a target it environmentalists in danger starts october 29th on d. w. ah ah, this is d w. news alive from berlin could a key hydro electric dan b rush, his next target ukrainian president vladimir lensky warrens. hundreds of thousands of people are at risk. you ledgers russian forces planted mines at the power station in the southern region of personal. you leaders wrap up a summit in brussels focused on tackling the blocks. energy crisis will look into

what progress they made. a new context to become britton's. next, prime minister of fuel speculation, of a comeback, forbores johnson place trust promises a replacement within a week after leaving scores on the economy and her nations politics in turmoil and flooding in nigeria has killed 600 people and made more than a 1000000 homeless. now farmers say the water is washing away anyhow. they have of growing food and hunger, lew, ah, and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has accused russia of planning to blow up a hydro electric dam in her san region. to lensky said, russian troops had mine the co huff car power plant on the denito river,

and hundreds of thousands of people would be at risk of rapid flooding if the dam is distort. xanax intimacy, according to our information, the aggregate st damn of the car kafka, hydro electric power plant were mines by russian terrorist. now, every one in the world must act powerfully and quickly to prevent a new russian terrorist attack school destroying the dam would mean a large scale disaster. not at the stove, mathias bill and j ease our corresponded in keith. i asked him earlier for more information on this, stan that russia is alleged to be targeting. it were joking about the dam by any a nova kafka. it's a major power plant and a major. it contains a major water is of war. so if anything happened to the dam, a lot of water would be released and possibly the city of his son would be flooded in large part. so it's obviously something very dangerous we're talking about. we

don't really know how good the information is. we've been her talks about this, them being a daysia flown up accusations on both sides. russia has also been talking about it accusing ukraine about a false flag accuse a operation of ukraine has now said that russia has minded the dump is under russian control. the urine, ukraine, the fear is that russia might blow it up when it retreats, or to the other side of the river, which is something we have seen. extensive speculation about that. russia might be planning to retreat from these areas, including the city. okay, so meanwhile, the united states, as it has evidence of iranian military trainers on the ground in crimea, helping russian forces operate drones to attack targets in ukraine. iran's direct involvement in ukraine threatens to raise the stakes in this war. the us charge comes as you, sanctions against iran, for supplying russia with drones,

goes into effect monuments destroyed, windows of homes blown in residents of the southern ukrainian city. of nikolai, of our once again picking up the pieces after the city was hit by russian drones and missiles. ukraine accuses russia of using hundreds of iranian drones in its attack in recent weeks. that something both moscow and 2 ran adamantly deny. but a remark from a military expert on russian tv who didn't realize he was already live on air suggests otherwise. well, we'll know the drills are iranian, but the government has not admitted to it. when full year of college, washington says that iran is actually training russian troops on how to use their drones or you avi's. we assess that iranian personnel. ryan knows her personnel

were on the ground in crimea, and assisted russia. in these operations. a russia has received dozens of these you ab so far, and will likely continue to receive additional shipments in the future with russia's progress on the battlefield. stalling moscow has stepped up a tax on infrastructure like power plants. ukraine's president has accused his russian counterpart of wanting ukrainians to freeze to death over the winter, and appealed to citizens to curt tail their energy use. in key the new energy saving guidelines are already being followed. more than half of the electric buses are no longer running. ukraine says russia has destroyed over 30 per cent of its power stations in just a week. if that continues ukrainians are going to be in for a very cold and dark winter. the 1st of 9000 strong contingent

of russian troops has begun. arriving in belarus, men scanned moscow half an hour to their setting up a joint military unit to defend belushi and boarders. the deployment comes after beller. bruce leader, alexander lucas franco said his country was facing threats from both neighboring ukraine and its western l. us ukraine says moscow is trying to draw barriers into the war and fear. 3rd deployment could be setting the stage for a new offensive in the north. a train said to be carrying russian military vehicles arrives in belarus. another apparently full of russian soldiers. over the last few days, bela rose's defense ministry has been releasing images like these to prove that a deal struck between it and its giant neighbour, russia is really happening for perimeter. we arrived from the central region of

russia. well, specifically, i'm from moscow, was come to help the brotherly people of the republic of villa rushes to strengthen their borders and to make everyone feel how can nightmare, the peoples of russia and billows are yours. alexander lucas jenko announces in size for a joint military unit more than a week ago. men's kids since confirmed that around $9000.00 russian troops will be based in the country close to the ukrainian border. but location co continues to deny that his country will attack ukraine. it's no secret though, that russia is vladimir putin has been using bela rose in its war against keith, including launching air strikes from their ukraine, has already released images of its armed forces set to be training near the border with bella. ruth,

which had already been holding military drills in the region before the deal between minsk and moscow was announced. pretty jo cronyn. bella will cease, claimed to show its giving these russian soldiers a warm welcome result. but once the show is over, no one's quite sure what will happen next. ukrainian refugees may have been the target of a suspected orson attack on a hotel in northeastern germany. police are investigating after a fire rip through the hotel where several refugees were living. 17 people were inside when the blazer up to it, no one was injured. this was the scene in the village of gross pumpkin door on wednesday evening. 14 guests mostly ukrainians, fleeing the war and 3 staff members were inside when the blaze broke out.

it's been thus, it is very scary to think that we all came to this country to find safety and feel protected. and after we thought we were in a safe environment, i believe all of a sudden we had to leave our homes again on good m, as in it is horrible to always have to be scared that you are not safe organiser guard bung. local police suspect arson and say that just days ago, the hotel entrance was defaced with swastikas and other graffiti visiting the scene . the state premier had this to say. so then this there had asked them if arson is confirmed, then we would consider this an inhumane crime cover. in that case, we will do everything in our power because we do not tolerate hatred and violence against people in our country. and certainly not against people who are seeking our protection by an investigation is already underway into the cause of the fire is being led by a police unit that specializes in politically motivated crimes. the energy

crisis triggered by russia cutting gas replies has created a rift within the european union at a summit in brussels, e leaders, manor show gree on a road map, aimed at shielding consumers from storing prices. but key differences have not been settle. most member states, including france, are pushing for a cap on what they're prepared to pay for gas, but germany home to the use biggest economy fears such a cap could see suppliers see alternative markets. earlier i asked he w, corresponded jack parrot to tell us more about the road map. right, so the leaders of a 9. what they're calling a road map was a bit of a bit of a bell here in brussels. in other words, similar to that is framework essentially means they haven't managed to come to an agreement. so they want to look at the way in which they can come to an agreement on these issues after 11 hours on this energy topic. lossing, until about 4

a in the morning. they still couldn't get agreement on this energy price caps. so what they've done is they've tossed the european commission, the executive arm of the european union to do basically a cost benefit analysis on that price cut. how much is going to cost? what can we do with it? essentially, for the $15.00 countries, including francis you mentioned that are in favor of it to try and persuade around the german government that it would be worthwhile that it is manageable, that it will bring the consumer prices down. and it, it won't skew the market so that that becomes a lack of supply. where as you say, energy produces, decide to sell it in other markets where they can get more money. if the european union has kept the prices, they did managed to have some other agreements like agreeing of voluntary purchasing system for gas, that there's a number of other issues surrounding the quantity benchmarks on liquid natural gas imports, etc. where they did manage to get together. but this big outstanding issue of the, of the price cap that just wasn't resolved. and then we've had this classic fudge, as we say,

a roadmap to get there. so burning the midnight candle and lots of coffee or tea, i imagine what's the likelihood the leading powers, germany, and france will resolve their differences on these measures. it's really hard to tell at the moment i suppose that cost benefit analysis will be pretty important. we know that you energy ministers are meeting at the beginning of next week. they will obviously have a little bit more detail on these issues than the, than the leaders might have. obviously that being within their portfolio, as you say, the franco german access is really the crucial one in the european union. now, especially after breaks it used to be a sort of $33.00 big powers of the you. now it's only 2 which makes it perhaps a little bit more difficult to horse trade. that was meant to be big cabinet ministerial meetings between the 2 countries. next week. they were postponed over these issues likely to happen later on in the year. if then, it really is now down to that to france and germany. so knock heads and see if we can get through hard to tell how quickly or when the might happen. okay, that so d,

w corresponded jack parrot, many things some of the other stories. now making news around the world at this hour, the german parliament has passed or 200000000000 euro emergency rescue package to tackle the energy crisis. the packet james supers attacked in companies and households from the impact of soaring gas and electricity prices. pakistan's, former prime minister emron con, has been bored from running for political office for 5 years. the country's election commission said con was guilty of corrupt practices, were profiting from the sale of state gifts. he received wallen power cons. aid said they will challenge the decision in the is run about high court security forces, open fire on anti government protesters in chad on thursday, killing at least 60 people. the demonstrators were demanding a faster democratic transition in the central african country after elections were

pushed back to years by interim leader mohammed, he dressed. deborah france and the african union have condemned the cracked in a day after a prime minister list trust in out. she was resigning from office. britain's top job is up for grabs again, and the search is on to fill it. trust is stepping down after just 6 weeks in office making her tenure, the shortest. not in british history. i'm a senior members of the conservative party say her replacement will be picked within a week. speculation is ripe over who will take her place with many touting even a possible return of former prime minister boers. johnson. on the streets of england. many were pappy their trust was leaving the job. but when asked if it was time for a general election, opinions were divided. the people must decide now what, what they want. there is a danger that will get far as johnson baxter. any thing to avoid that as far as

they are concerned. i don't think so. i think we need to stay below the country and picker pick a new leader. someone like richard sooner. who can just stabilize everything before we move on to a general election? i'm not sure if general, that action is the best way. but anything but boris, i just want stability and quickly. absolutely. 100 percent. they've got no mandate . they need to. they need to let the people decide, you know, they're trying to keep in power when nobody wants them dw corresponded brigitte mos centers this update from london on the possibility of abort johnson, return the prospect of boris johnson coming back at the sense of political instability in the u. k. it was only a few months ago that he was forced to resign as prime minister. his critics are saying that his time is prime minister was dominated by lies and chaos. and he is still currently being investigated by a parliamentary committee over allegations that he misled parliament. but he was

a vate winner, and he had delivered a huge majority for the conservative party. if he really did come back though, it would certainly create more turmoil in parliament. it's thought that there are several m p 's. we're just not willing to work with him. so it's not the stability that the majority of british people are craving for at a time of economic crisis. to another side of the world. now emergency services in nigeria say more than 600 people have been killed and 1400000 are homeless. following some of the most severe flooding in a decade, reins of washed away farmland and crafts, racing fears of a food crisis, climate change, but also poor planning or being blamed. the w corresponded flesh to true, true kura, sent us this report. here this is what the rainy season usually looks like and i'm rusty's in southeast and now jerry and this is what the same community

looks like now. swollen weavers have inundated numerous house and villages across nigeria, cause in 1400000 people to flee their homes for camps set up on higher ground. 27 out of 36 states have been affected. alhambra state is one of the was hit. one 3rd of the state is now on the water. we are suffering, but suffering is better than stealing. that's why we're here in this condition. the clothes that i'm wearing are the only ones i have left. the flood carried away all our belongings. lujan fuller schools have been destroyed by water. so our plea is anyone that can help us should help us any one that you help us should help us please. 6 local and yields and philanthropists as crumbling to help where the time people here see the feel neglected by the government.

the government manager hub and on and not seen. and the presence with key infrastructure swallowed by water. many of the flow debt communities are without power. and people's generators have been destroyed, critical infrastructures such as schools, health care centers, police stations, and banks can't operate. the nigerian government says that thought they received early warning signs of the flood. they never foresaw, at this level of destruction, and with the number of farmlands that have been washed away. there are concerns about foot scarcity in the coming months. south eastern nigeria is at risk of flooding, at least until the end of the rainy season. in november. i asked you to have your corresponded floors, true corolla if victims are getting access to aid as 33 out of 36 nigerian states

are affected by the floods and authorities are shang, it is an overwhelming disaster. well armed the night, national emergency agency arm is doing their best to get aid materials food materials across to these victims. but as you mentioned, the nigerian government has actually said that this particular disaster has gotten out of hand. so they're trying their best. but a lot of people asked seal on rich the a lot of communities that haven't, i haven't received any form of aid. there are lots of communities that as a result of the flood, have been cut off because rods and i and bridges have been destroyed by the flawed . so people are receiving aid and even those who are receiving the aid are complaining that it's not, is not nearly enough and are well some others are not even receiving it at all. as

you surely know, there are reports, large areas of farm land have been destroyed. are we going to see a massive food crisis in africa's most populous country? well, the short answer to that is probably lots of economic experts are seeing that. of course, as a result of this flooding, a lot of the food supply in nigeria is going to be, is going to be like short circuited. and we've spoken to lots of farmers who have lost thousands and thousands of acres of land, whether they're planting rice, the amp, cassava, whatever it is, everything going on, washed away by the floods, but i'm danger and of course made you are already loses a lot of food to a food waste stage as a result of the poor transportation network. so even getting the food around already food is wasted and add on top of that that we don't even have enough harvest coming in in a few months. and we definitely me foresee some form of food shortage,

but then again adrianne does not consume every for the food consumed in nigeria is not produced here. so we depend on inputs as well for food. so that may provide a little bit of a buffer for our for nature, and these floods are the worst in a decade. i feel that that's a, that's a sentence that we've heard more than several times in the last few years. do authorities believe this is yet another example of the impact of, of human made climate change? yes, a lot of us are, it says a lot of our ministers have attributes this flood, to a climate change. but it's very easy to see the body language of the, of the, of the government, of this country. there is a lot of fits his, him, there's a lot of blaming, of nature of, you know, there is nothing we can do about it. in fact, just yesterday, the minister of what i resources said that 80 percent of the floods as, as

a result of rain from god, you know, so there is that kind of attitude. meanwhile, the government was actually aware that the floods were coming months ago, and they could have prepared better for it, even though nobody foresaw the skill of destruction. there is some that at least that they could have done something to prepare people for the flaws that, that, that without we are seeing. now, i wouldn't, i've seen this amount of deaths, at least, even though we may not have been able to control the properties that were destroyed . at least we wouldn't have seen the number of people that have died as a result of this float on the best you floors true cruel d w corresponding in lagos. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. american actor kevin spacey has been cleared in a sexual abuse case, brought against him by actor anthony rapp, or new york jury found his accuser now 50 years old. did not prove his claim that

space he made an unwanted sexual advance on him. when he was 14, a huge fire erupted in central mexico. when a fuel truck crashed into an overpass, homes and cars were scored. hundreds of people were evacuated. the driver of the truck has been arrested clashes between colombian, riot police, and indigenous protesters in the capital. bull gotta have left more than a dozen officers injure the indigenous people displeased by the countries armed conflict. we're demonstrating against over crowding and poor conditions in a city shelter. the president of aaron's national olympic committee says, a climber, l. naz recopy will not be punished or suspended after competing in an international event without your nation's mandatory headscarf. recopy was not the 1st iranian female athlete to disobey the requirement. in 2019 boxer saddam had them became the

1st iranian women to win an international fight without a he shot. but unlike recopy them, did not go home to iran after the competition. it was 3 years ago saddam hudden was working out, having won her 1st international fight, the 1st of any iranian woman in the aftermath of victory. this was how she looked in the colors of the flag green top over red shorts and no hid job. she was to fly back to iran before long, but she says an arrest warrant was issued for her. she stayed in france. i decided to lay low and were just, i mean, i've always known that speaking out against the government in iran is a very dangerous activity. that's why i've stayed silent the past 3 years, not for me, but for my family in iran, but seeing the deadly policing pushback to recent protests over the death of young

gina masa armine. while in the custody of iran's morality police was too much. i mean, he was accused of wearing her her job too loosely. in france, hud am goes without a head covering and fears for the protesters back home, who want women to be able to decide on his job for themselves. and sooner they arrest people. the government, they kill people and i'm afraid for people's lives, but that's why i don't know. i hope that's it all works out, but i'm not very optimistic as when she's battling a strong opponent. hadn't believed the change of tactics is in order for the protestors she seen a fellow iranian athlete illness recopy who went without her job while competing hustled home and in the process kept to the government's pro, head covers line. a line had em crosses every day. but

well, outside of iran, a grand chest master player at the center of allegations of cheating is suing his accuser for libel. hans neiman is taking rural chest champion, magnet calls into court. what is seeking a $100000000.00 in damages? the world of chance was rocked last month when colson. last in 19, you will demon colson, then accused niemen of cheating, and allegation he denies. a reminder of our top stores ukrainian president, lot of me zalinski says russian forces have mind a hydro electric dam in the 1st on region and says, hundreds of thousands of residents could be at risk of rapid flooding. if the damage destroyed, you leaders have agreed on what they call a roadmap, aimed at shielding european consumers from storing energy prices. but leaders were not able to reach consensus on putting a cap on what they're prepared to pay forgets. don't forget,

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