or as the 3 other people were in the plane, among them, the mother of the children died. they were found dead. just the children were not found in the plain, which left to be a right assumption, of course that they're still alive. so these children lost family members on one of the 1st flights in a plane, really, so that will be a lot of trauma for them as well to recover from nicole visa, debit cards when it will have to leave it that. thank you. and that's what we'll even use the a business days of next week. robots, thanks. watch the pricing strategies for thought. see what the

interest the global economy portfolio g w business be. here's a closer look out the project. to analyze the flight for market dominance. with dw business beyond the, to another hit to ukraine's power supply. russia has been targeting the countries energy infrastructure. so as of the collapse of the kafka down, how much more can the ukrainians take? heavy rains of damage to china is we saw this last impact would have have on the

was rain supply. i'm for mobile street, executive half is a guy. a. com is set to be to case fish, central bank governor in 4 years, but does her appointment signal to change in direction from present. that one is state of the business. i'm a box invalid. welcome to the product. the destruction of the cost cut down in ukraine is proving on environmental and economic disaster as well as thousands of people being forced from that homes. it represents another blow to trains, energy infrastructure, much more money, heck, to as a farm land. now under water and manmade disaster unfolding, the destruction of ukrainians control, cut down is going to bring about far reaching consequences was forced to nibble. initial estimates showed that the rough stretch of agricultural land would be effected by the floods on the ukrainian has the right bank of the new pro river,

and the ukraine agriculture ministry says the incident with likely cause interruptions to the water supply or for critical irrigation system. for fields in has some and other nearby regions that the regression system provided. water supplied to a more than half a 1000000 hectares of agricultural land, which unit $4000000.00 tons of grain and oil seats worth $1500000000.00 in 2021. the extent of the damage is still unfolding for years are hundreds of thousands among ukraine's already back to its civilian population may be left without their homes, water, electricity, or other access to white to the infrastructure in the past on the region. besides a truck on the global foot secretary, once again, it's a minute or we can now speak to august, a ton of a deputy director of european energy security at the atlantic council. thanks a lot for joining us. so can you just explain to us what the implications actually

are of the collapse of the cost, cut them for ukraine's energy supply. thank you for how i mean, overall ukraine's energy system once again means extremely resilience. following this tremendous chair is asked by russia, but there are some significant input regional implications. for example, of course, this nastic clean energy available energy generation is now when he either completely taken online or would take millions of dollars to repair it. if that is, that is the course that's taken a stream of some of the hydro electric production is somewhat impacted. but it's just mostly about adjusting, adjusting some of the pressures adjusting of the system. so overall, upstream hydro, that's still i'm that is still able to function downstream. of course this, right, this app has cost flooding and some of this flooding is impacting some of the regional or power plants that are, that are on,

on the pathways. i suppose the most one of the most significant implications is access to water. we're going to see close to a 1000000 people being impacted by sort of just to water. and of course, there's going to be thousands of people last and already left with out of juices and thinking into the short term to long term needs. ukraine will very likely need higher amount of energy imported from here. a. hi your virtue. this is a terrorist acts by russia and they're obviously a lot of put things in place that russert happened in, in a russian controlled territory. it looks like it was caused by some sort of explosion inside at the time. but we should stress the, the actual cause of this hasn't been fully established yet. and, and, and the russians are accusing the okay, now that they were ukrainians of, of carrying this out, but nevertheless, attacking your trains, energy supply, that is part of russia's strategy for this war, isn't it?

yes, they couldn't win on the battlefield. so then they tried to destroy it, increased people over the winter, and now they're trying to drown ukraine. and they're, they're trying to chew, call it phenomena potential and massive parts of ukraine. this will have huge implications on the agriculture uh and being able to, to water crops, not just in that region, but across the broader spots it's print, which will tremendously impact, but not just you preexisting. i mean, uh, potential to generate income from this, this will have global implications on food shortages. but there's also going to be implications on the trade that you probably won't be able to do to the pro. um, because because of the conditions right now. and it just security is obviously your, your specialty. so tell us how many incidents like this can ukraine with stand intensive, united, maintaining its own energy security is, frankly, this should be the last incident out there with what the international community

knows into, in terms of how dangerous russia is. ukraine can only be resilient for so long without broader additional international support. knowing what we know now in terms of what russia is willing to do, the level of damage, equal size and genocide, and the level of suffering is willing to influence on ukraine. we should prepare and avoid worst case scenarios, ukrainian something wondering about this dam being mind since last year since last fall. so this information was on the table and there are multiple calls to say we need to prevent the worst case scenario. literally the thousands of potential people in homes being flooded the territory, the settlements now they're being affected all of this was projected last year. so what do we do now? and i think we have to look at what is the next possible disaster that you're responsible for in this course itself or asia. so right now on those, um, even if the current water that's coming from the bar isn't sufficient or

alternative ways to keep pulling all this information power plan. so immediately that there aren't immediate, high risk of a huge disaster happens immediately. but as long as it's under russian control, we are not unsafe, the plan does not say the reaches, and that's a europe is not to say. so we must do everything in a power to assume the worst to assume that once again, there won't be negligence and that russian will choose violence and genocide and that they will take the risk of doing something another forensic event. so therefore, the international community needs to do everything to prevent this happening and particularly making sure that the parisha power plan is safe. okay. okay. the from the atlanta accounts has been interesting to get your perspective. thank you very much. i, as we talked in the past about ukraine's crucial role and supplying the well, it's weights. but actually the gloves biggest producer is china and that one is not

well the harvest it should have already been brought in by now. however, extreme weather has taken a heavy toll on this is crump. these harvesters are having a hard time doing the work here in center china who non problem. hey, lorraine has solved the ground. and even worse, it's done the severe damage to the cross to the us. it was basically the crop failure, the tools with you can see that, you know, beat this problem. yeah, that's right. and that's because of too much right on the right and in pure yeah, the other ones are fine with chang isn't sure whether it's even worse harvesting at home is we won't be suitable for human consumption at best. it will be feed for lives non produce the chart of china sweets, but the weather has been most of the across in the home area says this phone book, keeping the try to reach cop has prompted,

even though it's not quite as bad. that's the problem. whereas the harvest on the northern target isn't really even in good use, china can't cover its own, we experts say the country with massively increased reading ports now, which will affect the anti war tweets right in ports of we came to china already going up last year they were one of the biggest in the world, and the amount of imports is already rising. if there's damage to the crop, and we're still figuring out how much it is, then it's likely that china will need to increase its imports next year. so that would obviously have an impact on global prices in an impact on global markets. and it's not totally china, australia to is expecting a bad top. me to, to just say 2023 will be under the spell of a new dx, 3 weather phenomenon that brings lots of heat and humidity all caused by climates.

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