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a $110.00 can fence dad and more than the thousands are still missing. west african leaders. that means again to consider a military intervention in new shares to those sanctions are hosting the economy that old so increasing support for the ministry. johnson on moscow parades capture and military traits driving the west, the southern ukraine, faulty equipment. we looked at the russian profit gotten to the shows that onto the practical, the special operation the i'm so okay, welcome to the program. a gemini is to buy the advanced out of 3 me solve defense system from israel following us approval of the sale is positive. german efforts to build a sky shield in response to russia's invasion of ukraine's are develop joining the

by israel and the us, the out of the threes, capable of intercepting high altitude ballistic missiles that is used in israel circles. and israel says the system could be delivered to germany by 2025, and fully operational by 20. $33.00 and a half $1000000000.00 deal will be israel is biggest ever defend sale. let's get more. it's from the w correspondence that rebecca bits, as in jerusalem and benjamin oliver's group out here in the welcome both. let's start with you ben. what else do we know about this deal? so this deal has been in the making for a while now. the negotiations between berlin and the israel started off to russia's invasion of ukraine. the sale and the discussions also came up during a meeting in april. one is rarely prime minister. benjamin antonio visited berlin, and in june the germany's parliament and the bonus tag, the defense committee voted in favor of this purchase. and today they also welcome

to us decision saying that this will help protect not only germany and german skies, but also its neighboring countries from asteroids. and now the next steps will be the signing of a letter of commitment. and then both ministries of defense, the german and the is rarely ministry. together with israel, ira space industry will finalize the agreement, both paul them and they need to approve it and then the full contract will be ready to sign by the end of the year. so the plan is to have a way for delivery by 2025 and then full preparation deployment by 2030. so 7 years from now. and you mentioned the possible protection for germany's naples. so i guess they're likely to be pretty pleased about this. do is likely to be pretty pleased to react in a positive way because what it's so special about the system is, is long range. this is an intercept of the can shoot down long range ballistic missiles. it is assigned to intercept dismissal outside the atmosphere. and the system consist of several positive command,

post re does launches and the missiles themselves. so this veda has such a long range that it could protect other countries as well. so that could get the data from germany, but it also could protect baltic states in the notes, poland, and romania. so these countries would only need to acquire dismissal units for the defense. rebecca rest as in jerusalem, just focus through why, why israel needed us approval before the deal could go through. well, as you mentioned, annual late in the phil, this was a joint development project between the us and israel. and as is the, as is the way with these, um, deals with these contracts, these big military contracts, both policies need to agree. now. similarly, let's say for example, if german a wanted to send its weapons deco to around a bit of a weapon that had been developed by another country, it would also need to seek approval. so this deal wouldn't have been possible without the us approval it as calm and what's the government?

they're saying about video. this is obviously well come news here a jerusalem, the government making some very positive statements of defense minister. you'll have deland calling. it is an expression of confidence in his ralph defense industries. there are a couple of key points. one that shouldn't be missed is he also went on to talk about how it is and particularly meaningful, given the history between the 2 countries of to every jewish person. and i quote, the drum news, acquiring israel defense capabilities that something was echoed by the is riley, and bassett are imposed in rome process. he also made similar statements, so that part is particularly meaningful. and that's what they saying here. but another 2 reasons, the timing of the steel is particularly important for this government is of course the economy and the us israel relations. now it must be said that this deal was broken under a form of government not under the current netanyahu file. right? government bought the timing of it will be seen very positively by that and the

government us really is ready relations have been suffering because of these traditional reforms that this found, right? government trying to push through as well as a whole host of other policies that they stand behind the as i say, that relationship, that strong relationship historically has been suffering. and so this will be coming out of time when they can crow about the strength of the defense relationships. in fact, galant said, this reflects once again, the powerful defense ties between the us and israel. and of course, the other thing being the economy, the economy hasn't been looking solar positive. the, the credit raising has been, it's not a downgrade to the economy looking uh, to be on a not going very well given these protests and the lack of confidence in what's happening here with the judiciary. so this is another boost, the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 that the government will be able to advertise as lots of rebecca rivers in jerusalem and benjamin alvarez grew in. but i think about

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well. say w journalist, a country ma is on my way and told us more about f as to identify the victims. numbers are still pretty low and that's something that we were wondering about because if people on the ground that we've been talking about, expect the number of deceased to be way higher. the police officer explained that they want to be very respectful for the family as they have gathered to teams. a for of experts also from california that are helping with dna of integration. and they want to notify the families 1st. so they want to be respectful, and that's going to take a lot of time countries, muller and molly. meanwhile, a huge while fi and canada has prompted officials to order the evacuation of all 20000 by the residents of yellow, nice the regional capital of northwest territories. no tests have been reported with several structures have been destroyed. canada is going through its worst

effort while fi season on the 1000 fires a currently binding in germany, severe weather conditions including heavy rain and thunder storm. so flood water in gulf, a subway station, and central from cross plains were also grounded after front for the airports runway became submerged. the stones, also, coast disruptions in other parts of the country. a space slower house of parliament has elected the front seen on the gulf and gulf from the prime minister federal sentences, the socialist prophets as its new speaker. both in the face of the section is seen as a test for such as it is. but the form of government was hoping to form a coalition with small deposits after coming seconds behind conservative last month's election. and more than 60 people are believed to have died in a boat carrying migrants which was found drifting off the coast of cape fraud. on tuesday and g o side the boat left, set a goal and early july,

according to the land. more than 2400 people have died issue a trying to make the journey to new york by boat along all seasons. the atlantic crossing is considered one of the most dangerous finally process show in cape the after weeks drifting at sea. these few survivors of the latest to attempt to reach europe from west africa, the most of the passengers and now believed to have died. and the survivors will be sent back to send a go. the un says safe pathways to migration a solely lacking worldwide, leaving many to seek out the dangerous journey by boat f. one with a door and see it comes with a lot of pain. yes. and we know that migration issues like global issues, like which we quiet, international cooperation, a lot of discussion that global strategy, especially about given what it a well, just go into right now with migratory issues. it means that all of us,

all countries have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so that we don't lose any more live, said c major be this month is so the, to do the fishing vessel left, senegal on july 10, carrying around 100 passengers, mostly senegalese, migrants move in. one month later, the coast guard and cape bed has rescued. just 38. survive is the atlantic migration rate from west africa to spain is one of the world's deadliest already this year. more than 300 people have died or gone missing while trying to make the crossing. despite the risk, the number of people leaving has searched, driven away from home by climate change and economic and political instability. a ministry latest from the west african group of states at co awesome meeting to

discuss ministry intervention in new share defense, a cheese from the regional block. and expecting to discuss the details of the possible intervention as done by forces already being activated, the 2 day meeting in guns capital acura comes 8 even is echo us emphasizes that it prefers a diplomatic solution to and been a few of the well, uh, economic functions applied by some neighboring countries over already damaging new jazz economy. hundreds of trucks so lined up on the jazz coast board is many filled with desperately need an aide and food. although sanctions placed on the shaft since last month's crew have only been in place for around 2 weeks. the country, one of the poorest in the world, is being taught. the majority of its electricity has been cut off by neighboring nigeria and food prices, sky,

rocketing, making life and work even more challenging. the feeling anger against eco was while growing support for each as needed to lead us. we didn't care about a co equal was, has been silent, made for the presidents and power. and we do not need to do whether equal us intervene so not to for media is ready for all the options we have radio i will have one. why? because my children and i lost the soldiers, and i invite the young people to join the army and develop our country and our villages. this week. i make blessings for the soldiers who go home, sit in court on the cross. leaders have so far avoided taking military action to remove new shares, new unelected rulers, but have set a stand by force could be used. the no anom conflict could further de stabilize the

region. something eco us wants to avoid the already. now let's go from report. uh, tell me a lot depot. welcome. tell me. um, so do you expect this meeting of military that you use to actually deploy this done by force? we just thought about. they have been instructed by a cost to deploy. so it's a question of what they'll be discussing is, is what kind of operation they expected to, to carry out how many troops they will need, what kind of troops they'll need, and how long they'll deploy for how much this is gonna cost. so i think that will be the focus of the discussion and best deployment as a calling. it could take some time. i, i don't expect that it will just be an overnight thing and we see trip showing up. so i think the whole point is, is for a cost to carry on with a kind of diplomatic process, even though they instructing the troops to get ready. so we'll see that they'll be trying to by time i don't think it's, it's going to be overnight. an interesting week. the crew does appear to have popular support. this is not likely to last even that question of popular support

is difficult to gauge. yes, we seem people to the streets. yes, seen we've seen the, the minutes we tried to, to appeal to the public and, and have these riley's and public. but it's difficult to gauge what you know, how, what, what percentage of nation area is actually support this movement. and if the people who i'll post it can even come out to express themselves and say they're opposed to it. um, but with the rising surprises with life getting tougher with no electricity is difficult to say how this will play out long time and whether that will sustain support for them. right. so as the assumptions you just mentioned that as a bite time nisha expects economic support from neighboring countries, which also led by administrating measuring. we've seen money and big enough also in particular come out and expressed support for the for the administrative news. yeah, they'll. so i'm on the plural, west african states. so i don't think they have anything to offer. and these are in terms of whether economically they've said they will support these,

your military any. but even then they are suffering their own g heavy insurgencies at home. so it's difficult to see how that would work out and practically as well. the windows stand up against it. nigeria set a goal, i recall is the sort of big a nation's but i think this is more about an ideological stance. they're pushing forward and saying they want to be able to govern themselves and on have outside is imposed on. they know bodies on them. ok, so talk us through the diplomatic activity from outside the region. slowly saying that us is sending in a new ambassador. despite the co, the us has been specific to has been a category called dimension that they do not recognize the codes. so they don't officially recognize, president presume as having been deposed. having said that, they have me, and it's clear because, you know, they have a lot of investment, military investment in india. they support a new jazz troops in counter terrorism. they have american facilities in new jed of hundreds of millions of dollars of investment that they did not want to let go,

especially they don't want to be seen to be dealing with a non democratic the government. so i think that they're trying to have one foot in, but also not be seen to be too old, but in an existing pressure because this is again, a new job being painted as a case of us versus them. and they don't want to be seen as the as another west, and our within the negative to, to us from the us doesn't want to be put in that category. so that's why they're letting eco last take the front of the front seat. ok, thank you for that to me and i tell me a lot since western countries began supplying weapons to ukraine, russian media half type down that importance in the war this week. russians defense ministry pro rated breast and made the weapons seized in ukraine on state tv. the propaganda show, i came joy, a security conference which must go is using to project an image, a stats. it's not the memo every afternoon who are furious or informed about the war. uh, but i see this live show broadcast better off the estate television. it's called 60

minutes vitally exclusive tag in the top left corner. i suggest today's program will be an exciting one. the topic confiscated western weapons and ukraine. i mean, what's most definitely of the least co pays here. we can see the australian boost muster armored vehicles of transporting soldiers. so we still have got yesterday. it's completely burned tight up. that's watching the vehicle was seized. what you would exciting. you're the village of polio and the next people for public i knew ok. not on that. have you spoken to you about the log? well, that's what russian propaganda calls the occupied territories in ukraine. like watching the trophies are present during the army. 2023 military ex. sufficient and have a nice weekend patriot parking gorbinko on the outskirts of moscow. often liability suggests this. we have them here. you can see obviously a french car much as you can see from the flag recently. but what was the price

actually in a good condition is not less than you know, but we can see that it's being picked by a billet or that means that harbor that's quite weak right now. that way we can talk, okay. it's something russia likes to claim that western military technology cannot withstand the rigors of fighting and ukraine. hundreds of items are on display and could be good to prove this from finland, sweden, france, australia, and the united states. and each time the flaws are highlighted is whether it is a tactic also used by moscow is top military brass knew that you, it's here, russian defense minister circuit showing who plays down ukraine's military strength for traditional speaking at the international security summit in moscow. it shows as though i had received the issue with the georgia bio dish report because of the combat situation shows that ukraine has already exhausted into us. and also by major if it's a shift under the pretext of supporting keith. whereas the united states lets its

allies use up the weapons and promises to deliver cheap new one. in fact, they're trying to sell their own new minute treat products, and then it costs go into promotional complex managers. and it's not showing who also admits that russia so called special military operation. it is a serious challenge for its armed forces right next to carefully avoiding the term war and then as required by russian law. also to be put back on this special edition of 60 minutes. there's no such problem is that provide from the presenter uses the word several times as he shows office boyles of russia's invasion, the ends of suppose, the weakness of the west, a more than solemn dw, is a bureau chief. you are a rich, i so joins us from riga, why dw has that be located since being a band from reporting and russia? a welcome jewelry. we just saw emotion before that presenting what he said is on australian. ahmed vehicle completely burned out except for the 15 australian flag

on the front. and we'll see again that we are seeing it. now. do these vehicles that really come from but why the flag say well i feel it's mike, look unreal indeed. but we always have to be careful when we claim a balance. i'm saying, oh, we don't know where the vehicle actually came from where that you took part in any comb with other agents and if so, what exactly? so it may be that everything that have both the same as through and that to the straight line slack was just put up specifically for the submission. why not? uh, by the way it could be is to the place when military equipment has been exhibited for the us, not only western, but also the rational weapons out there, including some from the old one to the place is known for that. anyway, what's remarkable is how well staged this is and how detail every vehicle is described. light that has a program as the report that goes into a u. s. van echo and is amazed at how clean it is inside. so if any show is made

out of a weapons or weapons which with which whatever people were killed, all this little, all that just by and the 60 but it is a reporter also use the world war several times despise of ban on russia, special ministry operation, being described in that way, this indicates a shift in the kremlin messages. it was, this is an assign at least assigned that it's becoming more and more complicated to keep quiet about sinks that at all. this is it's our voice seduced and private consumers. conversations from the very beginning, people don't talk about the special means that the ration of the kitchens at home, even important, has already used as of water for in speech. and we also haven't heard that it's a do my is that up after the parliament. but the question feel is not if someone uses to the war, but who uses if it is scored and how loyal this person is to vote in power. so this could be a reason to make life difficult for this person, but not necessarily when talking here about a selective or directive of guide,

the justice of russia was that awesome? yeah, i'll go ahead. yes sir, that i'm more into more critical voices in relation to the war on television. bought these voices. i'm not voices. dalton rochester, all in the process calls, but calling for even cause i accident. so the not. busy of peace bucks out of the hooks of boy i would say. so how much influence that do shows like 60 minutes have on the russian population after a year and a half? this will or wells really depends on how much intellectual potential as the audience has and what all the sources of these audience has. from my low experience in russia, i would say that television is consumed a lot by the older generation of these propaganda shows up by the way, very professional limit. uh, they all have the same screenplays that are 4 or 5, so called experts. and there's also always one who is allowed to, to, to present to the so called all the sites and tell the, decide in this case of the ukrainian so at west them for an i see things in the, the studio. the only difference is that the vis ukrainian or less than guy has much

less time to told and to the host simply interrupts him. so it's always an on the equal game um, on top of that, these shows. so that is usually a very loud discussion. so an emotional debate is suggested i, that's an additional show effect. surely at some point though, this has less and less of an effect, which is why more and more strange theories i brought into play to entertain people . even that said on, on the devil himself is waging war against russian from the west. that's about your richardson and riga. the i'm glad to book that place in the, in football is that women's world cup. final way of the 31 picture of a co host australia. it's a tough defeats for them to tell this, following a magical run to the 70s. after k g start a thunderbolt from ella to drop the deadlock and put england ahead one new

to the line. this is after 36 minutes. australia thought they were back in the game when captain sam kirk drew them level with a wonderful, striking distance, sending the home crowd into a frenzy. the poor defending from the co host in the box some more, and had capitalized on an air and put england back on top. the line, this is showing why they're the reigning european champions. alexia russo sealed the deal for england when she put the game out of us fairly as reach in the 6 minutes england reached the world cup final for the 1st time in history. the will face springs footballs. top prize in sydney on sunday, start break for australia watching dw, and use his reminder that top story of this, our gemini is to buy a be advanced, our 3 me solid defense system from israel. following us of proof of,

of the sites that system is capable of inception kyle's to ballistic. besides, germany wants to roll out of sky. she is similar to is reynolds and down in response to russia's infection policy. exxon dw focus on europe looks at the damage that find recent floods in slipping. i'll be back at the top of the day, the, the, the,

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troops invaded the ukrainian city of computer. it was recaptured. 6 months later. the occupation was hard. how can life go on after all the terror? not everyone can do with the fear we felt every day. when russia comes start to august 25th on dw, the hello and welcome to focus on your up. it's wonderful to have you with that. but whether in europe is becoming increasingly extreme, this summer will be with most heat waves, droughts on forest fires, and some reasons why others and build heavy rains and slots. the bulk of the country of silvia is dropping with the consequences of the worst not.