ah ah ah, this is dw is coming to you live from berlin, a deadly strike on the southern ukrainian city of supper reaches police say at least 4 people are dead after a russian missile. it's a 5 story apartment building while people sleep. also coming out. no joint statement by, for administers at a g. 20 meeting in deli rushes, sergey lot, bro. flames the west for blocking a communique after

a summit bogged down by differences over the war in ukraine. plus we ask what's behind a series of mysterious poisoning cases in iran and investigation is looking at claims that religious groups might be trying to intimidate iranian girls seeking in education. and we meet the people working to save undocumented migrants from dying of dehydration as they try to make their way across the texas wilderness. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we'll begin in ukraine where at least poor people have been killed in a russian missile attack on an apartment building in the southern city of upper risha. a search and rescue operation is underway to find people trapped under the rub. the russian missile hits overnight. turning this 5

story building authority say many residents here were asleep in their homes when the attack happened with no time to escape fluid, you couldn't shylie the people, the scream all it was hot to hear you wish to leave a shop, a wall on the virgin olive oil for rescue, as the desperate search for signs of life is a dangerous one. but the reward is worth it. you're looking as more people are pulled from the rubble injured but a life chillik, a man 30 years old. oh, he slept on a couch. bob got trapped by a concrete slab when the rock it hits yoletta for almost 3 hours, rescue has worked to recover him from under the slabs. it will dileo. he is alive and well. everything is fine of silver. but there is little comfort for those able

to walk away from the ruins on a waiting bus. they watch on his rescue as pig 3, what's left of their homes more lives now shattered by rushes, ongoing aerial assault on ukraine and its people. so while ago i spoke with our correspondent amy and as if in key, if he gave us this update on the attack ins apparition. this happened very early this morning when many people were asleep and unlikely to seek shelter in a bomb shelter. we've heard that all 5 floors of this segment of the apartment building were destroyed in this attack. several people are in hospital receiving treatment. at least a dozen people were saved from the wreckage. but rescuers are still looking through to see if more people have survived. and what we've heard is that the missile used might have been an es 300. this is a soviet era surface to air missile, which is not intended to hit ground targets. but russia has reportedly been

increasingly using these missiles as it runs out of a long range ballistic missiles. now this apparition and the surrounding region, there are regularly targeted by russian strikes. why is that area important for russia? strategically, amy, this is a key city. it's the capital of the region of aboriginal and it before the war, it had a population of 700000, making it one of the largest cities in ukraine. it strategically located on the da nipper river as well. and it's about 50 kilometers north of the southern front line . so if russia wants to push ahead more towards central ukraine, this would be a key location for them in a disaster for ukraine, although that's not likely to happen any time soon as it's well protected. we keep hearing amy and about russia attacking apartment buildings in ukrainian cities. is it clear that russia is striking civilian targets deliberately aiming?

now, that depends on the region in ukraine here and key of and in the west. it's a very rare occurrence. but we've seen in recent months, a several incidents of this happening where a russian missile hits ukrainian civilian apartment, building m as in a crime, a tourist. and more recently in denise bro, we're over 40 people died when a russian missile hit an apartment building. and what russian say and what the pro russian media has been reporting is that these were missiles shot down by ukrainian air defense and that they were not attended to hit civilian targets. but what is also clear and what the ukranian government repeatedly says that russia has almost nothing to lose by these incidents which terrorize civilian populations, they have nothing to lose but the price of the missile. and in this case, the missile was worth almost nothing. terry amy and thank you very much, our correspond amy s if they're in keith many ukrainians have lost

family members in russian missile strikes. relatives or alls are left to grieve while also trying to offer some stability to young children orphaned by the war. d . w is plenty patch, our reports from kia, this family portraits shows alive that no longer exists. the father died of a heart attack just before the war. now the mother is gone to you. grandfather gregory is now in charge of the boy who was left behind. i'm sorry, we official i heard the explosion. i was downtown at the time to them last year and then video started circulating on telegram need your properties. you'll see more younger chills i started calling her to nibble, but there was no connection. and i knew it was her root. she would take it up all the time. it was october tenths when

a russian rocket hit ox. santos corin keith grigory got to the scene quickly. security officers kept him away from the wreckage, wis. description. they told me there's a burned car and human remains on the front seat and i asked, is there any one on the back seat? the answer was yes, everything is burnt in. it does nothing left except mattel casually as it happened right here at this intersection. gregory was right. asana had been on the way to hospital where she worked as a cancer doctor, and the reason why there was nothing on the back seat just before the attack, she had dropped off her child at kindergarten. today there is nothing left to remind people of the attack. the road is one of keeps busiest and was quickly patched up of sinus family is only just starting to put the pieces together with a form in a town home and it is the life i knew was over and another one had started to deal with the ocean bureau team will how do i carianne's wish to what do i do next week?

at 1st it was very hard because i know that we can't give what a mother can with a chance, and then there was a moment of despair. what will we do? will we be able to do this on monday and our realised thought no matter what we had to do it in an effort to offer gracious some continuity his grandparents have kept oksana apartment and moved there to be with him. boom. he added to me once, will the war be out for an i told him, yes it will. will we? when i'm sure of it? i said, we'll all the soldiers come back. yes, they will. i said. and will mom be coming home? i had to tell him your mom won't be coming back yet why gregory is consumed by the challenges of raising his grandson. his message is abroad. one without the from the thing is not every one has gone to remember my daughter. but it's important that they see the horrors that are happening around us. look at the with what he's

telling oksana story has become his attempt to call on the world to not become numb, to rush as brutality. and to understand what he does to families like his now to india and a summit of the g 20 countries. there has ended in disagreement over the war in ukraine. india's foreign minister said differences on the invasion could not be reconciled. your secretary of state antony blinking, spoke briefly with his russian opposite numbers are a lot. lincoln stressed, washington's commitment to help ukraine defend itself. as long as the staff are here to unpack all this is the w t political chief, international editor, richard walker. richard no joint communicate from this g 24 ministers meeting. what does that tell us? yeah, well it tells us terry, that the world is, is deeply divided and i think we know we knew that already going into this meeting,

but the division even look stocker even than it already did. now, just to kind of set out what are we talking about with the joint communicate, you know, at these kind of big multi lateral meetings with lots of delegates from lots of countries. that's usually basically the sort of test of whether the meeting can be seen as a success, whether all sides come together behind a statement or, you know, this sort of the french lingo of diplomacy, a communicate setting out on this is what we all think about this and these are the sort of things that we want to address in the coming year. now that the bali summit of the g 20 so with the leaders of the country is not the foreign ministers way just just over 4 months ago in volume indonesia, they managed to agree on a joint communicate which everybody signed up to that included quite strong language on the board, ukraine, which is basically the crux is big division at the moment. and i think what is

concerning to a lot of people within the g 20 and how it side is that india use the very same language from that barley communicate in november. they put it in the draft document today is forming this meeting in russia, and china objected to that even though just 4 months ago, they signed up to the very same thing. so essentially it looks like russia and china hardening in their positions even more than that. they had been just a few months ago. and they seem to be striving for greater cooperation to we keep hearing. what about the meeting that happened during the g 24 ministers meeting between the russian and the u. s. foreign ministers that many people thought that just simply wouldn't happen, but law and lincoln did me. yeah. so this is, this is a rare thing for these 2 men to meet since the beginning of the war,

according to my latest checks they really spoke on the telephone once and they haven't had a meeting one to one since the beginning of the war. so i think that will be seen by many as a positive, that at least they got a chance to exchange some views. but we're hearing from the american side. it was only 10 minutes, it was very reduced. it was pretty much trying to get the message across that we're going to stick with ukraine. don't stop thinking that our support is going to start ebbing away. perhaps it still a very modest positive, a of see what we were just talking about with this meeting. coming across is more of a fight to the war and you create a very divisive issue. at this meeting. india was hosting the g 20 for ministers meeting. really want to focus on the needs of the global south of developing countries. any progress there is. yeah, so retro modi. the gym prime ministers really made it, you know, he's,

he's kind of big message of his g 20 presidency that he wants to be the advocate of the global south. and in his address, just before this foreign ministers meeting got started, he really appealed to everybody. let's try to work on things. i think most it this way, let's not let the things that we can only tangible coming out of that or whether this was a loosing of minds in a very loose sense. yes, me somebody with my yeah. mary, you pull as i'm yes we. he says jessica with nope, i just can't stand it anymore. when showing happens to show her. i want russia to let us live in peace and stay away from us. in looking at paris 2024. his stance on russia is unwavering. yes, for device shaw, i hope that the athletes from russia and bella, ruth won't be allowed to compete at the olympic games. there were 3 because none of

them publicly condemned to pigeon or lucas shanker but he is sick now. they just do nothing and say nothing, precisely because of their silence and inaction, all this horror is happening in our country. they can't be allowed to compete under a mutual flag because everyone knows perfectly well which country they'll represent you. and when they return home, they'll be greeted with their results. and everyone knows what country they're from . a neutral flag is not an option. it's not possible for some ukrainians, the possibility of sharing an olympic pool with russian and bella. rouge and competitors is too much to bear. sister's marina and of ladies lava. alex eva who won olympic broad and artistic swimming in tokyo. 2021 or among those who said they'd have to boy cut in training has been nerve wracking and every day reads in use. oh

me every day. maybe somebody with b, he'll some the mental toll or many ukrainian athletes has been extremely high. the i o c believes the olympics can be an instrument to unify, especially in times of conflict. but in this case, that appears to be too high in asked to catch up on a couple of other news headlines around the world. protesters in greece are demanding information about the rail disaster. they killed nearly 50 people in the passenger train was traveling on the same track as on coming for an oncoming freight service in greece's worst real accident. real vocal railway manager is under arrest. you a state apartment is calling on the israeli government to disown

a statement by finance minister bizarre le small trojan, the ultra nationalist said a palestinian village in the occupied west bank should be quote, erased palestine department spokesperson ned price. describe this as irresponsible at sponsors says he was quoted out of context. iran's health minister says an investigation is underway into allegations that religious groups may be targeting school girls and a series of poison attacks. hundreds of girls are not to have been poisoned by toxic gas at around 30 schools across the country. that is, the incidence began in november i thought several politicians have suggested the attacks are being carried out by groups opposed to girls educational law to give a doctor more if you did. needle fog well ami is a journalist with d w st parsi language service. i asked her earlier for more details on the boys and attacks on schools in iran yesterday was the worst day since the beginning of these

attacks and add the real problems. big 9 schools to wrong been a schools and lauriston did find the schools had the highest number of boys any so far. and according to their investigations or 30 experience of them in the serial hells, that there was nitrogen gas in the release poison. and added to that i can say a few days ago, a large number of female university students in the dormitory in brewing here, which is a province invest iran very poisoned after inhaling gas. the strange smell does appear that this really is a campaign as some have suggested an organized campaign to attack girls education in iraq. actually the poison, the tax which was started from a 1st december at this. what we know so far in the city of long beach is

a really just a teeny ron. and then 10 days later it spreads to other cities in different directions in the country. and in turn, a bigger and bigger like what happened yesterday to ron and other major cities. light came on, sean grew jared in based on other provinces in and north and south and east of iran . it shows that it might be something like that. and some activists assume it would be an organized attack to make to school environment on safe or school years. any idea who could be behind these poisonings? ah, there are some assumptions by white groups and active is it that the regime wants to take band from youngers, because they were pioneers, actually nationwide protest accident. this of gina mass, i'm an e, b and b. so lots of videos from them chanting and protesting against this regime. how's the government responding to all this?

is it taking steps to protect girls who may be at risk? i can say not at all and they never respond properly. and at day old, they try to, i mean, i'm just distract people and then they attack on the protesters. and yesterday, especially in to iran, there was a video published on social media at plainclothes, of course, is grabbing one students more there from here here, because she wanted an answer and safety for her child in an educational facility. but they did nothing actually in of her. thank you very much. that was the ws near the far allow me in all the up to the u. s. were a string of back to back winter storms as lashed the west coast, bringing blizzard conditions and a heavy snowfall. many areas of california that are unused to icey conditions. the states famous yosemite national park has been closed indefinitely and in southern

california, record breaking snow falls had brought wise brit disruption. some it brought pure, unadulterated joy. ah man let on a hill. and i followed his keys, where you'll say a playlist though. whereas noah, dis, like 30 years, will good to become a clean and real kids to laid the most of the rest. no fall in this part of southern california, just east of los angeles. but the winter storms have also caused serious problems with nearly a meter of snow. in some areas. major highways had to be shot in the blizzards knocked out power to thousands of homes. emergency cruises, scrambling to shuttle food and medicine to communities, cut off by the snow. our county fire and sheriff and public works crews can deliver

medicine and food to those that are still house homebound. we know that roofs are starting to collapse. we have elevated this situation into a unified command with all of our emergency cooperators and every available resource that we have at the county and the state that they can provide will be thrown at this incident with more snow expected in the coming weeks. residents will have to brace for the harsh conditions to come to new. america's southern border with mexico has become a flash point for illegal migration and people willing to risk their lives to get to the u. s. one county in south texas nurse, the human price of those illegal crossings only to well, brooke county is where the highest number of undocumented migrants die after crossing the border. as they make their way north, many get lost in the vast texas wilderness as they try to avoid security

checkpoints. commendation of high temperatures and a lack of water can prove fatal. d. w visited a local angio trying to save lives. a sign of death bolter is hover above the you a saw them border a see a lot of bone id mar, phone. this time it was just animal bones, but often 80 canal is finds the bodies are remains of migrants. a decade ago, he founded the south texas human rights center. it's volunteers help migrants who risk their lives in the desert. to day, a group of you volunteers has come to find out how they can help. we need other photos. that doesn't cause margaret. she got, his approach is to set a water stations along the migrants roots in the desert. many die of dehydration

snake bites are from drinking contaminated water. is something that the local school eddie, the water boy because of constantly people are coming through. this is one of the ranches where people come through a lot, migrants, ah, for some reason or another, they touched this ranch once they rayed and circum circumvent the checkpoint. whereabout, i would say 5 miles away from the checkpoint. to this day, the organization has installed more than 100 waters stations in the desert. cali fernandez, help installed, the 1st one he's been able to save many lives, many have perished. but he has been able to save many lives in less than 2 decades . brook's county has recovered the remains of nearly $3000.00 migrants, whole 9 families of the missing and turned to sherry. benny martinez asking for

help. some have been searching for their loved ones for months or even years. within 72 hours. it won't be like that. okay, so for body, everything still intact to get flish for sheriff martinez. the solution to the problem is clear. we have to go draw back and secure the water for ok. you stop them at the water. this we will have all this missy person skus actually were the top 5 instead of texas for missing persons. but 80 things simply closing the border once the migrants from coming, instead he fears it will push them on even more dangerous fruits. increasing the death toll under pain of the fabulous south, texas brooks county is a barrow ground for a lot of my goal is to work that it has to be that nobody else is doing. it will continue it. you know, hopefully you know, they'll be more resources for this type of work. he needs resources on to then

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