[000:00:00;00] news this is the, the news coming to line from berlin. putting orders is for me to repel the biggest for and military incursion on russian soil since the 2nd world war. trying some troops, reinforcements are sent to the cost region where ukraine says that now controls around a 1000 square kilometers of russian territory. also coming up europe in union sense health degrees. it can come sooner now for firefighters and residents on the outskirts of athens. as the flames rage for a 3rd day and the 1st days of

a trial that could last years, the leader of a canyon tuesday sex, charged with the deaths of hundreds of followers. he allegedly convinced to starve themselves to death. the little i'm terry martin, good heavy with us. ukraine says no controls around a 1000 square kilometers of russian territory. he's surprised. offensive is the largest attack on russian soil since the 2nd world war. it's prompted president vladimir putin to send tank and true reinforcements to the course region. we're more than a 120000 people have been evacuated. so the thousands of people moving to say for places as ukrainian troops sees control of dozens of russian villages. i was reporting to russian president vladimir putin,

the governor of curse set ukraine had widened it's area of control was the showed image. thoughts of the situation in the cost region is difficult with you understand $28.00 such a minute. so on the enemy control was what somebody said on the, on the best, the best for you. there is no clear front line. and the problem we have is understanding where the enemy combat units all around a 1000 ukranian troops ran through the russian border last week into the cortex region with tanks and armored vehicles. they have now advanced into neighboring belgrade. ukraine says it controls about a 1000 square kilometers, an area big of a new york city, and course cologne. i guess. the surprise attack, expose the weak this of russian border defenses in the area president below the meter. so lensky who only acknowledge the incursion over the weekend says ukraine will offer humanitarian assistance to evacuate on the ukrainian side of the border

. the russian army is scrambling to contain the breach and has been forced to call in reserves. it has released images of what it says or strikes on ukrainian tanks and clerks. 14 says most goes army will prevail, suitable symbols. they're giving people. i'm sure it appears that the enemy with the help of west and masters, is fulfilling the will on the west as pricing as with the hands of the ukrainians screen. so as of a new way, you would see the enemy will get a decent response and all goes will be achieved this. 4 russian volunteers are distributing humanitarian aid to his activities, arriving at temporary accommodations, making them painfully aware of the impact of a war the pool team has tried to shield them from shore while ago i spoke with our correspondence, sonya fonda,

she's in ukraine's capital. he told us more about the latest developments in the war when teddy, we've had a number of areas, lots of 12 to night and really would be continued into the morning here in the cafeteria. keith, as well as in many regions of ukraine. um, i really don't think a lot of people here got a lot of sleep last night. we joining in the ukraine in media that russia carries out beside. and it strikes overnight, a targeting infrastructure in so we that as the northern region and ukraine, the board of the coast region where your printing troops accounting of this incursion, the emergency services on the site. we don't know the extent of the damage. but ministry officials here to also saying that overnight russia launched with us to games, messiah and dozens of sha had goals. many of them were reportedly shut down. i think this was fault if you pray, and of course, bracing for retaliation from russia off. that's kind of surprised incursion into that. uh, coast commodities. what do you koreans, political,

and military leaders say about the push into russia? sonya, the women assign offices. oh, just how big the scale of this incursion is we heard yesterday from ukraine. stop. i'm going to take a bundle and extend the 50, and he said that the queen all controls 1000 square kilometers in the glow screech, and he's also said that offensive operations there are continuing. we've had several reports suggesting that causes of your trade in troops and tanks and 7, you're printing military with data now involved in this operation we heard from president polanski as when last night. he is evening address. he has to be. you don't acknowledge the offensive and said the operation codes is isabelle. catastrophe for presidents. 14. now zalinski hasn't said much about the kind of goals and motives behind this incursion. he's kind of framed it as a way of pushing the world back into the a graceless territory. he's talked about rusher having used the coast region to

launch, you know, more than 2000 abriel strikes on you created territory this summer. and he's, you know, said that this is about a responding to that. and this is about bringing the wall closer home to russian and for 2 ordinary ukrainians make this development. sonya, how do they feel about their country's troops now finding inside russia within the symbolic level. i think this in cushion and culture because suddenly great or ukraine's more all now, did you credit into the i've spoken to ensure in keys. many of them seem almost taken aback of by this kind of shift in the one that attends off to you in a month. so bad news and setbacks on the battlefield. this lovely children, it's on. this is something we've also heard from residents of the northern you present region of to me with a resident 7 evacuated because of the ongoing fighting in the neighboring coast region. and i think one of the main tilting points here,

among ordinary premiums is really kind of the playland. since the price elements around this incursions, this is in sharp contrast with a highly publicized need up to the you don't for you to create income to offensive loss deal. so i think this is certainly welcome use of sonya to thank you. that was our correspondence. tony, public a and ukraine's capital key. several e u countries including france in italy are sending assistance to help greek authority use combat while fires encroaching on the capital, athens firefighters. others have uncovered the body of a woman in a birth help factory in athens, suburbs. the health industry confirms thousands of people were injured, as the flames spread rapidly, firefighters say they are no longer battling a single fire, but rather many localized places. entire neighborhoods, north of the capital had been evacuated. the residents could only

watch as huge flames and call this warehouse one of several properties destroyed in the massive fi a matching towards the greek capital via cruise, the working frame typically you to battle the plays with people pitching into help wherever possible. i liked what we tried to save all the houses around the pot from ours. it's a difficult situation. the firefighters and everyone here trying the best. the thing is you can't fight nature a medically split of houses and the people are not in the house next door. the trees were on fire. i don't know what happened because we were told to leave, but the situation is tragic so significant. you can 6 smoke names, residents can only hear and not see. even nearby helicopters working disliked messiahs. strong winds intended dry conditions have made bet lang the blaze

is specially tricky with flames stretching more than 25 maces high in some places. june and july, with the hottest month either recorded in greece, which also recorded its rule mister winter either. the fire is estimated to have been through about 10000 hic day as of land, an area illogic then man has health is on its way from several e u. countries from italy and the check for public are among those seeming equipment and assistance. thousands of residents remain on standby as the finest reasons, more homes and civil athens hospitals being prepared to take casualties. so while ago i spoke with their correspondence, so if you eclip talkie in athens,

she spent the past few days in the affected area and gave me this update as well. the situation remains is very, very critical. terry, this morning. so 5 forces worked um around the clock throughout the night and still this morning we have several friends and also the fires claim. their 1st victim of a 60 year old woman which was trapped in the building. she was working in the area of the laundry, and right now the creations are going on and it's extremely difficult. and as the wind is still very, very strong. i'm in the, in the city center of athens right now. but in the, in the affected areas that are several of the residents are still there trying to protect property, which tire, of course, is operating there. and it's still very,

very tens. um, everything seems not under control. by now, at least now, the athens metropolitan area has over 3000000 residents. is the capital prepared for the fires to come even closer? well prepared to um, to react to the situation when it comes to cleaning budget taishan to, to setting up a fire breaks. however, that has been a criticism, especially by residents and not only by the affected areas to make a long term plan in order to react as this is not something unusual during the summer months of the greek government, she has requested help from you partners what, what kind of support is needed as well, a different kinds of support. of course, on the one hand,

i ariel fire forcing such as equipment such as water bombing, airplanes, helicopters, of course, and on the other side of course, ground troops. so people specialize in managing and extinguishing those high scale of fires and also in the several next days, maybe also when it comes to coordination. and on the grounds, we know we've seen fire fires ranging around athens different parts of greece in past years during the summer. how does the situation this year compared to her the other year? sophia indeed, so this year it's particularly severe. as i said, it's nothing unusual during the summer months in athens, however, there are several reasons why this year is particulary difficult. so 1st of all, the very long heat waves we had, which started very early this year, incoming ation with

a dry weather conditions. a very strong winds were days and of course the capacities of the fire forces so offensive to liam to check the public, sent out. and also remaining out turkey and serbia are sending help today, which shows that the situation is a very severe and everyone's still on a high a large. so if you, thanks very much the was the w's. so if you clip talk in athens, take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. local social organizations say at least 7 people died and 4 are missing after gas explosion would have been as well as largest slums. the blast tore through a 3 story building on the outskirts of the capital, caracas firefighters. say a domestic gas cylinder trigger. the explosion strands, foreign ministry has called on european countries to quote, stand against the war and gaza. the statement comes after rand dismissed calls from france, germany of the u. k,

to exercise restraint amid warnings of an imminent randy and attack on israel rand blames israel for the killing of how much his political chief into run last month. you are watching dw, there's still to come with the cannabis users in germany. come down from the height of the criminalization. as german bureaucracy emerges as the next big hurdle, the, the 1st, the leader of a canyon tuesday called has gone on trial over the deaths of more than 400 of his followers. paul mackenzie allegedly incited people to starve themselves to death. so they could supposedly meet jesus, he's now accused of multiple accounts of manslaughter. either use east africa bureau chief mariel miller reports. hundreds a 3rd bodies were found in this remote stretch of land near the coastal city of

melody. many of them stuff to some had been strangled and bludgeoned. only a few narrow li survived. what happened? this man a form, a taxi driver turn self proclaimed past the name, poor mackenzie brainwashed people into thinking they would meet jesus if they stopped themselves. and even the children to death believing his preaching that the world would soon come to an end. and with cove at stoking bills, fee is many follow just order survive us allow. marsha was pressure to pay the past is owed us by her husband monday i want to to so so i'm going to from going to do i asked him how the kids would fast and, and if there was food inside the house a little he said the kids needed to fast him up and that they would eat once they died and met jesus from 2020 to 2023. at least $436.00

kaufman bus died in a country that counts itself among africa's most modern and stable nations. people have struggled to understand how law enforcement mr. signs. how did mackenzie, who had a history of extremism in class just with the law managed to keep his desk cold hidden for so long? the government has been trying to regain the nation's trust. the government of can, you will do whatever it takes to make sure that we convict mr. mckenzie and all those who helped him perpetrate these heinous crimes that they pay with this to be honest because most painful punishment available. a mckenzie and 94 of his help is now facing charges of murder, terrorism, manslow, to among other crimes. they have pleaded not guilty to old charge and while

multiple trials are expected to last them to several millions, numerous grades are still being found. only $34.00 out of $436.00 bodies has been identified so far can only now be returned to their relatives. and dw is very little of who filed that report gave us this update on the 1st day of the trial called me to pull mackenzie and those 94 co defendants. a charge with terrorism, meta child abuse and mental to think to $429.00 dead bodies that were found in the shack a whole forest not far from here. and there opening statement. the prosecution said that this was the worst case of religious extremism that kenny has ever experienced . it is lined up 90 witnesses and they want to approve the members of the cold agreed on committing mass suicide by starvation. that mackenzie and his co defendants actively helped or even forced people to die. the defense, as is not true,

the only thing they did was exercising their constitutional rights of freedom of religion. even jekyll churches like the one mackenzie lead, have a big influence in the country. the 1st lady of canada isn't even jessica preacher, herself. and she and the president of close friends was famous. tell evangelist many churches like mackenzie's and registered, and that means there's no oversight of what they're actually preaching, or even broadcasting on their own. really just to be something the government has now decided to change. there will be an oversight commission that is supposed to regulate with it just content in churches on to be and on social media. and it remains to be seen. and they're actually able to enforce this at least 24 people, including children, are now known to have been killed in the again, in capital compello. when it lands fail, collapsed after heavy rains. you're getting present, you're wearing a 70 ordered an investigation into the disaster. julius mcguire mba has this report from composite as the police to excavate this time,

the garbage which by reduce home gesture, i recall hopes that his wife and chose bodies can be retrieved. gotcha. and the oldest i found a mountain of waste y, my hose where i stood. i felt confused and overwhelmed. they do, they need so many friends. my neighbors snake. why my job must be many people buried under the waves because this was a highly populated neighborhood by the right to renew it though, going to got that. when you combine your risk, you what? because of to dig through heaps of trash, looking for victims. and the number of date is expected to rise. and that's why it's, it's always good because people waiting to see the people the audi q. so we have still again and was due at split what it was. so what you see behind me started as

a very deep pete's about 200 feet below the surface over the, as it has turned into a mounting of voice. this is what chromebook down and people's homes managed by the kids to see the complexity of 32 that you choose a landfill is located right in the middle of a residential area. many houses deal with 20 boundaries. residents now wanted to relocate its got big issue to stop being dumped in what? 82 days. that is the only thing we've done. we are requesting you to govern me on to cuz you see a force to store your forces. say that more than a 100 families have been displaced. some victims and no house in temper show it as to the to bangladesh where a student protests lead to the allister, a former prime minister. shake a scene um, well the students are now switching,

the focus of their activism. having achieved change at the top of the political hierarchy, the hierarchy they in the capital that go there and now pushing the interim government to deliberate. generational change to a system. they say remains deeply corrupt. this is where it started just weeks ago, the now peaceful campus of tucker university was at the center of finding dashes. as students loyal to the government attacked students demanding change from the government. that that is spread across all of funds that these and let's do a hard track down by the speed that lift many students and young people. that it was a fight that eventually late former prime minister, secrecy not defeat the country. and the creation of a new, instead of government, headed by a leader at the students wanted no bernard yet, mohammed eunice,

it is very helpful for us that he is the supervisor of the interim government. and i hope that he will be stake. and this 30 steps and effective decisions to make the situation of the country better. and because the system of the country is very caught up the right no. and we need to establish some kind of system and the for me that the fired we spent of the country, the students are also demanding security from those still fit for the of the government. they want safety in campus and that's the safety includes our safety from outside the army spins and also from 40 to go to se me and me see me and us from out inside our campus. we don't want any of our teachers to be 40 degree, se native and powerful because we want them to he made on by us in any situation. wireless sense of normalcy appears to have done to the compass. many sleeping guys,

all of these fellow classmates outside the campus. the students are being thing attribute to those skilled during the projects are my dear, as have said, a lot of things before to sacrifice their lives for the country, their captions and their facebook quotes d b, then all these quotes are able mission started. that said a lot of meaningful things to us. we want to remember that for the rest of our lives, and we want our next generation to see everything. we want the names to be remembered . we want what they have said. we want them to remember everything, that's why vehicle name everything. everything that they have said in our university was the predicts, begin with students demanding a change to the government school system for civil service jobs. it ended with an of that of shit, cutting us government, making the students even more determined to strive for the free and democratic country. in other world, there's even less cuz blamed a cyber attack for technical difficulties during an interview with former us

president donald trump. on the social media site x, the interview was intended to reinvigorate trump's bid for the presidency, but was delayed by 45 minutes. most can build the interview as a quote, no limits conversation. after endorsing trumps bid. last month. the coast guard in costa rica has intercepted a semi submersible bustle carrying 2 tons of cocaine. off the country's southern coast to colombians and one ecuadorian citizen have been arrested. the suspects attempted to sink the vessel once cornered by authorities, as long after the tears of celebration for the de criminalization of cannabis and germany have died down, would be legal users say infamous german bureaucracy is proving a real downer. many have joined clubs, hoping to share the excitement of their newly one legal right only to learn the

actual access may take much longer scenes of jubilation that berlin's brand number gates on april. first, they marked the criminalization of china based in germany. much awaited by many adults come now possess and smoke marijuana and public bureaucracy seems to be standing in the way of access to legal cannabis. according to the new law, individuals can grow up to 3 cannabis plants at home. and as of july, 1st, people can apply to establish so called kind of best social clubs. associations where members can grow plants together and share the harvest. the problem, some clubs have been unable to apply for a license in berlin. not a single club has managed a hand in their application. frustrated club founders have come together and started organizing to put more pressure on the authorities. the responsibility for the permit application is being shifted back and forth between city and district authorities. we feel like we are being lied to from start to finish. the berlin

city government told the w it is currently clarifying which office should oversee the permits. well, this is being sorted out, the responsibility falls under district authorities. this still doesn't provide much clarity to the hold for managers of the kind of his clubs and questions remain as to whether this new law really makes it possible for people to access cannabis legally. yeah, is there something i've already signed up to be a club member and now we're waiting, waiting for what's happening more and more in my circles is that people are getting their own accounts for the way they do this. you in germany is a contest. so free, this wouldn't change anything. so a, it is right now. so people still use sale dealers, you know, because still we have no shops to buy it from somewhere despite some skepticism, kind of bas clubs, founders hope they can soon overcome the bureaucratic hurdles. and finally, start growing legal marijuana as you're watching dw news, just reminder of our top story, this our present flattery, putting his orders, his army,

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