skills, at least 5 people, and destroyed hotel homes and residential buildings, and seen as an attempt to reasserted control over the war after ukraine's advances in russia's cursed creation across the border incursion continues, but keith wants to go further. that's why once again today, well under reason, lensky asked the western allies for long range weapons and the permission to launch them into russia. on the call for elation, berlin, and this is the day the . what about $30000.00 to service men have already been re deployed in the direction of cars. and this figure is growing by bush copper. i would use the curse corporation, prevent consuming, and sharing the heat from being occupied. the chimney. the west does not

want to avoid escalation. we expect decisions from our partners, decisions on our long range capabilities. we do not understand why our international process does not allow us. also on the day, the gallagher brothers decide to not look back in anger, handing their fans or re union. they thought they'd never see. after 15 years, bread pop band, oasis say they're getting back together. they the peak of britain's poll music from the old way of doing things, making records and releasing records, how i assess them more than just means that the, the icons that i mean, the biggest small i see pedros who walk around and the top on that. so welcome to the show. it's great to have you with us. fear has returned so many ukrainian cities as russia continues as far reaching bombing campaign for

a 2nd. a drone and missile attacks target a regions across the country. again, civilian infrastructure appears to be the main target. at least 3 people were killed when a missile struck a hotel in creevy, re the home city of president will let them use the landscape. another 2 civilians were killed in russian droned attacks on the city of that for review. the onslaught and follows mondays bombardment which ukraine's military called the biggest of the war. nato says it has scheduled a wednesday meeting of the nato ukraine council at keys requests to discuss you. credits, defense me. the president zalesky and his defense minister wrote some overalls held a press conference earlier today. the w. sonya found the car was there. you have to be, to be honest, with wisdom partners, to lift restrictions on long range weapons to hit military targets deep insight, russia how hopefully you get that kind of support. what are you doing to convince them? and what else does the crating need into in the new to them from its wisdom talk,

messed up, defend itself. thank you. they say that for advice less. so we have the argument with our partners that to stop the enemy to come to our borders, to create the buffer zone, we create that the buffer zone not to allow them to enter to our border. so we are focusing to the data fields to the logistics cups and not to the places that they would be attacking us because they are back in with the aesthetic confidence as for hundreds, instead of rising daughter population. that is the need that we need. now, at the moment, and it is crucial to receive it, every word from that ukraine has received went through a big pain. and you know that with a bullying capable to use it. and that is why we do not understand why our

international fox us does not allow us. and sorry, a fellow car whom you just saw there briefly joins me now. sonya, another item, ukraine spent a long time asking for word f. 16 fighter jets. now the reportedly been used to count or russia's most recent attacks. tell us more about that to that's right. i mean, presence of lensky today confirmed that that you're creating a false had indeed use the f sixteens drupal russian miss time attack. and this is really the 1st confirmation that we're getting that they would indeed use because so far we've only seen images of them having reached the ukraine. and one of the key uses of these at 165 digits is really this, you know, intercepting decides which are difficult to get to convention land based systems. now we don't have any details of when and where they were used, but it has certainly raised hope here that these threats of can make a big difference. so of course, there is a worry as well, that's a rupture they, they could become a big target financially if you create and started using these strips of frequency

. and just today we sold some threats from russia with all municipal sub gala roth . uh, you know, kind of saying that if the west allowed your brain to use a long range range of weapons within russia, it would amount to, he said, black males, you said russia is adjusting it's nuclear weapons doctrine. he said danger this list, a new clip, all was to be playing with bio. this is exactly the kind of rhetoric of goals, but your brains, wisdom allies, are all kind of worried about. and what about, you know, escalation with me? are there any more details on that cross border operation in russia? the will of the press, we think, to the presence of landscapes, of some of the objectives of this incursion into russia's coast region, had already been the treaty said wanted, the russian will increase plans to occupy the border regions of chimney. and so let me also claim that the incursion of slowed the advance of russian troops across this is a strategic town in the eastern donates regions with auction forces on the attack.

what are the main goals of this incursions? what's to try and ease the pressure in the eastern over switch of your premium defenses there and to the of the briefing we also heard from ukraine stopped me to treat them on the onyx on the subsea. and he said brush, as indeed begun to redeploy about 30000 troops, the sites and distance like those in ukraine to course, because of that number would increase. one of the interesting things we hooked to the for the president's landscape, talked about a plan for victory, which he said he wants to present to us. he said this ongoing costs incursions is part of the plan. he also said it's linked to ukraine's 2nd, the summit, which is set to be his lead to the seal. and that's the, some it is all about, you know, whitening golden support for your brain space formula which is centered on this idea that, you know, on a russian troops withdrawal from, from, on a few. great. and so i think was certainly seeing some movements here about piece, the goal fusions and some indication that one of the goals of this incursion was indeed to get through. i shifted to negotiating table, but they're saying that there's no way that that will happen though,

as sonya folic are in cuba. thank you so much. you know, we use investigative unit has found evidence that russia may be testing a new type of weapon on ukrainian civilians. various law found the negro river as seen a high level of drone activity in recent months, despite having no obvious military importance. the strikes of killed and wounded, nearly a $150.00 civilians. the indiscriminate targeting of civilians amounts to a crime under international humanitarian law. the aftermath of a drawing strike near ukraine's front line. the attacks, like these have been related to less and very slots in recent months. residents say they are terrorized from don't unto sunset. again, you've still got the one that they have so many drown, especially i can't imagine what resources they must have to just hit the hum garage . let us be bored. new above and below the american got fled, very slow of after their home was attacked in february. let's say,

let's say 100 drones dropped explosives on their garage and car. they managed to escape by an injured many others. haven't you heard of that? and since september, at least 16 civilians had been killed and more than a 170 had been injured, enjoying strikes. many residents, dw, spoke to say they were a 100 by drones and did not feel safe, leaving their homes during daylight. ha. you were playing yes, a computer game as if they were sitting there and playing in rely on living target . drones have become a pivotal weapon in this war. also for the ukrainian side, many are typically hobby drones, usually used for racing or aerial photography that have been fitted with explosives . dw has spent 6 months investigating why

russia's military is targeting such a small city with seemingly limited to military significance. we identified these 3 russian units operating drones in the area with evidence that one of them is testing and you, russian drill and several sources dw, spoke to sleep. that is live could be a training ground for drawing pilots operating across to, to meet pro river. that's why this idea, it doesn't matter if it's a person in uniform, whether it's a soldier or also building a training very shortly. so, but as long as hundreds of clips documenting russian jordan strikes have been shared on telegram vehicles are common target. this example shows russian troops declaring all vehicles to be military targets. there are no civilians here. all vehicles are being destroyed to hinder movement and

deprived the enemy of mobility. lawyers say that is clearly illegal, is not making any assessment tests to how he's going to minimize civilian damage. and effectively he's decided that any individual is a legitimate military target. so the comment plus evidence of the drone being used in the way suggested creates not just a plausible case, but a very strong case of war crimes. but many drones leave little physical traces of their attack. just destruction presenting a huge challenge for authorities in investigating these crimes and holding anyone accountable, go to

india. now we're authorities are dealing with a fall out of the rape and murder of a female doctor and a government hospital and coal cutter. police have used to your gas and water cannon to disperse, crowns, demonstrating against the unsafe conditions, facing health care workers. their doctors around the country have joined the nationwide protests to demand better security. it always auto body reports a doctor. monday, demand is leaving that home for the night shift at a local district, costco and hardy, on a state in this part of the country, the night is formed by men, women, a no way to be seen. the 27 year old doctor looks quite new to reach to take her to the hospital. in the middle of the night, standing alone on the root can be unsafe. the the north

shines sight. she decides to start walking. with they gave at least i find the street particularly unsafe because there are no street lights here. you can see for yourself that it's star, they get it. i am wary of the passing vehicle since i have no idea who might be in them. what their intentions are. so for my protection, i carry a pair of scissors with me know and protest. finally, when jeep find civic sure lives, even though it's pretend, zillow, getting to work at night is not easy. hoping then the young doctor regularly encounters stocking in sexual harassment on her way to the hospital travelling i small towns is very difficult. transportation is a problem. so i'm like major cities which operate around the clock. most small town shut down early and that is when our night duty begins. you start

or what he's don't and at the hospital as she begins how to wells off shift tonight. when g p is in charge of this busy and which is he won't be dozens of patients stream in one off to the other. and many common costs tools in india, a severely understaffed, and under resourced it is a night duty. several occasions have felt unsafe on night duty, hold us up and says, we don't have a central alarm system that we can use an emergency system. the activity, the government is taking some steps, but they are not sufficient or sufficient to me that when gates hospital, no security guards, when patients are good, families get angry. we have to work because i don't want to get the community here . this matter is happening when jeep were missing or medication at moments like

these ones you can't help. but think about the recent beep and murder of female coldly difficult cut the so i'm the so media, it was her birthday to read about the cool kind of incidents and have them again, this is a minute. i was so scared that i told my mother that i do not want to do night duty anymore to do because what happened to her can also happen to me. yeah, i was scared and emotional and emotions with it because she is like my sister because we doctors at the end of the night shift monday tad's home. it's to be stopped outside. a mother pompously. wait for her daughter to return home safely. i'm always worried. i don't sleep at night, i'm constantly restless. i'm actually thinking about the safety of my daughter.

thousands of female doctors across the country continue to work under on see conditions with a few or no miss shows in place to insure this cure. as monday talks about a night, she tries to reassure her mother, but they both know. sometimes it's simply not safe to be a woman in india. and we can now keep talking about this with the w as in emission as well. she joins me in the studio. i'm so glad to have you here. and you lived in india for most of your life that this report resonate with you. um, unfortunately, yes, i lived in dairy for 11 years, which is known for the small islands against women, and it becomes a part of your life. it'll be that it's almost arresting state. you don't even realize you are on a lot until you go to another city which a fearful and a 3. it's kind of lift off of your, you know, indic in the report that we just saw. the woman was talking,

work getting scissors and denied when i was my 1st job in journalism and working lead shifts. i used to guided keys between my fingers because i was too proud to be dropped off at the doorstep. but i was also scared for my safety and in the last 12 years, especially since the daddy gang rape of 2012, things have improved to speak to my friends about this and the do feels fearful. but you would still not go out and isolate a dock bought a very by yourself as a woman in daily order in most places in india. yeah. emotions tend to boil over when horrible things happen, like the rape and murder of this doctor in calcutta. but otherwise, is there much discussion in india of about violence against women. there are 2 sides to the small screen. nicole on the one hand, families of young women who have been sent to big cities to study or to work on, always concerned about their daughters and sisters that concerned about their whereabouts. if they've gotten home safely, it's a part of your life to ask female friends that hey, text me when you get home. but there's also was this also this dialogue on the

going to end with says that the lowest strict in india, especially when it comes to domestic violence and the claims that women abuse that . but at the end of the day, there's been a rise and not only reported case of a rate, but also convictions in the last decade. and that is a direct consequence to this. one of the most clear ones is that workforce spots suppression for women. and in just the best, some of the low, and this is also no small thoughts because of the poor public infrastructure. it's just not safe to be able one and public spaces in most parts of the country. it is a complex problem. there's tons of layers to this, what's being done to tackle this to make public space safe for women. so that are harsh laws and in play, especially when it comes to rip off to the 2012 gun group. several laws are put in place, especially one for example, that of was the death penalty to perpetrators who have committed rip multiple times . now, after this incidents that have been called to make that every instance of rep from

but booming stripes, groups of one to the div capital punishment of drew was to not have with the fact that what's needed is better implementation. and it's not just about policing. what about foster traditional processing times which are necessary, but also about perpetrators not having an edge because of it to be solved or because of cost advantages, so called a victim, a strongly disadvantage community to get a weird but so much political supporters have also been seen for cisco, for 2 lives, and this is what she really needs to be addressed in the long term. however, you can't ignore the fact that this is a patriarchal society. we're talking about the is a feeling that women have no right to space in the public and often times and domestic through us as well. and this is where you really need to change attitudes . this could be education. this could be the form in different directions. number, such as will always great. have any here. thank you so much. thank you.

in the past 30 years, no karaoke night has been completed without oasis. is mega head wonder wall. now fans might be in for an unexpected. treat. a chance to sing the song along with thousands of others and the band brothers, liam, and all gallagher have announced they are getting back together for a reunion tour after a 15 year hiatus. that if the siblings notorious rivalry doesn't get in the way, they were never ones to minutes their words. and after days of hints and speculation, the announcement the brit pop legends, oasis are re uniting for a world wide tour starting in the u. k. next summer. it marks the end of an infamous 15 year feud between brothers liam and no gallagher. a c j is going to be the band behind it. songs including wonder will and don't look back in anger, announced it will play multiple shows and card of london,

edinburgh. dublin and their hometown of manchester were friends are absolutely delighted. yeah, it's great news. well, excite probably going to try get the case on friday at one different my off fuel will be fairly well trying to get security. and it's almost a chance to self regulate the child for the little band. so lift those memories, you know, even though it's, you know, like $49.00 now formed in 1991 oasis were among the defining voices of brit pop. they quickly rose to same packing stadiums with the gallagher brothers, frequently making headlines for their public disputes and wild rock, her life styles and other stuff with the image that you tried in the 1st place. so will always be loved. few of us for months as the types of difficult thing francesco's best. they broke up in 2009 after the gallagher brothers fill

out. after years of infighting. now the band has assured sands the guns have fallen silent, and the great weight is over. and there is excitement buzzing all over the u. k. play and bob, it's the best moves in the well, the wife to so coming back together is what we need. friends are of course hoping the reunion goes well the, the, the tickets go on sale this saturday by that and my colleague car in homestead file that report. she joins me now in the studio. now this is a true surprise. wasn't got the brothers back together. you know, it's really interesting because fans have been pleading with the gallagher brothers to, to reunite of, ever since they just found it back in 2009. and as you know, that was prompted by our really ugly back stage for all back in those days. at

a festival in paris that was a lot of blend gaming going on. an awful lot of that stuff that went on for years. things got really ugly, and even tried to soothe his older brother. all of those things have happened. so it's, it's interesting that they've suddenly decided to sort of put that all aside, some friends have actually speculated that because no uh, separated from his wife are divorced from his wife last year. that maybe he's in need of caps symbols in their fifties. now as we can see here, i mean a midlife crisis, you know, we could, we could also just give them the benefit of the doubt and maybe the feeling that need to be created. lastly, and besides speculating how have fans, reacted to this announcements over the moon, i couldn't put too many of them into that report obviously. but they're super, super happy streams were up on spotify this morning by about a 160 percent compared to this time last week. so i'm sure that's going to continue for a little while. so also already good for the bank accounts right there. hotel price is bad news in the city where the, where the gigs are announced, of course, of shot through the roof. so the fans are gonna have to prepare to fork out

a lot of cash, the facing, prepared to do that. it's, it's interesting prepared to travel long distances and so i'm sure this is really gonna probably offer a much needed boost to me. i mean, fans have waited 15 years for this moment. one of these guys went up to in the meantime. so they've been up to a lot, they've been very, very busy. they both had very successful uh, solo careers during which of course they, both of them performed oasis singles. so it was actually possible to hear the music liam front of the band called b. i, for instance, i know gallagher had his normal gallagher as high flying birds, and they did a lot of a lot of charity gigs when, when various, so crises happened to the trouble at ariana grande's concert for instance. and they just really well, but they never really were able to repeat the success that they had with oasis. i mean, that's pretty hard to do and you consider that they were, are one of the most successful successful bands ever with, you know, well over,

i think by this time as well over 75000000 records sold. i know who's the principal songwriter has said in the past that if you know these top hits for all the ever did, and the rest of his life, he'd actually be happy with that. so it will be kind of interesting to see you know, whether they can, whether they can drum up the fam through z as you know, if they just to have, you mentioned there, they're notorious fights there earlier, and i do it. yeah. yeah. i mean, you say they, they threatened out of the other place. so how big is the confidence of, of fans that this tour will actually happen at the good times will last until next year? well, a lot of people were, were, were saying they probably expect expect to a bit of, for, to fly a few punches to possibly to fly. and i mean, you know, these cars are so volatile, historically speaking that anything really could happen. so we don't know whether

this is all going to go. well, i think i think the sticks are pretty high for them though and, and we'll, we'll just have to and we'll just have to hope for the best. and the words of a great brit pop band. definitely. maybe kind of house. definitely. maybe i can show my in supernova, maybe is that maybe it's the next chapter of things. yeah, thank you so much for all of that. you're welcome and what a pleasure. and that is our time. but make sure to stay informed, stay engaged and stay in touch. you have all our team on social media or handle. there is apps data we news. and if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, or is of course always our website dw dot com. but. 7 from all of us here on the day. thank you so much for spending parts of your day with us the

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