of the this is dw news live from berlin, the army seat has power in the central african country gone. the top general has declared the new transitional president and proud to celebrate the downfall of the house of leaders whose family ruled the nation for more than half a century. also on the program the crating and drone striking deep inside russian territory and one of the biggest wave of attacks on russian soil since the start of the war plus hurricane italia is the worst storm to hit florida, gulf coast. and essentially the winds weekend as the system moves north,

but it's left destruction and its weight. the i'm on the and is of welcome to the program. military leaders have seized power in a coo and gone senior officers intervene. minutes after president ali baba was declared the winner of a dispute election. the deposed leader is now under house arrest. the military has closed the borders of the central african nation and dissolved all state institutions. world leaders have condemned the crew which has brought a halt to bond, goes almost 14 year rule. the us says it's deeply concerned about the unrest in the oil producing country. cuban in scenes on the streets is a cabin, a capital. after nearly 56 years from the family who the political dentist to reserve a 3rd, but own president. so they probably can god the

down to so much time. many are excited at the prospect of change. we've had enough of the p d g party and they've ruled us for decades, eclipse. they never won any election this i'm going to do next. 2 hours later. the army named general police on a d and d. my cousin are from guys as the new transitional president. if the 2 is successful, this will be the 6th african country where the military has seized power since 2020 hosted president. i leave. i'm going to have to claim victory and last weekend's elections. but me a minutes off is when was in that senior military officers know the results and stage to put now under has the rest fund. guy released the message asking it well. so help from echo onto the president of the

in i'm to send a message to or to friends that we have over. we're going to make notes to make noise for the people here after the rest of the many in gabon hurting. the change in leadership will bring up the i to future. and so now the international community community works on the site to print earlier. we talked to dw correspondent flourish with bonnie about how go on got this point to. well, many of our lease will tell you that this is not a surprise at all for a country like up on. now it may seem to be following the trend of clueless in africa that we've seen in recent times, but this particular case is different. now the president that was ousted or the boat would deal by has been in office for 14 years doing 2 years to

terms during 2 terms. and he was just recently analysed for his 3rd 10. you. he's 5, the run the country for 42 years. it took over from his father who run the country for 42 years. now that one has been independence is 1960, but has only had 3 presidents, a 1000, especially being in the hands of this one front of me. so there has been a growing discomfort and destructive structure, and i'm all the people you know for in terms of the leadership of the country also because got born is what is it very well of the country. but the, well that's, you know, the country has in terms of natural resources doesn't seem to show as leads to the lives of ordinary god born people. so and meanwhile, the president and his from the, the very lavish lives. now, just this past saturday, there was an election where a few hours the few hours before the cool president i'm the or deemed by was announced as to be now. and it was almost as seems to be the issue of recess been

waiting for him to be at now before the coming in because they believe that the results that we have now do not represent the design as of the people of got born. so especially this who is a pre people or the military, using the fact that people are most satisfied with the relation of this one farming the. there was dw correspondent flourish. bonnie ukraine has send waves of drones deep into russian territory and one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war. the drones hit at least 6 regions inside russia. the strikes destroyed military assets, including transport aircraft to drive an attack on the russian air base. 700 kilometers from ukraine, russian and t across themselves repels some of the drones. but sol, rushing across from the ground, sustained damage. the kremlin was quick to assign blame. these 2 pass code,

the actions of the ukrainian regime will not go unpunished. russian law enforcement structures are investigating and properly documenting effects of selling bi ukrainian militants of russian regions, and the other criminal actions, decreased strikes and military assets inside russia have increased in recent months . to support ukraine's ground counter offensive, which has been meeting stiff for assistance from russian troops. the most recent drive an attack appears to be the biggest on russian soil since the spouse of the war. the advice is located in the pasco region on the border with nato countries, estonia and lots via the ramp up of driving attacks and recent months have focused on the brands and belgrade regions bordering ukraine, as well as moscow itself. the attacks into haas of rushes capital have put the city on edge. whereas a tax on seals and border regions,

health costs of supply lines for russian troops. the attacks on must go bad and most symbolic importance. several times the glittering high rises of most goes business districts have been the targets of drones, reminding that it leads an old most gigabytes that they are at war. it's now to ukraine's capital t is where of their garage of russian missiles and drones as killed at least 2 people, ukraine's military so that it shut down all $28.00 missiles. and most of the 16 drones that targeted the city. but damage was caused when debris fell on buildings . officials said it was russia's most powerful aerial assault on keith in several months. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. across latin america, thousands are marketing the u. n. day for victims of forest disappearances, relatives of victims marched through mexico city and columbia as capital bogota,

holding photos of their missing loved ones. hundreds of thousands of people are officially missing and both countries mostly linked to violence between the government and guerrilla fighters or organized crime groups. north korea has launched to ballistic missiles and what it calls a simulated nuclear strike. the launch follows us and south korean joint military drills in the region. north korea's ballistic missiles are banned by the un security council which has imposed sanctions on the virginia police in nigeria have arrested more than 60 people out of same sex. wedding officials are searching for others who fled homosexuality is illegal, and nigeria and people convicted can face up to 614 years in prison. tropical storm adalia is threatening to bring floods and storm searches in the us states of georgia and south carolina. earlier at tor, into florida as a hurricane causing large scale destruction theories are still assessing the extent

of the damage and the hardest hit areas. in the wake of the hurricane, the u. s. government has declared a public health emergency in florida of the aftermath of a category 3 hurricane that slammed into the coast with the speed of a fast moving train. authorities had to issue mandatory evacuation orders for low lying areas before floods. turn, florida is coastal roads into rivers and left hundreds of thousands without power over my door. and i see a river outside the water is going down there saying that the high tide is going to come back up. but i don't see your getting any worse. so i'm here back on my home trying to make the best on it, but worst situation with the road swamped this florida couple found an alternative way to leave their flooded homes. kayaks with the fit the truck down and they're about to go under water. so checking out the

neighborhood, the uniform search crews were deployed to help president stranded in the vast light, the populated area, despite the extensive property damage. florida, as governor said, the clean up process was off to a good start. yeah, you know, so far all signs have been positive. there is of course, a lot of debris to clean up, but we will get working with that with the local communities to make sure that the roads are cleared and people can go back to their lives, downgraded to tropical storm. after passing through florida. dalia is sweeping through georgia and south carolina. earlier i talked to meteorologist an atmospheric scientist, matthew pushy, who's following the hurricane and joined us from pensacola, florida. he told us what kind of damage the hurricane has caused there?

yeah, most definitely. so fluoride is very hurricane preowned state ac hurricanes. quite a bit, but not in this part of florida. this came on shore. any big band or that little notch inside the gulf of mexico, we're record state back to 18. 51. and then the roughly 175 years since we haven't seen a major a category 3 plus hurricane may land fall there. and so this is kind of new in uncharted territory. one thing to note, however, it came a shores is drawn. hurricane width is that you made them storm surge about 2 to 3 meters worth in. some places very heavy rainfall and strong winds on the order of perhaps $175.00 to almost 200 kilometers per hour at the immediate coastline. now the main threat, heavy rainfall and isolated tornadoes. as it works, i think the coastline of the appalachians is moisture. passenger colburn squeezed out of the air, breezing very heavy rain fall off with about 20 centimeters and someplace likely. adalia has been downgraded to a tropical storm. and so what does that mean?

so one thing i don't like about where their coverage, in general is how the national weather service and in the united states, we re, systems based on only their when viewed the separate sims of hurricane scale, which comes down to only wind speeds. however, we are not the number one most generally thing that comes from hurricane some trouble. sidelines flooding is both fresh water flooding if you're the coastline search is through this case, it just means that they'll use low pressure center. it kind of vacuum pulling in the wind has weakened little bit and so the winds come down in strength a little bit. it's like when these 3 or coffee in the morning, the faster you start a deeper that dip in the middle. and that dip starts to come back up the speed of this rolling slow, the same thing with the same thing with drop storms in general. and so yes, it is still tropical. it's still a pretty heavy rainfall. the winds just won't be quite as strong. okay, and the storm is moving north now. where's it headed and what can we expect there? so it is currently located right here, the georgia and south carolina border. it is working up the coast and it should

stay pretty much right on the eastern seaboard on the atlantic coast line about, i'd say, 12 to 14 hours after that. finally, i'm pushing out to see one thing to note though is that there's a cold over an off to it's west that cold bottom is both helpful and hurtful. it's helpful because eventually pushes the storm out to see steering, you know, wait for the rest of the eastern seaboard, steering and away from the nation's capital. but it also as a boat with mechanism kind of boosting how much moisture actually falls as rain, squeezing that out of the air, focusing it along that was your pool. and so it's useful in that it gets it out to see it's bad because the channels all of that moisture caused me heavy rains. okay, and i think i'll put you in pensacola, florida. thank you. in the basketball world cup defending champion spain. if you dirty run by 20 points to finish and beaten in their group, led by brothers one show and willy, honda and gomez, spain sailed to an 8565 victory. elsewhere the americans completed an easy march

through the group stages. well, beating jordan, 110 to 62 in b is anthony edwards scored a game high, 22 points. while the world's most famous food fight has turned the streets red in the spanish city of boone, your thousands came from around the world to do battle and the annual tomato throwing festival chuck more than a ton of old and override tomatoes. after an hour, the throwing stops in the clean up begins. jason dates back more than 70 years. here's a reminder of our top story. the top general has been named as the new leader of gone, proud celebrated a crew which has ousted president ali bunco from power his family, ruled the nation for more than half a century. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app from google play or the apple app store. it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world,

as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and up next is dw documentary . we're looking at to you political shift in the baltic region that was triggered by the russian vision of ukraine. as after a short break, stay with us. the ukraine was like a stepping point 6. you know, 5 votes you into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a significant from the train. you can choose to go back or somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the move in search of a pass in life. yeah. give me something that is coming very very soon and yeah, can we learn more about or know when a story info, migraines.