hey, hey, jackson. going to 21st on the w ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. a russian missile garage leaves more than a dozen people dead in southeastern ukraine. scores more are wounded, strikes, hit residential buildings in the city of separation. president brought him is a lensky describes the attack as absolute. people also coming up vladimir pushing

calls the explosion on a bridge, linking russia to premier, a terrorist act. the alleged, it was planned and carried out by ukraine, special force police and iran use tear gas to disperse anti government protesters as demonstrations across the country gain intensity, reads, political leaders, hold a crisis meeting to discuss the unrest. ah next, spicer, welcome to the program. and we begin in ukraine where at least 13 people were killed and dozens wounded in a russian missile attack on the southeastern city of separation. the missiles had an apartment block and other residential buildings. rescue crews are searching for survivors. the city is under ukrainian control, but it is part of a agent that russia says it annexed last month. in a small ring,

chasm is where apartment had stood. the top floor collapsed. ours, after a barrage of missiles had houses and high rise buildings. and deborah's yo his old couple who lived in one of the nearby apartments i shaken by the brush with death. the 73 year old woman broke into tears as she spoke inside her damaged apartment. took the most, mitchell. there is nothing in the area, no industry, no military, no military factories. why are they bombing us? why we're in there. so many of those have lost their homes and somehow managed to escape, as their billings came crumbling down. we ran out into the street and we left the corridor. a neighbor ran out with her eldest son, and she screamed that her husband was dead. and whole wall was torn out. their

apartment fell into our apartment, but hero flung us quite a few grains. he'll going to win ukrainian president whether the music lensky said the attack was absolute evil, my people, he called savages and terrors. meanwhile, emergency walkers continue to look for survivors, and what is the latest and a sees of deadly attacks on upper easier and miss holl attack came a day after a huge explosion, badly damaged a bridge connecting russia to the occupied peninsula of crimea. russian president vladimir putin has blamed ukraine for the explosion and called it an act of terrorism. keith had repeatedly threatened to strike the bridge, but has not taken responsibility for the blast kremlin, says bruton will meet with the russian national security council on monday to discuss a response. and i'm joined now by stephen blanc, a senior fellow at the american foreign policy council in washington dc at welcome

to the program. sir, president, position accused ukraine of terrorism, pausing using that kind of language to think well, it's a classic ploy of russian propaganda to accuse other people of what you're doing. the fact is that mr. potent has been waging a terroristic campaign in the form of this war against ukrainian civilian population throughout, throughout the entire period since february. so of course, he's going to attack the ukrainians of label them as terrorists in order to justify his own terrorism. but i mean, this is absolutely ridiculous charge. it has no basis in reality. and just to get to the reality of what actually took place, the bridge being blown up. moscow claims that the critical train line of that bridge is already running again, but is a realistic to expect that supplies to the russian offensive will remain unaffected?

no, and i wouldn't even be sure that the rail line is working because moscow is a habitual lawyer. ah, you can't really count on them to tell the truth about anything loss up. there's no doubt that the supply lines to the russian forces in the south of ukraine have been impacted by this bombing about this explosion. and the fact that the rail line is up only means that they've built the ill be targeted again. and just a question about that tragic attack on civilians in, in zap, parisha. is it fair to think it might be some kind of payback for the bridge bombing, and if so, she think is likely to actually discourage the ukrainians you know, it is pay back. i don't think there's any doubt about that,

but it's not going to discourage ukrainians. you know, we have 80 years of experience that strategic bombing or tara bombing. we put it that way of civilians going back to world war 2 and loved it as the allied attack counter attacks on germany in reprisal, vietnam. and so i do not affect civilian morale quite the opposite. they harden it . so this is not going to lead you credit to sell my god, we have to surrender. it's going to fortify their resolution to defend their country against russia. ok, stephen blanc, thanks so much for your analysis. thank you. in iran, police have use tear gas against anti government protesters and dozens of locations in the capital to run state media. se demonstrator set fire to public property in the latest protest, sparked by the death of 22 year old massa mimi. while she was in police custody, digital activists also hacked a state, television life news broadcast,

superimposing crosshairs and flames. over an image of supreme leader, ayatollah ali, how a name now, iran has seen waves of protests in previous years, but maris out of bro, charity, political scientists, missouri university of science and technology and rolla told us that this movement is different. thanks for having me. yes, so we are in date 24 of these round of protest. and as we can see compared to 2009 where people are subjecting to electoral fraud. this time around the call is to do away and over to the system as a whole, reflecting the fact that the regime really suffers from a crisis of the sea as it has not been able to provide for a young, urban educated, technologically savvy population to produce to not seem to be, you know, losing any momentum. if anything we are seeing, you know,

increasing infection by celebrities, singers, etc. coming to, to the people side. and even, you know, the point of prison prior to cetera. now, you know, beginning to occur. so it's really with this chapter and we further violence over that. if you can succeed, it's still a question we cannot definitively a answer but, but the veracity of the opposition that it's durability. so for makes it, and if i get a sub in the 4 corners of the country, makes it quite interesting. and the hocking of the state t, v broadcast. is that something significant? and i'm thinking about in the role of technology and how the government can shut down, for instance, certain social networks if that's how people are organizing. what are we to make of that hack of the, of the state broadcast that significant it is significant. look,

you know, besides nuclear facilities and iranian television and media facilities is sort of one that is that there is a hard core security around it. and for these hackers to be able to hit during the prime time news broadcast where i had to the how many wise, you know, giving it a presentation. and there was coverage of use a speech is quite important. considering how many people inside the country watch them in national tv station, particularly these days, as everyone is interested to know what the outcome is. so i think the message that gets delivered here, it shows the fragility and the ability of the state that even in its most prized possessions, meaning the broadcast system, you know, it is while ago. and i see this as part and parcel of the psychological war for that, the acquisition, you know, need to engage in as a way of, you know,

bringing the government needs. okay, thank you for that insight on the ongoing protest in a ran. there's a bureau, charity reporting for talking to us from missouri. let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world. hurricane julia is battery in the caribbean coast of nicaragua, forecasters or warning that heavy rains may cause flash floods and mud. slides, storm is forecast to emerge over the pacific and then hit el salvador and guatemala . the incumbent. alexander vander belen is on course to be re elected as austrian president projection show, he received 55 percent of the vote to secure another 6 year term and avoid a run off for in sports. now mark's 1st staff and has grabbed his 2nd straightforward the one title after winning the japanese grand prix. it was a dramatic race and poor weather conditions included. an incident that booked

memories of the suzuki circle tragedy in 2014 chaos and confusion at the japanese grand prix were weather conditions caused major visibility problems. he has a look at just how dreadful it was. spanish driver, carla 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 jewelled 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 for us. but would he be given full points since the race didn't go the full distance? has he or has he not won a penalty? and the fact that the race was suspended and not abandoned handed fresh gotten the title? well, i suppose to do it here. fish not and claims his 2nd street formula, one title with for race remaining. but safety concerns overshadow his victory. turn to football now, don't london by and munich have faced off and the biggest clash in the buddhist

leader known as dec classical dorman. we're hoping to bucket trend with by and having 19 of their last 10 encounters. and thanks to a last 2nd goal, they were able to hold the mighty bavarian to a to all draw. the legendary yellow wall that dart men's acknowledge doing the park was throbbing ahead of the much anticipated clash with arch rivals, buyer munich. but byron would diff, late dormant hope with just over half an hour gone. the young arrest doing the honor. his reading through a sea of legs to put the visitors up one, neil 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 them sloppy. dorman, defending put the ball in sunny pan and keep her alex meyer could only diverted

into the top of the net. but 20 minutes later with time and hope running out for dalton and anthony modesta set up, you took mckoko to cut fire and lead to 21 my dad doing a great job to retain possession and mckoko firing. pass, manuel noah. that's a 90 minute mark. byron kingsley commanded some pulling and tugging and cut my de amy, and he was sent to an early shower. now with buying a man down and added tang 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 lamb a death, good head home to all the final score. and the draw felt like a win for jordan, who stay level on points with byron in the title race. and we go to hawaii now,

where gustavo eden has won the iron man world championship in record fashion. he didn't set a new course record shaving more than 10 minutes off the previous one, completed the triathlon at a time of 7 hours, 40 minutes and 24 seconds. 26 year old is the 2nd street norwegian to win the iron man championship. and so we have for now up next sports life follows triathlete laura phillip as she thinks we're punishing training program with her hormones for even more success. spicer, thanks for watching the news . ah ah, will you become a criminal? mm.