the, the, this is the w news. why? from berlin? the russian occupied prime in peninsula comes under fire. ukraine claim senior russian commanders were killed in the strike on last goes naval headquarters in sylvester pool, also on the program, us media, se washington is now planning to send ukraine long range missiles to help keep with its flag back against the russian invasion. plus rebuilding after libby is devastating, floods the destroyed city of during the 6 international aid with thousands stillness, the

unlike the local. welcome to the program, the russian installed governor of so the simple says the crime me in the peninsula as been the target. a fresh missile strikes. he reported air defense systems have intercepted rockets. a day earlier, ukraine's military struck the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet, the online. so it shows at the moment of the attack, russia says it's air defense systems shot down 5 incoming missiles. and one service men is missing. chief says several senior russian navy commanders were killed in the strike and dozens more injured. meanwhile, u. s. media reports suggest washington plans this and long range missiles to ukraine. it's claim keep will get the army tactical missile system,

or it happens missiles that have a range of up to 300 kilometers. ukraine has repeatedly asked for the weapons. the rockets would enable key to strike targets far behind the front lines in russian occupied territory. that spring in russia. analysts, konstantin accurate greetings, constantine, we've seen more fresh ukrainian missile strikes today. what has rushes reactions been to these latest attacks? frankly, speaking pretty, pretty youtube out of sight. and actually it's interesting to me yesterday strike barely had to mention reference the to the uh, the central, the dimension of the team. and i suppose that today strike, which is allegedly, against the main uh, supply fuel supply base of the black 6 leads,

rush of like 6 leads will probably also not be particularly highlighted. i suppose that this is the, you know, that causes t c o, a pollutants regime. this idea of the crime is forever wash and nothing can happen there in one sees that you printing strikes of tripping away and the rushing might there and doing it well. i would say on a pretty regular basis, how could ukrainian missiles, even strike such an important russian target to well look, it is probably best to ask someone who is the specialist and how does besides operate ball my suspicion? the steps in previous weeks of separately, russian hill, defense batteries were eliminate seeing the crime in the region by the printing stripes. at least one. i think it's fairly well documented. it's probably the most modem. i have defense complex that the russians have

a s 400. it was destroyed according to print reports, which what i think at least partially verified, the independent sources that i think that the price was tripping away as russian air defenses there. and know that the a week uh the operates well i wouldn't say with impunity bucket seats. and that's uh, that's uh the russian sort of brought to the russian sites. they are not very well protected. and this has both uh, a truly practical ministry meeting like um, as try called the if you will, that pop. but most of it has very important symbolic meanings, especially with this yesterday strike uh on the uh, basically tackled. i don't need to tell you, konstantin, this is yet another step back in this war for cooling with crime me are always playing an important role for the president. i suspect i know the answer to this question, given what you've said earlier, but how are these latest attacks being described now in russia?

oh, well i think that, um, it will be interesting to see how uh, the pulse of coverage. uh, the verdict. televisions is barely measuring its, uh, russians call the gold country optic telegram channels, social media. i'm mentioning it, the cooling for the engine spots. frankly speaking, there is not much to begin with on you. you kind of put a good phrase. it kind of puts a good, uh, sort of a paint on a, destroyed a naval health clinic. and it's just impossible of what i suspect is going to happen, is that put things go to mazda some of these resources and probably try to stretch some sensitive ukrainian targets. what i found interesting is that some russian quote and quote, pets we are the pro pollutant bloggers. no calling on what's the bush avoided before it strikes against a government targets in k of including presence of landscape administration?

russia analysts, konstantin agra. deep fax, thank a. there's a round up of some other news headlines around the world. this. our cope franchise is calling on european governments to do more to help migrant surviving on their shores. the pope is in more say in france, highlighting the plight of refugees crossing the mediterranean. he says, europe is not facing a migration emergency room, but rather long term reality, which must be dealt with humanely. cute. the more as a by john says his troops have left compact positions and no go, no car box, both as a by johnny and on media and forces have agreed to a ceasefire. the disputed region is internationally recognized as part of as our bodies on, but is population is mostly ethnic or media. a factory fire in taiwan has killed at least 5 people in injured more than a 100 others, several or still missing. it's thought that natural gas may have caused explosions

. us send over a button and index, and his wife had been indicted on bribery charges. federal prosecutors accuse them of accepting gold bars and hundreds of thousands of dollars in exchange for the democratic. the little politicians influence a couple of deny the accusations authorities in eastern libya or calling an international donors conference to help rebuild the devastated city of during the flash floods destroyed much of the city. 2 weeks ago. sweeping thousands of people out to sea around 4000 or confirm dead, but more than twice as many or still missing. this hospital and ben gauzy has been operating full capacity for nearly 2 weeks. most of its patients, a flood victims, a toughie. lisa was seriously injured when he was found by rescue. as in the port city of dunn,

his house was destroyed and it was, i have injuries all over my body and including a broken arm and an inflamed wound on my leg. yet, my doctor told me he couldn't put it cost over my hand right away. because of the wound was inflamed with this beast. then how would this do you have the hospital who's also sent teams, if it's doctors a 150 miles away to dun, or the city west affected by the storm. torrential rain bus 2 dams which submerged huge areas under water and washed away buildings in seconds before the storm. this hub, but was teeming with fishing boats and trade ships. now a nice, smooth thing is out on the water to dive as in friends at cruz trying to retrieve

dead bodies and debris. local tug boat captains helped to rescue residents who had been swept out to see when the flash flood struck. at dawn, we heard a cry for help and rushed to provide assistance. it turned out to be an old woman hiding inside a refrigerator floating on the surface of the water. she was crying for help inside the fridge. she was asking, where is my sister? 2 of my crewman went to help her. she was completely naked, piles of rubble, old that remain from entire neighborhoods and then a once bustling port city washed away in an instant. i'd like to welcome run across the fee, the assistant chief of mission protection for the united nations refugee agency in

libya. she joins us now from to an us run of those images, no less. so bring after 2 weeks, the floods displaced tens of thousands of people. how is your agency planning to support these communities? to thank you. good afternoon. um these images that i just heard are all too familiar for us. the you and hcr as an organization has been responding since the onset of the floods. we've immediately dispatched humanitarian assistance and we continue to do so since september a few days after the flights. and we've already started to conduct protection monitoring by going and visiting these families. so in addition to the quarterly items hygiene kids generators, rubber hose, all the material assistance that either the local authorities require or the families that have survived these floods are receiving from you. and hcr, we're also now working with our local partners on protection monitoring household

visits, talking to these individuals and trying to provide them with other types of services, like psycho social support or referrals to other service providers to get the assistance that they read that they require at the moment. so there's you clearly creating a situation where they can personally lean on you and i need to have to remind you the extent of the devastation is enormous. do you find you need to employ a extraordinary strategies to ensure that aid reaches the effective residents of during the, in nearby towns. and indeed, you don't need to remind me, we're uh, our teams are completely dispatched and on the ground we are reinforcing the existing capacity in been ozzy with other colleagues. in fact, tonight, we have an additional team of colleagues from tripoli flying to been as they were also receiving support from our regional office. if you and hcr is very familiar

with these types of contexts, we are in a humanitarian agency. we operate unfortunately in times of crisis in times of emergencies, whether it's conflict induced or natural disasters. so we have a lot of safeguards in place to ensure what we call accountability to the affected populations. what we call post distribution monitoring to ensure that those who really need the assistance are receiving the assistance to support our partners on the grounds to provide what we call needs assessment so that the assistance is really needed by the individuals as opposed to wasting resources. and providing them items that they don't need. so everything that i've highlighted right now is in action in the eastern parts of libya, not just in there now, but also in the neighboring, excuse me, cities that have been affected by the flood. i'm curious how if at all is the challenging political situation in libya, making your mission harder. the you and hcr is operating

in context, very familiar to libya. i mean you've, you've heard of the recent chrysler stance, who done in other neighboring countries in the region, whether in north africa or the middle east or globally. so as i mentioned earlier, we have a lot of safeguards in place that helps us maneuver through these difficult circumstances . and as a humanitarian agency, at the end of the day, our ultimate goal is to ensure that the system gets to the people. and as i mentioned, not just any assistance but the systems that they need right now in the eastern parts of libya. it's not just the individuals who are affected by the floods that need assistance. but it's also the communities we're hosting. i visited a couple of families in banassi that's over 250 kilometers from there. now. i walked into their temporary shelter. that was donated by a business man for these families to be hosted until more long term solution is found for them. i heard very horrific stories. it's one thing to be in there and

not to witness the rubble of the physical infrastructure. it's another to listen to these individual stories. so this is the type of information that we use to influence our programs. and as i mentioned, we make sure that it gets to the people by being on the ground either as you and hcr or by supporting our local partners. got it. that is a run across the fee from you and hcr in libya and many thanks. thank you. i and finally, workers and cruise capital lima have discovered an ancient burial site. their crew were digging a ditch when they on earth 8. mamma 5 remains along with other artifacts taught to be around a 1000 years old archaeologist. believe this site is most likely a children cemetery from pre ink and cultures. we will end it there. you're watching dw news line from berlin. he's a reminder of our top story. ukraine's military science bit carried out

a missile strikes with badly damaged the headquarters of russia's black, safely and occupied crimea. the russian installed the governor of sylvester full has warned against afresh. rocket attacks after break, we find out how the invictus games are helping farmers. soldiers deals with trauma and injury. that's with a michael locus. bye for now. the sometimes the best right now that you out to the highlight for sure. every week i tried several times. i went on 6 times to greece. is what i have to spend life from 500 to 600 currently more people than ever on.