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a whole lot of sports selection intent here. the, i'm the massage s while back into the program, president loud music landscape says the only way the water new crane can. and if, if his force of the features show on the battlefield zalinski to all the united nation central assembly that ukraine would never accept any deal and boast on it. and the efforts to negotiate peace with moscow, bruce, they keep pressed. juanita is not to let up invest support. now to lensky, also one. the delegates structure is planning to attack ukraine's nuclear power plants of any messiah or don't strike any grades ago. incidentally, in the energy system could lead to a nuclear disaster. it date like that must never come and the most who needs to

understand these and these depends in part on your determination to put pressure on the dresser. these on nuclear power plants, they must be safe. if god forbid russia causes and usually are disaster at the one the one of our nuclear power plants radiation will not respect state board is. and unfortunately, virus nations could feel that the staging effects to and from all they can now go across to dw correspondence and the own who joins us from the united nation . had spoke to us in new york connecticut to see you again. there was a big focus on nuclear safety that from valencia as we just towed. why do you think you made such a point of drawing attention to that? yes and it shows the lensky did the votes, saw a significant amount of time. it is 20 minute or so speech on the prospect of

a nuclear disaster. and i think really what he was trying to do there was to remind the world leaders assembled here about what happens and ukraine does not necessarily stay new crane. so what happens is, in ukraine has the power to affect their countries and has the potential to affect their citizens as well. so right, just repeating that line that you played there earlier. if a nuclear disaster does happen, radiation does not respect the state borders. that is what he said. he also reminded the people assembled here all of the horrors of sure, no bills and the terrible human cost and the terrible environmental found out that that caused even in the years to come. so we have to look at so the wider context in which he is delivering these remarks. he's delivering these remarks at a time where there has been a certain amount of ukraine for tea that has settled in

a long world theaters. this idea that this more seems to be going on in terms of lee. it's also, he's also competing for attention at a time where world leaders are also occupied with the crisis in the middle east and the prospect of that turning into a multi from ward. so once again, he took this opportunity to remind the world leaders of god. so whatever happens in ukraine has the potential to get so much worse and effect the world beyond. another key focus was a reminder of his fees formula and of the objection of any plan. so do you use the do not include ukraine. do you think he called through to his audio? yes, so there was a significant amount of focus on that piece plan from 2 years ago and yeah, so that piece plan is that piece plan that focuses on a folding, territorial sovereignty of pushing russia out of you freed and punishing russian

war crimes. he also said that the un security council was not the venue to bring it was not the vehicle rather to bring peace to his country, given up the vote, the veto power that russia has. but i think the most salient message and the ones that i am not sure quite got across to the audience here, was that he was urging the leaders here that they should not be seeking in out. meaning that they should not be accepting proposals from countries that are not, in fact ukraine to seed part of their territory in the interest of stopping the fighting with russia. he has been saying about such a move would only further in bold in brush off. but he also seemed to want to highlight the fact that a lot of countries already support this plan. but the world actually already leads to know what it needs to know, and it already has what it needs to have in order to help ukraine and the war with

russia. and that still has not happened yet. and it is not clear today whether her that message from a lot of years, a landscape will change. these will will change the situation on the ground, dw, as soon as the on at the un headquarters in new york country so much for your reporting . and we can now go to cave where dw, corresponding about the following has also listened to zelinski speech methods. what stood out to you in that speech? i think what was very clear here is that is it is because these partly was the rebuttal of the news initiative by china and brazil with put forward their ideas for peace negotiations. a 6 point paper where you craze quickly noted that it did not address the question of territorial integrity,

and that would be good. that's what people here, the paved the way for a non just piece or a non just uh um. the silence at the front line that would basically uh, intel, some gauge product for russia that could possibly also um, uh, that's the fear here all the time that could to possibly, uh, also be uh, this also for future a future was the future on conflicts here in ukraine it's so what he made clear and that's why he brought forward this piece formula. but that is basically a a catalogue of what you crate once to see at the end of any negotiations, either degree jason's or a military victory, and which most crucial part is a, the full restoration of the territorial fuel crane. and the, uh, the address uh,

we'll have to bear the cost for its invasion. and these 2 principles, these put them forward again to rebut the idea that there could be any negotiations between web i is interested in negotiating with the non clear outcome and outcome that would be costly for ukraine. right. and speaking of the focus on the piece formula, this was formula actually presented almost 2 years ago at a g 20 summit in bali. are you surprised? he chose to speak more about that than the new victory plan. he's supposed to present the one in the us to bite and had a central i'm not really surprised because the big 3 plan is a plan that he will have to discuss with his allies if it's about military 8, etc. the end is not the place to address the question of military age. and this piece formula um is, is something that's and concerns. it's

a national law that concerns the you and todd. so, and these kinds of questions is, yesterday, he's had to talk in the end security council way emphasized that ukraine's position is in line with you and charter way rushes actions. i'm not, that's is position. that is why it would not have made sense to bring his is, is military strategy in front of his u. n. the assembly. so although this formula is, of course, something that he's presented. awesome. and he's talked about often, the cranes position is that this is still the valid position of ukraine and the position that he wants countries to take together with ukraine for a future solution of the conflict and important gratification. betty w, corresponding about the spelling go in keys. thank you so much walk enough to back know off to to when to how few is the fighting and both of ukraine has intensified in recent months. process military set today,

it's taken to move elizabeth and ukraine's east as take a closer look at the state of the fund times now and the challenge just ukraine faces ukrainian forces in action near the eastern front, exhausted and stretched in by 2 and a half years of war facing relentless bombardment and waves of russian troops of the war is currently being followed on 2 major fronts in the east, along hundreds of kilometers that russia has been trying to break through in the direction of book calls. and in the north, where russia has been trying to seize the major city of how keith, ukrainian forces have seized territory in the course of the region and russia. the eastern front is where the majority of russian troops have hunker down for the past year. making small but steady advances at a tremendous human cost. ukraine has evacuated cds. i can't defend from intense russian bombardment. the fighting has been intense all summer and now fall with you

trained reporting over a 100 clashes in a single day. last week. russia has been concentrating its forces on the strategic city across taking it would allow easier access to the rest of the east and south of ukraine. meanwhile, in the north, ukraine responded to a wave of russian attacks by pushing into russia itself. seizing territory. ukraine claims to have ceased as much as 1250 square kilometers in the course region. since august 6th forces were able to move fast initially. but few think ukraine will be able to expand what it holds already. ukraine has largely sealed the territory, aust, blowing up major bridges, linking it to the rest of russia. that also complicates russian military supply lines. but russian forces have reinforced their defenses to contain ukraine and have started their own counter offensive operations. it's been an incredibly bloody

conflict sense. russia invaded in february 2022. both sides released very little information about the casualties. but the british ministry of defense says 610000 russian soldiers are dead or wounded. ukraine says it's lost 31000 soldiers, but the real number is thought to be far higher. there is no independent verification of any of these figures. the presidents of lensky cat match moscow is troop strength defenses, or its ability to recruit more soldiers. so he's changed strategy, challenging western allies who have been afraid of being drawn into direct confrontation with russia and possibly even nuclear escalation. he's pushing them to let you crane take more risks by using long range weapons to fire deep into russia. us made attack of the missiles have different ranges, some could strike up to 300 kilometers over the border. that would put dozens of russian military bases, air bases, ammunition, depots,

and oil refineries within range. without permission to use those missiles inside russia. ukraine has stepped up, it's a long range drone attacks on refineries and then munitions sites over the border. even triggering an earthquake at one site. and it's developed its own missiles, but it still sees western missiles as a way to turn the tide. the us and it's western allies have held the line on strikes inside russia. changing those leaders mines is the challenge to lensky has said himself for this week to win them over to what he says is the only way to win the war. that's done now to the conflict between israel and has paula in the middle east as well as says that fire the ballistic, misfiring of the headquarters of these early intelligence agency. most that is, joe says the weapon was safely intercepted, but it mocks. the militant troops, deepest conform stripe into it said, the un says more than 90000 people have been displaced in northern lebanon in 5

days of his rarely bombardment. a piece was shifted by sirens, as is really ad dispenses intercepted has but i miss all over 10 of these is the 1st time since the start of the war and gone so that the group has tried to attack so deep into israel. we used to it with that comes from the south or the know it doesn't matter. rock and i still rock and they just the frightening stressful and unplugged and i don't think anyone and this will, would like to live like this. and we'll take this yesterday and she threw up just because of israel says no one intel a v was tom d as riley own forces said they had intercepted several other projectiles fired from lebanon. well, those something made it through. like here in the northern city of so fed web buildings were damaged in 11 on it was a different story of these really minute tree launched. fresh air strikes against what it described as has been the target. see,

is really all mean says has the law is hiding weapons within civilian infrastructure. attacks. also hit villages like this 125 kilometers. note that they read fall from the wrong fact malicious traditional strongholds. lebanese authorities say they were casualties. officials estimate around half a 1000000 and 11 on i've been displaced by the violence already thousands of ended up here in bay root with many funding shelter in schools like this one. so i'm here old enough to have unpleasant memories of the last conflict between israel and 11 on in 2006 get the had a little i which is to do live on. we will definitely this get life but not live these day, which i've gotten that, but i, we suffered and we were displaced under the streets. and we also faced that in 2006 . but now the situation is my child did a lot. yeah. had did, despite the attacks back and 711 on others are determined to stay put on to continue that day to day lives like it, and the city of time will be glue,

flatter familiar, larry, as there is nothing here. we won't leave. as you see, i'm selling vegetables and fruits and people are buying and happy. we won't leave this island. we are the rightful owners. even if some have to 3 to protect our children and family members. some have to stay in the town. so the enemy does not think that it's empty. but with these really made a tree, giving no indication of when it's aerial attacks, might end and hezbollah showing no sign of stopping its own strikes colds. but the escalation by the international community seem to be going on outside tunnel astronomy, such as in berry road, and asked him earlier about the situation that it's due on the last 2 days, hundreds of thousands of southern lebanese and lebanese living in the southern

southern bay route as well, have fled north to give you a personal example of my building is currently occupied by many displays, but the news that we're seeking shelter. there were thousands of lebanese, up until last night, looking for homes and he really familiar to the july, august 2006 for public schools have opened for the displaced and there are n g o's, circulating the city, trying to provide some support, whether it's food or shelter, or even for that matter. hygiene kids. a really familiar to july and august, 2006. and you describe the situation that bedrooms is facing because of the influx of refugees from southern 11 on how much more resources with the city and the government needs to hender what seems to be a drink tight as you describe it. and i think it's impossible for the state to cope with this. and the reason i'm saying that is because loved in austin

institutions have largely failed pre award and the economic collapse of the last 5 years following the port blast in august 2020. and to severe crippling political premises with a caretaker government. not doing its job. and the presidential vacuum, there is no input iss for the state to do more or even able to do more at this critical juncture. but that said, the only serious measure taken, which was very last minute, was to open public schools that has housed most of the lebanese that were on the streets last night, looking for homes. but beyond that civil society in this country steps in whenever there's a crisis, whether it's this war or early rewards, or whether it's simple taking on services, the state cannot do, excuse me, civil society does step in and they're doing remarkable work. today. you describe

the drastic situation that the lebanese have been dealing with for the last 5 years and that the debt take us government is ill equipped. we hear from hezbollah up here from his dread, but is the liberties government going to sleep anything or do anything specifically about this crisis? and i appreciate this question and i'll answer it in several ways. if possible, at least the 1st and foremost on the diplomatic front, which is living on does not have an independent rule. and this works when i say live in on, i mean the lebanese state, as it's meant to adjust itself to crises, and best serve lebanese interest. we don't have that. there is no lebanese government actor circuits circling the globe, going to meetings whether it's at the you want to raise capitals, trying to bring a ceasefire that's good for the loved or not. but we have instead, is a lebanese government that best echoes hezbollah as primary concerns on the global stage. this is unlike 2006 when there was

a government that was by and large opposing husband, the security interest and left the non, the government played that role in 2006. that were ended fairly quickly. and it brought about it helped bring about a ceasefire resolution that we talk about all the time, which is un security council resolution $17.00 oh $1.00. there's nothing like that today. the lebanese government is a messenger for, has on that's on the diplomatic level. in terms of governance. nothing on the governments is failing. let, the non government has been paralyzed for years. the lebanese government is not involved in emergency situations beyond last minute planning. and i'll make it even more reflective of the situation. my understanding is that they postponed an emergency session during an emergency. i think the best reflects where we are now. that's on the governance level in terms of how people are reacting people and loving on open their doors. and this is despite whether there are sympathizers

defensible not. we're opponents, the husband, they're coming north, the are civilians and lebanese have once again, like they've done in the past, open their doors to civilian seeking shelter. it's lebanese citizens at the end of the day that are carrying the burden, not just in terms of support, but paying the price as well for this ongoing award between husband to not industry stone. the story sat in visual, many times for the 2 analysis. my pleasure, that's done now to some of the stories making headlines. china says it has fired an intercontinental ballistic messiah and fidgeted with a dummy war head into the pacific ocean. badging has called the launch routine box . it's lost on test, was in 19 a 2 step on says it was not door to the bonds and a seriously concerned about china. it's better to build up thailand. same sex matters has officially been rest in into low. often those went by the king below.

will come into force in january thailand is the. 1 first place in south east asia, i'm 3rd in all over the age of taiwan and the par rest. same sex couples can get married to indian, administered to move in cuz she needs where elections are being headed. the 1st since india is hindu nationalist, government and distributions semi autonomous status in 2019 security is died for the ballot in the most the majority of your options in a break with the fall separate trust type, decided not to bar called the process. most candidates are calling sort of starting cost me special cases and state which dw correspond to the part is following developments and sent those this update from the city of phoenix. the elections taking place in domain because some of the 1st, once in a decade doing those has the conflict will things taking place on the heavy village,

the presence every month of the 5 dried situation of the ground. people here see that the huge plots patient is an expression of anger for the new dig government's roofing, or somebody told me to have the 9 to move data up kind of by the supreme court. some residents of working because they are concerned about that cannot exploration nation. many of the fee will think as an exercise of freedom, because the c spy, the cost of doing out there is a section of course we will still believe what exist to die like the size. they say nothing is going to change. but for most presidents disconnecting represents the full for the future. you saw the pot industry now. good. now trade unions up open talk to folks, welcome as your biggest comic attractions, to close factories and got thousands of jobs, go to germany, units one, be able to strike if they don't get a shot and says on v

h as in job to charge you. but folks log and fast spiraling costs and competition from china means it has to restructure. says sirens and cheering those drums and smoke and lots of anger as volkswagen employees protests to call and make his plans to close plans and come jobs. so tied to it at the moment there is a certain and security for me, i think that i should be okay. you know what i mean here for my younger colleagues, they need to think about what's coming done about things. we'll keep going initially, but it won't be like it used to them, but everything is different from our thoughts. so i'm going to including how would deal with management. and it says i'm of i committed to enforcement. i don't even say i were annoyed that the wage guarantee has happened. cuts, we are annoyed that they're saying that the 7 percent is too much for the workers. that's wrong. we have brought productivity up. the miserable situation is not the workers, phone management has made many mistakes on product development. they were sleep at

the wheel in the china market, and that's why we're super angry. the make, i say i got but that's outside volkswagens kind of a plant inside management is negotiating with union reps. the company recently yanked a long held job guarantee. the proposed cuts flying the face of the union's demand for high a pay. the biggest problems, the gentleman comm manufacturers is the dependence on china. every 3rd call is so bad, however, chinese manufacturer is now ahead. jim and supplies hardly play a role in the beginning electric cost segments. what's more sales are also slumping in europe by as a holding back to the weak economy, the crisis is affecting the whole of europe. in 2023, a 3rd of europe and complements what operating at capacity last year. that costs

sales was still $3000000.00 below the levels before the pandemic that goes deeper than the industry itself. in europe, the order set to mix up 7 percent of the economy. in many cases, an entire region depends on a single plant, adult stockens, manufacturing volts, fluid for example. there are $60000.00 jobs which both politicians and trade union is hope to protect. cutting costs to a competitive level seems unavoidable. whatever the outcome of tools will determine the future of gemini is most important industry us. and before we go to bind the off, i top. so these are the salva presidents allowed me zalinski has the only thing, and i just nation's in new york, that only victory for ukraine get, and ward with prussia. so let's keep also one for the, the structure of chance to attack. you create a new field house on his phone that says it has targeted, it serves intelligence headquarters and it's false. attach $110.00, and since the cut of $16.00. again, the messiah was shut down,

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