ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, a deadly striking se ukraine rescue workers look for survivors. up to you ration myself. barrage heads, the city of upper regia. local authorities are full, multiple beds with dozens of people injured. also coming up the rounds,

governments faces an embarrassing labs in digital security as hackers, interrupt the television with a message targets in the country supreme lead up while anti government protests continue. ah, i am eddie micah, julia and you are welcome to the program. russia has attacked ukraine's southeastern city of the upper region overnight killing at least 13 people. the attack destroyed large sections or residential buildings. while local officials reported roads and houses were damaged authorities in ukraine, se dozens were injured. rescue crews are searching for survivors. so if a region near e, russia occupied nuclear power plant, that is the largest in europe, not responding to my the s belinda, isn't ukraine's a c t of use and i asked them about the casualties on deal,

but i'd strike know we have to figure circulating at the moment, both up from the authorities, 12 or 17 people that are about 50 are in hospitals, but the rescue operations are going on. if you look at the pictures of these buildings that then we will see the large apartment blocks basically cut in half with a few apartments in the middle lacking. that's because they have collapsed in the middle. so it looks like this is one of the most deadly strikes in this war on civilian infrastructure. we're talking about 12 rockets hitting the city this morning and 50 buildings damaged, the buildings that have been hit and those around them. so it's pretty, pretty bad. definitely a pretty bad situation there, but why is that pretty just a constant target for such a tax? at the moment up, what is the, what the city,

the major city in ukraine and which is controlled by ukraine. that is very close to the front line and we've seen a tax on cities rising in the past few months. that wouldn't close to the front lines that hockey support easy. and that is nikolai, of these are also cities that are in these territories, that the russian claim, as russian speaking, as somehow linked to russia and that russia has laid claims to in the past. support is, you know, also being a city that is on, on one of these or, or that is, has been a next the depletion region, which is the capital off is one of the territories that russia has a next illegally. and that also makes it a target. as you've been following this for a while, what do you think could be the motive behind the striking up reject? could it be in response to the bridge attack in crimea this weekend?

i think that there are 2 possible motives strikes on civilians. one is 2222. so fear about among the population and the other one is revenge and both are probably a motive here in this strike. what we've seen in the past so much pattern is that whenever you create strikes, anything very important behind the lines or makes territorial gains, tax on cities on civilians in cities, they intensify. and of course the bridge and crimea was a very symbolic but also a very important strategic object being one of the most important supply lines for the troops and hasn't southern new grade. so retaliation is pretty much what we can suspect. you ok, respondents murphy asked belinda in ukraine. now, officials in moscow c limit that traffic as we started on the bridge connect in russia to the occupied, cried me in peninsula a huge explosion bodily damaged,

the crossing disrupting road on rail services to halt travelers from russia to crimea. take the morning ferry, an emergency alternative to the buses that usually drive them across the bridge over the carriage straight. until authorities have a better picture of the damage from the explosion that collapsed part of the roadway a day earlier. it's off limits to buses and trucks. smaller vehicles were allowed on the bridge hours after the attack. but security checks caused long lines for motorists. russian investigators say it was a truck bomb that rocked europe's longest bridge and killed 3 people. moscow hasn't accused any one for the attack yet, but many experts are convinced it was ukraine's armed forces. russian officials downplayed the damage and promised to fully reopen the crossing. swiftly. car

traffic has been resumed on one lane, and the task is to prepare everything over night. so that to morrow, during the day, traffic will be launched in 2 lanes. crimea. israel authority says the bridges railway, a vital supply line to the front lines and southern ukraine, is also back in service. hours after the blast russian president vladimir putin signed a decree, ordering tighter security for the bridge, as well as infrastructure, supplying gas and electricity to crimea. all other stories because headlines around the world, the incumbent, alexander van berlin, is on course to be re elected as austrian precedent. protections showed, he received 55 percent of the vote to secure another 6 year term and avoid a run of the fire has broken out. are the largest shopping mall in pakistani

capital, islam about the fire. i believe to have started on the food court spread to other flaws without you see the blazes now under control and there are no reports of injuries. digital activists supporting the rounds wave of protests have hacked east a television live news, broadcast, superimpose in flames. on the face of supreme leader, i actually have a lot of you is on your hands red message screen. meanwhile, video shared on social media also appears to show female students johnson and i, you see, get lost during the visit to a residue by the countries president. right, right. it was 4 weeks of protest after the death of 22 year old money. while she was in police custody and i always spoke to germany rainy and political scientist.

i leave, but all i, the dad, he told us how active hacker groups have been in iran. well, also in the recent past, over the last few years, we've seen the involvement of some time hack groups besides, they are the same. just as for allie, which is the name of our group that you mentioned in your reports, but also this time around. so we've seen also the involvement of anonymous which is this world wide famous hacking group. so there is intense, there are some sort of guarantee as you see from the hacking community. but yes, the uprising is ongoing and it has entered it for a week despite having repression. but of course, i mean will. so yeah, female students chance it get lost at 1st and right. you see doing his best, it's at a university campus. what difference we'll put tests like these make well

listen, i mean, we no longer have to talk about probably conceptually speaking about protests because now as i said, we have entered the 4th week, we see tremendous courage for protest. her side. you see an unprecedented social ways. we see the involvement of a grade for writing social groups in iran, both the middle classes, you see a multi ethnic solidarity. so this is truly the start of a revolutionary process in iran. so this means if the government would be successful, let's say to soon crack, down on the kind of pricing the next uprising going to follow suit. so revolution, processes per say, are defined by, you know, moments of call and moments of eruption of people's anger. so this is what we are witnessing, and this is what we can expect from now on. ok, now iran's leadership,

they have the crisis meeting today. do we know anything about the outcome? when it is likely that the iranian state, going to recalculate it's response so far, the brutal crack down to leave. the credit on one has to say has not been fully sufficient to extend it. extinguish the many fires of opposition inside the country . as a side, there are students or school girls now involved. there are still, you know, street protests and very cities. you see also strikes going on in various parts of the country with what perhaps we can expect from now is the start of psychological warfare by the regime. that means that the regime going to try to discredit the current pricing by means of deception. so this is something that may be likely from now on. ok, thank you. i leave for the lunch at germany rainy and political scientists. thank

you. let's talk sports now. marks for starvin has grabbed his 2nd street formula one title. after went in the japanese grand prix. who was he dramatic greece in poor whereabout conditions and included on incidents that invoked memories of their social gossip gets tragedy in 2014 chaos and confusion at the japanese grand prix for weather conditions caused major visibility problems. he has a look at just how dreadful it was. spanish driver color signs losing control over secret. the red flag was eventually shown, the race was stopped and resumed nearly 2 hours later. but serious questions were raised about the safety of it all. a tractor crane on the track before all the drivers had returned to their pits, caused disbelief. prince, dr. appear ghastly,

was one of those drivers. here you see just how close he got to one. the instagram post was made by none other than jewell bianca's father, who wrote no respect for the life of the driver. no respect for jewels memory. incredible bianchi, of course, lost his son, f, one driver, jude. beyond key june hid attract on the same japanese track and in similar weather conditions. back in 2014 maclaren, driver, land or norris also expressed his anger at formula one. how has this happened? we lost a life in this situation. years ago, we risk our lives, especially in conditions like this. we won a race but this unacceptable. but there was more confusion ahead. red bull driver marks for shot and finished 1st. but would he be given full points since the race didn't go the full distance? has he or has he not one? i think his maybe of chinese for you. come back in charlotte all 5 2nd penalty

there are the n o t and the fact that the race was suspended and abandoned handed fresh happened the title? well, oh, what can i say? incredible boyce we're supposed to do it here. if one 0, the home that people, all the japanese lands, fish that came to 2nd street formula, one title with 4 races remaining at safety concerns overshadow his victory dot one. and by and munich, i faced off in the biggest clash in the bundis league out no one asked a classic i would by and have in 19 or the last and encounters dot more. and we're hoping to end that run. and that day did drone to, to the by variance. the legendary yellow wall at george mins 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 sir, 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 by some sloppy, dorman, 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 super mckoko to come by and lead to q one my dad doing a great job to retain possession and mckoko firing past manuel noah at the 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, got me kept pushing him a death bag. the equalizer and the home team wrapped it. any motions neat, goes like the back putting the ball right way. i'm a good head home to all the final score and the draw felt like a win or dorman, who's de level one points with byron in the title race. that's all for now. coming up next reporter, but don't forget this morning that top of the hour stage and i am at mike a junior. thanks for sharing your time. imagine how many portions of lunch turn out in the world climate conference stores . this is my plan the way from just one week how much was can really get.