home and usually sense the channels play out. well, i was the only line i was super lucky. music under the swastika starts november 19th on d. w. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin, nato and warsaw say cheese days. miss al, explosion in poland appears to have been unintentional. i say ye crane most likely 5. the missile in self defense trying to repel a massive brushing, a strike across the country. also coming up at the g 20 summit,

most leaders condemned russia's war in ukraine. and warn against threats to use nuclear weapons, plus $3.00 to $1.00 boosters english and left off before this one we rise together back to the boon and yon of the 2 afforded attempts and the delay masses ottoman one rocket blasts off on it's a luna test fly a 1st step towards putting astronauts back on the ah a math anyhow. it's good to have it with us. night on poland had said a missile, but struck polish territory on tuesday, was likely fired by gig, crying in self defense. 2 people were killed when the miss al exploded in a village near poland. border with you. crime incident came on the same day brush,

a bon bonded duke friend with scores of miss arts targeting cities and infrastructure across the country. mangled farm vehicles lie in the huge crater caused by tuesday, blast a long way from the front lines of rushes, invasion of ukraine. this conflict now arriving at a grain factory just 3 miles across poland border. to day investigators combed the wreckage with poles weary of wants to come through you throwing up. i'm not a little wait, calmly, statistically speaking, it probably had to happen at some point. we as i simply so close to ukraine, so that as you to observe, to come out of the room that i'm waiting to see what happens next, how the state reacts, i'm trying not to succumb to fear. i'm waiting for more information, but it's unsettling to the program for the explosion hedges. russia launched

a massive wave of rocket attacks across ukraine, but poland, leaders say they went, the target, it's up sort of thing. it's shift because we also support slightly, no indication that it was a direct attack on poland. so the fact that polish territory was hit with the rock . it was not a result of intentional actions. poland was not a target for the rocket. so in fact, poland was not attacked researchers out there near booth or archive them up all script. nato has also been quick to de escalate the situation cautiously. an attack on one of its members would signal a major shift and brushes war. oh is chandra lou wolf more include cold or hear from me far fired to the biggest version new far but let me clear this lot. you agree full

for bears. all of them are in continuous legal war. maybe for an unfortunate accident this time, but a real 3 says the conflict continues on poland. still steve though with poland and nato saying that this was not a direct attack. bought an accident. is this now the end of it? i asked michael kim, it's a state to palm and russia. ukraine analyst during the obama administration, who is now a history professor at the catholic university of america. i think so. it's hard to imagine that it gets any worse from here. this been a bit of confusing messaging from, from ukraine and from president zelinski who continued. it continues not quite to accept this version of it as a ukranian myself. but i think that too, will said, pretty, pretty quickly it's, it's an effect. good news that things have worked out as they have. so let's drill down on that. i think, to the point just a little bit my, what do you,

my can president's lensky statements regarding the situation 1st accusing russia then denying it was a ukrainian launched hardware. and now, requesting all available data. how has he come out of this situation? well, he's not mentally damaged by this. ukraine has a very rapid response. it's very adept and zalinski is very adapted using social media and that sort of ukraine. so well for merchant mustered much of the war, and in almost every moment you have, you're creating far ahead of russia in terms of the media narrative. i think here there is a slight price for being as quick as they were yesterday evening with their quick response to the news, but it's a blip, really, to say, for the blip and a real test of nerves. i guess for russia, the united states crime, nitro old stakeholders, really in a situation that could have escalated. how did all these parties fair when you review the last 24 hours?

i think very well at me in a way be fortunate that there were so many leaders in bali for the g 20 because i think they were able to coordinate their message. certainly, poland was very measured and cautious and followed the evidence. and that it seemed to be walking pretty closely with the united states. so, you know, it's a good test case going forward not to overreact and not to over interpret. and given the powder case, if this war is for the whole region, it's a lesson that's going to have to be seriously internalized at big the question, what if a russian missile would have hit poland? what do you think would happen knowing what we now know? well, i think if it hadn't been established as an accidental, that's possible to establish it. you know, you could keep situation under control over even that would be difficult. of course . and intentional attack on calling could spend the entire region much closer,

much closer to, to work in so far, russia has been scrupulous about not crossing over into, into our territory. so the fear is there on the russian barn and you know, god knows they would not benefit from biting the war. they're struggling enough as it is. but accident could of course, play a big role. it would be quite dangerous. i didn't call and would be obligated to respond even to an unintentional russian attack. great to tap into your knowledge and experience professor michael kim. it's thanks so much. thank you for having me . let miss all blast in poland also spot concern at the g. 20 summit in bali, indonesia, latest that i called for an investigation into what happened the group of 20 lading economies ended. they summit on wednesday with a joint declaration saying that most members strongly condemn the war in ukraine. also born that the conflict is making an already delicate world economy. worse, the declaration was adopted unanimously,

which means that russia also signed off on time to take a look. now some of the other stories making news around the world, and he is running crews are working to clean land mines in the have san region to head to pay is to power and water supply networks. the mining officers said they had found weapons, including anti tank mines missiles and cluster bombs. interior ministry said it could take up to 7 years. to clear you frame of mind. ramstein media is reporting that a further 3 people will face the death penalty. following weeks of protests against the government, thousands have been arrested after demonstration spot by the death of a young woman arrested. but wearing her hija improperly. first sentence was announced earlier this week. you as media say, the republican party has gone it enough states to take control of the house of

representatives following last week's mid term elections. it would give the republicans considerable power to oppose. president jo biden's agenda for the final 2 years of his term. democrats still control the sin now the cup 27 climate summit in egypt where the clock is ticking for delegates to reach an agreement on common goals. one of the sticking points is compensation for nations that are most most vulnerable to climate change. they doubly political correspondent, julia saw deli, sent us. this assessment. negotiators here and shamal shake are working against the clock to try to reach an agreement before the scheduled and of course on friday. but the piece of negotiation seems to be slower compared to previous climate conferences that use top climate official scans. tim amans said that negotiators still have a while to go before they reach an agreement. the sticking point seems to be the

issue of loss and damage. the idea that rich countries that have contributed the most a global warming should financially compensate developing countries that are historically low emitters, but that are bearing the brunt of the worst consequences of climate change is low enough. i believe the important thing is that with this lawson damage finance and help 1st and foremost, those who are suffering most from the climate crisis and cannot bed that damage and losses alone. that's why we companionship with the creation of new font and instruments and to ensure that we dont forbid the mistakes of the past 20 you feel are the effect gang hides one developing countries together with china. one, the agreement here at cop to contain a loss and damage fund, and they want rich countries to contribute with sums in the billions. but the u. s . the you countries and other developed countries are skeptical. they recognize the need for a loss and damage fund, but they are unsure whether creating a new mechanism to manage the fund is

a good idea. and they are hesitant to contribute to the amount of money that the ballot being countries are asking for. for the moment, reaching agreement does not seem to be in sight julia some death in egypt, they will necessarily spice. kraft is on route to the moon. after several delays, the capture was launched into space board the new ottoman rocket. the most powerful ever built. it blasted off 50 years after nasa's last luna mission. it's an unmanned vehicle this time. but brings the u. s. one important step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon by the 2025. 321 boosters, english and left off of artemus one 3rd times a charm for artemus one. now says next generation moon rocket get blasted off from florida after

a series of setbacks. just 2 hours before lift off, a leaky valve was detected, and emergency team was sent into the blas danger zone to repair it, a nerve wracking wait for the engineers. we are tracking the red crew to technicians and a safety representative that have made entry to the launch pad and are currently inside the compartment where the leaky replenish valve is to launches in august and september were cancelled due to technical problems and hurricane but patient has paid off and untrue admission is headed for the moon. nasa says the o'ryan capsule has now separated from the rocket and should soon circle the moon on a 3 week test journey, so called moon akins are on board fitted with sensors to stimulate the conditions

for astronauts. i rather suspect that a lot of people on playing the nurse are going to be tuned in to win. in 2025. we land humans again for the 1st time and a half century. and one of those humans is the 1st woman and the next man, when a real mission will begin to establish a lunar base station as a launch pad to eventually land humans on mars to some sports needs. now and national teams are arriving in qatar for the football world cup this week. with all the superstars getting ready to play. and what could be the next generation of stuff was getting ready in ivory coast. it's thanks to a program run by the sports world governing body safer. together with unesco,

every kick by stood in santa pitch in ivory coast economic capital abbey john is taking place under the watchful eye of trainers from fever. ivory coast is the 1st country in west africa and the 5th on the continent to join the football for schools programs launched in 2019. it incorporates football related activities into education systems. one aim is to keep kids in school while they pursue their football dreams. almost into ball for a k does not so great in school or doesn't want to go. it's a good idea to encourage him on the path of football instead. but there is no assurance of the on the assurance is to go to school. football for schools organizers believe the sport is uniquely positioned to incentivize students to stay in school while making professional grade training available to anyone who wants to play. we'll see, submit to the review here. we are a bit different because our method connects football and education at the same time

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