[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from the lake, a ceasefire in the disputed region of nicole in oak harbor about after some 24 hours of attacks from as a, by sean and schools of casualties. armenian separatists announced that they will lay down there on the peace folks will get the very latest premier yvonne also coming up russia's will in ukraine, dominates the united nations general assembly. ukraine is doing every thing to ensure that dr. watson address, no one in the wall will be up to a tech,

any nation president zalinski enforce wells leaders, a stem suddenly against russia. ukraine site for that security. and with un latest focused on climate dw travel to the amazon with the agency that's monitoring a legal v for a station. it's a success story. let's move on how the problem of the deforestation best plus stains football federation promises big changes often that's unwanted. well, comp case, that house think to those changes. brittany, go the i'm and you can just make it and it's good to have you with us. we felt the program with breaking news. a ceasefire has been agreed between armenian back sciences and as a buyer, johnny forces indigo,

no car boss. the 2 sides have been slicing since as a by john launched a military operation that on monday it pounds it in the go on a car boss was real kits and heavy artillery killing at least 32 people according to a median sources and wounding many more going to hire about is internationally recognized as positive as a bi sean, but most residents that are actually ethnic on medians. it has long operated as a defect, so or turn to miss states as a by john took control of parts of the region. after a while with on media in 2020, that conflict claimed some 6000 lives. ok, let's get the very lights as now from data use, maria, catch them, i'd say, who joins us from the armenian capital era. von maria, what more can you tell us about the ceasefire agreement? so yes, so if we look closer at the agreements under this a ceasefire,

so the kind of boss us or to agree to disarm there are forces which essentially means that this is the end of the military resistance from car bossy armenians located. so another key point is that an agreement was reached in the on the withdrawal of the remaining units and service men of the armed forces of armenia from the deployments zone of the russian peacekeeping troops. and the final one is concerning, of course, the human rights of the car back to our mean is that are still uh, you know, in the uh, located so and, and the reintegration upfront of a security issue. so farming and state thing in the blockade, we talked with a relative here uh in the uh your von, at the, uh, square at the government uh next to the government building where they gather that they take this news actually with a piece of sold that they say that they do not believe official statements and some

of them even managed to keep in touch with their relatives. and they're saying that the ceiling setting still continues. so we cannot really verify this information at the moment as we are now in yet of on by the people who are very frustrated. they are very angry and they are looking forward to today. uh uh, the next developments and uh, what the government is gonna tell them. so some of the protests has told me that they gonna go either today. uh at this um the republic square next to the parliament. uh, going to building, sorry. and they do not wish to criticism against you. call up us in yon. uh because they are not happy with the way you deal. he doubts with the uh, now gotten a car box called length and the escalation that we saw the discrepancy. okay. so for, for me, if i'm understanding you correctly, what you're hearing from armenians in the capsule is that they don't really believe

in the sci fi, the worried that the, the, the, the problem is that gonna start again, they're going to flare up again. uh yes they seems so they have very um, as i said, they're very frustrated and they seem not to trust anyone. they're saying that you called a personnel and betrayed them by not texting. car boxy armenians. in the now gordon, a car box is saying that the rush had betrayed them because russia was the russell was always, uh, reliable partner for armenia. uh, at least it seemed for these people like russia couldn't be trusted, but now they understand that actually crumbling is trying see a lot backs you call up a city on and north back armenians in the car boss. even though the russian, a peacekeeping, troops are still there,

but people who are saying that that's not enough for them and they're waiting for the government to respond properly to the, to the crisis in the corner. crowd boston area cuts a monthly reporting from your event. thank you so much for that update and we can talk now to your hon vada for these. a prominent gentleman will make up for the opposition cd you policy and the chairman of the gemini itself, quote, assess, friendship group, missed about a po, thanks so much for joining us here on dw, could we please stop by getting your reaction to the reports coming in of the ceasefire. yes. hello phone, but then um okay i'm, i'm really satisfied that we have betsy's fi up up. that's why it and texas is of course a surrender of the know going to colorado false is uh, i'm really pleased, but that's about john now stopped

a whole military actions in that region. that was no real reason for them to stock them. but paying for the day and for the minute we, we went but they stopped now and i hope that everybody know nozzle by john in the media is ready to come back to the negotiation table. because of the problem of the glory i can come by. she'll be sold by negotiations and not by weapons. okay, so just to clarify, you think as a buy jones, so cold military operation was not justified? is that correct? no, it was not justified. in, in that i mentioned, i would say if it was as if that was an accident here on tuesday morning. and there was no reason for the buy john to begin such a lot military operation against narconi county boston. um. so

i urge about johns president now to be ready to negotiate was, i mean yeah we, we have to see that that's a mean. yeah. and the last week's was, and months was a day by day ready to find a peaceful solution. i don't want to look back into history, that's complicated enough. that was without good shot to throw the 1st stone. and there is no one i think without any, any kids in that situation. and i think the most important thing we have to learn in berlin and brussels is that we have to take over the responsibility to solve that conflict and not watch how must, how is the mediator inside conflict. i believe you address that point. speaking to the german parliament yesterday, shortly off to as a by john last it's attacked. you blamed the german government as well as the youth acting way to passively in regard to this conflict. what should or could buy land

and brussels have done to prevent this but they did not really do anything. and that was really only uh, only a very small engagement in the patient. and we have to be aware of that as the midst of europe. but is quite the, the 2nd a military conflict in europe about group. and if it's in our interest to be with a or i think we are dealing with some audio issues too bad, i'm afraid missed about it. so we do have some technical issues and we couldn't hey, you just that for a moment. we're going to have to move on, but i want to thank you so much for joining us here on the w johan by the, for a german little maker for the opposition cd. you policy many. thanks. okay, let's move on and take

a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today in india has warned its citizens to avoid traveling to canada after a diplomatic route with the country. canadian prime minister just intruder had demanded that india treat with the utmost seriousness allegations, but its agents played a role in the mother of a sick activist in canada. 2 people were killed in a gas explosion in an apartment block. just outside must go. further injuries were announced as emergency services worked at the site in by sheeka east of the russian capital. at least 10 apartments were done except for quoting to local officials. ukrainian president low demand zalinski has judged wealth leaders of the un general assembly to stand united against russia's invasion. he says, moscow must be repelled to the wells content to solving of the global challenges. he adds leaders to attend,

to pay summit to help stop this war. as well as future ones. so was applause in the auditorium as he took his place at the united nations general assembly elect, or it was the 1st time ukrainian president below the mayor. so lensky had appeared in person at the annual summit since russia invaded his country in 2022. in a passionate speech to lensky underscored the dangers of allowing russia's invasion to go unchallenged the coming power plants in real dorsey bombs. why is russia is pushing the world to the final more? your brain is doing every thing to ensure that off to roger the grass and no one in the world will d, a to a tech, any nation. so lensky accused russia of what the nice thing, energy, and food supply as a way of putting pressure on the world. he also use the word genocide to refer to the junction of tens of thousands of ukrainian children,

or we have to stop it. we must act united dresser and focus on our capabilities and energy. on addressing these challenges, so lensky took to the world stage at a sensitive time and his country's campaign to maintain the momentum of international support for twice a year and a half after moscow started the war. ukrainian forces are 3 months into a counter offensive that has not gone as fast or as well as initially hoped. shortly before sa lensky made his speech ukrainian official, a set 9 people had been killed in several russian attacks on the when jo fide and took the stand in new york. he ask world leaders for more support for ukraine. are we have to stand up to this day,

get aggression today and to, to her other would be aggressors tomorrow. that's why the united states, together with our allies and partners around the world, will continue to stay with the brave people who are crazy as they defend their sovereignty, santoro tutorial, integrity and their freedom. the queen biden's woods, german chancellor, olaf, shots was unambiguous. if it gets to be a nation, let no one forget russia is responsible for this war, and rushes president is the one who can put it in to the war at any time with one single or up. and so lensky is hoping to corner broad support for a piece summit this autumn, filled on a 10 point plan, outlined by key a one year ago. now those will lead is missing in new york. are also attending a special summit on climate change that's on the side lines of the un general

assembly. but there's a twist. the only ones allowed to speak of those who bring new and meaningful action to the table. now that is on orders of the un secretary general antonio good terrorist. he is convening the climate ambition summit, which ends to highlights trial, blazes, and prod polluters into reducing emissions. and one success story is brazil. well logging in the amazon has full and dramatically president lulu the silva, his strength from the agency monitoring deforestation, and rolled back some of his pre to assesses m. c. environmental policies. dw has been following the progress on rain forest protections that it's the amazon rain forest here has all but disappeared. and brazil's northeastern state of modern young, 72 percent of the force has been raised down. and it is up to these environmental

officers to protect what's left by professor i think di singled out as my opponent saying is to try and stop on authorize the for the station and the invasion of protected areas such as indigenous territories and conservation unit. but this is only possible without constant presence at every month to inspect, as must take tons to try and ensure that deforestation is decreased. as you make the officers from brazil's environmental protection agency, a bama rely on satellite information to choose what locations they will inspect. once they get there, they faced many hurdles in this area, 73, hector's of trees have been cut down. the challenge finding out who is behind this destruction and holding them accountable while the police for me to especially in areas where there are primary forests in areas of the legal mining or within indigenous to trim. see that that tends to be more problematic, that the officers collect more information by talking to local residents. following these leads, they locate a traitor who may be the owner of the land,

just inspected. he denies the evidence shown in the images, but if he's proven to be responsible, he will have to pay it fine. under toward the inspector is also find freshly felled trees here, india, that the boy indigenous territory lift the wash out of people and also isolated people's like the a what would depend on nature to survive games the mice, but this so we want more protection and we want the world to learn from the prism of things on my we can change the world by protecting the rain forest man corporate this. so that helps maintain the balance in the face of climate change too much. i . in this case, the officers came just in time to scare away the legal temper. steve, the person slowing down the trees heard the inspector's cars approaching and fled. she left behind a motorcycle which will be seized and just like this cracking down and illegal activities step by step. if all most environmental officers hope to protect the

amazon's biodiversity. and we can get more in the story from louise osborne from dw environment. good to see you, louise. um, so it looks like brazil is finally come bouncing deforestation. what else is the government doing to to protect the amazon? so that's right. like under the old precedent, free reign was practically given to for economic exploitation of the amazon that has changed under the silver b. um, for a little bit this will be cutting down and logging and branding of the areas that we sol, has reduced by around 66 percent. so there's been a huge success with giving results as a more money to the enforcement agencies as we saw. also increase monitoring and giving rights to the indigenous communities to the cost of the land that they have . which will so help us to protect those areas as well. mm hm. so 66 percent really does sound like an awful lot, but just put it into perspective for us just how important is the amazon as i mean,

it's generally called the wells long. this isn't that, how important is it? i mean, obviously it's really important for personal itself, but it's few of huge significance for the world as well. i mean, we rely on the amazon to absorb a lot of our carbon dioxide to bring those guest is out of the atmosphere and to prevent the kind of global warming that we might see even more so than now without it. and if the, the forest cannot be protected for that, and we saw that some areas of the forest were actually emission comp and dioxide when they were being when they were being burned down. we are going to have a problem when it comes to dealing with climate change and the kinds of extreme weather and other things we've been seeing as a result. okay, so we're hearing that the well need is a missing in new york at this climate ambition summit today. what's different about this summit this time? i mean having this because they're actually taking concrete action and excluding those who are. so you're going to have people like the you talking, i'm swollen,

ations like pakistan. sucks. africa is also speaking, but the us than china for the biggest images are being excluded from speaking at the conference. this shows them that they are a big problem and they are, i mean china itself is responsible for 25 percent of carbon dioxide emissions. and this is where the presenting not and showing the world where the problem lies. later on this year that will be be a cop global climate summit with those nations will then be expected to step up and, and present the action that they are going to take, right. they don't use the way the results phone. thanks so much about that. thank you. now on the subject of climate change, dozens of wild fires burning across australia is east coast as the country and jewels an intense heat wave month ahead of the hot summer season. a total fire bond is now in place for all of sydney,

no source. he's all warning the upcoming 5 season could be one of those trade is west just weeks into a stream is spring season and oh, really pops of the country of sweltering. the south east coast is baking under an intense heat, wave. temperatures and sydney have reached the mid thirty's, around 13 degrees above the daily average. so this time of year, the of normally warm and dry conditions have prompted health warnings, school closures, and a total 5 been for sidney. so what's quite unusual about this hate that this time is the prolonged nature of it. we do often say a couple of hot days starting to come through during september, but the fact that we've seen so many hot days in a row hanging around 478 days across new south wales. and victoria is quite unusual . the heat wave is full, so fannings thousands of files. hundreds of fireflies as have been battling the

blazes which have forced some residents to evacuate the homes with winter only having just wrapped up the warm with paints and allowing pictures for the month. so he had an el nino we the system is now in place typically associated with droughts and a stray leah. well, far as he's born it could be the worst season since the black summer, 520192020. that killed $33.00 people and destroyed an area the size of turkey. so it consistently, what we're probably projecting for the summer is the strategy will continue to stay warm and dry weather. and it's really up to individuals and communities now to prepare for a summer if payton and fi has it's some respite, it's on its way so it's always looking to escape the heat. the cold front is full cost of cold temperatures over the next few days. but it's likely just the

beginning of months of hate as a straining your p is for what will likely be a challenging summer. we've got some sports news for you now in spain as well. cup winning women squad has agreed to end the boy because on joining the national team, just head ahead of that nation's lead match is scheduled for september. the spanish football federation has promised to make the immediate and profound structural changes that the women were holding out for on the on wanted case from former football president, luis will be alice when player jennifer, how most of his lips overshadowed spain. success at the women's world cup. it sparked outrage that turned into protest. ruby alice stepped down 3 weeks after the incident and controversial coach jorge build the was sacked to but many players wanted more room. 39 revolting

and refuse to suit up for country, including 20 internationals recently called up by spain's new coach. the players could have faced sanctions, including fines, if they had refused to call up. with now, spain's woke up when he in squad has agreed to in the boy kind of the national team . after the federation promised to make profound changes, it has been agreed to create a mixed commission, which includes both the spanish football federation and the players through the representatives they want and the supreme council for sports. and this commission, we have agreed on competencies that cover all the issues that the players have been demanding for so long such as changes in the organizational structure of women's football in the strategic plan. and other things that we have been talking about in recent days. the federation wouldn't elaborate on the changes to be made.

only said they would be and out. so jenny, her most so was not named in the squad by the new coach. sane. her old mission was meant to protect her are joining me now in the studio is chris harrington from d w. sports could see chris, so we're hearing that spain's new coaches leaving jenny have mos so out of the squads quote for her own protection. so protection from well, exactly, yeah, mazda to amaze, the new spanish women's coach basically said it was the best way to protect her. her most so responded very quickly. say, protect me from what and protect me from home. considering ruby alice has already step down. the previous coach was sat it and it seems that a bit odd that you're leaving off the all time scoring liter. uh for the team especially considering she was the focal point. you know,

this whole cycle began with the incident that was involved to her directly and then even back and forth early on there was some back and forth about whether it was consensual or not. and it's unfortunate, i, i kind of have the instinct that it's similar to a whistle blowing situation. you know, something gets very big and large. and i can only opined a wide to away would leave her off and it would be maybe out of sight out of mind. maybe this would be an opportunity for the spanish team to move forward with their success. be in the talking point rather than the scandal um, but i think this is a no. okay, now denny, hello. so has a to use the spanish football federation of trying to intimidate and threaten the the walcott champions. and so clearly, even though we've got this new management situation, she seems to think the really nothing has changed. so you're getting not feeling well. i think it terms of the threats, it kinda seems like that because they immediately came out and said that a,

as it was mentioned in the report, you could receive up to a 30000 euro fine if you choose not to play that's according to this spanish sport law act, you know, but after this long meeting this week they said that you know, whether or not you want to play. there will be no sizes or fines. so i understand that sentiment. but for her, most of this case, this is an over the spanish prosecutors or are pursuing their, investigating the sexual assault claims made because of the case. and if found guilty because spanish lob recently basically did not, does not distinguish any longer between the sexual harassment and sexual assault. so to be honest could be found guilty. i think her most always pushing for that. i think she wants to see more heads roll, specifically his and you'll have his day in court. let's see how it, how it is, chris harrington, thanks so much. thank you. or with that you are up to date is coming up next,

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