i listen as boys of this in the design and ended up with targeted. environmentalists in danger starts october 29th on d. w. ah ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. turkey holds the 1st funeral for victims of a deadly mine explosion in the north. the interior ministry says at least 40 people died in the blast. rescuers are searching for one last miner who remains unaccounted for. also coming up, despite nearly a week of intense missile attacks,

russia as president claims, he does not want to destroy ukraine. but several areas in ukraine were attacked again, overnight. and resident say, they don't trust vladimir putin's words. germany's environmental green party ends a stalemate over energy policy. now the party says it will support a plan to keep to nuclear plants up in running, at least for several more months. ah and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world on michael o co turkeys interior ministry says at least 40 people have been killed in an explosion inside a coal mine. in the northern province of barton rescue, operations are winding down. one person remains unaccounted for. a 110 people were working in the shaft. when the blast hit friday night, an investigation has been ordered to determine the cause. let's

cross over to d w. so you'll johan in istanbul. jojo, what's the latest on the rescue effort? well, rescue operations are coming to an end, according to officials. so this is a one of the deadliest industrial accidents here in turkey. in years. the true extent of this tragedy is still unfolding. a president ridge of tie of out on has just arrived at the scene. he will meet with family members of the miners who lost their lives. many relatives and friends had been white waiting outside the mine throughout the night in the cold, desperately waiting and hoping for some good news for the hopes have turned into devastation. for many, the death toll has considerably climbed since last evening when the blast happened, some free under 2 or 350 meters below the entrance of the mine. so deep under

ground. we now know that at least 40 people have been killed. some funerals were already held, several people were injured and hospitalized, and some were brought here to istanbul for treatment, a president ad one earlier today, world on twitter that the incident will be thoroughly investigated from what we understand. prosecutors are treating this explosion so far as an accident, as an accident, or any news at all from authorities about what might have caused the blush. well, officials has us so far, not drawn any definite. if a conclusion we heard from turkey's energy minister, who, after an initial assessment said the blast was lightly caused by a so called fire damp. that's a flammable gas found in coal mines. so methane gas,

for example, minors union made similar comments. but of course, in the days to come, people will ask more questions. how did it come to this? could it have been prevented? and they are going to demand answers, especially since turkey has a history of deadly mine, accidents and work related to an accident in 2014, in the so called sama mind, disaster and western turkey. more than 300 people were killed. and of course, what is happening, and now in this mine in north and turkey, it brings back very painful memories for many people here in the country. that is a d. w correspondent, you'll johan in turkey. many tax missiles have been raining down on ukraine for days, but russian president vladimir putin says he doesn't wish to destroy ukraine, and that he has no immediate plans to keep up with the widespread airstrikes. moscow has launched a barrage of strikes on towns and cities for the past 5 days,

leaving many ukrainians wondering where they can turn to find safety. more destruction, more desperation, separate asia faces another round of shelling. after days of continued attacks, the cleanup will be massive. led just to let you know what i can tell you previously, we got used to the missile strikes 1st to the only thing she said we are told to hide hide with. we don't have any place to hide nearby. but while he can't hide in the cellar regarded because you be trapped by debris and no one will find you to regard for. so we go outside and we wait until the saga. this fresh missile strike and support easy as part of a continued barraged. but russian president vladimir putin says the high intensity attacks in ukrainian cities will not continue in my seat and there is no need for massive strikes, at least for now he just will see from there. no awesome,

good number to put in also declared, his massive mobilization of russian troops is almost complete. moved away without able to this work or go mobilization is coming to an end already. no risk, as of now 222000 of the mobilized already joining the armed forces of the 300000. i believe that within 2 weeks, about 2 weeks in all mobilization activities in will be completed. the mission. in recent days, ukraine has free taken much of the russian occupied have san britain falling, those land gains. russia is now arching civilians to leif have son, who, for the presence of a large number of civilians makes it difficult for the military to maneuver. and most likely, shall we say it's dangerous for life. living key affairs they call for the civilian avocation in the region, could precede an escalation in russian attacks. for the latest, i'm joined now by dw corresponded funding for shar, in keep

a funny up. putin says there will be no more missile strikes. his word good enough for ukrainians? certainly not. there will ask you the question, why would you trust the person that's been waging war in this country? as a result, millions have been displaced. thousands have been killed or injured since february 24th. so certainly not people are angry actually when they hear the statements because they come across is rather arrogance and cynical to them in the light of the fact. what happened here on monday here are i am and he of city been not only just today, and we have been pointing out that also that report as russia conducted several missile airstrikes in various regions in separate region. for example, in don boss. and also in the hockey region, so people are injured and are deep dying pretty much every day. he and ukraine as a result of this war, it is something like us. yeah. a little bit of a hope. a pinch of hope that people can take away from the statement is the fact that if flooding or put in is seeing that for now, at least he doesn't intend to

a plan, a bigger a strike or even destroy this country. this may actually indicate that he's running out of weapons, abbey, conventional weapons or different kind of drones, et cetera. but as i say, i bottom line people here. no, they do not trust flooding or putting on the statements that he was delivering there. as you well know, there was a sprit of deadly missile strikes on civilian targets across ukraine, this week western allies, promising to deliver more anti missile systems. how confident or people there that those weapons will in fact prevent civilian deaths. certainly, they're very important if you are think about what just presidency. lensky pointed out that apparently ukraine only has about 10 percent of what it needs to defend the air from incoming strikes and looking at the s trucks just the monday about hundreds and cruise missiles were literally raining down and ukraine, and about half of them only could be intercepted at by ukraine because they do have

air defense systems, but very old from the soviet union times. and it's not just by the way, the fact that this countries air defense systems to make sure that infrastructure are data, playground, schools, hospitals, and so many other things are being hit. so you are directly killed as a result unfortunately. but also when it comes to the energy infrastructure in this country and 30 percent according to officially information has been hit this week as a result, if it wasn't, is a sunny as it is right now in october. you can simply die by freezing to death. if you do not have alternative means to heat and power your home. so obviously it's very, very important right now. there's a much increasing sense of urgency, also internationally. at this, it seems to be to deliver those air defense systems before winter arrives. so ukraine, ukraine and ukrainians actually stand a chance of surviving if for example, they do not live in a city where there is

a better network altogether. but in a village where really they do not have alternative means to heat their homes. that so dw south, any fish are in keep many things funny. tom now to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour . iranian activists have launched an online appeal, calling for fresh nationwide protests against the clerical leadership. the death of a young woman rescued by the so called morality police as set off the biggest protest in years. a rights group based in oslo says more than a 100 people have been killed in the demonstrations of the u. k. 's new finance minister has warned of tax hikes in his 1st speech since taking office. jeremy hunt also said mistakes were made by his predecessor who was fired just weeks into his job. british markets have been thrown into turmoil since the new government announced disputed tax reforms. in malta,

2 brothers have admitted to the 2017 car bomb killing of journalist daphne corona. delicia. the pair were sentenced to 40 years in prison after pleading guilty on the 1st day of their trial. the killing of the anti corruption journalist sparked international outcry and protests that eventually force the prime minister to resign. but in administration, we'll start turning away venezuelans who cross illegally into the united states from mexico while letting some fly into the country for temporary stays. but his wailings have become one of the biggest migrant groups trying to enter the us mexico fears the u. s. policy change will be a burden on their care for migrants. while germany's green party has agreed to support the continued operation of to nuclear power plants until april 2023 at a party congress. the greens rejected

a demand for additional reactors to also continue operating beyond that day. the greens led the push to phase out nuclear energy. germany's last remaining plants were due to close later this year. but the energy crisis is prompting a delay on the national phaser. despite their concessions economy minister and former green party leader. whoa, both hava said the greens have stayed true to their principles. dear miss miss, we'll have to think about why that party was found it and why we are in government or miss miss. we do have to set ourselves apart via we don't have to question what a position though is involved with a party member for 20 years. and i've had various roles. sometimes argued as it should be a 100 percent honest with you, but i never felt so much as home as i have recently. never have i've been so proud of this party on me. i saw steroids of tv, part time, counting minister, well,

but hobbit, and our political corresponded, julius shall deli, is following the party congress for us, julia, germany's economy minister, they're trying to demonstrate unity just how unified is his party behind a policy shift. it's clearly a fundamental contradiction of their ideals as it is a very big shift compared to the beginning of the greens, the entire party was basically founded on the anti nuclear movement here in germany, in the 19 eighties and to see now the majority of the party at the congress standing behind, well, but how big and his decision to go ahead with keeping these 2 nuclear power plants in operation indicates this big shift. now there were debates, there were members of the party who have criticized this decision. but all in all the majority stands behind him, even though there is a clear red line for the party. and that is that this, maintaining an operation of these power plants only has to be temporary. there

isn't got not going to be any purchase of new nuclear fuel rods. now this clearly signifies that the party has moved away from its origins. it's moved away from being more of an idealistic party. and it is now clear to party members that they are anchored in reality, and they have to deal now with the difficult reality that is presented by the energy crisis in europe and germany right now. yearly a lesson a minute. but i want to ask you this also on the congress agenda is weapons deliveries as saudi arabia. how is that being received in a party which has been, of course, traditionally pacifists. there is a motion plans in the party congress today. that is meant to criticize the government's decision to deliver the what these weapons to ukraine. but we've heard foreign minister annalynn burbock, defend that decision here on the stage behind me. she said, this is an exception that these weapons are being delivered because they are part of a cooperation with other european countries. and that they are not going to be delivered

directly from germany to saudi arabia. but the issue is definitely going to call for some dissatisfaction within the party. juliet south deli, many, many thanks. and we'll have to say our goodbyes. they're coming up. next. is our documentary about the return of the jaguars in argentina? a michael. okay. thanks for watching from me in the rest of the berlin news team. we'll see you soon. i interest the global economy our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project.