ah, all we can be, the generation ends it for good malaria must die, or millions can live ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is dw used live from berlin. limited traffic is moving again on rushes bridge to crimea a day after, after it was damaged by a massive explosion. moscow accuses you crying of blowing off it's vital link to

the illegally occupied peninsula. keep celebrates but is not meeting responsibility . also coming up, german authorities, blame, sabotaged full massive problems with its trying network this weekend. damage to fiber, optic cables brought boy passenger and cargo trains to hold the hours in the northwest yesterday. class in the match, they call german football's classic dockman school. dramatic last, 2nd goal to salvage a point against arch rivals by munich. that and more coming up here. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the show. we begin with some breaking news. risky crews are searching for survivors in ukraine's se city of zap parisha after russian

shilling overnight. video circulating on social media shows destroyed roads and residential buildings. ukrainian authorities say the rocket strikes caused dozens of casualties with at least 17 people reportedly killed. it comes just days after another attack on the cd killed dozens of people. sa parisha is located near russian, held new. how plant that is europe's largest. meantime, officials in moscow say limited traffic has restarted on the bridge connecting russia to the occupied crimean peninsula. a huge explosion, badly damaged the crossing an earlier brought road and ral services to stop. russia has accused ukraine of been behind the destruction. ukrainian officials have expressed delight at the damage to a prestigious symbol of the russian occupation, but keith is not claiming out to her as not claiming to have carried out the attack . a massive explosion lights up the pre dawn sky over the

strait between russia and occupied crimea. social media footage appease to show the moment of detonation, which russian authorities say was caused by a truck bomb rushes for administrate late to posted this video. claim to show traffic once again, flowing over the bridge. b, rail and road crossing the opened in 2018 as a high profile project overseen by president vladimir putin. it's a key supply route for russia in its invasion of ukraine for many ukrainians. the timing of the blast just after putin 70th birthday makes it even more welcome. oh, hey. then i really got the in the morning and saw the usa integral o e glass in, oh, oh,

the family is what they had me. this is janet over in this is definitely good knees and the emotions are overwhelming. we don't need the cry, man bridge. that's what it will do. this is, and i don't think that peyton is brave enough to use nuclear weapons in response me leave. it disappears. this disorder ukraine has not claimed responsibility for the attack, but in his nightly address, ukrainian president vladimir lensky made a thinly veiled reference to the destruction greenhill grey ukrainians to day was a nice, mostly sunny day in our country. in being a temperature was about 20 degrees celsius and the sun was shining wall. unfortunately, in crimea, it was cloudy. the world now wakes to see how putin will respond. many feet, an escalation, as another blow to russian forces. once again,

put moscow on the back foot. oh for more in this now i joined by doctor mike martin, who is a war studies fellow at king's college in london. welcome to d w. now some in rhonda hunting. some in russia i calling for vladimir putin to retaliate over this explosion. ah, what's your take on russia's current capability to respond and what it might do? it rushes all in in ukraine. they've used up their entire professional army. they've used up all their modern equipment and now they're sending old equipment and we've just seen, they've mobilized all of these effectively civilians to go and fight they're, there is no extra capability hiding in a cupboard somewhere that russia can pull out to hit you crane. they are all in, and the ukrainians are beating them while they're all in. now this explosion

happened on what is the price symbol of letting me prudence annexation of crimea. what kind of a blow is this to him? i think there's 2 ways that you should look at it. the 1st is on a strictly military plane. that bridge is incredibly important for russian logistics. most of their logistics are done by rail and i noticed in your package earlier you mentioned that the the bridge had opened slightly, but only the road bridge is reopened. anyone carriage might the rail bridge where all of the military supplies come over is still closed. and maybe close to a single future. so that's a huge problem for russian forces in crimea. and it is only one of the right which runs through melita po which is just south of that region which was mentioned in your package symbolically. you know, as you mentioned, that teaching opens this himself. and so for him, it's

a huge blow and people in moscow. i noticed that and people started to look for me to blame moscow. and speaking of, you know, looking for people to blame. ukraine has expressed some to live, but isn't openly claiming responsibility if it was them vote. why wouldn't they want to celebrate it openly as, as some kind of success? it definitely was, you know, who else is it going to be? what we've actually noticed this past and before, i don't know if your view is remember, but there were a tax on some russian air bases in crimea, and on some supply that posing crimea. and actually they were similar installed to this. they weren't missile attacks. they were probably special forces attacks or parties and attacks. and ukraine denied them, which actually is something that rushes done quite a lot over the last 20 years. if something happens and then russia goes off. we don't know who did that, what happened? and in

a sense the ukrainians are just playing back. the russians own modus operandi, back to them, they've done something that's obviously them. but then they're saying are, we don't know who did we could that possibly a bit. now mike, we hear that they've been reports of a fresh attack on is parisha, has a russian retaliation already started. i think it's really difficult to point out that, you know, want to tack on a city and say that happened because of this. because if we look over the last 6 months, russia has been continually attacking cities. if i look to attacks on japanese, there are probably bain fly taxes that are in the last 3 or 4 weeks. so i think it's very hard to say that this particular attack is linked to that job. again, you know, attacks and civilians obviously are illegal in warfare. but actually on a practical level, what they tell us,

it was interesting and has no power. why in military terms, is it wasting munitions on civilians when it should be using them against the grain? you know, it doesn't make any sense. it's really been really great to get your insight today . that was dr. mike mark, no, wor, studies fellow at kings college in london. mike, thank you very much. thank you. here in germany, authorities are blaming sabotaged for a major disruption to rail services on saturday. germany's transport minister is calling at a sophisticated attack on vital national infrastructure is law. idle trains and stranded passengers. rail services across much of northern germany ground to hold for 3 hours on saturday. at creaky rail infrastructure and chronic

under funding means germans have become used to long delays on that train journeys . but this time was different goods. the reason is oxy sabotaged to the cable network cob cables that high res sensual for handling railway traffic safely was that would deliberately and wilfully cook fuzzies. pleasant cables were cut into separate places within hours of each other, disabled digital communications and backups. authorities describe it as a professional attack based on detail knowledge of train operations. it's not the 1st attack on europe's critical infrastructure. 2 weeks ago, explosions punched holes into the north stream gas pipelines, favoring 3 of the 4 pipes running from russia to germany. whoever's behind these attacks is keen to highlight that vulnerability. here are some other headlines today. islands prime minister me home martin has visited

a fuel station where an explosion kill 10 people, emergency workers, and not expecting to find any more survivors or casualties. police say the incident in county donegal, appears to have been a tragic accident. north korea's neighbors say it's fired, more ballistic missiles, just days after launching a nuclear capable rocket over japan. south korea has called the lightest firings. a serious provocation. young young says the launches are in response to threats from washington to us and south korea have been holding joint military drills protested of clash with security forces in fresh anti government demonstrations in iran. it's the 4th week of protest, set off by the death of master. many, a young woman held by police for breaking iran. strict islamic dress. laws authorities claim she died from a long standing illness. ah. oh,

don't bend and bind munich. her face off in the biggest clash in the buddhist league, known as the classic dockman. we're hoping to back a trend weird by and having 19 of their last 10 encounters. and thanks to a last 2nd goal, they were able to hold the mighty mighty variance to a, to all draw. the legendary yellow wall at george men's acknowledged una park was throbbing ahead of the much anticipated clash with arch rivals buyer munich. but by iron wood, deflate dirt, men's hopes with just over half an hour gone. the young verisk doing the honors his reading through a sea of legs to put the visitors up one mill. and that's how it stood at half time . then 8 minutes after the restart the rice and a made it to nail for buying them. sloppy darkman. defending

put the ball in sunny pan and keep her alex my could only diverted into the top of the net. but 20 minutes later with time and hope running out for dalton and anthony medea set up, you took mckoko to come by and lead to one my dad doing a great job to retain possession and mckoko firing path. manuel noah, that's a 90 minute mark by and kingsley come on, did some pulling and tugging and cut my d. amy, and he was sent to an early shower. now with buying a man down and added time, kept pushing and my death bag the equalizer. and the home team rep did any motion? neat. goes like the back putting the ball right where my head home to all the final score and the draw felt like

a win for men who stay level one points with buyer and in the title race. when you coach, i'll be alone. so lead, leave a cruise and out of the relegation. sorry, with the decisive for neil when again, soccer, the format spain international gave his team old, the spot they needed must be got the party started to leave it, leave the cruise in. in the 30, i mean a firing the ball out of reach of the keep up and be twice turn provide if the judge defend jeremy for him on the scene here. scoring his 2nd goal early in the 2nd half. a rare moment of the celebration for struggling because let's take a look now at all of the buddhist lager results. so far on that day 9 is that spec that calculate dockman by and game and the leave a cruise and when again, soccer last place, bottom stand frankfurt mines in leipzig shared the spoils. as did algo berg and bolts berg and bream and beat hoffen heim on sunday, glad back clash with cooling. how to bell in battle. fryeburg and stood got to take

on john belin. barley's dungeon monster. killian by pay is the world's highest paid football. that's according to forbes magazine, the french world cup we now could earn $128000000.00 this season is the 1st player in 8 years to top, the forbes list, apart from the unknown, messy and christiana, rinaldo. missy takes 2nd sport with 120000000 and rinaldo, rinaldo, a 3rd on 100000000 elling holland. and they are the only under thirties to make the list you're up to date here on the w states. you now for our short report ah