the right now the, the world's most dangerous. where is, is wanted dogs june 29 on dw the . this is deed of the news alive from violin languages sweep across the southern ukraine, president voltaire zaleski says he's shocked by the lack of international support. after the destruction of a hydra electric down, they also accuse us russia of abandoning people in need of the occupied territories . and us officials,

issue health warnings for several major cities. huge areas of the northeast of blanket in a haze and new york landmarks of skewed as smoke drift south, while 5 in canada, the told me a logical welcome to the program authorities in southern ukraine are still evacuating residents from flooded areas. after the destruction of the kafka down on the 6th of june, russia and ukraine, blame each other for destroying them. flooding has a sense of much, several towns and villages near the house on the united nations wanting that the situation will only worsen over the next few hours. catastrophe along the front lines. the destruction of the gulf cut them has left house on this without water, food,

and power. ukrainian volunteers are bringing aid to people, stranded in flood waters that these rescue efforts are limited to the ukrainian controlled region. the naperville river in southern ukraine divides the russian and ukrainian controlled territories. ukraine's president accused as rushed off, abandoning people in the area it controlled. the situation in the occupied part of the car san regents is absolutely catastrophic upon the occupier. somebody abandoned people in these terrible conditions without rescue, without water just left on the roofs of the houses and drug communities. is that the model, the ukrainian army released this footage to show which is trying to help people behind enemy lines using military drones to deliver clean drinking water in russian occupied areas. so far, it's unclear who destroyed them. ukraine claims that was russia's attempt to sold

the counter offensive. russia is calling it a ukrainian act of several times. it isn't just people suffering in the aftermath of the damned destruction. close to the health covers of all thousands of dead fish have washed up on the shore, creating a graveyard of many species. environment to list say some of them may never recover . type of person, you know, different sizes. people take from 3 to 10 years for different issues, so the car, the car, but probably some spacious and not be able to the car to the previous numbers or will not take. all right, so unfortunately the un warns water levels will keep rising over the next i was as well the human and environmental told of the disaster. i did have the

correspondence on you. i finally got sent an update from the flooded city of hass on risk unit by cation operations. all still going on in the city of canceling the entire neighborhoods like this ones that are completely on the water. they're near the depot river. i'm not able to see teams here that are using a rubber bullets and special vehicles to, to get into the water and try and get the people out of your printing. all b is here on the ground that will include some volunteers. local official said, we have set up a declaration of shelters for, for people who have had to leave the homes for the, for the humanitarian operations. here it is also complicated, but the fact that this is a war zone, the deep sort of a behind me that is the front line and even without the slightest. oh, you know, destructive fleming pencil in is the city that is related to sleep, shaded by the ocean forces on, on a daily basis. and the sound of author re file is, is, is very familiar to

a residence here. and that really hasn't stopped, even was operation, is going on. local officials have said that a russian forces have continued shedding the secret even as they try to evacuate the population out from the west bank, which is under the creative control. the, an over much of the northeast of the united states has turned into take red smog from hundreds of wildfires binding in canada. officials and many cities are urging residents to stay indoors as pollution levels ton has with us, and the wind house calls the fires and alignment example of climate change in upstate new york fuel kelly is blanketed by the keys. smoke from hundreds of wild fires burning neighboring canada a few 100 kilometers further south. the smoke is triggered unprecedented air health alarms in new york city, affecting millions of the but it sounds like i'm through the

mid roofing difficult new yorkers or advice to where face masks went outside to filter out high levels of polluting particles found in the year new yorkers saw smelled of something that has never impacted us on this scale. before we had dangerously high levels, a wildfire smoke from thousands of miles away, thousands of miles away. the elderly and people with health conditions have been told to stay in doors. like today i'm not going to go to the park. i usually go to the park in the morning. i'm gonna stay home and now i have to work because i want somebody that's there. but otherwise i stay home with over 400 fires still burning across canada. the pollution will likely continue to impact bordering us states. as canadians experience their worst of early season fires,

many see the trail of smoke as a sign of the climate crisis, which can include more frequent and even more extreme wild fires. limits earlier just matthew pushy is in washington dc and he told me the capital city was among the area closet and smoke to yeah, correct. i gotta say i've never seen wildfire smoke this sticky or a nation's capital. we seen a code red issued the 1st time since 2018 meaning that's how stick this smoke is. we saw the visibility is below about 4 to 5 kilometers today where i am, i can see the washington monument which is easily in view on ordinary days. the sky as milky white, the sunsets of vibrant orange. it looks almost apocalyptic outside, but nothing compared to what new york is seeing with the worst air quality of the scene ever recorded up there. worse than 1985 worse and every wildfire episode. since this is very high end events affecting millions of people. okay, you mentioned these ad quality a let's and, and, and what exactly does this mean?

we hear about the equity index. how about measured? yeah, so the air pulling inductors measure based on how much p m 2.5 are fine. particulate matter is an a cubic meter of atmosphere and ordinarily there should be less than about 50 micro grams have 50 units. we're seeing values between 20400, which is really enough. because danger, not only for vollmer populations, i the elderly and those with respiratory and heart issues, but anyone in the general population. this is covering about 15 to 20 different states and the eastern united states. these fires up and get back with the smoke is wanting south. thank you. a counter clockwise spinning low pressure system over health ex nova scotia. so for another 24 to 36 hours that smoke will funnel south and really it will get worse before it gets better. and we're just seeing some images that just in the next to you. and though seeing the people wearing face masks, those the kinds of precautions we expect, that people should take to avoid serious health implications. to yeah,

definitely. you know, yesterday my eyes were staying my throat was a little bit sore. i've heard that from a number of people around the area. ultimately, the best thing to do is minimize outdoor exposure, mitigate the amount of air coming into your home. turn off the air conditioners are stepping to re circulate the air inside your home rather than ingesting air from outside. but someplace, for example, new york state leasing visibility is below one kilometers. that's enough to make it so airplanes can take off or land j. f. k. airport l, a ga airport in new york city, some of the busiest in the world had drowned stops earlier on because the airplanes literally couldn't see it's a very problematic thing affecting all walks of life. and one other thing i want to note, you know, this smoke is toxic, obviously we're not seeing a ton of super dense smoke what it is, toxic. and there have been peer review papers that have connected episodes like this to an increase in excess mortality. in other words, additional people who might have underlying condition to unfortunately perish and episodes of this nature. so really

a high impact event. and one that is tied to climate change and these us the smoke coming from canada. i'm enough that the fire as well as we can over a month ago if i, if i recall how big is the area affected and do you expect this smoky situation to get was to yes, about 3 and a half 1000000 hector is a burg here. it's a record start to the year for canada's wildfires and across the northern hemisphere is a whole this is not an isolated incident that can part of his problem to modern servers. basically, european union has said the northern hemisphere has seen a record emissions does spar. now, part of the issue has been a sheet downs or big sprawling reaches of high pressure to bring a huts thinking, errand, dry conditions. that's a breeding ground for wildfires. we see a 3 of these were record. he told the setup in park over canada, festering and fostering these wildfires to be kindled and break out and grow even more. and that's why you know, the past 34 days of it seen in the outbreak of fires, we saw that about 2 weeks ago. we saw that roughly a month ago, as you said,

and unfortunately climate change is sort of tipping the scales towards more of these higher end he doing events. and so what we can connect a single wildfire to climate change, the conditions to make them bigger, worse and more frequent are very closely tied to human action. and it's rather just matthew poochie that talking to us from washington dc. now here is a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world is a major fire has broken out now and on the base incidents capital. how to as rival functions, battle over control of a crucial ons. factory witnesses, the paramilitary forces attacked the area before being repelled by the army. the 2 sides had been engaged in a pa struggle for weeks. before we got. the vatican says both frances as successfully undergone abdominal surgery to treat any of pain. it says a 3 hour operation passed off without complications. the 86 year old pontiff is

expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. the thailand coast guard says it's rescued over 1400 migrants from overcrowded vessels in the mediterranean sea. in the last few days, thousands of people including 2 children needed immediate medical care at least been cracking down on regular migration, which has increased significantly since last year. and still on migration, in your opinion, interior administers a convening today for what's being seen as a make or break of meeting as a block takes a fresh crack at solving it's migration policy conundrum for years you members have been at odds of a how to manage the flow of people with the southern countries demanding more support and so the data to you from the eastern and all the neighbors ministers, meeting and luxembourg today may be on the verge of a breakthrough. but critics say their plans will make a fortress out of the european union of years of debate and disagreement

have left your ups migration and asylum policy o. c. more than a 1000 people have dr. undergoing missing trying to reach the continent this year. last and what many called the broken system, european union rules say people must claim asylum in the country where they 1st arrive and that's left some governments demanding change. over time, we have seen an erosion of trust where, for instance, southern member states have felt that they have not been able to receive the support that they need as right wing parties as populous parties have gained majorities and several member states. there has been a shift towards the right and therefore also more restrictive immigration policies . southern coast to e. u. countries like italy, spain and greece received the most irregular arrivals in the block with boats often traveling from tunisia, morocco and turkey, passed, attempted forcing states further afield to take in some of those migrants failed

due to opposition from hungry, poland, and many others. no brussels latest compromised upon with the low countries to opt out welcoming more migrants if they contribute to the costs of hosting or deporting people elsewhere. just also on the table a proposal to create separate tracks for those seeking protection. and if it costs done, numbers, request submitted by people from places considered safer, such as albania or pocket stone would be directed through a different screening system at the border. so authorities can more easily send people back. critics say europe is trying to barricade itself from asylum seekers, unsure responsibility. but the official behinds upon hoops, countries will finally come together. if we agree on a common approach to manage migration in the you may, but restricted way together. we would all be with this because we will be able to manage migration together in an orderly way and,

and that is and no man mistake can do it alone. brussels says bridging this political divide will help save lives. but some fear the reforms will fall short as people continue to risk their lives to reach these shores. well, that's it for now, coming up next to have on documentary looking at the consequences of the industrial exploitation of oceans. remember, you can get all the latest news and information a d, w dot com. i am told me on logic well, so you can soon the prophets hearing, instead of response of the global business of asbestos. this is not a legitimate business. the people that are in don't deserve to be treated.