tv DW News Deutsche Welle January 2, 2023 9:00pm-9:30pm CET
9:00 pm
johnny, our services to be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by from board lou. ah ah. does the states we're near his line from berlin? dozens of restaurants, soldiers killed in one of the deadliest known strikes of the war. in ukraine. the kremlin confirmed the attack on barracks and russian occupying eastern ukraine. keith says it's forces launched, a missile strike. also coming up the world health organization homestead,
9:01 pm
a clear and, and to the cove at $900.00 pandemic this year. despite the sharp rise of infections in china, and brazil says good bye to football legend play striker, his body is lying and his home town stadium. thousands of fans are paying their respects before his funeral. ah, i'm the cough really shower viewers on p b. s and the united states and all around the world. welcome russia's defense ministry has confirmed that 63 of its soldiers have been killed in one of the deadliest known attacks of the war. and ukraine. ukrainian missiles struck in a rush, unoccupied area of the eastern, done and screeching on new year's eve. this footage shows the aftermath of the strike on a barracks, housing russian troops, ukraine's defense forces said they want to strike in
9:02 pm
a rear admission. the kremlin confirmed the debts. russian media have sharply criticized the senior officers involved dw corresponding roman con, to rank o, as in cave. he told us earlier what he knew about the new year's attack in mackie car. well there are still not so many details there. ukrainian central command mentioned that in, in it's a daily bulletin in the evening saying that some 10 russian vehicles, military vehicles were destroyed or damaged but are saying that the casualties number of casualties it is still unknown before the ukrainian. i'm forced to said that up to 400 russian soldiers have been killed. and the russians are saying only $63.00. so there is a huge gap between those figures. and, and what is striking is they very harsh criticism of the no russian, a pro r, proc, pro government or bloggers and pro government commentators in social media. and
9:03 pm
this reminds of the situation in september when the ukrainians. i started a counter offensive in the region of hockey, which was absolutely unexpected for the russians and could regain territory. so on the level of criticism, i'm of the russian military officials who decided and who decided to let those soldiers be accumulated in one place and then be killed. and it is, it is very striking and am some here. and keith also expect now probably a russian retaliation because there were similar incidents in the past. and as the situation is, is still very dynamic here in kiff. yeah. as you talked about that, that discrepancy between the numbers that are being given by the russian defense ministry and the ukrainian force as it is, whatever that number be. the biggest loss of life in a single event that the kremlin is admitted into how is this being received by the ukraine indian absolutely. so it reminds erm.
9:04 pm
erm or it could be or it, it is comparable in some, in some opinions, a to, to a thinking, a big russian ship like that. a mosque ra flagship. on the other hand, the ukranian officials, her arm appear to be down playing. it may be to prevent her further escalation. i'm because it is, it is, it looks like a really big thing, probably much more dad than the russian officials are, are telling the public and am on the other hand, are the ukrainian social networks. of course are rejoicing they are, they are happy because on that night, a russia assert was, was continued to strike ukrainian territory including the capital key of and the night and the night after that as well. so russia is putting more pressure on ukraine and so, so there was joy on the ukrainian side to show that a russians are also suffering. and the grain is just not just taking those russian
9:05 pm
strikes and doing nothing. because as i've said in the couple of days before that the russia was putting more and more pressure on the ukranian civilian inside of infrastructure. yeah. and among several other parts of the country, keith has again come under intense russian attack was the situation now at the moment as we speak, it is relatively calm during the day. it was a warm day about 10 degrees and plus centigrade. and a there was a mixture, you know, of a, a resilience, a kind of a war situation as usual. so people were seemed, at least partially relaxed on the street armed is walking by expecting they are to dr. christmas in a few days. but on the other hand, am during the evening and as the night began, now there is growing tension. there is an expectation of a further ration to tag by drones, iranian drones. and the key of is obviously the most valuable target. so
9:06 pm
there is this grove intention of what could happen at night, and in the coming days, w correspond enrolling country and can keep many things, and stay safe for months now, russia has focused on back not in the eastern don bass region. the city has seen some of the most intense fighting of the war that's been going on for 10 months. now. these images from the ukranian national guard show the results of the russian on slot, went to the fighting is old fashioned trench warfare. a frontline often barely moves at all. shelling is causing heavy losses on both sides as soldiers are pinned down in known locations, medics do everything they can to save lice. d w max sunday, joined and evacuation team on the eastern front. sheeting deaf at high speed. when taking the injured from ukrainian front lines on every sick and counts
9:07 pm
the glare has those could tell me when you put your foot down, andrey, i'm flying around, back here. years will so new they call her call. it means little one. she isn't told, but few can match her combat medic experience. she's working on a soldier who's vehicle was involved in an explosion because like, was this a ricochet. though we hid among the driver through me to the left and i saw everything he was thrown over the top. i had a plugs in under helmerson. i hit my head and i got hit in the chest. oh hello sir. oh, the soldier will most likely fully recover. his driver is dead. his lunch at this and this is for a little while until so we have some other things to take care of it. do you have
9:08 pm
children? why do we leave the 2? 0, and then the set in must be 3 more. he might be in an ambulance on the way to hospital, but his mind is still on the front collision with them. everyone thought that we will break, but in fact we stand and will continue to stand all these rates it only angus is more and makes every one stronger. it's been a grim day. wouldn't those are just give them to day and very difficult day. you get the enemy, the russian aggressor will not come down here, but it was unless he sees the advantages on the al site and fights harder and harder. usa. however, i am desperate because today which unfortunately we had 20. but last 3 of the the live is it isn't the rights of the of the more
9:09 pm
oh, finding the strength to face what is coming out of the bus? what area? oh, for some of the hospitallers voluntary combat, medics. faith is part of the answer. clahar converted to islam while working with muslim volunteers in the field. after hostilities began in 2014, she says she only fears god, but the job takes its talk. that she a bachelor, what i have seen includes deaths and civil. lemme opened heads and stomachs is i put a barrier in front of me so to speak and wasn't there, he is wounded of what i work with him, but silly and if i give up love and how will that help in the me almost. so i hold on to filtering them yet i have 2 nephews at home when i'm exhausted here, bailey, on my feet, and then i have a rotation though. i go home and seeing these nephews and other children fixes everything that can be fixed. give us the new one as
9:10 pm
a could avoid social. what's your lady? she has to return to the frocks, even though it's been quiet for a few days. sunni, rain and low cloud have created poor conditions for artillery and drones. but in the distance cannon fire, the weather has changed and the next evacuation call may just be moments away. now, 10 months into the war, ukraine is hoping more high tech weapons will help turn the tide in its favor this year. and western allies have been holding back some of the sophisticated equipment that keep says it's so urgently needs as the war drags on the ukrainians weapons stalks are running down, give has repeatedly called for the west to help them. apart from the energy aid, of course, ukraine still needs more weapons and ammunition. because the best way to protect our civilians from russian terror is to defeat russia. can germany send more
9:11 pm
military hardware from the start olaf schultz? his answer has been consistent. as the soda sierra community vari, trying to supply weapons are helpful and can be used, found that we have done that in the past. and we will continue to do that to the success of the ukrainian army, show that we have supplied effective weapons, anti tank weapons, anti aircraft weapons, and a lot of ammunition, few monotone elders foster, too good. so far, germany has delivered around 2000000000 euros worth of military equipment. that's only a 10th of the amount committed by the united states. but it is the largest e u contribution among the army sent by berlin iris t long range air defense systems whose value is increased given russia's concentration on air strikes. germany has also st keyed battlefield weapons like mars t rocket launchers and panza help it's
9:12 pm
a 2000 self propelled how it says in both cases, a lack of spare thoughts is cause delays when those systems needed repair. but they have been effective and more have been promised. what ukraine really warms, though, is state of the art heavy tanks like the left to these they say would help when the ground for the german government has so far, refused, pointing out that other nato countries also not provided the most modern tanks. instead, berlin has delivered leopards to nato allies like the supply to check forces in december, part of an exchange deal under which the check sent. soviet designed t 72 tanks to ukraine. evidence, according to the chancellor, that germany is doing its bit give minds. together with the friends and partners, we have resolutely supported ukraine with money, humanitarian agents, and also with a weapons ego. we will continue that support for as long as it is needed. the us
9:13 pm
has now agreed to send ukraine patriot defense systems. some of its most advanced weapons, the german government has offered its patriots to nato member poland, but so far says it cannot spare any for deployment in ukraine. meanwhile, keith continues to ask the west for more of those powerful weapons, much of what it has seems unlikely to make the decisive difference in this war. a former poet benedict is lying and state and the vatican. tens of thousands of warners are expected to pay their final respects before benedict burial. later this week, it will be the 1st people funeral and nearly 2 decades. for 3 days, mourners will have the chance to say good bye to port benedict, italian prime minister, georgia maloney among the 1st to do so. the somber mood inside saint peter's
9:14 pm
basilica, disrupted only by the need to document as crowd sneaked around the vatican, waiting to enter the faithful. coming out. try to sum up the experience. aaron, umbrella, what's your own? it's a beautiful emotion to see the body or even a little transformed by suffering by, but even, and this is the pope gave us an example of faith when i'm with zoning this, it's an indescribable emotion. i was in front of the pope's body. i didn't realize that he was right there. yeah, that it was really heavy. i think i'm in there on sunday, poke francis praised benedict during his new year's day prayer to near montes, hear me going, let us all joined together with one heart and one soul in thanking god for the gift of this faithful servant of the gospel and of the church and he is then addict made
9:15 pm
history in 2013, when he resigned, siting ill health. the 1st point of to do so since the middle ages. he led the church at the height of the clerical child abuse scandal, offering an apology to victims during a visit to australia in 2008. indeed, i am deeply sorry. was it pain and suffering? the victims, haven't you? in his bavarian birthplace, a message to from beyond the grave. a local priest read from benedick spirit shall testimony released posthumously with this unwavering message. state 5th, him stand firm in your faith lot do not be confused. hope benedict will be late to rest on thursday. in a funeral service that is expected to draw thousands on historic occasion that will
9:16 pm
mark the end of an extraordinary euro. which saw to pope's living in the vatican. is a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. thousands gathered in the west bank town of unit for the fuels of 2 palestinians killed and a gun battle with israeli forces. a fire fighter routed one is really security forces arrived to demolish the homes of palestinian gunmen or behind the shooting of an israeli army commander. in september, 2 helicopters have collided mid air in australia's gold coast region. least 4 people were killed and several others are in critical condition. authorities are investigating france has started screening arrivals from china for coven 19. it's the 3rd a new country after italy and spain to introduce mandatory tests. officials say the measures will help identify new variance. american actor jeremy
9:17 pm
renter has been seriously injured and a snowplow accident near his home. he's in a critical but stable condition. a star is known for his role in the mission impossible franchise. and as the super hero hawk eye in the marble franchise, brazil's new president is appointing his new cabinet a day after being sworn in for his 3rd term in office. whose ignacio love is, silva narrowly defeated the out going far right leader. dire bull sanara. and last, october's election run off lula is promising to uphold the law and to rebuild the economy. a new year and a new leader for brazil. as louis ignacio luda da silva returned to the presidency for a 3rd term. in his 1st speech to congress, he pledged to combat deforestation in the amazon and restored trust in the
9:18 pm
countries ecological credentials. some of his full 5 if dilemma we are responsible for most of the amazon and for vast biomes large aquifers. or to posits oil and clean energy sources. we will address these issues with sovereignty and responsibility. we will share these achievements with humanity in a communal way, and never with subordination though. the form a union leader received the presidential sash from representatives of brazilian minority groups. an act normally conducted by the outgoing leader. but jaya boston, i wrote, refuse to perform his last duty or forego a visibly emotional lula hood that made his inaugural address to the nation. speaking to the gathered crowds he pledged to govern for all brazilians. math
9:19 pm
jeremy did is you i want to address those who voted for other candidates, hunted up. i will be the president for 215000000 brazilian men and women and not just for those who voted for me. vogue over. i will govern for every one looking to our bright common future week and not through the rear view mirror and past divisions and intolerance ain't daunted, ocean. following the formalities, lula met foreign leaders and dignitaries, including argentine president, alberto fernandez. king philippe of spain and the german president frank vall, to shy maya it was a day of ceremonial, pomp and celebration. but now luda face is a bulging in tray. of rebuilding environmental credibility,
9:20 pm
tackling soaring gun violence, had reuniting a deeply divided nation and mourners there and brazil. how formed a 2 mile cue to pay their last respects to the football engined, palais. as bonnie is lying in the stadium at santos, the club where he started his career. thousands of fans are filing past philly's coughing in the center of the patch. the brazilian city of santos, which sporting legend pay lay turned into a byword for football. brilliance is bidding good bye to its hero. mourners lined up to see police body in an open casket in the center of the field at the villa bell mural stadium. former teammates and officials were among the 1st to pay their respects. the 3 time work of when that died on thursday at the age of 82. of course we pay tribute to him by being here. we pay tribute to him by asking an
9:21 pm
older federations. now to pay a minute of silence and tribute to play. but we're also going to ask every country in the world to name one of their football stadiums. with the name of philly. thousands of fans gathered on the streets to say a final good bye to the sporting hero. and some of them cued all night too. as to see the coffin, i thought oh, it was must have been philly's important here as something else. and i've been a santos fan since my father took me to a game. i'm only scientist because of my father. and there's no way to separate that from the connection with a layer. it's something i can't describe and it makes me very emotional. she that they mazama paley, arguably, the world's greatest ever player, had been undergoing treatment for cancer on tuesday. a procession carrying police coffee will pass through the streets of santos before he will be light to rest in a private ceremony an hour. correspondingly, clarice is in santa's brazil,
9:22 pm
in front of that very stadium. forest no call. so good to see you and tell us what's the moon, what have people been telling you? oh actually of the 1st thing that obviously springs to your i as this is a very long it goes on, feel maybe even more than one kilometer and it's folded and this endless crowd of people coming. and it's a very tranquil mode. maybe also at some point of a cheerful because people are laughing and singing. they're bringing flowers. i think if you could describe it as something that they're grateful that they had to late this, that, that he's gone. but overall that grateful that they had such a significant football player for the country, which made the country proud. and this is what i feel here today. people are wearing his shirt a number 10, a magic number and football as it appears. and they're just wanting to say that
9:23 pm
last goodbyes before the coffin leaves the stadium sent us football club was hugely important in pallet's life and career and one more into you know, about the city and it's love of football and of course is love for it's a big star. oh, looks like we lost nicole and there, there are a lot of the up there. she had a tim and i sat there and this is where it all started. this is where police basically train for this whole legendary korea. and obviously this makes very strong of bounce with the population here. it's also a hometown his mom this year. i read that this is a citizen of santa, this is where it started. this is where trying to 1st 18 years. and this is way one, lots of world cups for brazil, making the country what it is in football. it's one of the best football team. so
9:24 pm
you should be the national of the brazilian. and i, yeah, i think this is pretty much the connection, but we have your incentives and you can feel it everywhere. actually, football is big thing here, and i think it's because of the late. now, what happens next regarding play after this 24 hour awake? after the 24 hour wake of the coffin will leave the stadium and it's going to be carried through the streets here for around 2 kilometers. so people can, if they did manage in the 1st 24 hours, also say good my, their president lula is also going to be here. the coffin is going to be carried out to the area where the house of police mom is. she's 100 years old and she doesn't. she doesn't have the strength to come out to the street a physically. she cannot do that anymore. so they're passing there as well. and afterwards there will be a very private funeral only for family members and a few friends because they obviously also want to say goodbye on their own terms.
9:25 pm
from santa's brazil dw corresponded nickel res. thank you so much. now after a jam packed 2022, the sporting world has yet another exciting year to look forward to from the women's football world. come in july to break out stars and tennis building a calendar. once again, promises lenti of highlights. 2023 is a big year for sport. football, fever hits, australia and new zealand as the women's football world cup headstone under all eyes will be on the united states. as they attempt to be the 1st team to win 3 tournaments in a row, in the men's game rail madrid, nor a thing or 2 about winning consecutive trophies. they've taken home 5 of the last name champions league titles, but they faced tough competition from the lakes of manchester city and by a munich to defend their title this season. and formula one,
9:26 pm
it's probably too early to speak of read bill dominance. but dutchman max finished up and is on a mission to make it 3 titles in a row. louis hamilton is under pressure to make a title challenge. after a poor 2022 season spanish sensation colors. alcaraz took the tennis world by storm when he won the us open in september. it was a breakthrough year for the 19 year old who defeated some of the games best in rough i on the dull and world number one novak jock of ich. if he keeps it up, al cara's could be the new young superstar, the tennis world has been waiting for. and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today. the kremlin has confirmed that 63 of its soldiers were killed and one of the deadliest attacks of the war in ukraine. cranium missiles struck a building and a russian occupied area of the dawn at screech and it was being used to house trips
9:27 pm
and brazil is bidding farewell to one of its most famous sons. football legend pe lane died. 82 of cancer fans have begun filing into the stadium and is home town of santos, public, have and day to pay their respect before a private burial service. your want james d that we knew stay with us now after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day hope to see you there with a with
9:28 pm
9:29 pm
faces and happier, healthier people. read in 60 minutes on d, w. ah . and me list of questions about life, the universe and everything. do you know the answer? well, them give it here for 40 to the answer to almost everything. our documentary series with clever and groundbreaking questions can eat lunch. the afterlife. denison is not just the dead. are we getting dumber we have an
9:30 pm
exponential growth in bullshit? how can we feed every one does mean we don't want to chase climate change with our food supply? questions for the present future heads filled with ideas. and when we learn something, the hardware and software of our brain changes games. so get ready for the brain update. 40 to the answer to almost everything. starts january 15th on d, w. on the last day of 2022, vladimir putin addressed russia pledging victory and the war against ukraine does. 2 days later, his defense ministry has admitted to the biggest loss of life since the launch of the brutal invasion by russian counts 63 soldiers are said to have died in the don . it's grecian, but ukraine's.
20 Views
Uploaded by TV Archive on