent attempt to draft men who are trying to flee the

country. new offices have been set up at crossings into kazakhstan, which was taken in over 100000 russians since reservists were mobilized to fight in ukraine. earlier this week, president vladimir putin admitted that some people were caught up by mistake. what outland protesters clash with police and daggers turned hundreds of soldiers from the region half died in ukraine and opposition to mobilization is strong. but elsewhere in russia and protests and attacks and conscription centers underlined the growing and to mobilization sentiment to call up has been running everything but smoothly. she president, flooding we're putting admitted that mistakes had been made recently. so would it be my belief? many issues are emerging during the mobilization. yeah, it's necessary to fix all the mistakes and avoid making them again in regards to citizens who for example, are eligible for deferment. it concerns fathers of many children or people

suffering from chronic diseases or those who are above the draft age whose he is surgery, who knows, the russian leadership say the draft is only a partial mobilization only for men with previous army experience. but the exact amount of the new recruits has not been made public opposition. russian media estimate that as many as 1000000 russian might have been called into the army. the mobilization has brought out many other challenges to even those who are willing to fight fear. they won't be equipped adequately by the army. in this shop, in chile, our bins recruits try to buy whatever they can. do you mobilize, reservists get what the government provides? are they receive winter and summer clothes and shoes? the rest depends on people buying flashlights for themselves on lighting if they're

also not enough sleeping bags and mats for every one m q machine. well that while it's unclear, who exactly will get drafted within the current decree, many choose to leave the country out of fear of being called to service in georgia . authorities say around $10000.00 russians are crossing the border every day. i am is elac members that i have escaped the mobilization. i don't want to die for the regime. i don't think it's legal. no, i mean basically it's criminal. hm. so on mystical other countries with land borders to russia have also reported thousands of crossings since the mobilization was announced. but they are already growing very of the large number of arrivals. you members, state finland, close to border for russians with tourist chang and visas at midnight, making it even more difficult for many to flee mobilization of

a more the illegal annexations were a joined by stuff on my studies with the german council on foreign relations or stuff i'm up, i like to start with. what's your reaction to the speech to day of letting me put it? there anything ear you read between the lines? no, i think what is striking is that put dean does not speak much about dirt dog our next territories, but he's mostly speaking about the conflict between russia and the west. he's blaming the rest. busy for rest, for what is, what is going on. he's on one hand offering if there are, if there would be a willingness on the other side for negotiations, he would be willing by then he's talking most of the time about how to west wants to, to, to attack russia. how it is. this rose a full, he speaks about and also values and principles are irrational edison principles. so it's a, it's a very classical speech about to put in ideology. and it shows that he's really willing to, for the escalade and the whole conflict and is not willing to do any negotiations.

does this, does this sound over like, it comes from a man who is still in control? i think um, most of the people who are sitting in his room are they they, they can expect somehow what put in once, but i think indiana he decides from the last moment what is really doing ya so, and i think he's somehow out of control. i think he is really pushing this forward . you can see his emotion on we saw him today also in the speech. how him emotional he is, and how he is not on the ground. also in what, what, how his army is suffering in crane and how difficult it will be, even with the mobilization and with the annexation of wind for the territory reform for the russian federation. rather, a chilling lea putin has said again that he will use, quote,

any means at his disposal to defend russian territory. does that mean a nuclear weapons? so i think this is, this is part of the information campaign that he's trying to threaten western and specially europe in societies with nuclear weapons. and i think the risk is there, we should not underestimate this, but i cannot imagine that he will use it even tactical nuclear weapons in ukraine. because of these 4 territories, it might be different with crimea if, if a crane richer is trying to get our crane premier bank. but i think the risk for him also globally to be isolated are really very high and also to west would react are much more harshly. so i don't think that this the time to use nuclear weapons are for, for, for putting stuff on my so they're from the german council on foreign relations. thank you very much. thank you. now rushes war in

ukraine has contributed her to a soaring gas prices in europe and handed energy companies record profits. today, european union energy ministers have agreed to introduce new windfall taxes on those earnings. in a meeting in brussels, the u member states agreed to impose extra levies on power producers. european companies will have to return a share of their excess profits. c, p rising energy costs have contributed to inflation, which has reached a record high of 10 percent now across the eurozone. not did i because when an a jack parrot is a following, those talks for us in brussels that jack put in an illegal annexation of full ukrainian region. this also topic and brought to bay tell us what the you are said . so we had a statement immediately at the same time as to tim was speaking, basically gerhard, clearly condemning the annexation of the full regions. it was

a prepared statement. i think they knew what he was gonna say. there is one interesting aspect in it, and that's what they say, that cycling to seeking to falsely present ukraine's territory. as rushes may now be taking place on a and reporting that the war may not be taking place on russia's territory will not shake or resolve. this is saying essentially that they will continue backing the ukrainians right. to continue fighting the conflict in that dumbass region. russia of this and i consider that to be russian territory and that could really inflame this conflict a thing. and back to the energy talks, they're a cap on profits and extra levies for electricity producers forage decisions, railey. what else can you tell us? yeah, pretty major decisions. i think the humans will be pretty pleased that they've managed to do this. firstly, they've agreed a 5 percent reduction in the peak time usage of electricity. the idea is to use

less electricity at peak time. that demand comes down and prices can follow, and as you say, as well, they've agreed a price cap on the profits of energy companies that us seeing soaring profits due to gas, an oil prices rising companies that produce things like wind and solar and mutual or their production costs have not risen at all in this crisis, but the price that they're able to sell the electricity afford has gone up massively. now they'll only be able to, to get revenues of a $180.00 euro's per mega kilowatt hour. i'm in real terms that just means that a lot of the money that they're gonna, that they're going to be earning that will be siphoned back into the system taken off as attacks into governments that would then be redistributed to try and bring the price of electricity down for consumers across the european union could argue, correspondent, a jacket, paragraph, reporting from brussels. thank you, jack. a more breaking news now with

reports coming in that an army mutiny may be underway within booking of fossils. military leadership, explosions and heavy gunfire have been reported near the presidential palace stayed . tv went off ad briefly following the reported blasts, roads in the capital. while the duke who are being patrolled by troops, military hunter, only sees power last january. also in a coo or the presidency in regard to who has just released a statement saying the developing situation is linked to a quote, internal crisis. the statement says the president of booking a far so lieutenant colonel paul aaliyah's son, doug. what would the amoeba asked the population to observe the utmost caution and to remain calm? it also says that talks are under way to restore calm and serenity. now we can now go to the capital of booking. a father was a double and speak to journalist henry wilkins. the henry,

tell us about what's happening there where you are and what it's about. yeah, i mean it's still very much a state of confusion at the moment this morning. long numbers of military were blocking parts of the city center where many government buildings are the national broadcast. and the french embassy as well, or tv, the national broadcast that has been all for, for most of the, of the day. a v. as you mentioned there's, there's been, there was a statement just after 12 o'clock called for com. and said that they were negotiations on going to bring about common serenity. certainly the statement didn't explicitly say that wasn't an ongoing. there's also this afternoon, been a small number of people who've taken to the streets, celebrating what they perceive to be a military to the some of these people who have been waving russian flags as well

shouting down with france. but really, as i say, it's confusion at the moment, and it's really not clear who is in charge of the country. so clearly nobody knows what's going on for sure. but the people, as you said, and we've seen pictures of that, have been a celebrating, can you explain why? well, i mean, there's been a lot of frustration with the, with the military. and so which has been in power here since january, the justification for the, for the military that they undertook back in back in january. also, they were going to come in and sort out the insecurity which is ravaged the country since 2015 because the state has been locked in a conflict with a militant groups linked with me. since january though,

there hasn't been an improvement in the, in the security situation here, if anything has gotten worse in the short term. on monday, there was an attack on a convoy which was taking food and other essential supplies to the northern town of sheba, which has been under siege on and off by militants for a number of years now. the company is completely destroyed, even though it was under military escorts, least 11 soldiers were killed. 50 civilians may think this in the short term has been for something which a lot can obvious i've spoken to has let them just think that the government is completely unable to get a handle on the security situation. journalist, henry wilkins and the capital of booking our fossil. thank you very much. thank you . at least 19 people have been killed and dozens more injured in the suicide bombing at an education center. in kabul,

police say the attack came as the students were sitting there, university entrance exam, the bombing as are the latest in a series of attacks and res, month in afghanistan. it's been more than a year since the taliban sees power, promising to end of gun us dance instability, but cobble remains as dangerous as ever with my sister was there families rushing to hospitals in the neighborhood where the blast happened? desperate to find out what happened to their loved ones. if we don't know anything, she's not picking up. the victims included high school graduates. they were taking a university entrance exam when the blast went off with oh, sitting inside my boat when the blas hub and i saw so many body pods,

fly through the air like them. people who are so panicked, some were injured and some were crying. many were still in shock with we were in the middle of the exam. the bomb exploded, but the girls were seated. the girls were sitting in the pulse rose and we were sitting behind them. education is a crucial issue in afghanistan, and it could be the motive for the attack. the taliban are preventing many girls from going to secondary school. the islamic state is also against women's access to education. most of the victims of the blast, i believe to be girls, but their neighborhood populated mostly by members of the house are a she or community could also be the target. those to taliban and the

slam mc state. consider them heretic. a series of deadly attacks have hit the women, children, and schools here over the years. hurricane ian has regained strength and it's now heading north along the u. s. atlantic coast south carolina's next in its path. the storm has abroad, devastating winds and flooding across florida. officials warn ian could be the deadliest heart and ever recorded in the state. so far for death have been confirmed or more. are expected. twisted debris is all that's left at this beach front shopping center. hurricane ian has left a trail of destruction as it cut across florida. buildings have been torn from their foundations. many residents are still trapped by flood waters and where the water has receded,

residents are left to peak through their shattered homes. as if there is this, the most horrifying sounds in all and with the brief flying everywhere, no doors flying off everywhere the bathroom are down here, areas is completely smashed in from all the water is just material. things are alive and sort of a lot of people are here that didn't make it as terrible. terrible. i guess a surprise you pay for being at sea level. roads and bridges have been washed away hampering rescue efforts. president joe biden has pledged federal government recovery support. he warned. the danger has not yet passed. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida history. the numbers are still are still aren't clear, but we're hearing early reports what may be substantial loss of life. the storm lost strength as it crossed the state. but his re gained hurricane level winds over

the atlantic, georgia, and the carolinas, and our bracing for impact as hurricane ian heads north. some sports news, the football bundles lega returns on friday night after an international break with champions by munich, hosting liver cozen it's being built as the crisis clash, both teams are struggling for form and for goals. their coaches are feeling the pressure by and munich, a battered and bruised this season there without happened as league away in full games, including a shock one they'll defeat in algebra class. my mouse is hardly full befitting the serial champions. and it's prompted the coach to do some serious soul searching as the lesson settlement. it would be a lie to say the last 2 weeks haven't affected me. douglas, we all prefer to experience positive things. on my ms doors was all of us have to

feel responsible. but when i also feel it in our current situation, offered is the 200 isn't the by a hierarchy, don't look impressed with a should empathize. 21 years ago, oliver khan and hassan's cell a homage which were part of a team that failed to win in 7 lea games. that was the last time by and munich with this bad. luckily for them, fridays opponents labor crews and also can't buy a win right now. but despite brian's poor form, they coat sees further trouble ahead. alan shut this in all of the status by and other leaders in the league is in the legal moments at the moment. they just lack efficiency. and that's why results ongoing the way they wish anthony is always assume this is intervention. oh, in ha season, rob, 11 doff steve would have provided that efficiency. but since his summer moved from bion to barcelona, it's another set of fans benefiting from his goals,

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a ceremony at the kremlin booting plant, the annexation was the choice of millions who wanted to join the russian federation . he added moscow was, would defend its land with all of its means. western leaders have vowed to never recognize this illegal annexation message from me and the news team for now don't go away. coming up next is news asia with my colleague beer ish than the gm gab alphas and berlin. i'll have an update for you at the top with with

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