and young people clearly have the solution, the future, a 77 percent every weekend on d w ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is the w news coming to live in from berlin. a fresh barrage of russian asked, strikes, hits you cried. at least 3 explosions are reported to obstruct the capital key. what are the targets include?

the hall heave and odessa regions leading some areas completely without power. also coming up with nationwide anti government protests building up in iran, the niece of the supreme leader has condemned the regime. she is one of thousands of protesters into tension. and more than a dozen people are killed in a landslide at a camp ground in malaysia will go their lives for the latest. from our correspondent and a giant aquarium bursts and central berlin releasing 1000000 liters of water and devastating the lobby of a downtown hotel. the huge tank had been home to 1500 tropical fish. ah, i many people began and thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian authorities say russia has launched another major missile attack on energy facilities and

infrastructure. witnesses cited by reuters news agency said at least 3 explosions struck the capital keys. are the targets include the hall keys and death? the regions and ukraine's rail operator says a number of lines have been left without power. relate to strikes, come as ukrainian military and civilian lead as a warning that the kremlin is preparing for a new wide scale offensive as early as january ukrainian infrastructure is coming on. the almost daily russian bombardments this among the latest attacks with real kit severely damaging a warehouse in the northeast in city of hog, keith prompting the city man to urge residence to stay in shelters investigated. the war crime prosecutors on site soon after to inspect damage and collect evidence us is just the of selves. russia conduct strikes on civilian infrastructure. as you

see the warehouse was completely empty. there was no connection to the military whatsoever. not as oliver is called the maya in southern ukraine, and the liberated city of her son, emergency teams do their best to tackle a fire after more shelling, according to officials here, the city is now completely without power. for those who remain life is a daily struggle. after nearly 10 months of war, the un high commissioner for human rights is now wanting that more strikes could lead to a further serious deterioration in the humanitarian situation. mrs. strikes on civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities, and hydro, electric power stations. i exposing millions of civilians, especially persons in situations of vulnerability to extreme hardship. during the winter months. over $10000000.00 consumers are facing cuts in electricity, and millions are cut off from

a regular supply of water. and russia has rejected a proposal of a christmas truce with pro moscow officials in the occupied city of don't acts blaming ukraine for this attack. an apartment building and a hospital among the buildings damaged in the shelling. a senior ukrainian military general now says russia is digging in for a long war in ukraine and still wants to conquer the entire country. grimly considering the kremlin, realizes that in the short term, it's impossible to achieve victory in the war. no more. lu, i'm with us. it's seeking to turn the conflict into a prolonged armed confrontation aimed at exhausting ukraine and our partners. there were now concerns that any new russian assaults could come from neighboring bella roofs, whose armed forces continue to hold combat readiness drills close to its border

with ukraine. dw correspondent, knick conley is in keys, and i asked him a little earlier about these latest attacks on the ukrainian capsule while it definitely was allowed a morning than we've seen for quite some time. there be a smaller drone. it acts in recent days, but this was bigger. we definitely heard the anti missile air defense systems working, some pretty loud bangs, not hugely far away from us, of the cave as the capitol is better protected than most other places in this country. and there is a sense that this is a comparatively safe place to be. there's problems with power across the country. some of that is down to preventative blackouts. the authorities say that it's basically better for the equipment if they switch it off themselves rather than stuff being kind of falling off or as the attacks come in and every happening in a kind of chaotic manner. same goes to wardrobe. so see, that's dependent on electricity for pumps, but there is normal life going on, even though the air raid continues. there are people out there cause going about their business. the metro might be stopped, but people just, you know,

swap into bus buses or into their cars, into texas am. and there is a kind of growing sense here that even though you, ukraine, is getting a lot better at knocking these russian miss out of the sky. we've heard kind of talk of 3 quarters being intercepted basically there just aren't enough emissions to these antiaircraft anti missile systems in europe in your, in the world to carry on doing this. and definitely in this growing talk, the need to basically continue attacking the basis from which those russian attacks are launched. and also to do more to win for sanctions to prevent russia building more of these missiles. but it does seem that even since the beginning of this war in february western components, western chips, west electronics are still getting through. nick, well, how to leave it last. that's nick connelly, reporting from keith. iran has condemned the european union for imposing new sanctions over its response to anti government protests. the you announced measures targeting iran state broadcaster, it's army chief revolutionary guards commanders. and and iranian cleric,

protests of swept iran since the death on september, the 16th of a young iranian kurdish woman in police custody. our courts in iran have sentenced 11 people to death in connection with the ensuing protests. the 1st 2 people were executed in the past week. more than 18000 arabians have been arrested. including close members of the family of hyatt, ali, ayatollah her men. i. now his niece is one of the supreme leaders, sharpest critics. ah, it's difficult to get a full picture of life in iran right now, but when a video is published, the eyes of the world are on it. not since the islam revolution have the iranian people made their voices heard so loud and clearly and at such great risk to their lives. ah, hawkins, i'm on on with among the fiercest critics, the supreme leaders own nice varied emerald cammie has spoken out harshly against her uncle,

and called on foreign governments to cut all ties with to iran. regime is the for draw a is on her yours or the that you know, the most free people be with us and support us though that your government stop supporting this murderous and child killing regime on dangerous words in the islamic republic. or whether she was arrested for, for a day more at cammie is currently in jail and iran, where according to her lawyer, she'll spend the next 3 years opposition to the supreme leader runs in the family. faraday, murat cammies late father was a prominent critic of the iranian regime. her brother is an activist living and excel in france. this branch of the i a toys family, doesn't want anything to do with his hard line, religious policies, or his crack down on dissent. ah, the unrest in iran has been going on for 3 months,

and the rage on the streets has only increased in this video, people in tehran can be heard, chanting, i'll kill who ever killed my brother and death to the dictator after man was executed for his role and the protest. oh, it's tiny glimpses into iranian life like this one that show that the ultimate determined isn't enough to silence the iranian people. all the ayatollahs own family. as we just heard the nice thereon supreme leader is one of his harsh his critics. and so as her brother activists mot mood more, i'd, connie has lived in paris for more than 20 years. he was the one who published her video message to the world. oh, had connie sat down for an exclusive interview with the dollies farsi department, and he told us what makes these last 3 months of protests. so important. monday i'm going to open and how to generate

a use of iran that i have now realized that what this regime said about the former regime was a lie. you don't, you know, they have told many lies and now they are lying about their daily routines. and the needle and along with the about the economy as you were there is about everything to do and of course about political issues. and then one of the rules, my legal dis, they killed people in the street, is not that more than me. and then they say those people had a stroke and died on her that the only question you know, this one sicker than more than alright, i believe that we can now speak to a guy in a he is the founder of the center for human rights in iran and he is joining us now from new york. welcome to d. w. we heard the ayatollahs own nephew, the saying that the people of iran are no longer afraid of the regime. would you

say that that is true? absolutely, and i think that is the message that the international community need to hear that this movement, the protests are absolutely different than previous ones. of course, they are related, but they have entered a new stage and we need to really have new policies in this regard. we know that already 2 people have faced the death penalty in the last week. is that something the do you think will deter people from taking to the streets and continuing this protest movement? well, they're trying, they're very much trying. that is the ultimate goal of the q sion. but let's also note that over 480 people already been killed on the job in front of the protesting population including the children. and it may are short term

for a day or 2 cause a lot of intimidation, but i think the way of approaches will come rolling back. and i just want to emphasize that particular european union needs to be prepared to have different policies than just imposing sanction. you mentioned the children who have been caught up in this now we are hearing, but children are among those who've been arrested who are being held as political prisoners. what else can you tell us about that? indeed, we know there are, we're not sure of the total number. what we know that there are, i live over 800000 people in general, been detained over 3 months, around 10000 of them, remaining prison, and hundreds of them are children under the age of 18. and there's lot of concern for them. i want to go back also to what you was saying about the european union. do you think that the new sanctions imposed on the islamic republic by the you will help and,

and does the regime into iran actually even care about its image on the world stage? exactly. look, the sanctions are necessary but not sufficient. they should continue as needed, but they cannot become the core of the policy. what we really need now is the very strong message that is tangible to iranian government. and i highly recommend that the european union as well as other countries weekend monsters in iran should be pulling out there and bastard or intend together back to their capital and demand the moratorium, the media moratorium on capital punishment before their master go back and to constantly call on iranian ambassador in europe daily to foreign ministry and register protest dot concerns. and furthermore, there should be

a very strong will to take the case from iran selling drunk to russia in violation of security council resolutions to the security council. and together with the violence against women and children are all causes that should be the start of security council. had a g m, the founder and executive director of the center of human rights in iran. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. thank you for okay, we're going to take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. japan has unveiled plans for the biggest military build up since world war 2. the government will double defense spending, bringing it out to the nato standard of 2 percent of g. d. p 100 pounds. move away from a self defense. suddenly stumps comes as it seeks the counter regional threats. and at least 7 more people have died and clashes between peruse,

military and supporters of the ousted president pedro castillo. a press protest broke out after a court extended custio's pre trial detention to 18 months. castillo was removed from office and arrested just last week on charges of rebellion. and what his supporters say was a legislative coo and the u. has warned that twitter could be sanctioned, under new legislation, to protect media freedoms. the warning comes off to the social media platform suspended the accounts of several journalists. without explanation, the reporters affected had all posted about twitters new owner, ellen mask. he appeared to accuse journalists of sharing real time information about his whereabouts. all right, i'll start with a quote here, just chaos total devastation and lots of dead fish. and that is how one guest of the radisson blue hotel and central berlin describe the situation after

a huge aquarium that you can see behind me here in the hotel lobby. burst early on friday morning, about 300 guests were evacuated from the hotel. 2 people were injured by flying, shards of glass and some 1500 tropical fish died. now the course of the incident is still being investigated. this giant equation in a hotel was home to around 1500 tropical fish and a popular destination among tourists. the guests at the hotel walk up friday morning to the sound of a low bank that leverage graham had shattered it sounded almost like a firework, but the hotel actually shook inside. ugh, i, i could describe it as a and i jolted out of bed and turned around and i didn't see any

movements. i didn't know what the heck was going on. the dog with 1000000 liters of water shot to quickly left him after not going to start a large cylindrical tank in the building behind him burst. lloyd to plus, there was a mass of water leakage buffer, which also caused damage to the building. didn't avoid the pressure and debris from the beating. flying into the st. rescue teams arrived and hotel guests were evacuated low on foot when we heard a loud bang at about 5 or 6, but didn't think anything of it at the time. being a little while later we got out of the room and looked down. oh my god, all the elevators went down and the lobby was completely destroyed. due to the prep clique, a large number of fish couldn't be thieved. the elevator right?

with views of the tank is now only amenity and the more on this we can talk now to is angela. these are, she's a german lawmaker who was staying in the hotel when the aquarium birth. thanks so much for joining us here on d. w. can you describe a for us what it was like to be in the hotel when the aquarium bust that actually i was not really aware what has happened because i am i heard a loud bang or when during i was still asleep. and then i added that the whole building was trembling and i thought it, sir, it's more earthquake or something and i just, i will stare. i was listening but nothing else. it was large silence. nobody screamed and so on. and, and i said, oh, maybe to bed dream or something. and actually i fell back to sleep. and when my alarm was running, half an hour later, i looked out of her, my window. and then i saw there were

a lot of firefighters and police who blocked the main roads and then i said, okay, maybe there was something. and then we started to look in the internet or to look into television. and deborah, already the message that there was 30 aquarium who burst and so i tried to reach the lobby, but the telephone was out of all but her and her. yeah. actually there was no lobby anymore. that's what i saw a little bit later. and i decided to, to dress up to, to get my, my luggage and, and to try to get out of the hotel. and i was just in front of my door. and then 3 men tried, 3 fire fighters came in by main key and they said okay, you have to get out of here. we're evacuating the total and how are you going. ready out, i mean, were you able to sort of then go the winode the normal way alice or did you have to sort of climb out of the fire escape? exactly. when we took the fire escape the stairway, sir,

followed by the fire right us and in the main lobby on the ground floor, there was water. i'm to learn the angle. there was a lot of spat sheesh herbs party protein or really are in between the decree. i want to ask you about the 3 bears. there were 1500 fish in that tank weren't there. so, i mean with a, with a lying around, did they, did they, were they washed away? i mean, what did it look like? it actually did your lighting around there. and it was stuck in between the debris or the nice parrot, a large warrants, and that it's really a pity retina. i remember what it was, such a nice image, show you to have this aquarium in the middle of this hotel. and now you see it's, it's a crazy sauce them. some of these are thank you so much for describing to us what it was like when that huge aquarium exploded in the hotel that you. mustang thanks,

thanks for speaking to us. you're welcome. okay, from berlin to malaysia, where at least 18 people have been killed in a landslide. now authorities say the landslide has a camp ground, some 50 kilometers north of the capitol kuala lumpur. dozens of people have been pulled from the mud. rescue crews are continuing to search for people on, accounted for, and feared buried. officials saying that all camp sites near hill sides and rivers are being temporarily closed to assess their safety. during the current monsoon season, and journalists, dave greenbaum joins us now from grow tongue jaya in malaysia. hi there, dave. what's the latest on the rescue efforts? what can you tell us? well, it's gotten tougher now because we're looking at night time here and i spoken to some of the rescue workers. there's about $400.00 of them on the site. and they talk about being in waist deep mud. ah, there's also spots where there's a lot of rocks. they've got an excavator on site,

they've also been trying to chip away that rock desperately trying to find if the see there's any survivors right now. there are 14 people missing and the death hole has climb to 19 and just underscoring. the strategy struck this tragedy here. 2 of the victims, they found their bodies in a hugged position, embracing each other as if they were hugging. they believe this may have been a mother and daughter, and that's the thing. this is vacation time here. schools are out. so it would be very common for families to come up here this time of year and do things like camping qualify for the country's biggest city is roughly 90 minutes away. so families would come up here to enjoy this mountain air. and now a tragedy like this happening, another thing to bring out this campsite authorities of said it did not have the licensing to be a campsite. so the question now is, are we could see criminal charges coming. but on top of that, how long has it been operating on as a campsite? should this have been caught earlier?

those are some other things that we've got to get the answers to year. but of course, the immediate thing going on right now is trying to find the missing. there's 14 people missing and everybody hoping and praying that they can be found alive. dave groom them in malaysia, thanks so much for the update. now the men's world football world cup will be coming to an end this sunday with argentina and france facing off in the final our sports correspondent danya barcelona, has spent the last 4 weeks and guitar covering the tournament. she's actually a professional footballer herself and she sent us this dispatch about how this particular will camp will be remembered as the world cup and guitar comes to a close. i can't help but look back on what was in many way the most unique world cup to be the. it was a world cup of 1st the 1st to be held in the middle of most domestic football

season. the 1st to be held in the air world, a place where i found a deep level football we own unique traditions. the 1st world caught that's on african and eric nation, make it to the semi finals. mom was not oh move. ronko gave us some of the most emotional moments of the tournament from on the pic, upsetting football giants to off of it were air can i did to create a thunder atmosphere. it was also a world cup of last. as this edition will see, the curtains closed on the illustrious world cup careers of football, legends like little messy lucas aldridge and christiana, rinaldo players who forever change. the way i look at football on the pitch, there were sick tackler, football moments, big victories and shock. defeat being in the stadium to saudi arabia's upset over argentine not give me a whole new perception of football fan as i thought the stadium shake from the saudi celebrations as a professional football player myself watching the ease with which brazil play or how bob

a can change the game in an instant was inspiring. i feel privileged to witness the magic of lino messy and feel 1st, have the ability, he has to galvanize a nation that rally behind him religiously. as he tries to end the debate over who is the greatest football player of all the argentine fans bring a whole new meaning because football, passion, the world cup filled with controversy, which often saw football take a backseat to more important topic. freedom of speech, human rights and equality for all should be non negotiable, but at times it felt like the values were up for sale to the highest bidder. and often less players in fair position in could tar. i felt safe to walk around alone as a woman. a sentiment was echoed by many female football fans. i spoke to who got to experience stadiums for the 1st time in their lives without fear. even though there were many negative to me, there were also so many positive,

both on and off the pitch. and most importantly, football still has the power to trance and language and culture and bring people together. alright, let's talk about brazil, which might have had a poor football world cup, but that play is continued to attract. europe's biggest clubs, real madrid have signed a teenager, prodigy andric from brazilian side. my rough for reported 60 to 70000000 euros. he's just 16. and rick is the team, the youngest of a starter, and he won a championship with them earlier this year. he will stay with myra before heading to madrid when he turn 18. so young is a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you today. ukraine has been hit by a fresh barrage at russian as strikes the latest bombardments come as ukrainian military lead is one that moscow is preparing for

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