if we don't do something, our children won't be able to enjoy fresh air with on d w ah, this is dw, use life from berlin. i miss ali explosion and poland puts the country on a lot to people a day after a broken. it's a village. it, poland border with you cry also calls it a russian made weapon. us officials raised down as to whether it was launched from

bratia after 2 aborted attempts and a delay masses out of us. one blasts off or it's learn a test flight 3, to what most was it? no answer. no, it's from board, but it's a key step towards using the moon as a bunch of handful for the space exploration. ah, i've been for sewland good to have you with us nato ambassadors holding an emergency meeting to discuss a deadly blast from a missile that hit a polish village near the border with you cry. initial us findings suggest the missile, which kill 2 people, was fired by ukrainian forces in an attempt to shoot down an incoming rush, rushed me saw poland, which is and i remember has put military units on alert. president biden, who's in indonesia at the g. 20 summit has pledged his support for poland

investigation. hang on to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. our empathy sibley results, apparently 2 people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step. as we investigate and proceed. i saw michael in the mind that it was fired from russia, but we'll, we'll see was on likely in bali members of the g. 7, nato and european union have held emergency talks. brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena is also there and told us more about that. currently, u. s. president and biden brief debt the outer leaders on his conversation with the polish and president and nato secretary general stoughton burke. and according to some sources there for the 1st time, he suggested dads, the messiah that he,

a village in poland, was apparently, according to the 1st preliminary information and anti aircraft, messiah fired by the ukrainian forces to intercept a russian records. and then as we just heard, he's sort of suggested to that again, talking to reporters, saying that it is unlikely that the messiah was fired by the russian army. what about the reaction from all the global leaders there? well we heard from the german chancellor, all our sholtes spoke here with reporters condemning the incident and also expressing his condolences. he spoke with a polish or prim frame, 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 shall, michelle,

as said that he was so shocked about what happens and in their, in their statement after this close door meeting here, g 7 and, and nato leaders said that they are standing full solidarity with poland. and they were ready to provide any assistance needed to find out what really happened. and could you tell us what's been mentioned to b, g, 20 leaders declaration that snobby approved of herself? well, i think it, sir, of quite telling that we have for 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 sent another thank you very much for bringing this up today. there are bali, the g 20 summit if you from ukraine let's kosovo to al, corresponded down for the sholtes joint just from keith. what's the reaction been from ukraine? well, ukrainian presidents zalinski once again calls for

a quick reaction to the incidence and poland when he addressed the g. 20 leaders for a 2nd time during the night here has already called the incident significant escalation. but as you know, western countries have been very cautious at the moment. and so president biden has stressed that there are indications that the missile was not launched by the russians. and with that we have to wait for the outcome of the investigation. and so the foreign minister of ukraine, equilla, he seems to accept the u. s. position. he is quoted by saying that it is really too early for any comments and that we have to wait for the further outcomes of the investigation. and this is also what i hear in on the streets here in ukraine. we just have to be patient and to wait for for the effect to evolve. but john phillip

wide zalinski calling a such a significant escalation when it could well be ukrainian launched may solve its fallen in poland, trying to fend off a russian rocket. i think because it's so once again, no matter what is behind it, that there is a significant threat for neighboring countries. and so we have seen this on many incidences before i it's it's, it's not really the time to speculate, but it is obvious that ukraine is hoping for more western support. and of course it also helps their cause. when western countries feel the threat more immediately that they have been feeling here in ukraine for the last 9 months, it is also reflected by remarks or from the ukrainian defense minister. he, once again, i asked for a no fly zone and argued it's in the direct interest of the nato

neighbors. but like i said before, it's really too early to speculate about anything about any agenda or strategy. we just have to patiently wait for the outcome of the ongoing investigation. it certainly does throw this bond my back on this war, and ukraine. young fellow shall. thank you very much. in other youth, 50 years after the apollo luna mission, nasa has finally launched its you moon rocket art, us 321 booster st. ignition and left off of out of his one we rog and lifted up from cape canaveral the attendance lady said it's orient caps. she'll around the moon and back for now without astronauts technical problems and postponing the launch several times. the ottomans one rocket is the most powerful ever built. it brings the u. s. a step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon to names to do by 2025. sophia bonnie is with dw

science little earlier i asked him, what a relief is must be for nasa. now that ottoman was finally bound for the moon 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 that american rockets also with european built a service module. it'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, there are 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 you have the science and for space travel, everything like that. so yeah, huge. and they will be relieved and being used for something a very different here. but tell us, 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 here's a places like math. that is, that's absolutely right. so the middle of the, in the 1st instance is if, if it's possible to get astronauts 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, and so they'll be an experiment to draw full for ice to see if as ice below the surface. that's a cause 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, while 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 7 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 a from florida and bottom it's, you know, there are some huge ambitious plans out there and why want to do it at the moment people are saying it's a science for discovery and, and, and that sort of thing. but really we are talking about again about the domination

of this new domain. that is, sir, that is space and and 50 years after apollo, that is choosing successful africa. bonnie: thank you very much for putting all that into perspective d. w science and i'm for some other stories making use from around the world. police in bolivia, use tear gas to dispose crowns out the protests in the country's largest city turned violent. or just as in santa cruz, were demanding that the government move forward on a long delayed census opposition group. say that done, it would give them more seats in congress and more save resources. protesters have clashed with police during a st. jude rally in the to lane capital santiago, demonstrators through molotov cocktails and bronx and police and locked traffic by barricading a street. police used water cannon to disperse the group. the man accused of attacking the husband of us house of representatives. speaker, nancy pelosi has reportedly pleaded not guilty in court. the canadian man allegedly

assaulted all policy with a hammer. after breaking into the couples home in san francisco. he's facing assault and attempting kidnapping charges for you. as president, donald trump has announced his political come back at his mar. lager was state in florida. the election deny had told a cheering crowd. he's running for president again in 2024. ladies and gentlemen distinguish gas and my fellow citizens, americans come back, starts right now in order to make america great. a glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president washington correspondent company note your boy was at donald trump's mar luxury 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 some one else in some one knew 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 w use up next hour documentary on the phenomenon of op napping holding precious walks hostage, i made visible, and uncooked for kenneth will have more use for the next hour. oh, dear natural spectacle improves the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem ah.