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i think is all, and it's good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has said it was unlikely that russia was behind a deadly missile strike on a polish village near the ukrainian border. initial us finding suggest the missile, which kill 2 people, was fined by ukrainian forces in an attempt to shoot down an incoming russian miss on poland, which is a navy member, has put military units on alert. president biden, who's in indonesia at the g. 20 summit has pledged his support for poland investigation . i want to make sure we figure out exactly what happened or is that because out to currently 2 people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate. see, i migrate. mine was fired from russia, but we will see in bali members of the g 7 native member states and european

union of health emergency talks of brussels bureau chief alexandro phenomena is also there and told us more about that is apparently u. s. president biden brief, a leader is on his conversation with the polish president and nato secretary general tolten burke, and according to some sources there for the 1st time, he suggested that the miss i'll, that he, a village in poland, was apparently, according to 1st preliminary information. and anti aircraft to miss i'll fire by the ukrainian forces to intercept a russian rockets. and then as we just heard, he sort of suggested that again, talking to reporters, saying that it is unlikely that the messiah was fired by the russian army.

what about the reaction from the global leaders there? well, we heard from the german chancellor oliver sholtes spoke here with reporters condemning the incident and also expressing his condolences. he spoke with the polish or prim prime with the polish president as well as other leaders who gather a tear in bali. the french president, for instance, or the british prime minister, they expressed their solidarity. the european council president cha, michelle, has said that he was so shocked about what happens and in their, in their statement after this close door meeting here, g 7 ends and nato leaders. a said that they are standing full solidarity with holland and they were ready to provide any assistance needed to find out what really happened. and could you tell us what's been mentioned,

the b g 20 leaders declaration, that snobby approved of herself? well, i think it, sir, of quite telling that we have this declaration now approved by the g 20 only a few days ago. it was not clear were there will that would be able to agree on anything. and i think the fact that we have this declaration now approved as a huge success for the host of the meeting indonesia, and also for the european leaders. because when we look at the document, you see that russia's war on ukraine is mentioned there. that it is acknowledged that the war has an impact on the global economy and that, and i think that is the most significant part of the document. most members of the g 20 strongly condemned the war in ukraine. and this is significant because of course we have to remember that some members of their g 20 were very

reluctant in the past to condense russia. and we are hearing that it was indonesia in india. and that made it possible to publish such a statement. here i think that of another. thank you very much for bringing this up today. there are bali, the g, 20 summit. poland prime minister has put the country on alert and spoke some time after the blast, calling full cooperation to establish the cause of the incident ish for us in co operation. with the interior minister, we have placed all services on high alert, including our police officers. border guard officers and the special forces supposedly attack samples establish was which was which puts you on that. that's it, that's it. that's v m it over here that us, we're working with international experts show you shit to identify the causes of what happened during this incident. just giggled, socialist hour or just the ago as we have invited them to join our experts and our

forensics investigators who have already been at the scene for a few hours at a national geographic. does your so article go? jesus don't. and i me so that gong is the genia. i asked our reporter in warsaw. j gosh seminar ski for the latest from poet? well, it is. it's been apparent. the police government was also the police coaches, were careful to not fund the flames during the night when the situation was still unclear about what was going on. the polish president said that it can't be identified were this. what is the rocket or just projectile came from? was we do know for now is what the polish, the polish for a minister has someone, the russian ambassador and this meeting to stick. and last night we the polish media report that this has that this was a very short,

quiet meeting without shaking hands, the russian ambassador apparently as the po, this read the reports, hasn't given any comments on this situation. and, and, and heard the comments from the polish foreign minister. we are today, we are expecting the polish security council to meet again at 12 and from what the polish media is reporting this. there is the investigation is still taking place at the sides. so we are hoping to hear more from the polish govern. then today j goes. thank you very much for bringing this up to date. we'll be getting back to you later in the day. no doubt to get the latest use and developments from poland and t w's band haygood joins me from brussels. bound to everyone's wondering right now how nato is going to react to these developments. what can you tell us?

the 30 nato ambassadors will convene this morning here and nato headquarters in brussels. and poland vill breathed the ambassadors or about the incident and what is known so far. and it is not clear for nato who fired this rocket and rather rocket come came from american. and as a german intelligence hints at the fact that this miss, i was russian made presumably as 300, which is also used by the ukrainian army and to defend ukrainian territory. and overnight, the military expert tried to find out the judge director chad trajectory of this messiah, but no confirmation for anything so far. so nato is acting very cautiously and poland has not asked for a formal consultation on the article for of the native treaty. and there's also no talk about article 5 or so no military action,

of course is inside about this because nobody knows is a deliberately, is it an accident? this has to be figured out and presumably the investigation will take longer than today. i can say the worries overnight were that the native native position could be complicated as far as it's intention to stay out of is war. but from what you're saying, it sounds like the situation has been or is being de escalated by many world leaders of, from the information that were receiving. but they do, his intention stays firmly to, to stay out of this conflict. of course, not to be a party to the board, but to support ukraine. mid with all means possible. but this incident shows how dangerous of war actually a boy in the neighbourhood of nato is in these things. can, of course, happen is an accident or not. we don't know, so nature is very cautious and if the ukrainians actually fired this rocket in

which i say they don't, they didn't, then nato could then maybe decides to, to balls to boost the ukrainian air defense system. so that these things in future might not happen again. again, it's an interesting developments if it does become a development battery gets there in brussels for us. thanks for your analysis or with allies on the board. you can i ask that correspond again, phillip sholtes about the latest reactions from keith. well, they haven't been any reactions from high ranking ukrainian officials yet regarding the latest findings that suggest that the methods might have been fired by ukrainian forces during the night. president zalinski still accused russia of launching the missiles that had to poland and said it was a significant escalation. and so it was something that you crane has always warned

its western eyes about and was time to act. and for foreign minister coolly about even said that all allegations that ukrainians might have been involved are just a conspiracy theory. so a lot of jumping to conclusions on the ukrainian sides at the moment. but in the morning i have heard from a lot of ukrainians that we actually have to be more patient and wait for the ongoing investigations and are also voices saying that no matter what investigations will, will say that in the end part of it is a part of it, as a russia is to blame for part of it, at least because without this invasion on ukraine, none of this would have happened yet. and, and the fact still aren't clear, but it appears to come in response to

a massive wave russian missile strikes on ukraine on tuesday. let's take a look at that festival. the sunset in levine is clouded by smoke. the city and west in ukraine was one of many across the country that was heat in what ukrainian authorities of cold, one of the heaviest waves of russian missile attacks. since the war began. officials say many of the missiles were shot down, but in the capital cave, this residential building was hit me little in that we were lying on the bed. we crawled out into the corridor. there was already a burning smell and smoke was coming out of the kitchen. we grabbed our clothes, opened the doors and ran downstairs. already it looks like a woman who lived on the floor beneath us was killed into a pensioner. her balcony was hit. when the missiles struck, cave residents rushed down to the city, subway, seeking shelter anywhere under ground. over months of war,

people here have grown used to the constant threat. but the huge number of strikes on tuesday has rattled caves, residents, bushes go with, i'm shivering and i'm shaking several hours. and naturally you can't figure out what to do and how to do it. it's unpredictable, especially when you see a huge rocket fly by for the 1st time or widen. you're going to get that and over here, the incoming messiah and the huge flame afterwards. magneer chapel. i met in many parts of the capitol. only traffic lights are still on the strikes of knocked out electricity in several cities and towns and caves mer, says half the capital is now without power. young philip, just how bad is the damage? as we heard, sir in the report, it is clear by now that it has really been the worst attack since the beginning of

the war. about $102.00 missiles were launched. 70 could be shut down. but it is obvious that the main target was the energy infrastructure. once again, more than 15 energy sites have been damaged throughout the country, leaving millions of people without power from what i can see in most neighborhoods and key if at least power has come back in the morning. but officials warn all residents that the attacks will continue to have severe consequences, and there will be continued power cuts in the coming days and weeks. and i guess this could also see another wave of refugees and philip shots. thank you very much for bringing us up to date from keith with russia showing no signs of easing its indiscriminate assault on ukraine. was it only a matter of time before the violence would spill over across the border into

neighboring countries like poland? i put that question to military analyst mike martin. this short answer is yes. if you have a conflict of the type of intensity that we've had now for several 8 months, 10 months in ukraine, on weight with tens of thousands of missiles and projectiles being fired. on most days, it's inevitable that something like this which, which seems actually to be an accident will ukraine was quick to call this an attack on a native member though what, what's your view on that? well, from the very beginning of the war, ukraine has been trying to bring its allies close in and, and, you know, for instance, at the beginning of the war they were calling for a no fly zone, police by nato aircraft. and of course, i mean,

we would do this as well if we ukraine, the more that they can get western allies involved. the more supplies the light is come, but also the harder is for those western allies to disengage from the war at some point in the future. as we've heard, you grains allies have been trading a bit more carefully as far as the latest developments go. what, what do you make of their arguably more measured response? i think right from the beginning of the war, both sides of russia and nato, have tried very, very hard to keep the conflict contained within the borders of ukraine. so, you know, cause we're a no fly zone. we're, we're put down rushes nuclear nuclear clustering and threats will also put down because as terrible as the war is in ukraine, a wider wall would be a complete disaster. and say these, this latest incident, you know,

2 people killed in a nato country, both sides, they can be very hard to continue to de escalate, talk it down and make sure that the conflict stays within the borders of ukraine. can you deescalate the situation right now? i mean it's, it's intense. the, the bombings that were going on yesterday. how are things going to look in the coming days and weeks, as far as the battle between russia and ukraine goes? so i think what russia is, is trying very hard to do is to set up the conditions for the winter. and so that is why it's focusing mostly on energy generation. water treatment plans, by the way, these are, these are war crimes. if you're attacking infrastructure supplying civilians, what they're trying to do is to put pressure on ukraine, so that is unable to mount offensive over the winter. but it does seem that ukraine

is going to continue fighting over the winter. it's petra cripps, not better marolla motion shapes. so russia is trying very hard to make that difficult was possible for them. mike martin, thanks for the analysis and keep moving on to other news and 50 years after the apollo luna mission. nasa has finally launched its new moon rocket. artemus 321. posters it and left off of autumn is one. we will get lifted off from cape canaveral on, a test flight 2 sent it's orient capital around the moon and back. now without astronauts technical problems that postpone to launch several times the out of one broke. it is the most powerful ever built. it brings the u. s. a step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon, which names do by 2025. and joining us from cologne, germany is they don't use sofa a bonnie ok. we heard about the various problems and delays. but this must now

be a huge relief for nasa is indeed a release because we are talking about a couple of months that this rocket has been in or on the launch pad and off the launch pad. it survived hurricane and all these fuel leaks. and there is that there was a sense of sort of like, you know, reputation damage along the way. but this is, this is hugely successful, not only because of the american technology and hardware's and american rockets. also with the european built a service module that's part of the, a ryan space craft where astronauts will sit. it's really big and of course the, the, to the launch window was closing because there's a secondary payload as they call it on the, on the rocket with the cube, sat very small satellites. and they have their batteries that they need for,

you know, for operational purposes. and it was, there was a lot of sunlight though, a lot of unknowns in there. so for a number of reasons and specifically job that geopolitically, it's so hard to not think about what's going on in other parts of the world. when you hear people talking about rockets flying overhead, and then thinking about the aunt, miss rock, it is the same technology really is a huge significance geopolitically as well as technologically of the science and for space travel, everything like that. so yeah, huge. and they will be relieved and been used for something a very different here. a tell us what, how is this going to develop as far as what's expected from the moon? it's being used as a launch pad isn't a to go further into space and, and visit places like math. that is, that's absolutely right. so that, i mean the in the 1st instance is if, if it's possible to get astronaut back on to the moon. and even before that they'll be sort of like robotic experiments. we want to set up

a base on the moon. i'm to see whether there are resources that we can take from the moon, so they'll be an experiment to draw full for ice to see if as ice below the surface . that's of course important because ice means water, we need more to, to live ice means oxygen, we need oxygen to breathe. and then you can build up a base there. but of course, you also want to be able to, well, people in the space community want to be able to travel beyond the moon, to mars. and they're already talking about beyond miles. so into deep, deep space. um, this is all to the years and years and years down the track because we're still, you know, trying to get a rocky off the ground or we just, it's just being done. now. the s ls managed to launch um from florida and bonham. it's, you know, there are some huge ambitious plans out there and why want to do it at the moment people are saying as to science and for discovery and, and, and that sort of thing. but really we are talking about, again, about domination of this new domain. that is, sir, that is space and,

and 50 years after apollo that is choosing successful. and the weather is as pe, significant race going on an ad. there are huge efforts by china and india and many more countries you are absolutely right. i mean the earned china urban has its own ambitions for the moon. and in terms of, you know, that space faces. well, china was the 1st to land on the, the so called m farsighted them in what we, what we call the dark side of the moon, globally, simply because we can't see of it at the far side of the moon, a space station, l, there a huge questions over the future, the international space station, of course, there we have, you know, the so called western countries like america, europe, japan, and then russia. russia's already said it sees no future for the international space station after 2024. so therefore, the date of 20251 year later for artemus 3 to get asked milton to the moon, various earth significant. but you can also see other smaller players, israel,

the u. e. m. many other countries. and as you said, india getting a on the space game at all. see new industries and calls very important for industries on earth, but also just for this sense of domination. it's this is an opportunity to show that you are a big power and can speak in world terms. and so there is that space race undoubtedly at this moment, but america has taken its 1st step to take the lead right now of ago bonnie: thank you very much for putting all that into perspective dw science form a u. s. president donald trump has announced his political come back at his morale argo, a state in florida. the election deny. i told the cheering crowd he is running for president again in 2024. ladies and gentlemen distinguish garrison. my fellow citizens, americans come back, starts right now in order to make america graded laurie's again.

i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president ha. and washington correspondent governor joy was at donald trump's mar logo resort in palm beach, florida for his announcement and gave us her assessment. just as expected, former president donald trump announced that he is going to run for president again in 2024. he speech however, it was and nothing new. he went through the old talking points. we've already heard during his presidential campaign and a different moments. he talked a lot about immigration, a lot about the economic situation and about foreign policy on immigration. he promised that on his stay number one as a president, he would d port all undocumented immigrants who are right now in the united states. he also said that he had completed a wall at the southern border of the united states,

something that is just not true. we have been there and we all know that that will, has not been completed. on the economic side, he promise of the u. s. voters that he will solve the economic problem that he would solve the high inflation, where the united states is at right now. and of the thread of a recession in this country. summing up, it was a speech that lasted a bit over an hour and that it didn't really bring new messages to the voters. it remains now a question mark if the republican party will stick to donald trump as his candidate for the presidential elections in 2024. or if someone else and someone new with more support in the republican party and among the voters, might be the new presidential candidate for the year 2024. it's up to the g o. p. now and a quick reminder of our child stories. poland has put its military on a lot after

a missile strike. russia denies responsibility, us officials raised doubts that the missiles came from russia. i say it may have been named by ukraine to shoot down a russian rope. and now says ottoman one has blasted off for its loot a test flight. no astronauts are on board. the flight is a key step though towards using the moon as a launch pad full for the space exploration eco india is up. next, i'm paid for solon. we'll have mobile use for you next out. ah ah, with

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