the, the, you're watching dw, new who's coming to live from bergland dozens, dad, and one of the worst attacks on your brain. since the start of the war president, the landscape says to russian ballistic missiles hit a hospital and a college injury scores more. we will bring at the latest from our forest bondage and kia, also head on the show, what vladimir putin shrugs off an international arrest warrant to visit mongolia, ukraine, and the european union criticized the mongolian government for rolling off the red carpet for the russian leader. as the palestinian health ministry says at least 26 people have been killed in his railey rates and the occupied westbank. israel says

it's a week old operation is targeting terrace, the clair richardson. thank you very much for joining us. your grains president followed him. here's the landscape has bound to hold russia responsible for a missile attack on the central city of poll tava, one of the worst since the start of the war. at least 15 people were killed in scores. more injured, went to ballistic missiles, had a hospital, and a military college. so lensky has again appealed to allies to allow ukraine to use weapons supply by the west. to strike a deeper into russia, other nations including the us and germany, have condemned to be attack paramedics race through the streets. just moments of to poll tava was rocked by the rule of explosions. russian

ballistic missiles slammed into a hospital end of the military institute of communications. this speed, leaving victims with little time to run for cover to get the air raids, alerts started off and in just a minute there were 2 explosions. we thought it was somewhere in our house. then we got ready to go out and realized that it was the communications institute. officials say dozens were killed and hundreds injured. more victims of believes to be trapped under the rubble. those who could be freed were rushed to hospital. soon on the 7th floor of the operating room, almost all operating tables, teams, and anesthesia teams were involved in prod you c o t t. their abundance of mine glossed injuries. french's and the combination of injuries

residents raced to donate blood for the victims. as presidents the landscape urged west them allies to help prevent these attacks, which seems to be to once again, we urge everyone in the world who has the power to stop me. tara kept it during the defense systems and myself. i needed a new credo, inconvenient, alternate warehouse. some way i could see the long range strikes that google defends against us and tyra, and i need it now for every day of delay means on more lives loves us that when you date this close to the front lines, pull tava is no stranger to russian attacks, but now the city isn't morning, off the one of the worst single strikes on ukrainian territory since the russian invasion began. so we have our correspondent, caroline, a toy and cube with this update on the attack. yes, clear you already mentioned that it's important to us. right. so this is one of the bloodiest attacks that russia has had on ukraine. we're talking about more than 50

dads and over 180 in dirt people. so this is really a significant attack that we are witnessing and paul top i, we also know that president zelinski ordered a full and swift investigation into what had happened has happened in polls have. we know that uh people were called while they were going in to the bomb shelter because the time between the impact and the time for them to go into his title was really very short on. this made the impact, of course, even more tragic because of all the injured people on their way to the shelter. we also know that due to the large amount and the high number of injured people, black donors are being saved all around the country, and they are urgently needed right now in full java. another thing we heard from the presence of lensky just there was him saying that this shows how desperately ukraine needs more air defense systems. and ms solves. do you think that you praise

western allies will, will provide them indeed, for landscape presidents lensky has been mentioning this uh for the past years and uh months they need to as a defense uh, systems, uh petri is uh, this is one of the main requests he makes in every interview during his last interview, when he mentioned this topic, he said that you create needs at least 25 patio systems and to keep the country safe. we know that this friday there will be that meeting and that i'm showing again, of the nato partners and the repeating a union on how to support ukraine. i'm probably this will be a topic again. let's see. as the western countries are ready to deliver more petri systems to ukraine, when thank you so much for bringing us up to speed there. that is data views correspondent, currently nationwide in key of at a now like to extend

a warm welcome to alexander share, but a ukrainian diplomat who works as ambassador to austria from 2014 to 2021 who joins us now from key if it's difficult to start anywhere else other than in poll tava. i'd like to begin by asking your reaction to the russian strikes there. oh, it's unfortunate lose the reality of your grade for the last 5 years for rustic and shields wherever they want and strike wherever they want is whether it's a children's hospital or college or shopping center. and so we cannot use the provide provided by with the me styles even to strike the it's a very surreal kinds of war. and we definitely need this freedom to really strike where it's hard for us the most in the military against the

military target. unfortunately, until now we don't have this low and lots of course it's still don't have the taurus so me, so from germany, which we do expect. so, just to be clear on how we were thinking about this, do you think that the slightest attack by russia, do you view this as a reaction to ukraine's incursion into the course region? wherever someone says something like this, i just by i'm speechless because your brain has been invaded, killed to raped, tortured so they had to go straight to switzerland house years. and now in the 3rd year of this war, we finally grew up towards the russian territory until the some people on the west say, well this is the resolution for which is the full book we, we did what we did because for 2 and a half years this absolutely insane,

barbaric war was brought to our territory file we, we'll respond to him guns, so at least the source. and that's a small thing because we don't freight, we don't do much of, we will even give you those to the uh, the children's hospitals. but yes, we in the territory, and this will take them awhile to uh, the reason. so this is a, not in any way to suggest that this was a deserved or fair response, but my question would be if, if you see such deadly strikes in response, weather tactics like going into course are worth it. if you're going, if it's going to come at the cost of so many ukrainian lives, it smells in response, please. so repeating these lines from verizon for, for again, but it's not for me as well. we have been killed with him. well, the lot was really, maybe a dreams in blood for 20 years old or some we answer the territory i'm,

it's the response to some of the responses support the strip reduce the keels or john or best for 2 years versus simpler likes more. come to that we sort of find really answer the course list. it's just, it's not the response to just be a logical, a very was overdue step amount of work. now, as you've mentioned, zaleski again says at this moment really shows why he needs more air defense systems and missiles and fewer restrictions on the weapons that ukraine already does have. why do you think at this stage and the war he is still needing to make these, please? because we have to believe everything with our wisdom, how large because we saw things certain list of the springs to defend ourselves and to win this war. and each time we have to we, we,

it's with our allies for some reason. i don't know what, well, maybe i do know because the, with the social security because because of the color just so there was something good of a problem. you covered this and then go from there, but please do it, sir, because there is no other way buffalo brain to with all the work or for the whole of yours to lose and your experience as a diplomat. do you think there is something the less he could do beyond leading don't pointing to the mounting casualties in order to make this case, to western leaders. and so there is this insane. so you should have gone through the biggest comfort in the world that is with this role, with the source room 2 and a half years, what can we do? we can do only defending ourselves from fighting back. maybe if you, if the western leaders have some ideas, how to, uh,

how to restore one to the how to ring back, which is the, please share with us. but we, we do as much as we can ma'am to, i think we are doing our soldiers. so military and miracles and you bring him people deserve. and the reason i'm not reproach for you know, or acting like we did so i can pull up list, it was a courageous. all right, sounds very much what we're just step as lensky is planning a trip. to washington, sometime in the future. do you think that should now be his immediate priority? well, we'll know what to do just for your order to be. yes. so the, um, the, the additional systems uh thing. go to jo hungry i think today uh, the glitch or at least the gates understand the 6 more hours, the system's

a little the provider to grant. this is amazing and we want the st. german for that . but also finally we cannot find this war was was and then behind. busy where we have to strike the air feels we have to strike the military bases. it's kind of go on like this is just as it's in some i'm saying the drastic and rece wherever they want. and we can only sleep within 550 kilometers radius from all. well, thank you so much for joining us today on dw news that is alexandra sherpa. a former, you crated ambassador to austria. we very much appreciate your time. and you create and the european union have criticized mongolia for hosting russia's president vladimir putin, just by being a member of the international criminal court. mongolia did not arrest putin on a warrant for alleged war crimes. the court itself has no power to enforce the

order for red carpet, welcome for vladimir putin. in the mongolian capital, ignoring international calls to arrest the russian liter, mongolia as president of nog horror and shook who invited pretend. instead, pledge to strengthen ties with russia. one of those mongolia is committed to expanding and developing its cooperation with neighboring russia within the framework of an independent open and multi pill of foreign policy. that values pace to do a democracy for more than 3 decades. mongolia has built friendly relations with other nations, including the united states in germany. but it is still heavily dependent on its neighbor, russia. betsy relates, the name is russia, is one of them and go to is main foreign economic partners i'm going to use. i did remain in the 1st 7 months of this. yes,

tre ton of has increased by over 21 percent and it will. but it's in a small group of protesters gathered to voice their opposition to the visit it as persons 1st to member country. if their international criminal court, since that issued a warrant for his arrest last year, the court accuse is putin of being responsible for the abductions of ukrainian children. as a member of the i, c. c. mongolia is obliged to arrest pushing. but the court itself cannot enforce this mongolia, as an action has sparked international concerns that are going to probably this is yet another example of another correct in the system based on international law here it 8 o'clock. but the question is how this affects the rest of the world order new mustang profound. for me, it seems dangerous. good, nothing but we, this is totally unacceptable. and like the way nivia has expressed its resentments,

owing to the representatives of the mongolian government. regardless, we'd receive a spot. despite the mounting criticism, mongolia, lamb block between china and russia and rely and on moscow for energy, believes it has to maintain ties with russia to survive. and utilities surveys, as an ascii, joins me from rico where dw is been operating since russian authorities close down or moscow bureau. i helped set the scene for us here. why did put in go to mongolia in the 1st place or both russia? it is. of course, some sort of provocation, a propaganda move and determined that the intention to share with the the computer showed up, put in, is not isolated the end, even the countries that a part is to the rooms that you the welcoming him and what russia actually wants to show here was this move,

we can maybe read the telegram channel of mid term in the video, who is the chairman of the security council of russia. he called the international court of uh, criminal court, then the, the rome statute, legally void and quote, allows the piece of paper. so russian propaganda is using this situation to show that the i, c, c. a rulings don't matter, which as they think would also the end of which is not their work criminal, and he's not really actually responsible for the unlawful deportation of children from occupied. ukrainian territory is the one go, it is a member of the international criminal court from their perspective. why do you think they did not arrest him? to yeah, 1st of all, we know from, from the president of south africa that the trimmed and threatened this country with the declaration of war itself, south africa, were to and to arrest button. and this is a, i guess,

the least the that's not my goal. it and i'll go it needs now. and uh, what's also worth mentioning is that the prime minister of mongolia on south western sanctions against russia has a negative impact on his country. and the, the damage sure ranges from complications in paying the russian companies to the loss of revenues of the, from airlines that used to fly over the country. and talking about what my goal esick would get out of this meeting. so before, before his visit to mongolia, i've let him importance gave an interview to an go, a newspaper, and she said, a mongolia will have the right to use cheap gas from a pipeline. that's a, that's going to run from russia to china through the territory old mongolia, and previously mongolia on the wanted to play a transit role in the role in this project. but the now, it seems that the country is interested in buying cheap gas from russia. thank you

so much for that update that is dw service. i turn off ski we do have time to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. authorities in nigeria say vocal around militants of killed at least 80 people, according to local media and surgeons on motorcycles killed the villagers and set and buildings a place in your base state. in the northeast, folk are rom and other g had his groups have waged a 15 year insurgency in north eastern nigeria. are you brandon? the opposition leader bobby wine has been shot in the legs during the confrontation with police near the capital kampala, his national unity platform. such security operatives tried to kill him. wine run for president, 3 years a go losing to president your where it must have amy and an election. he claims that was rigs and at least a dozen people have died after their boat capsized crossing the english channel.

the french coast guards as more than 60 others, were rescued. the one says at least 30 migrants have died or gone missing while trying to cross to the u. k. this year. it's the palestinian health industry says at least 26 people have been killed in the occupied westbank since israel launched a military operation there a week ago is rarely forces or targeting what they call terrorist cells. with a foothold in the janine and to car in refugee camps. i'm aust, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks says it was behind 2 reprisals in the west bank that killed one is really sold or, and wounded 3 others sifting through the debris left by a week long as really rate raids in the west bank have been common since the october 7th terror attacks by him off the residence they. they haven't seen destruction like this and over 2 decades with this really forces, demolishing homes and businesses across the territory. local authorities say 70

percent of the streets and the heavily populated jeanine refugee camp were boldest . many residents are now living without electricity or running water. cleaning is real cut off access across the area. some people lost everything they had and i live in the i have the shop behind me. and this i have had of bobby's shop since 1954. although young i opened it and i made a living from it. they destroyed it today. the goal is they want to destroy the country with them, so the people get tired of the resistance. yeah, i mean, but we will not get tired of the resistance of should i, who does i couldn't recall. let me know if a sure to do is really army has no targets, so they target us, but we will remain no matter what they do guys, it has been on the bottom bottom internet for a year and it's still standing now. so we will remain standing, god willing,

no matter what they do. thank god, we a strong or for most of their lives. older palestinians have witnessed regular rates in the west bank, which has been under, is rarely occupation since 1967. its latest rates are seen as a major escalation. hundreds of israeli troops supported by drones and armored vehicle storm several locations in the west bank beginning on august 28th targeting what they said were militant to strong holes. and then she will not let terrorism in the west bank raise its head. that's the reason we are going from city to city campus to camp with excellent intelligence. very good operational capabilities, very strong, aerial intelligence support. cuz like on the on unlike in gaza, the milton group, hamas has no official foothold in the west bank. but the israeli military has carried out frequent operations in the territory. it occupies targeting commanders

or from us and other militant groups they link to terror attacks. and israel, according to united nations, figures is really forces have killed over $600.00 palestinians in the west bank since october 7th, at the same time that they're fighting a war and gaza a 100 kilometers away. a former volkswagen boss, martin ventercore and has gone on trial in the german city of bronx. the bronx fi 9 years after the so called a diesel gate emission scandal and record is accused of perjury. market manipulation and fraud. volkswagen admitted in 2019 that it's software had cheated emissions test. mountains into con was once the car industry is most powerful ma'am . a. c, e o folks fucking group from 2007 to 2015. he's now swap the board room for the courtroom. 9 years ago, v w admitted that had installed and illegal device in around 11000000 vehicles world wide, allowing the company to cheat on emissions testing. dialing down its emissions in the test lab only to ramp them up in real world use. this is alex

hall. i sincerely apologize to our customers, the authorities, and the general public for the misconduct gloves meal. please believe me. we will do everything to make amends for the damage caused you of august, and we'll do everything to regain your trust step by step. so it's a given and now after years of delays due to health reasons, the authorities want to know what mountain been to call knew about the emissions treating and when and the extent of his involvement, the most important charges, the x c o is facing, organized, commercial fraud for deceiving call bias, giving false testimony to a problem entry committee for saying he only knew about commissions treating shortly before telling the public and market manipulation for not informing investors in a timely manner. despite knowing the financial damage, it could cost them. the trial is expected to last, at least until autumn next year. we've been to comb,

potentially facing years in prison, if found guilty to now retirement homes for seniors off and offer residents somewhat static activities. things like board games or book clubs, but cares in belgium are taken tech. no fan grandma's and grandfather dancing. so the music of much younger generations, perhaps proof that the party doesn't have to end just because you're getting older . dance music drinks and d j's are fixtures of belgian summers. but not every festival can post a gas list like this one was right there in these brussels care home. party goers like 88 year old of your own page are still busy printing and prepping. oh, so the good news i used to go out. i met my husband at a ball. they asked me, but in those days when you went to balls, you had to wear a long dress. they, you called these residents are joining a special trip with poppy boom. a local organization dedicated to helping older

people live fuller lights. and as soon as they arrive in the belgian kind of flow back, the covers make a bee line for the dance floor. yeah. it's great, i feel 20 years younger than you guess quickly make an impression on the rest of the crowd. i bet whatever their age i'll be here to do the atmosphere isn't everyone's cup of tea. it's not my kind of music. there's too much. boom, boom. but it's nice to experience it from time to time. keeping people happy isn't the organizers only concern the for each voting doctors decide whether residents who want to go are physically well enough. know, one of the, some of these people are still in life. they still want to live and experience lots of things, but they're still older people, even if we have this vision. so we have to be careful and not take too many risks. we want them to turn to the care home in good health and with visual images and

their mind doesn't offend so far. toppy boom has taken belgian care home residents at night clubs and concerts and a senior speed data event is also in the works. it's all about making day to day life more fun and fighting loneliness. like most european countries, belgium has an aging population. so the challenge of trying to make sure people can keep having fun, i think road or moving even more important. thank you, sir. this rare space for connection between generations is also an opportunity for those with more experience to share advice. you have to laugh in this life and stay in good spirits. that's how you gross. oh yes. for know, these festival goers are heading back home with memories as a sunset on this belgian summer. and you wouldn't want to go partying with them. that is our new show up as our saved here to eco africa coming up next with

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