the, the, the state of the news log from berlin, ukraine retakes, more territory on his counter offensive ukraine. the troops are slowly advancing as they trying to break through russian defense as riddled with land mines. also coming to the united nations warrants, it will be difficult to pull peacekeeping troops out of mali. their fears at hundreds of local staff, the support of the un mission will be in danger. and prosecutors open a preliminary investigation into the scandal over the spanish football. chines worldcom kits, vc kits 5 booster movie our list could amount for sexual assault. the

nicole fairly, the dollar of years on p b. s in the united states and everybody joining from around the world. welcome, it's good to have you. ukrainian forces have re taken more territory in the south eastern supper. reserve region keeps says its troops have re gift, saving the so often the ration of little book, new. our armed forces are moving south east of this settlement. and you said to one also i'm hopeful for pro bought in you is free but large parts of the small village law in ruins. this video was released from one of the units that took the village. the civilians had been holding out during the fighting for weeks on end to a couple of chrysler holes and then plug it. the psychologically it was very

difficult when the water ran out, then the bread ran out. we planned to the garden, otherwise we had to run for food in between the selling now ukrainian forces continue to push on. in front of them lies the next line of russian defenses . trenches, tunnels and firing positions protected by vast mine fields. gaps and these mine fields need to be blasted free bit by bit a tedious slow and deadly business. i asked military alice moreno moran from king's college, wondering if this breakthrough is a small village is significant in itself or just part of a bigger plan. good evening. um, well, it is significant from many perspectives. the 1st one being, it's important for the morale of the troops because they have been trying to make advances for 2 months now since

a calling for offensive has begun. so even so the ukranian military still conducting nothing operation center or both. and it's important for them from that perspective to demonstrate at least a limited success. on the other hand, they have reached the main defense line of the russians, and they might be pushing toward talk mac. so we have to see how the operations will be unfolding and wasn't that you bringing on forces can capitalize on the fact that not everywhere are russian defenses of the same quality and possibly try to penetrate them where there are some with weaker because the russians happened reinforcing their defensive lines in the past 2 weeks. and the cold season is around the corner. we know that you, granite counter offensive is very likely to be impacted by that. could we see any major advances before that happens or well, the season is coming and it's coming very soon in

a couple of weeks is it will start draining. i never thing uh specifically was um operation. there will be a lot of money which will make it difficult to use military technology, the very heavy, $75.00 phones challengers, and $65.00 phones, leopards, which might get bogged down in mode. so right now, um general solution has been meeting was, has made or com, to parties to discuss a change in that ukraine smell. latrice trafficking remains to be seen and how far is this will be adjusted and what will happen also with other parts of the front was the russians are advancing or around best mood, for instance. and how the ukrainian forces will change their approach in light of these obstacles that are expecting them in the fall. and i want to get your opinion on a piece of news that certainly caught my eye. you printing president zalinski, is that in an interview that one says force is pushed through to the border of russian occupied crimea. and you can envision pushing russia to,

and i'm quoting him, and they're the militarized crimea. what do you make of that? or it is quite an interesting it statement because presidents of lensky is not from the military. he's a politician. so it isn't and vicious desires to the middle of price crimea without using any major military force and perhaps for the civilians. it would be desirable . however, as i said, um, it depends on manufacturers, and i think um, carrillo productive who's the head of ukrainian military intelligence doesn't share that precise for you. because from his vantage point it will still require military force. and i think it is a way to early to talk about that because we don't know how this deviation will be, will be in, in the absence of major breakthroughs. um, how ukraine and when ukraine will be able to reach premier. when the pre owned forces will be able to reach cream yet, especially since they are still lacking air power. yeah,

the reason i found the so remarkable was that until now, zelinski always said that the ultimate goal was to preserve at any cost ukraine's territorial integrity. so are we witnessing zalinski is red lines shifting in a way may be yes and he's red line. so shifting especially given the developments of the global developments and the possible bathing support for you. crazy, nice things to ask is red lines have definitely shifted at least in his rhetoric. however, we have to be able to separate the informational sphere and political statements from the really the reality on the ground and from the capabilities that you bringing on forces have now. so we might be talking about years as military analyst moreno moran from kings college in london. thank you. always great speaking to you . thank you for having me time now to have a look at some of the other stories making use around the world today. the libyan

foreign minister in iowa along goose has been fired for her is really counterpart and now he had talks with her in rome. libby in foreign ministry, described the meeting as a casual encounter. but news of the meeting spark protest and several libyan cities . libya does not recognize the state of israel and us federal judge has set the date for donald trump's trial on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election results to march 4th next year. that is one day before super tuesday went over, a dozen states will choose between trump and his republican rivals. trump says he will appeal the trial dates. human rights monitors have condemned to ban on women. visiting one of the scanner stands most popular, national parks, the telephone governments, morales, the ministry, and pose the band, claiming visiting women were not adhering to proper as lama dress rights groups say it as another attempt to shut women out of public life. friendship president.

my call says his country's ambassador will remain in these there, despite the risks, the military, who into there had given france until sunday to withdraw and stuff. anti french protests have been held in the capital of me. i'm a local media, same power and water to the embassy have been cut off. the united nations is warning that withdrawing peacekeeping troops from molly will be dangerous because of poor security conditions. the hotel which runs molly, has ordered the peacekeepers to leave by the end of this year. it's feared hundreds of local staff is a part of the un mission will be in danger. already militants claim to have killed one man who worked for the german army and molly, or as the deadline for germany's pullout from molly draws closer thinks of a brutal murder history ignited the debates over how to protect small codes theft. the german government has previously stated that local staff would not be in danger

after the withdrawal, despite the 10s political situation in molly. now militants linked to the so called is lubbock, states electric will have killed amalia man. apparently for working with a gentleman army. post octed, we're currently verifying the claim and the background so much to me. so of course that we are aware of our duty towards locals staff approval of the free for the new club shifts and that was the situation this reminiscence of events. enough gone to some shortly before the withdrawal of the boom disappear and of the nature of troops in 2021. then to the german governments had long maintained that there was no concrete danger to local workers. many of those were left behind, still live in sea of violence from the taliban. in molly the bonus via employees around 60 miles, the install directly. most of them as interprets us about several hundreds of the

low codes of hired as sub contract us. some of them already sent a desperate call to help to the german government this summer that we must be sold for humanitarian treatments. and if there is any doubt we must prioritize this, i believe we owe that to the people who have risen their lives with germany. while it seems clear that german troops will leave molly by the end of the year, those still remained behind. i left with uncertainty. emily guardian as a dw political correspondent, and i asked her about the reports of a local worker being killed for his ties to the german bonus van monte a yes. so we know that some a video launched on line a parent or show mine who was cowering in front of what was going to be his grave. and this mom was blindfolded and behind him instead, a group of heavily militarized men. and this video was posted by him on the face, terraced group and in the text underneath it was posted underneath this video. so

that's the some man in question has been killed for his involvement with the drum and government for working with the sensually and as evidence. the group had also posted a picture of a man in question where he appeared to be standing together with a soldier from the sale. here in germany, we need to know is that this pull out of molly has been happening to base it. and the defense ministry has maintained that locally employed staff is safe right now. this report of this mind having potentially been killed by a terraced group for his involvement with the germans. one is obviously raises big questions and being confronted with this report, the government, the government defense ministry, has said that it is taking it very seriously. not thing said it is very difficult to verify this video. i'm. the person who appeared in the picture has been identified to someone who had worked for them on the scale locally,

but he was employed by a sub contractor. he wasn't directly employed by the, from the show. so that was it. that's why the water is got a bit mucky. but of course this raises the question of what happens to luckily import stuff is germany pulls out of money. exactly. and, and brings back memories from of got us on, not too long ago. so what is being done to avoid history from repeating itself? exactly, i mean i've got this done as a very different country. it was a very different concept for re icing similarities in the way i'm demonstrating later today and toward stuff of it pulls out. now what we're seeing at the moment is i'm a, a group of politicians is actually doing an application and for, for mistakes not to be repeated in the sense that at the time. and it's kind of time to get a visa or to go through the visa application was incredibly lengthy and sometimes it was just too long and, and, and it was too late for people and they have to remain ma'am. so this group from politicians is now advocating to take away these for crossing barriers and so on to

take more than one parent approach to local employed stuff. you know, we, of course, for the medical correspondent, emily or dean. thank you so much for that. and you're watching due to the news still become a growing scandal over the unwanted world cup kits. prosecutor is open a preliminary investigation into 2 ways to free up. the 1st france is banning full length. this law make a buying on dresses and schools. the government says the government break strict rules prohibiting religious symbolism. critics say the ban is unconstitutional and then attack on as long. we'll go. next week kicks off a new school year in france, but a by a outfits like these will not be back in class rooms. the new education minister has been to the long flowing traces, pointing to what he calls an increase and attacks on secularism.

the buyer has no place in our schools and neither do religious symbols. this has to comply with almost fundamental principles of secularism and neutrality. in france already bends religious symbolism in schools including crosses. jewish cape is and islamic head scarves. but many question with that the a by a is in fact religious, typically a loose gammon to popular with some muslim women and girls, similar outfits, a warrant across various cultures and creeds. the band has divided opinion seeing what the buyers address for the heat. that's all people want to turn it into a religious garment, but it's not religious at all. let me see for the secular risk means we must not display religious science in places of education or administration uncle and that is on is pressing the load. yes sir, by us

a long dress that's quite loose as long sleeves, but really it's normal clothing. it's not a distinct religious symbol. critics argue that the band, stigmatizes muslims, and the issue is being blown out of proportion. it's a racist xenophobic, anti muslim is lemme phobic diversion that seeks to stigmatize young women in particular. and it's going to create lots of difficulties by confronting schools with an impossible decisions. it's what is in a bio and what is a long dress in the of needs. the education ministry has not had issued risk and guidance on the avaya. ben and the legal challenge is likely of which hunting, still practiced in some parts of india. women are the main victims labeled as witches and often facing violence within their communities. which once happened despite laws aimed at stopping them. she won't be thing when he was in the street

with us on to or from the drive she belongs to sunset. is the fee, the temple like she what the feel that somebody she'd be bought from offering. pres hill, a woman and her village recently passed away due to illness. and the village of lean stream would be for the day. she was labors of which the village of jack took her to an old shop or the traditional hill feedback. the reason of it and even suggested that boiling boys be bored over, she would be to exercise her son. whatever has gone to port seeking protection for his mother under the provisions of the states and the witch hunting. know, haven't looked at the big i don't understand why this happened to me and it was frightening when they made these allegations. my entire family and i have lived in the field of what the village rules my daughter was, think about it. i'm not so far identify which hunting is common in jacqueline. one

of the board of states in india, but ethnic tribal groups formed roughly a quarter of the population. and it is mostly in these communities that this practice exist. rich hunting is essential, these or social evil which has its roots and superstition. but now it seems to have become a convenient to read the silent press and off to size one that it doesn't, it suck on more more is a social activist and former member of fundament, or she has been helping. she must be in boston within the duties. he runs an organization for tribal empowerment which has been raising awareness against which hunting, and helping those victim my spice. a dime for a talk to the intent behind this practice is mostly to scare vulnerable women. you know, mostly those were old, an aged for an alteri or motive, or to gang up against them and snatch their land order. sometimes tribal chiefs also make these allegations just to ensure their domination in the village. model

says that while there are anti which on floors, they are not effective and those of choose often face great danger. in a village on the other side of the state. dropping hosta and his wife jump off face similar charges. they were accused of witchcraft off to their own daughter, died of the them. it is one of the few cases in india where a man has also been accused of being of which we were falsely accused by our relatives because of land and property disputes. all of the villagers turned against us and we had to flee the village to save our lives. like shame would be done and some fault also live in constance. funeral, put that job going state laws have done little to protect them until in the us government bosses national legislation against which hunting b,

like so many others, we'll continue to be victimized by this age. always and brutal practice. the controversy around the spanish football federation president, we sort of, we are live shows no signs of dying down. prosecutors have launched a preliminary investigation now into whether his action amounts to sexual assault. so we have this case, the spanish for jenny are most so on the lips of the metal ceremony following their victory and the women's world cup final. the we are with you, jenny. the banner reads, spain and the rest of the world are standing by the end here tomorrow. so our point of global support for our multiple male players in spain's 1st division show their support this match day wearing t shirts that read say a couple or it's over to not the middle school board. i want to give my full unconditional support to jenny and the rest of the players of the women's team bucks a month for what they are going through,

who's getting and it gets uh and i get some moments. major sponsors dropped out after players and coaching staff with the national team in protest. even the spanish government has gotten involved and will be at the head of the government will work so that mister ruby, alice does not lead spanish football again. is that is our commitment. that's the task we're going to see through the affair has sparked a wider debate on women's rights the, even though this, how can i live with this disgusting situation? everyone has wanted to offer support. everyone has stood with spain and with women . okay. and i think that's a positive. ok. i also think this takes the spotlight away from where it should be and how good is that available? but i think all this should have happened before the move to on the new. yeah. my not one day more. it's over it because i was with no money that it's over,

that the women strong victory has been tarnished by attitudes that are intolerable . and that we are not going to allow again, that will help me be really honest. his mother has gone on a hunger strike in this church in southern spain, over what she calls her son's into main treatment. while ago i asked spain based sports journalist, tamara hunter was likely to happen next. after this preliminary investigation into ruby ellis was launched to it's a very good question. i will hinge on the evidence that julia and also provides. and if they decide that she's in front telling the truth when she says there is no consent. and the whole reason for this is that there was a law that was put into place last year, which is called only yes, is yes. and it's about consent and very explicitly says that in the absence of it, then it is considered a crime. it is considered sexual aggression. and i imagine that's exactly what they're trying to show you. that's what they're trying to prove. so they have already been for official reports,

complaints that were filed to the prosecutor's office and madrid. they then took it to the national court, which is the, the high court for, for these kinds of cases which is now what they're looking into. so there is potentially a very real um scenario whereby he could be found guilty of this and receives a criminal charges based on the empire, lots of everything else and all the other investigations that are going on currently as well. yeah, he of course claims that he is innocent, but there has been an out for him. we just saw there in the report of support for jenny are the most oh, around the globe. literally honest, he refuses to go nonetheless. how much longer can you hang on? it's a very good question because he's clearly grasping on for as long as we possibly can, which is new fighting tooth and nail for this because i don't think he's going to stand down by his own accord. i think he will have to be forced out. so whether that's going to be the,

this is criminal route that's being looked into. whether it's going to be the administrative ports, which is also also initiating proceedings as well, in determining whether they're going to suspend him from his post or if they're going to find him, including as well uh, from the support overall. whether that could be anywhere from 10 to 15 years or for like he's already of course, temporarily suspended by he waste by fee, so sorry for the next $90.00 days provisionally. so i think because it is coming at him from so many different angles. one of these avenues will be the one in which he actually does remove him from his post. however, there could be a twist toilet this. the federation is still in a meeting that was called earlier this afternoon, an emergency meeting to talk about this very thing and i think to make a decision about what to do about cov yeah, this up until now they have them and they supported tiffany, i've been in his corner, they have repeatedly insisted that genuine most is the one line. so it would come as a surprise if they all of a sudden decided to make a u turn and push about. but it could have been given the incredible amount of

pressure bouncing from, as you say, the entire world as well as you're in spain. yeah. maybe not within the association of right now as you're just describing it. but this whole affair has forced a reckoning of sorts with sexism in spanish football and spanish society. would you say that we're witnessing springs me to moments kicking off? yes, yes, i do think so. because what happened was that case, it was like the straw that broke the camel's back. i think people finally said right enough is enough. we're tired of this. we're tired of seeing this kind of man in a position of power of using that power, taking advantage of the moment and then trying to hide behind the always just thing you for you have the moment to get away with it as time and time again. we have seen many positions of power get away with things, and that's why it's led to such a huge uprising from people,

men and women of all ages across society. who have said no, not this time, we are going to fight for justice for jenny. and we also have to make significant changes within society and culture as well, where sex is in minnesota, genie i'm sex. abuse is still very much a real issue around her and verse. lona: thank you so much for the a. hi, lisa. i'm 5000 red heads from around the world, gathered in the netherlands this weekend to celebrate red hair and take a stand against bullying and prentice festival goers enjoyed art and music as well as joining skin care and make up workshops. ginger harris is very rare. only between one and 2 percent of the world's population are red hits in northern europe . the frequency is higher though. and here's a quick reminder over top stories today, including says it has re taken more territory in the counter offensive against russia. key says it's forces have liberated the village of routine, close to

a rail junction use for russian military supplies. the united nations has warned that it will be difficult for peacekeeping troops out of mali or fears that hundreds of little staff, the support of the un mission will be in danger. that's all for now, but stick with us. i'll be back after a short break to take you through the day hope to see you there, the,

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