the, the, this is dw news live, i'm from berlin tonight. rochelle launch is a new wave of arrow tax on ukraine. it's the 9th time that the russian military has 15th this month. and the black sea portable desa, one person has been killed by a missile strike. also it can be up to 9 thousands that is rarely nationalist marching through occupied east jerusalem. that is 13 tensions between jews and

fellows, deleon's and the worst flooding in a century is killed. at least 13 people in northern italy, thousands more of it, forced to leave their homes. and tonight we'll meet rainy and women who are defined as long as all walls which limit their freedom, which control what these women weight. the brink off is good to have you. with this on this thursday, ukraine says that it has repelled russian attacks on the ruined city of bock moved and even made gains of up to one kilometer. in some places, nobody comes as russia today launched, another wave of air strikes across the country. at least one person was killed in the southern port. city of odessa and explosions rocked the capital city key. the

smoke rises over q again in a co escalation, russian role could start to get to the gap dues for the 9th time this month. to, to choose messiahs. what am that cities across the ukraine overnight but in a show fits, improve to defense capabilities. you cream, says it shut down all, but one of them this damage new to kindergarten and a good dodge was done by falling debris. there was a very powerful explosion then i saw the smoke with them. i find out that the debris fell and the guy just with mine is nearby. i can see the rocket to be nice. yeah. that's the one messiah that got to hit the southern port city before desa. a part of dc, one person was killed and 2 of those injured. the latest escalation comes as western allies supply increasingly sophisticated weapons to

cubes. ahead of it's highly anticipated spring offensive for residents here are designed to life and of war. it is just another the under adoption of tax. but it's just a single video. it's, we cleaned it up. now the sand will be removed because there are cinders and there are small children here. everything will be clean and fine. so despite the damage you creams improved, ad defenses may just be providing a very address part for residents here. well, i'm joined now by frank language, he's a military analyst, and a former military intelligence officer. you join us tonight from oxford, frank, it's good to have you with this ukraine. so you have another night of missile attacks across the country, especially on the capital key. why are we seeing this escalation now as well?

it could easy. brent. it's difficult to speculate the motivations of russian come on does. but i suspect that feeling some pay behind their own lines, particularly due to the longer range weapons. now in the new kinds possession, most of lady storm shadow cruise me solves which i've already been use and they both only have been used. i think we could be fairly sure on significant target skill which would have caused the rushing. so significant damage, i think it's the 9th to talk this month that you've heard the story though, is the way the ukraine has developed or is developing it's, it's a defense system into somebody. it's clearly layered, just bought and useful. russian products. you have the longer range patriot based on the shots arrangement. clearly very effective. german it s t and french italian soft t, which a now deployed and the paintings this thing, or taking down those cruise missiles. $29.00 out of 30 remarkable figure. over the last of the last 24 hours. if we look at the finding that is around the eastern city of buck moved ukraine officials as well as the russian mercenary wagner group

. they're both claiming that russian forces have retreated from the outskirts of the city. what are you here as well in the city themselves? the russians a, sag ukrainians, all conceding, to the extent they do that, some incremental gauge they made a mistake. but the real story here, a, all the attacks on the front, i mean the west to the what in the western suburbs of the city which ukrainians describes a counter attack a counter offensive when they've taken up to 20 square kilometers. now those are on the flanks nothing the city themselves, but the other on the other. on the other hand, what was said within the city, and this is fairly clear from russian on your training sources, is operational chaos. on the russian side, precaution of wagner, which is itself a celtic organization, of course, blames a russian officers for leaving them in the luxury retreating without telling them. it's clear that the russians have drawn in some of that back to units now into the

city, away from the front. so all in all the news is fall back to for ukraine don rusher . always saying the scots of the country offensive, difficult to say you credits hot attributed the success to something called a salt brigade. i don't know if that's a new unit or not, but that clearly having significant success in then taking the flanks and securing the planks about town. yeah, if there is going to be a big counter offense that we know that the ukrainian forces they're going to need weapons. and let's look then it to the g 7 summit, which is about to begin in japan. um, how much of a make or break moment is this summit for ukraine for ukrainian president zalinski and his country in terms of getting the necessary weapons in time as well. but i don't see the side of me thing is a michael, michael break moment for that purpose. it's a little bit more of a make or break me thing for the landscape piece class. the g 7 are going to be pushing his pipe piece planned visit. they are against the chinese one,

which of course would require you can't give up territory don't come to do not with respect to make or break concerning. most of teacher tissues. luxury issues that's more likely to be the data meeting, which is in the end of june, i think early july, and even more significantly, the degree to which the americans renew the donation. because it was a budget allocation. i think that's in september. okay, frank, which is always bank, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. by what thousands of these really nationalists have been marching through occupied east jerusalem today in a rally that palestinians view as a provocation. jerusalem day marks israel's chapter of the old city during the 6 they were back in 1967 was an annexation that is not recognized by the international community. israel's far right. national security minister. it's a more been give year,

attended that really many published any businesses are closed. thousands of police have been deployed for the event that's going out to jerusalem. of course, by the time you're kramer, she's covering this for us this evening. tanya is good to see you. it has been a particularly tense day in jerusalem. i'm word of things like right now. ok, unfortunately, tanya, unfortunately i don't think we have any sound for you. do we have? do we have the signal? so, oh, okay, we don't have this is, i apologize for that. we'll try to see if we can get that reestablished in just a moment. all right, let's take a look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. this, our russia has agreed to extend a deal allowing ukraine to ship green through the black sea,

the 2 month extension fall loose threads by mos scale to end that arrangement. the shipments are seen as vital for global food security. columbia, as president, has withdrawn the claim that for children missing and a plane crash had been found a lot. stapo pittsville earlier said the group were rescued after 2 weeks in the amazon rain for the children's mother was killed in the crest. canada is asking for international help to help and contend with raging wild fires. the blazes in the province in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia, and saskatchewan. thousands of canadian firefighters have already been called in for back here in europe, at least 13 people have been killed. many more are missing and flooding in northern italy. authorities warning that there may be worse to come. the governor of the amelia romani, a region says that the floods have caused a 1000000000 euros worth of damage. it's left floating in italy, in

a 100 years huffy as rainfall selling just a few days. gimme amelia ramana region in the north of the country. thousands of people have been evacuated as rescue work has bottled through the night to save those trunks by the floods. locals raised to clear the mud laden streets before it drives, doing what they come or with what little they have been. we've been cleaning all day. i can take it any more residents in one town pick through the damage we need to fix

everything. we need to do everything from the beginning. the, the, the books on the documents, all the clothes are all gone. just because you have to get out. you have to leave the house. you can see why. the heavy rains caused over 20 rivers to best at bunks and almost 300 land slides. stephano bona tina, the regional president said the cost of the damage totals billions of euros. with the rainfall cost locals remain worried and i lost the food. i can start because fear is that if it starts reading again with the home, the dyke, if it were to start reading again, we fear that the water could again rise. that's our biggest fear.

these make ship roadside probably is the only defense for many against the flooding . drawing me now is carl is weisner these head of climate science and climate analytics. that is a, an n g, a right here in berlin. it's just, boys is good to have you on the program. i'm going to ask you what i'm sure a lot of people are asking themselves when they look at what's happening in northern italy. are these floods directly linked to climate change? me look around the world and be seen divide by us and canada and to distill it is the devastating tropical sights. um, it's a, me, a non south asia as well as an extreme heat base in the same region. and that'll be of these flooding events. we don't see a peasant and depends on is bombing change, but a specific uh, flooding event. of course, science is going to look at, it's going to do a dedicated as abuse and study, trying to understand the process these behind it will be do you know and have very

robust evidence on is that climate change is making a scene presentation events like the scene and mobile needs to be that have led to this catastrophic to nothing more likely. so all evidence that we have points to climate change, having affected those events and making them much more severe. and this would be a see. and should we be expecting more severe flooding in europe in the next few years as long as we could, if you're wanting to climate crisis by a greenhouse gas emissions. first and foremost, fossil fuels, climate change is going to get worse. and that means extreme events, like the ones we have seen will become more frequent and intensified. that includes flooding events all over europe. these have devastating starting and other pods, for example, invest in germany and belgium just some time ago. and indeed the reset very real and i think the all feeling the impacts of climate change and hitting home everywhere around the globe. and no one is faithful. and i'm going to get your take on the report that came out this week that says the next 4 to 5 years could be the

hardest that has ever been recorded on our planet. and that we may even go above that 1.5 degrees celsius, increase that, you know, we're not supposed to be doing that. that was the limit from the parents climate accord. and how worried are you about? what's going to happen these next 5 years? i mean, as we look at the, these extreme events in the setting impacts, i'm very, it's of what's going to come for us and i think we should all be buried. and we got to see and that, that's probably what's emerging over the next couple of years. it'd be a huge thing and, and they'll, and in your cycle, so we do see records to surface temperatures around the globe, emerging already in the oceans. ours ocean surfaces as hot as ever be um, and this is going to leads to more extreme events in particular and tropical regions. probably next to the asa and potentially as bites. also in

a annual global temperatures. this could even lead to a single year being about $1.00 degrees temperature increase. but this is important to understand is not linked to the parents agreement. temperature limits which refers to long term average. so 20 years or more. and on this long term average, the more around $1.00 degrees, but on that low to the average, the have things like read the coming on top likely so many of the events and other things. and they wiggle around it and indeed speak with have one of those years. and it's a stock warning sign because we're getting closer to the test old. and we need to double down and increase our assets to bend the emission curves and keep 1.5 degrees within reach. and before we, before we let you go, would you saved in our countries doing enough right now to prepare for the this, this climate situation that we're talking about. a congress don't do nearly supposedly enough on any front, the failing our climate commitments. we are not on track to limit the woman to the

purchase agreement levels. we need to have emissions and is critical of the case. and we really need to get going. because if we don't, the brands and the policies impacts us being paid by vulnerable people around the globe. and we've just seen the videos of people suffering from those climate extremes. and we also do see that while it is important to get serious about adapting to those impacts, they're going to be limits. these flooding starts at be on the expectations and the abilities of communities and, and what is the apologies to deal with. and we need to really get a hold and handle on climate change and limited warming to 1.5 to be so if you want to deal with that problem. yeah. yeah, we can hear that now for, for decades. maybe wondering when is it going to end each and carl, as long as their head of climate science and climate analytics. mr. suppose that we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you very much for having me. i want

to return now and to earlier story, it is real, thousands of these really nationalists have been marching through occupied east jerusalem today in a rally that palestinians say is a probably cation. i'm going to go now. there are corresponding ton ukraine, where she's been covering that forest, tanya and i hope you get, you can hear me now. i mean, it's been a particularly 10th day, we know in jerusalem and one of the things likely a right now of the while we're seeing those thousands of marches starting in the late afternoon marching to with east jerusalem. usually this is in march that split up, it starts invest jerusalem and then splits up in 2 ways. and the most controversial part is those young. it was mainly young groups who were seeing of the young israel alter nothing this to far right groups marching to what's the most escape, this is the center of the limits of them and then monitoring for the state into to and from there then to the where the schools aflac

much is as it pulls, it's ending the 2nd largest part of the roost lim day, which marks for those marches. the re unification as the they see it of east and west of the $49.00 to $67.00. uh, so today leading up to this uh, flex march and to to be some day has been fits uh, being made also by uh, militant palestinian groups made me hum us and god so it didn't follow through with it. but what's the same today? again, as you're seen in previous years, is a lot of, uh, some of the groups of these young vide spring marches, you know, tempting and cheering slogans. a lot of hate speed against palestinians, and also a lot of incidents in the old city against palestinians. the indian telling you, we know there was palpable aggression today and journalists were the target of some

of that. tell us more about the of the absolutely. um, there were 2 major groups of uh during the study for an unpublished thing. and during this covering this march, and we will also part of that standing next to the most escape. and uh, uh, some of the groups, mainly, uh youngsters. they are coming down to a domestic state and they start a. so again, the said these are, you know, a border foreclose, i've seen also some stones, all kind of things being thrown at the, during this most and then then left a bit of wind for the way they are also chanting a slogans like this to our ups and all these high speeds as opens against us. so this is what you've seen. olson previous matches and from some of the groups participating in this altima maxima this aflac notch. yeah,

it'd be just reminds us to of how, how dangerous reporting in that part of the world can be. we're certainly glad that you and your team are, are safe and nice. sonya kramer introduce lynn. tanya, thank all right, we want to go back to italy where the government is accused of putting vulnerable people as risk with new laws, restricting the rights of migrants. at least 44000 people have arrived on to tell you insures this year. so far. authorities want to limit legal protection for migrants and asylum seekers. lunch service at a restaurant to like new other own, proud to us p ups of peace and space was set up by ask on refugee ali and almost all stuff here are migrants or former asylum seekers. last little bit, the boy and take it out and it fits on it. we want to help people integrate to give them some things so that they can get back with the law changing often many

struggle to get documents and i've always tried to help them. oh no, it's not easy. you'll clemente to your 2 to 5 to 7 for the day without. i'm the one that fights you know, it's catching even harder. it's always far right to the government is restricting access to residents permits and outside of the family atmosphere. here, the mood toward migrants is shifting. now, you know that government is not that easy for very few use here is changing the, you know, the people like died in the sea or. yeah, some of these at all. after a deadly ship break in calabria, in february and a spike in boat arrivals this year, rome revealed a plan to crack down on smugglers noise. see what they, they don't mean not the us. we are determined to defeat human trafficking, which is responsible for the tragedy with 100 yeah. a. notice that our response to what has happened is

a policy of greater firmness on the issued settlements with them. probably not in the small print as a decree of altering don't of a special migrant protection low authorities claim. it's become a cool factor encouraging people to make dangerous journeys to italy. it's always special protection of state. this offers temporary residents rights to people who aren't eligible to be costs as refugees, but who are at risk of rights violations if they were forced to return to their country of origin. under the new rules that state is still exist, but it's much harder to access across tone, impact to a local social workers who offer legal advice to migrants are weary of the changes . people can no longer qualify for protection by showing proof of family ties or integration in society. the question is whether this will push more people into a life outside the lo, leaving them undocumented and more vulnerable to exploitation. that wouldn't be much more people on the streets and not inside the project

because they would not be we'd not have the access. so these special protect showed no, not at the restaurant business is booming about with this new serving of legal uncertainty stuff here. have a lot on their plate it has been 8 months since a young woman died in police custody in iraq. her death set off protests across the country. well, demonstrations have become less common since then, but resistance against the islamic regime. it remains in our next report, we meet some of the women defying the laws of limiting their freedoms. this is how we don't capital looks these days. the men fits head scarves and the men without a spite of this nomic republics latest enforced,

enforced as 3 dress code. you can see there's part of the dna for these active resistance. they could face severe punishment. so to protect them, we are not showing their faces when they're speaking up fast. the whole fisher, i still go all the way i like and with my favorite clothes. and other people's way of looking at me doesn't matter to me at all his back a about on the phone with him actually not only man, but also other women. do not have any problem with this. and they do not gives me bed. looks at all that time. they will have some bad knees this moment cruising. how is there those have a problem with that and has made who job enforcement priority involving the so called morality police are keeping a low profile on the streets. the regime has found other ways to put pressure on those that don't comply surveillance cameras are monitoring public spaces for women

. that's why like the law and more than 2000 businesses have been closed for serving the men without head scar. and yet many keep doing so. because they fundamentally disagree with this loan. the community issue, this months tells d. w. under the condition of anonymity, i think it's a very back what i meant. the idea they took is against the process of society that we're not really living 1400 years ago. i'd be concerned about women's hair in the park. also play and thought about them today. we have many more impulsive concerns and we face poverty and many political issues around my service. i think the real of these restrictions has passed through the i thought was actually good. and so even political analyst, but in this alone with the public as me it's there was she is losing control when it comes to this highly symbolic issue that the government finds itself in

a paradoxical situation, which is both puzzling to themselves and others. while they claim to stand their ground in practice, they seem unable to take any action on the streets that won't cut out some bad name your or do people the speak to hearing to wrong are short. this is a result of the mass process falling. did this of a young, the men in police custody that at the following to, to increase this button? i think what happened in this recent uprising was that we all learned court, which was the good, i think, just to call it, in my opinion, these fines and these restrictions that happened in society. and the increasing every day that he had will not have much effect as soon as i knew, because we learned towed to be brace your goodness into any sort of a brave nest that is making you ring. indeed, there's nervous because it's a dispute over to other restrictions. the iron pulls is on the citizens and

question to keep on power even more or, or just a reminder of the top story we're following. russia has launched another wave of aerial with tax on ukraine explosions. rock the capital city, keep the southern ford of jetta was also documentaries up. next i will be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see you then the

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