we still have time to act on going on with his subscriber all morning, like ah ah, this is a d, w. news live from berlin, nato, and voice, or say they believe tuesdays miss al explosion and poland was unintentional. i say ukraine most likely fired the missile in self defense, trying to repel a massive russian hill drive across the country. also coming up as the g 20 summit comes to a close,

mostly does condemn russia's war in ukraine. and one of the conflict effect on the white a wound cluster clock is ticking, fidela gets in egypt to come to an agreement on climate goals. they use climate chief says there is still a long way to go for a deal can be reached. ah, i'm anthony, how it's good to have you with us now on poland have said a missile that struck polish territory on tuesday was likely fired by ukraine. in self defense, 2 people were killed when the miss al exploded in a village near poland border with you cry. the incident came on the same day. russia bombarded ukraine with scores of miss arts targeting cities and infrastructure across the country. in these fields near the ukrainian border,

the search for answers continues. it was here that a missile came down on tuesday, killing 2 and sparking fears that the worn ukraine might escalate into a wider conflicts. had this been an intentional attack on nato member, poland. a could have triggered a military response by the alliance by analysis of these fragments, let war so to conclude, that the message was not launched by russia who appears to be shahrokhi thought he was probably an es 300 rocket made in the soviet union. an old rocket and there is no evidence that it was launched by the bush inside. it is highly probable. it was fired by ukrainian anti aircraft offences. and unfortunately fell on our wits heavy tree. russia on tuesday launched dozens of crews my southern drones at civilian targets in ukraine as president putin sheets to compensate for battlefield defeats with tara leecock ukrainian president vladimir the lensky deny that

a ukrainian air defense missile had gone. of course, he called for his own investigators to be granted access to the site drains. couple ukrainian position is very clear. we strive to establish all the details or every fact. that is why we need our specialists to join the international investigation and to get access to all the data available to our partners. and to his sight of the explosion, mika, we will, in his remarks, the incident has not weakened the resolve of ukraine's key ally the united states. and we, the united states, are determined to continue to support ukraine with the means to defend themselves. for as long as it takes, but the end of the day, ukraine will retain, will remain a free and independent country, but its territory intact. with nato unlikely to join the fight,

ukraine will need all the material support it can get. and with poland and nato saying that this was not a direct attack, but an accident is this now the end of it? i asked that question of my who commit just state department russia, ukraine analyst during the a bama 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 confusing messaging from, from ukraine and from president zalinski who continue continue not quite to accept this version of it as a ukrainian myself. but i think that to 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 the point just a little bit my, what do you, my can president 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 going to mentally damage bias. this ukraine has a very rapid response and spray adaptions lensky has been adapted using social media, and that's 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 $4.00 to $4.00 is a blip. and a real test of nerves, i guess, for russia, the united states crime, nato old stakeholders, really in a situation that could have escalated. how did all these parties fear? when you reviewed the last 24 hours, i think very well it me, in a way be fortunate that there were so many leaders and 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 pattern, if this war is but a little 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 had been established as an accident, if that's possible to establish that, you know, you could keep situation under control of it. even that would be difficult. of course, an intentional attack on calling could spend the entire region much closer, much closer to, to worm in so far, russia has been scrupulous about not crossing over into internet or 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 think colin 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 rather me. well, the missile bossed in poland also sparked concern at the g. 20 summit in bali, indonesia latest that i called for an investigation into what happened. the group of the 20 leading economies ended this summer on wednesday with a joint declaration also saying that most members strongly can name the war in new crime. also born that the conflict is making in already already delicate world economy. worse, the declaration was adopted unanimously, which means that russia also signed off on back in september,

ukraine launched a successful counter offensive to drive russian forces out of nearly all of the country east in hockey province. but in many areas, locals are still struggling to put their lives back together after russian occupation. they w mathias bellinger reports from the city of cookies. that's the difficult few steps for natalia bush gone. she spent nearly a month locked in this police station in her hometown of cooper. when the russians were in charge. it's the 1st time she's been back wash got hot. it's hard to remember this, but i'm ok. no marble. early in the occupation, she attended appro ukrainian rally. she says she was not tortured, but that she heard the cries of other prisoners in another room. thus above the throne, i wasn't afraid for myself is this kind of fear passes. you understand. a

bull throws logic, but i was afraid for the young guys who were tortured there. i was afraid they might kill them just for being ukrainians. knew the just for that on the postal grain. sis didn't get that. this is what coupons looks like despite the mere handing the town over on the 1st day of the war. it's been a fight for the ukrainians to take it back. and since they did in september, russian shelling has been relentless. you were like oh, natalia is the director of avoiding school for disabled children and the war started . she and fellow teachers saw the children go to their families and took in people fleeing near by fighting. they did their best to prepare for occupation. oh, this is where we had all the ukrainian symbols. oh yes, my country,

the country of my ancestors maria, go my i think it laid found this that they would have immediately you and these are the children's metals, natalia and the few colleagues who remain are trying to patch up the school. the shell hid the yard, most of the windows are broken, but she is putting the ukraine symbols back up and she's determined to resume teaching, at least online. one up a wind up, right? so what, let the can to school has to work for these kids via the military administration says that education will start as soon as we have internet again, go live another protein government. meanwhile the amos to keep the winter out and clear up the west of the miss. only 8 of the 49 teachers as to the round locals, which in to come

in, girls get inside quickly. just leave everything to have a long way to go. but they're looking to the future. okay, time to take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. ukrainian crews are working to clean land mines in the hair, san region, head of repairs to power and water supply networks. the mining officer said they had found weapons including andy tank, mine's missiles and cluster bumps. interior ministry said it could take up to 7 years to clear. you kind of mind republican party has garnered enough seats 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 joe biden's agenda for the final 2 years of his term. but democrats still

control the sent around state media is reporting that a further 3 people will face the death penalty following weeks of protest against against the government. thousands have been arrested after demonstration, sparked by the death of a young woman arrested for wearing her. he job improperly. first, death sentence was announced earlier this week. now the cop $27.00 climate summit in egypt where the clock is taking for delegates to reach an agreement on common goals. one of the sticking points is compensation for nations that are most vulnerable to climate change. they w political correspondent, julia sal deli, sent us. this assessment. negotiators here in sharm will 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 a months said that negotiators still have a while to go before they reach an agreement. the 2nd point seems to be the issue of loss and damage. the idea that rich countries that have contributed the most the 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 the small, some 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 show that don forbid the mistakes of the past when you feel that 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 developing countries are asking for. for the moment, reaching agreement does not seem to be in sight. julia sal delhi in egypt there will on their way to the world cup and guitar. germany travel to nearby oman to play a friendly against their hosts on wednesday, after id, minutes of germany dominating but not finding the nit. nicholas food crook broke the deadlock and secured a one mill victory in the process. gemini kick off. they woke up campaign against japan next wednesday. now before we go, a reminder of our top story this ella night, oh, in poland. say russia base ultimate responsibility for tuesday,

cheese dice. miss alt explosion in poland. killed 2 people. the missile was likely 5 by ukraine to defend against 8th, a russian on bath with. that's it for now you're up to date up next is the doc film looking at your dependents of coal, oil and gas inputs. i'm anthony howard in berlin for me and the teen here. have a good day wherever you're watching. ah! oh, rare natural spectacle improved the world. the return of the spiky yellow with louse will ensure the survival of the entire ecosystem. one of the many success stories from a past.