the, the, this is the deputy news line from the ukraine launches. it says largest and ever an attack on moscow cave and nations. more than a 100 drones given at least one person disrupting fights and ranking dozens of homes. also on the program, the german government says its plans to re introduce passport controls on its land board has been not right. and you little this valley and tries to reassure brussels german opposition policies say the measures don't go far enough.

the phil guy, welcome to the program. ukraine has a least its biggest drug and strike against the mosque of region. and rational thoughts is at least one woman was killed and 3 people injured in the attacks hose were head sounds around 50 flights, diverted, awakened by buzzing propellers. people take to their windows to see this an explosion followed by another. one of the officials say at least 2 buildings were damaged in drone attacks, a 46 year old woman was reportedly killed. several apartments caught fire in

the morning. residents gather outside sharing what they went through just hours earlier. you can see it, the everything is messed up. we're in shock, crow. i took what was nearby, the children, the dog, everything. and i run away because i thought that the building would collapse as well. most codes may are set on social media that at least 15 drones were down in the most co region during the overnight attacks. it was today, we grabbed our stuff and got out fast. our car over there was also damaged. it's not clear yet how to pick up our belongings from the apartment that i can show, but couldn't easiest. the attacks also disrupted traffic at most goes airports with dozens of flights suspended. the russian officials say more than $140.00 drones would down overnight across the rushes west and regent suggesting such

a mass of ukrainian attacks of becoming more frequent. now his round has admitted its troops were probably responsible for the death of a turkish american activist who was killed in the occupied westbank last week. israel defense full asses, that it was highly likely, but i sent a, as the id was hit by is ratified during the protest, which they claimed to turn. the bond is as good i gain was the rights activist and recent graduates from the united states. i witnessed it say she was talking, she's buying these writing snipe. israel says the kidding was an intentional. as doing the correspondence, i'm going to go dean. introduce them. welcome, emily. what more do we know about to how i seem to as get it came to me to death smallness ag has been traveling to the occupied westbank to purchased regal is rarely supplements near the village or beta. the amount is

where she was shot and killed. and the idea of today came out saying that it was highly likely that she was unintentionally and in direct me killed by one of the bullets they have come to that location because they were suppose they say they were responding to volunteer activity. people were throwing stones at them and they felt threatened. and that's why they had opened fire in that situation. and now the international solidarity movement, the organization with which this agent had been traveling to the occupied westbank with have come out to accusing israel has come up accusing the idea of intentionally towing miss ag. i'm don't know if i'm park, i'm is really active as to was with her and that on that day, if at that time the incident happened on a separate location that where they had been nursed, turns had been thrown. so over and over are still a lot of questions to be answered here. and ultimately this is a to have

a criticism of israel and it's use of force against protest as in the occupied westbank as tokens. so some of the international reaction for us secretary and me, blank and has come out saying that to quotes and no one should be shocked for killed for attending a protest. i'm not mistaken. staff was quite unprovoked and unjustified. he also said that is where the forces needs to make some fundamental changes in a, in the way that they operate in the west bank. i'm quitting changes to the rules of engagement and the white house hope that it will be following very closely. the investigation into miss is this. on, on the day of the incident attackers or far as he's talkers, officials also came out saying about this incident, this killing reflected how israel was increasing its repression of palestinian

protests in the occupied westbank. so overall on heavy criticism of israel, and this has happened as a israel is, has been increasing its the military activity in the west bank. that's rights um ever since the status of the warrant garza, which was triggered by how much was tara attacked on israel level type of 7? are you seeing a search and vollings in the occupied westbank according to the when approximately 600. and so she palestinians, and 15 is really helping cuba seems to solve the war. we have seen increased, subtler violence, increases really subtle of island from the one hand, but also more and more a cox phone palestinians, on his riley's not the same time in the israel military, have launched various raids into a telephone and such as among them. jeanine recently, now to carm these militant strongholds in the occupied respond to these

operations so far have also seen many, many people killed some of the militants. the idea of also reported that they found weapons and explosives during these raves, now observed, as are quite vari, thoughts in the absence of a cease fire agreement to the violence could escalate even further. thank you that emily dw correspondent, i'm the godaddy in jerusalem. but take a look at now, what's the most or is making headlines around the well a palestinian health officials in gaza saying these riley attempts on that attack on attend incompetent as killed at least 19 people in the hon unit, samuel israel says it counted absent and striking against what he called significance, how must terrorist inside a designated humanitarian. so it says it tugs and millers and started to be involved in the october 7 tablo tax. you're a secretary of state who has confirmed the wrong is applying russian with ballistic

missiles for the war. and ukraine is anthony blinking says washington will respond with new sanctions against iran, germany, france, and britain. the whole condemned, the weapons delivers as an escalation, sorry to call the russians, begun major naval exercises in the sea of japan, joined by a small contingent of chinese ships. bosco says the drills would involve more than $400.00 warships and $19000.00 personnel rush. just as the jails will test its naval leadership, a china sent 5 vessels and the general government says it wants to send back more asylum seekers at the board is without breaking a little interior minister nancy f. i is announced on monday that germany would impose checks on old slum voters for at least 6 months. for the opposition, conservative christian democratic union says the government's plans don't go far enough and broke off discussions on the joint approach. the interior minister said

some people arriving in germany should be dealt with elsewhere as to what is this, the speech this that's d n e d. it is important that we can quickly send back those who evaluate germany's land borders from other countries. stop and where they have already applied for the asylum to come, stick in small, well, and that is what we have presented today. we want people who was asylum procedure to have the responsibility of another new country to be sent back to this for fun. i'm the guy you would stop, so syndic is lots and so look at these and just get more for my correspondence, invalid and brussels. they own a fun. how much time and lucy at schultz and let's start with you at leona. i'm what went wrong. why did the conservative see, do you see i see a break of these tools. i mean, you said of silsbee, you lawmakers, i broke off the talks and coming out of it and said the proposals didn't go far enough. now, an important to understand a prior to these talks today,

the conservatives have conservatives had made it sort of a condition of their participation in the 1st place. that's turing people who want to apply for asylum in germany and towing those people away, right at germany's borders would be discussed. now some neighboring and you countries already reacted to that proposal, but i'm sure that it will have to tell us more about that. and, and, you know, the government stress today that it is legally very questionable whether thoughtful of what can happen in accordance with a new law. now, what's the government's government today presented as a proposal? sort of the board more details of the announcement they made yesterday. and is that you know exactly what we heard, and that's the thought from nancy caesars that asylum seekers. you know, it should be checked more quickly whether they had already, you know, whether in another you country is already responsible for them, according to the so called the dublin rules. and then it should be made sure that

they should be sent back or transferred to that country as quickly as possible. now nancy fees also said that she wants to accelerate a procedure for that. so that would, you know, only last for 5 weeks maximum. she also exchange and that the people should be then held in detention center. so are there pretty strict, you know, other facilities with very strict conditions, right at the border to prevent them from leaving sort of a border area. and just to make sure to send them back if, if they've already been registered in another you state. and, you know, you can see representatives from all 3 parties of germany, cornish and government present at the press conference today, and really emphasizing that their proposal and is in line with european law. and they also made sure to emphasize that the cd you z is you proposal on the other hand, you know, is legally very questionable. okay, do you see a show sent in brussels?

talk us through your opinion. reactions to jim is decision to, to expand for the checks to all of its land borders. so yes, so i would say the reactions on 2 levels. so i will start this a 1st level, which is the plan to intrude use board checks on all german internal you borders. so we have seen a reaction from the postage prime minister doing a task who called this unacceptable. he has said that this is an effective suspension off the travel, the passport free travel shading area. i will explain in the 2nd what that is. and he also said that he would reach out to all the new member states, which are affected by that decision. and consult with them urgently, whether there are steps that should be taken within the european union. so to understand this, you have to recall that with in the shang and zone you are, once you're in there, you can travel freely from one country to the other. and this is really one of the

fundamentals of the european union where a lot of people live and one country work and the other country across the board a daily. but of course, also businesses rely on this for, for doing business for sending goods over the border. so this is their 2nd area, and this is the one level of reaction. but then there's also a 2nd question which goes with this, which is european union asylum and migration policies. so if you have already heard what with the german government has proposed and being for it that the position says that this is not fine of going, but there is the question. what does you say about this and how strict can you be? and we have heard here from the you commission that there assessing what the german government has proposed in both areas. so they have said we are accessing whether these board or checks that should only be foreseen with in the showing an area in really exceptional cases, such as when there is a threat to the security of the country or to public policy. so they are assessing

whether this is the case and they also looking into the proposal by the general government and what, what they're planning to do this migrants coming to the internal border of for the last for the, the last thing i just said we have also heard from the all strain into a minister that was your shares long board of as germany, that they're not willing to take back migraines, that germany is going to turn down on the internal border with austria. ok, thanks for that. let's see here. it shows in the, in brussels, and before that we heard from political correspondent on the phone. how must, i think about just a few i was donald trump on couple of highways. we'll meet for that 1st us presidential election debate. the show dance in philadelphia and the state of pennsylvania and one of the so called swing states that can be crucial to securing victory since vice president. how does replace that job by them? as the democrats candidates just close the gap on her product?

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