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the swastika documentary about the sounds of power and inspiring story about survival. music in nazi germany, watch now on youtube dw documentary. ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. extra judicial killings are magically carried out by bangladesh is a lead police squad. a d w. investigation reveals how the rapid action battalion set up to fight terrorism thinks the law into its own hands. also on the program. rational authorities blame the ukraine for bombing that killed. a prominent pro blogger woman is arrested of the blast and
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a cafe in st. petersburg. and they're heading for the move. nasa announces a for strong crew including the 1st woman them, both african american after and also to take part in a luna mission. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. a d w investigation has uncovered details of killings linked to bangladesh. his elite police force the rapid action battalion or r a b a was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the u. s. and other western countries to fight extremist violence or r i b as long faced accusations of human rights abuses which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied. working with sweden's netra news. deed lose
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investigative unit spoke with of former a commanders of the unit who revealed evidence of how the force commits extra judicial killings may find elements of the report disturbing. 2 or the phone call you about to hear captures and alleged murder in southern bangladesh. was recorded in 2018 bash. i big am she connected to aspen phone only seconds before he was killed. oh, ah. 3 lily, the day ackerman huck had been taken by the rapid action battalion, an elite unit of the bag, reddish police, long accused of kidnappings, torture and hundreds of killings. let me take her to get her whole other. i want justice. how was my husband killed and why? who gave the order? not only the recording continues for another 10 minutes when sirens and orders to
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plant ammunition and drugs close to the dying man. mortals are fired. later the official police report stated that a common hack died in a shootout between drug dealers. the audio dumb little d a police audio is classic evidence of how an operation is staged. i did take part in extra judicial killings and torture, torture this vis a blow is one of 2 former rac command us, who are the 1st to speak up about the rab systemic human rights abuses which bangladesh, government, half long, the night. in detail, they describe how the elite squad has abducted torch ident kid revealing the wraps playbook for extra traditional killing me. it dark. in some cases, the scenes are made up beforehand or sometimes afterwards. and but all the evidence is planted to block granite even better. and there is nothing written about it, nor the no order is given in writing. for months,
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the w and natural news investigated the rapid action battalion a thaws of $13000.00, which was originally founded to fight terrorism and crime in bangladesh. but according to the whistleblowers, it is also used as a political tool to silence opponents of the government. political, the engagement decision on any political target would come at the very least from the ministry of home affairs, whom he needed was a must to get clearance from home affairs. little it was hostile and of the home affairs minister gave such an order. it's very unlikely that prime minister of bangladesh, it didn't know about it, recall as there's no paper trail, it's hard to verify that claim. but he corroborated the whistle blowers, testimonies with victims, accounts, medical records, police reports and data from human rights organizations. when confronted was our findings, bangladesh prime minister did not respond. the rap referred us to the ministry of
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home affairs, which cited their own investigation and denied all allegations as baseless and uncle. the man with his government keeps denying to these abuses record it is these testimonies once again, show them that they need to stop, deny, and start holding secret deposits account begging cellphone bangladesh. i shabby eagle shows us the glasses. her husband was when he was killed. lucky she received them with his body. since then she says, rap officers have pressured herd her family to remain silent near death. he said, just one thing. he said your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the body. but i shall be gam once a proper investigation. she says she will continue to speak up until those who killed her husband are held to the count and to find more details of this investigation on inside the death squad on you tube on
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the d. w documentary channel, a rational thought is a ukraine was behind and exploded as a st. petersburg cafe that killed a well known pro war blogger, a crumbling describe, the blast as a terrorist attack, carried out by ukrainian secret services. ukraine denies involvement and has blamed russian domestic terrorism woman linked to anti war rallies has been arrested wool water in this footage, posted on line flatland at asking is seen being handed a statue doing it saw as a st. petersburg cafe. he jokes with the gathered crowd as he inspects the gift lea a short while later, the 40 real pro war blocker will be dead, killed by a bomb. russian media claims was hidden inside the bust. russian blog is a shaming dis, unverified footage, claiming to show the moment of the deadly explosion,
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which is now being treated as an act of terrorism by the kremlin. with this figure in ahead of the minor in hand that they put a summer back there without a 2nd thought. and he carried on with his questions. then suddenly everything exploded and there was smoke. it was like a slow motion movie for the sit in the back half of the whole. everyone started to run and we needed to run. so the ran, those for the near had blood all over them of close. but you can use with i don't to task you, whose real name is maxim. firmin was a prominent back of, of russia's invasion of ukraine. filming himself last year at the grand kremlin palace celebrating russia's annexation of ukraine's occupied regions. gospels of summer we will beat every one we will kill every one. he says, in this defiant tirade that went viral, helping to build his popularity among pro war russian nationalists. he may be behind his death or that the attack is now the subject of much speculation in
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russia. these c c t, v. pictures being widely shared on russian online channels, appearing to show some one carrying a package into the cafe before the blast. and according to russia's interior ministry, and 26 year old local woman arrested over the incidents has now confessed, claiming in a video to have planted the bomb. but without providing a motive, the kremlin says it was orchestrated by ukraine with the help of a russian opposition group. but without providing any evidence, he lives at it. but that value is not shared by everyone, including the head at the russian wagner mercenary group. you have jenny per goshen, who owns the cafe, where the blast took place over the stairwell. brita was here paying tribute to tusky in a video filmed in the besieged ukrainian city of back modes. lay to suggesting that
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domestic radical groups are responsible for the blog as death, and not the key government, let them why. and as investigators try to establish a motive for the attack, that's a claim that is unlikely to go down well within the kremlin, which is doing all it can to paint a picture of domestic harmony over its special operation. in ukraine, i is look at some more of the stories making news around the world. you give me a per, goes in claims. his troops have captured the main administrative building in the besieged, ukrainian city. was the claim. see soldiers of raise the russian flag over city hall. keith however, says its forces are still holding me. like germany's vice chancellor rober hardback has joined the volume. is that on ski, on a visit to a military hospital, they spoke with wounded soldiers as the ukrainian president presented metals, a visit, a village where alleged russian war crimes took place. as mister hop x at 1st trip
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to ukraine since the invasion last year in the chancellor, all our shelters met the leaders of romania. i'm moldova in bucharest. you show them of germany's ongoing support describing moldova as part of the european family who eastern european countries share borders with you. great. i've seen huge numbers of refugees since the invasion cost of those former president. tasha, in fact she has got on trial in the hague, accused of war crimes, and 3 others faced charges linked to cost of us struggle for independence from serbia in the 1990s is pleaded not guilty or any reductions for a secretary general head start a book says finland will formerly join the alliance on tuesday, would bring the number of nato member states to 31 a bring sweden's membership bid has been stalled by objections from hungry and
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nasa has named a 4 strong crew for it's asked me to move flies for the 1st woman on the 1st african american to take part in a luna mission, the cruise due to fly around the moon as early as next year asked me to be the 1st crew to luna voyage since the end of the apollo era. more than 50 years ago, he's carrying is an astral biologist and a former nasa employee. he's now a journalist and editor covering nasa and space policy. i asked him to tell me more about this diverse crew. sure. you mentioned to the 1st with the other 1st is jeremy hanson, the canadian. so you've got, you know, there's a lot of maybe political twisting on this, but you've got an unusual crew given that the last time we sent people to the moon was 3 white american pilots. ali. okay, and what are they going to be and what are they going to be doing up there? well, this is sort of a, a, a precursor flight to the landing. this is the artemus to mission. the arm is 3
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mission will actually land. this mission is the 1st time that we'll send a crew back around the moon at a lean, 50 years, but also in this spacecraft. so the idea is to test anyway, pretty much everything except the actual weight. and there's a precedent for this, we did this back during the apollo program, but now we build spacecraft a little more efficiently so we don't have to do as many flights before we actually went right. and so there was so when they actually do land, do we know? do we know it's going to happen then? so we have optimist too. that goes random, then presuming everything to be all right, the next mission i actually get out and go back to the moon. is i right? yeah. and they'll be using a large vehicle that space ex is building a starship and they will. they'll meet in lunar orbit or get out of one capsule into that than the weight of the moon. and we don't know what when exactly that'll happen. it will probably be 20. 25 could slip a little bit and we don't know what the call is going to be for that yet,
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except if you listen to the, the, the bumper sticker here, it's the 1st woman and the next man. you're a person of color to wait on the moon, so the trailblazer, stay to ok and technology overseas made huge leaps in some way. we were. it's humans last set foot on the move back in 68. how is that likely to change what these astronauts can do up there? well, sometimes you know, the stuff that he did before still works a lot of the tools of the use back dental's to work. it's your geology tools. but a lot of the scientific instrumentation that we take now, we have computers that are vastly more capable than what we use during the apollo era. but pretty much we're going to be picking up where we left off half a century ago. cuz a lot of people believe that we have on finished business on the move. and that's what these people be putting your minds to work. yeah. why is that an unfinished business or why we going back or if it's more symbolic than, than, than really necessary because i wonder why wouldn't you just drop a, i don't know a box of computerized tricks to do this. robin's actually put people at that's an
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excellent question. i'm 67. ok. i grew up during the apollo era and people would ask that question back that. that was a political aspect to it, but there's also technological aspect. but this time we're not going just back to the room for flags and footprints as they say, we're going to go back and just to stay, we're not going just as white american pilot mail pilots, we're going back internationally. you will see japanese european astronauts and these are artemus missions, and we're going to go back to build a base there so that we can just not visit for a couple of days with the stand, you know up and really just understand what is like to live in the world, because at some point we want to go to mars. it is a lot of things we can learn about living for long periods of time. the lunar search data we will speak again about this good talking to kate, kate, cali. at is of space ref and that nasa watch. thank you so much. my pleasure. is reminded by top story at this hour. the b w. investigation with mentioned news
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has uncovered details of killings linked to bangladesh as ellie police force. d. w . 's investigated for unit together this sweden vice partner. i spoke to insiders, who for the 1st time revealed evidence of how the rapid action battalion is alleged to have committed extra judicial candidates, dw news, asia with that british battery is of next. and i'll get back at the top of me. i've got the ah she up to date, don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights you become criminal or franklin. i am ready news.
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