a, a, the, you're watching the, the names coming to live from for list. a russian attack kills at least 16 people in eastern ukraine showing strikes the shopping district and a city close to the front line. present the landscape condemning the attack in the genetic region as heinous. people also coming up on the sho, torrential rain brings k off to southern europe. heavy flooding causes widespread devastation in greece, turkey and bulgaria and africa's climate summit wraps up in nairobi. delegates demand help from major polluters and global financial institutions.

the clare richardson, welcome at least 16 people have been killed in a russian attack on a market in eastern ukraine. iraq it exploded in the front line town of question to musica. indeed jeanette scrooge and present of what appears a lensky called the attack, a heinous, evil hours earlier us secretary of state antony, blinking, who arrived in the capital cave on an unannounced visit. he's expected to announce a new us aid package worth over $1000000000.00 do these next centers in t if he says, blinking is came to give a public demonstration of support for the counter offensive against russia. right, claire. so this trip is of a huge symbolic value. i would say part of it this about showing support for the ukraine. 5 more than one and a half or about one and

a half years since the beginning of a full scale invasion. it's the ukrainians are tired of fighting this war and their public support. and some of the countries that have been supporting ukraine is also becoming becoming less including the united states. so part of the reason for this trip would be to show that the buying the administration is determined to continue to support ukraine and send this message to ukraine as well as back home to the united states. the state secretary asked me blinking. um, as you said, is expected to announce in a package during the trip of roughly $200000000.00 us dollars. and another military humanitarian apex is expected to be announced later this week. so in total, roughly $1000000000.00 and blinking during his visit here also said he re reiterate that how that the united states is committed. and he said they are determined to work with partners and future to rebuild the economy as well as the democracy. so they're here in the, in the long run. so to say that was the message. another important talking point

apart from funding would be the counter offensive, or viewers may remember. there have been remarks by us officials in the past days that the counter offensive here ukraine was going to slowly. this is something that you retraining carter press took offense. and so part of this, this trip would also be about cleaning the air, talking face to face, and finding out how the situation is going on the ground, what the crating is, are planning on doing and how do you united states can further assist with that? this visit has also already been marred by more violence or presence. lensky has said, there's been a deadly russian strike in eastern ukraine. what more can you tell us about that? of the right. so i have this visit last night there having a tax on the odessa reason with one man being killed. there have been ballistic missile attacks just hours before blinking arrived here in cuba. thankfully old english corps, intercepted with this afternoon. as you said, cecil tv footage was released by the fourties that showed an impact in the eastern

ukrainian town of consumptive east. uh. its not exactly a frontline town. it has $70000.00 inhabitants, but it is in well in range can be reached by russian or toby and this is according to the forty's. what happened there that a central market was shelled. cecil tv for which was released. we saw it. we see stuff with as of the aftermath of buildings that were set in place bodies on the street. and as of now what we, what we're hearing is that more than a 1000 people were killed as a child supposed to be among the victims, and a few dozen people have been, have been wounded in this attack. well, thank you so much for bringing us up to speed there. that is due to be of course, in the next sentence. blood stream weather is again battering southern europe storm . daniel has inflicted widespread damage causing landslides in greece, turkey and bulgaria. 12 people are known to have been killed. that is

no. com after the storm. kentucky rescue is have that. what cuts out is trying to reach people trapped in flowed scores by storm. daniel. this pass and seen through the trees, one of the lucky ones to be carried out of danger. minute tree vehicles and helicopters have been brought in to help the rescue efforts, the southern north and bulk area. similar scenes of dispatch. several results along the black sea coast have been hits with flat rock is rising to more than 2 meters. people have been to find higher grounds, easier setting done for those at sea level having to enjoy a bumpy ride across the boss or in greece. they've gone from one extreme to another. wild fires have been replaced with rain water drivers in cause the can still be driven. have been to stay off the roads. the mattress by

the affected vote on support. city was filmed, raging of people for still being outside the locals here trying to save what they can of the storm. daniels, trane of destruction. often without success. they say they've never seen anything like it to before. the sheet of the rain full was very intense and unprecedented. this has never happened before. here. there was a loss of was a lot of volume and for many, many hours. for 24 hours it was non stop. there was a lot of water. it was unbelievable. what's in italy then? obviously 3 coasts ortiz put the blame from the, the face of climate change, saying extreme events like these. and now the new normal we can bring you up to speed. now with some other world news headlines. torrential, rain and flooding have killed at least 31 people in brazil. thousands of others

have been forced to flee their homes after a major storm batter the southern state of huge engine to so with more rain forecast authorities or warning there could be further flooding. yes, so the former leader of the far right proud boys militia has been sentenced a 22 years in prison for the january, 6 storming of the us capital and re k. dario was convicted of suspicious conspiracy . the riot aimed to keep the former president donald trump in the white house after his election defeats and venice will charge visitors 5 years a day to enter it's historic center starting next spring vitale and said he's trying to stem mass tourism unesco once to add venice to its list of growth heritage sites that are threatened by too much tourism well, germany's parliament has reconvened after it's summer break. chancellor, olaf schultz outline plans to spur economic growth, the se you're obviously needs to be caught. but the conservative opposition says the government's budget plans won't allow germany to fulfill its commitments to

nato, the feelings of type gift as it was chancellor. all of shots, his 1st appearance in the bonus tag after the end of the summer break. and one of the appearance it was with an eye patch, the consequence of a fall he sustained while jogging at the weekend. the new prophet didn't appear to hinder shots, but rather put women in sales, as he reviewed criticism from the opposition on his government's defense spending on this of the step out of the seriousness of the situation is not rhetorical. are a joke in everything we do now, i need to make sure that we will be able to make these funds available. we will guarantee that the bonus reaches the 2 percent may to quote and 202820292013. and through the thirty's, that's how it's now meant to be. so for the decision to increase funding for the german army mark of turning points for the country after russia's attack against ukraine. so for the leader of the conservative opposition,

sholtes is government isn't setting the right priorities. nadine must be according to everything we have heard and read so far. the federal budget for 2024 does not do justice to this fundamental challenge. achieving a real turning point and this goes with the budget for 2024 in focus in the bonus tag. the debate also touched on germany's wobbling economy with lagging growth and a strong need for modernization fee. the along the many in the country. equally hoping for more unity, the on demand. that is why i would like to propose a pack, to be honest. let's call it the germany packed. i thought a gemini pack that will make our country fast on the safe side more more than with speed instead of stagnation action instead of broke destination corporation. joel, instead of becoming approving the budget, will not be the smallest ride. the opposition is preparing for a fight. as many of the governments proposals remain this be that didn't

let's go to can you now where africa's 1st climate summit has wrapped up? delegates have signed the nairobi declaration, calling on rich countries to do more, to fund africa's transition toward a grand economy. they also want to global financial reforms. african leaders secured at $23000000000.00 in green energy commitments. are east africa bureau chief more than that? i told me more about the declaration or yeah, the declaration signed and adopted today by african heads of state actually cause for global action to increase capital for green projects across the continent. specifically mentioning multi lateral development banks, basically for you have more capital, they should incentivize new investments. it's also calling on a global carbon tax on maritime transport and navigation on costs of fuel trade. it remains to be seen how exactly that will look like. it's also and also mentioning

at that's where these measures, for example, how to include a 10 year grace period, how to preempt that in the 1st place. and also how to extend that 10 now. and also mentioned is a call on the international community to help increase africa's renewable energy capacity from 56 and megawatts. add to the this current at to 300, at least by 2030. and last but not least, african resources should be processed here, not elsewhere. because then added value is also created here. so how realistic do you think it is that these resolutions will actually be implemented? yeah, that's a fair question. because if you look at formal commitments done by country, something on a global know was they have not been on it, for example, the commitment of investing $100000000000.00 us dollars annually. that has not happened. and so african countries of course know that this is a possibility, another so, so say just the commission sounds very good is implemented,

but let's see if it remains a declaration of intent going in to the summit. there were protests in the days ahead. what are critical voices saying about this as well? critical voices. these are mainly down activists, society groups that have purchased that they say that, for example, carbon credits are not the right approach. but the time of financing, you have to know that the, your united arab emirates have pledged more than 450000000 in a buying that they have committed to buying a carbon credits for that amount of loan. so that's a huge commitment, but from attractive say, well that's just the wrong approach because this is just a pretext for which countries to continue to polluting the environment and not really changing, ever say anything. and also african nation should actually look into other means that, that release or a direct compensation off. uh yeah, of, of uh, for example of a loss of damage fund. what happened to that?

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