the, the, this is the, the, the news coming to line from berlin. the wrench for administer arrives in bay room towers after is really air strikes. their target officials of to run back has fall off. media reports say the attack came to kill the presumed successor of her son. this rollo, the militant groups leaders who was killed in a similar attack last week, also coming up dozens drowned as an overcrowded, very comp sizes in the democratic republic of congo. rescue workers are still searching for bought the electric vehicles that could spark a trade more european union themes to stop cheap chinese eaves from flooding its

current markets for the proposed terrifying the flow and cherry martin. good, heavy with his hours after a series of massive explosions, rock bay root, iran's foreign minister has arrived in the lebanese capital he's due to meet government officials there to discuss israel's campaign against a round box. has the militants, the overnight attack targeted an underground bunker where a meeting was taking place between the groups, officials, including a possible successor displaying leader house on this problem. this is the moment explosions designated right next to be room international airport. just minutes after a flight landed the slots were heard in the cities southern suburbs. well,

into the nights since last week's killing of his ball, a leader of how sudden this roll up a route has been hit by multiple is really air strikes. early on thursday, plumes of smoke billowed across the city sky line after a night of heavy bombardment. lebanese prime minister now g mccarthy denounced what he called the criminal aggression by israel, against the lebanese people on the mad i used to moses and whatever it is. here's the look forward to see is file like my mess it. stop fighting with the blood with the destruction. that's my, my, my, my, my, my message to adult. anyone i'm quoting let, but just my, my and i put, i put this is 5 and another way, why x i that i it is not accepting is he's 5 today. israel has stepped up, its ariel assaults in recent days and sent troops on ground rates into southern 11

on it says it's carrying out targeted strikes to stop cross border attacks by hezbollah, militants, newman, who we are very determined to destroy this infrastructure and kill whoever is the we will not allow his bullet to settling these places in the future and promote the severe damage to the areas and they routes the corner level in the 11 and valley and south letterman. that will continue the machine. israel says it has sent the 2nd military division into 11 on doubling down on its effort to push back his ball and to sign that this conflict is far from over of more on the situation is really in love at all. and we're joined now by our colleagues w's, emily gord, dean in jerusalem and journalist. tell him in a, in a rude stella. israel struck the root again over night. what more can you tell us?

so we witnessed yet another night, a very heavy, heavy boom. boardman, which witnessed the heaviest air strikes so far here and in the city of favors. the idy s. s has used 11 palms to hit the southern suburbs, but it also continues to strike other parts of the country. we hear, for example, that the audi, as hits the mazda of rock crossing. now there's a crossing to the neighbor country, syria that was used in the last couple of days by hundreds, hundreds of people were fleeing the fighting in level and on. and we're trying to get the syrup to syria. the boonies health ministry says that in the last 24 hours, the, the 37 people have been killed. and 150 has been wounded. we're hearing too that this striking they root may have targeted the man presumed to be

has bull as next leader. what. what do we know about that? still yes. um. how shooting the safe you dean is seen as a potential successor. the next 29 cost them we don't know yet. it's not confirmed yet whether he really was targeted or whether he's really killed in that strike. we know that he's very influential and he has very close ties to yvonne. he is a cousin of nice rela, who was killed in the strike last week, and he's the head of his fellows, executors of council. he has political ties with a one, but he also has privatized with iran, as his son is married to the daughter of cas them. so that, i mean the emily, which is real, saying about these new attacks on a route or the last nice, the ideas issued

a statement saying that he is are in the air force, had been targeting quotes, intelligence operatives, intelligence collection means come on and come, come on centers and additional infrastructure in beverage that did not come from that they were targeting specifically assess um the, the, the, the next possible leader off has fall off so that i have yet to confirm that. but it would be certainly in line with what we've been seeing over the last few weeks, not least by the recent killing of as well as the, the house on those roller. and it is in line with what they've been doing it as part of their mission to we can has paula. but whether in this situation in this attack, i have some stuff the i didn't, the potential next feeder of hezbollah was really targeted and they have to be confirmed. well is re, it is really just a troops of also continued with their ground defensive into lebanese territory.

emily, how far had they advanced? we know. so we know that heavy fighting continues in southern lebanon. we also know that a 3rd division on the is reduced by the 3rd division, a set to join the troops, a pricing $11.00 on not together with new evacuation orders that have been issued to move villages across the 11 on essentially telling them to evacuate approximately 60 kilometers away from the boat. as a way beyond, the latania river suggests that we're going to see this, the conflict widening. now the idea of the chief of staff have to have movie ols of both of visited the troops yesterday in the north. he held a situational assessments with troops, a pricing, and for the 11 on, i mean, basically a written, the reiterated israel's goals, and essentially destroying as well as capabilities and also pushing them back in

order to remove the threats from the is rarely bolder to stop his while uh, launching rockets into northern israel, which is i've been doing for the past year and continues to do i me this morning again, we had a work at a loss on, on everyone's phones, go off about the north. and this is something that happens every morning. the question is just whether this invasion will achieve a israel's goal in removing the threats. and at the same time, of course, one has to keep in mind that this is also coming out of high cost for israel. and so far, 9 is really sold as have been told in the fighting. emily go dean in jerusalem and stella miller and be rude. thank you very much to you. but while 11 east officials say more than a 1000000 people have been displaced as israel intensifies and strikes, that's around a 5th of the population there. they include thousands of foreign workers who been abandoned by their employers and left to sleep on the streets as the spaces and

shelters are reserved for 1180 citizens. dw, is they root bureau chief? well, how much right to reports this, make sure to kitchen surfing food, to fundable, migrant workers in war tone lip and on to my right is preparing the next theme just outside her restaurant. trust somebody. yes. nearby boot. she herself is a migrant worker from the philippines, but she's here as a volunteer to help others in the migrant community governments. schools are offering a shelter for people, but my grants are not allowed. so most often my grants are in just industry if they don't have to end this or the country, they come with them. so trust somebody else has really try to get that on helping the migrants, whether it's free to be no regardless of these. oh, function of this, we are helping them migrate with uh, fluid, uh, security pin. um for so dentist,

1000000 people are on the move shelters like this one nearby. we are struggling to house committees, families for you is what you the air strikes. it's getting dark here and bailed. as you can see behind me, there's a lot of people that would have to spend another nights on the streets, some of them all the venue. so we couldn't find who mean any of the over crowded shelters. but most here are foreign workers who just have no place to go. right indicators of the roots downtown. we supported a group of domestic workers from sierra and young. most of them flipped south independent and the southern suburbs are field looking for safety in tripping some 80 kilometer is north of fruit, but they were turned away from a school which was serving as a shelter. so the message to send me was the school is not for my address, it's 411 east people as they are not allowing them to stay. most of the women were abandoned by their employers who had fled to safety and left their employees

trended in the middle of the conflict. so and then sir, doesn't want you to just drop you somewhere without your papers and you can't do anything with their passports and legal documents still at the position of their employers. these women can not exit the country, left to fend for themselves. the desperate to keep looking for shelter as these were you the minute 3 orders more? if i could we sions from pounds and solving the bottom. the number of refugees is crowing, and the chances of finding even a room for the night would soon become almost impossible. take a look at a few other stories making headlines, round the world. today, taiwan is cleaning up after typing crap on broad torrential rainfall to the island, filling trees and causing lands, loans, businesses, schools and transport have resumed after 3 days, shut down. at least 2 people died during the storm. pressed on was forecast to

bring major destruction, but lost power after changing force. in the united states, the death toll from hurricane helene has now reached 200 making of the deadliest storm to hit the us mainland since 2005. rescuers are searching for people still missing since the hurricane struck last week, including in north carolina, the state hit, the hardest. mexican authorities have arrested several soldiers accused of opening fire on a truck and killing 6 migrants. please said the soldier shot at the truck after it failed to stop at a check point. mexico's new president cloudy ocean bone, condemned the killings and pledged an investigation. is at least 78 passengers have been reported dead after a boat carrying scores of people capsized on lake keeper with the democratic republic of congo. officials say the bustle was severely over crowded,

and they expect to pull more bodies from the water. the footage captured from the shore shows the moment, the sinking boat flipped over and like people in the gulf all around the port of goma. there was a shock in greece, a boat that was pulling into the dock sank a few 100 meters from shore. while its passengers desperately tried to make it to safety, many did not survive. in the aftermath, people who came to greet family members and friends, found themselves searching through bodies pulled from the lake, dreading what they might find would do. um, i came to see my husband who had gone on a trip. he had told me that he was going to come back today that i arrived. and

they told me that the but he was in have capsized. you've called me before and told me that the baby was capsizing and that there was already a lot of horse and size. he asked me to pray for him to see if he would make it so i arrived and they told me he's dead because i don't see him. among those who was safe. the boat was only built for 30 passengers. were witnesses say it was carrying around 10 times that many men, but to me i was stunned to see the boat maridy overturn and drowned every one of us . there were over 300 people on board. as i am one of the survivors. we escaped the boat by the grace of god and it was god who saved me maybe, but many women and children drowned to, to along with everything they had with some of the cargo, the money from goods. all of it is gone to stuff. it's the 4th time this year

that a boat accident and congress, these waters lead to a large number of drownings. like many issues and congo. it's connected to the decades long armed conflict between the government and insurgents. the maridy was traveling from the town at maneuver to goma when it's think the 2 towns are connected by a road. but rebels have overtaken it. forcing travelers to resort to overloaded and poorly maintained boats and fairies, sometimes with devastating consequences. the new head of nato has visited ukraine's capital. keep on his 1st official trip in the roll. mark ruta, and met with president below him is a landscape promising that the alliance would continue to support ukraine and its defense against russia's invasion. this comes a day after russian soldiers captured a key town in eastern ukraine that could make it easier for russia to break through cranes, defensive lines and read aloud sounded inc,

if as new need or chief mark or to visited communion capital after meeting you communion, president the marriage zalinski does test the identity of increased military assistance for ukraine and its fight against thrushes innovation to support interpreting and replenishing our own storks, being increasing industrial products. and that's going to be a priority for me to bring it closer to nato that ever before. and will continue on this pass until you become a member of our alliance. nato stands with your grant for your security. and for hours, president zelinski repeated his country. it's a specific need for defense and long range of weapons. ok, you know what the, the brain needs to strengthen its position on the front line so that we can increase pressure on russia for the sake of justice. and we will,

for the sake of real diplomacy. that was why we need sufficient quantity and quality of weapons. ya, garcia, was a boy nato's new secretary general. first off, we shall visit to keep game what day after moscow announced its forces. had deacon complete control of fluid on this eastern town. and during this region, had resisted dresser and a source for more than 2 years. but this time, do you clean in military, come on, decided to pull back good schools to avoid becoming surrounded by russian soldiers and to preserve both of them and combat equipment. russia and ukraine have been fighting over the town and pull it out for 2 years. we ask military analysts marine and they are wrong from kings college london. why ukraine lost control of the don to? well, the 1st issues that we have to consider is you bringing operation in congress. obviously it last several very important defense pillars of the bringing on

forces understaffed. and of course to create and doesn't have enough for the delivery shells. it's trying to supplement was drones and so those 2 places would be across and booklet dark which has now full interruption control. also is the russians from their side. they have adjusted their tactics. they're using a lot of a fobs in order to shape the battlefield. so to say, and it's quite demoralizing for the korean armed forces located there. and they are trying to attack along the flanks. so they, they have worked out a tactical approach, which seems to be working with um o 3 branch or 2 branches working in coordination. so the air force, the army aviation, and, and the russian army sailors, military analyst, i read them around there. now some more world news headlines,

the world health organization is given the 1st emergency approval for an em parks. diagnostic test, real time test can detect in parts on swabs taken from lesions. currently in most cases in african countries go on diagnosed due to limited laboratory access. hundreds of people have died from a new strain of impulse were springsteen. the singer has released a video stipend, endorsing campbell, a harris for us president. he called her rival donald trump, the most dangerous candidate in his life time. springsteen previously stopped trump using his iconic anti war anthem born in the usa of rawlings from port workers and the us have reached a paid deal to end. major strike action shipping along the east coast had been shut down since tuesday and the biggest, striking decades. the tentative deal, which includes a 62 percent pay increase over several years,

should help avert major supply chain disruptions. well, a trade war is brewing over cheap chinese electric vehicles. they've up end of the global car industry. the united states is proposing a ban on ease and connected car tech from china, while the european union is set to decide today on hiking terrace. on gary and prime minister victor oregon says that could spark and economic cold war in your opinion size h wants to comp emissions and fast thoughts. ates race to be carbonized is know to cross roads because fall cheaper electric vehicles made in china could speed up the clean transition in the short term. the book fears they're also under costing ending danes ring. european producers. brussel says beijing state subsidies gave chinese automakers an unfair advantage. and in for 8 says is a bates to level the playing field. the u. n. n. spawns for new terrace. earlier

this year. there are significant interest industrial interests and employment interests in europe and our investigation has clearly shown that there is damage being done to these unfair practices by china to the interest of an e. u industry. those who produce electric vehicles in europe, china reject the use accusations that it's distorting fair competition and says the move to impose types breaches, trade rules, and undermines cooperation to fight climate change. and the measures are not only unpopular in beijing. german carmakers are also opposed to the loading the system and we believe this instrument is not appropriate for solving the problem. we need a discussion about open markets where global industry and countries have to come

together to keep markets open and not overwhelm each other with regulations. defensive measures. i'm terrorist let's see. in was widely seen as a tit for tat retaliation. china, an artist and auntie subsidy pro into imports of some european dairy products back in august, meaning it looks like trade. tensions between these 2 powers will likely keep turning for 9. well, let's get more on this with our business correspondence, steven beardsley here. steven, you know, germany's car industry is, is europe's biggest right. and the car makers in germany are seem to be fighting these tariffs. you would think that they might want the tariffs, because they've been very slow to introduce electric vehicles in their own fleets. why is germany applicant a purpose to these? all of this, it seems counter intuitive terry, for exactly the reasons you said the industry here is having a hard time transitioning to electric and now along comes this, you know, new start a chinese industry which is really low. priced of the cars are quite good actually

. there's a lot of talk around them. so you would, you would think that they'd be in favor, but they're actually not. and it's not just the car companies, it's labor this also against it. and it's also the politicians, at least from their statements. everyone is vocally opposed to this. and the reason that they give is because of the fear of a trade war with china, where germany stands to lose a lot through counter terrace. germany has a lot of trade with china still, and these companies have a lot of trade with china still, they don't want to lose that market through potential tariffs that come along the way. so they're worried that their exports are threatened to. that's right, that's exactly what it is. they still do a lot of sales in china. the car companies do, even though we hear of course, that their market share is going down because of these, for example, it is going down, but it's still significant. they still have significant presence there and they don't want to see that runs. and what's interesting is that this is not just an electric vehicle story or an auto industry story. this is a european manufacturing industry story. the former customers that were chinese firms are now competitors, increasingly. so this is

a national strategy. we know that china has wanted to advance its manufacturing capabilities. they don't want to be the workbench of the world that makes to, for things all the time. they want to make the robotics they want to make semi conductors. they want to make climate manufacturing even textile machineries that italian firms used to sell hand over fist to them decades ago. right now they're losing market share to china because of this. so the customer has now become the competitor, and the question is, if you solve a lot of business in china, what do you do? do you say, okay, let's do tariffs. but then you realize that you're going to get hit in that very, that's still very important market. these companies are in a bind. and there's a geopolitical dimension to this to where you've got systemic rivals basically clashing to on the trade trade front and where, where do you think all this is headed state? i think this is the question. first we want to see what happens with this boat. there's a lot of questions about who's going to vote in which way it appears that there is enough support to see this thing through. but there is important opposition from germany. i mean, that is the biggest economy in the us. so what does that mean for the you,

if one of his biggest economies is against us, the one with the biggest auto manufacturing industry, we're going to see what the chinese companies do. will they, how much of these tests can they eat? the quite significant actually in terms of what it would mean for the price of the car, will they begin manufacturing more in europe? we've already seen some efforts to do that. will they be able to, we would have to raise their sticker price almost certainly. we'll see what china dogs are. they're going to be countered chairs could there be an incentive for an agreement between the 2 sides is worked out. we know that that's what germany wants . it wants in agreement on the side of these terraces instead of these tariffs and they want to see what does for the industry itself. so the, the boat is about to come. we're going to do, you know, who's going to vote and how it's hard to say right now. we know that jimmy's been so vocally opposed to at the we expect them to either abstain or to be against that . and one of the 1st rounds of votes on this issue, they abstain those voting against. it were hungry, slovakia and some other countries that don't make up the normal and the biggest industrial base here. france, italy, large countries, large manufacturing processes. they voted for that. so it looks like the forest

could when it over those were against c. thank you so much. we'll keep watching the student beardsley from our business. that's finally a real worker in australia. got a surprise when he looked down the tracks and spotted to kind ruse leaping through the station in the city suburb of kings, ford, the worker managed to communicate with the driver of an oncoming train, who was able to apply the brakes in time. the train remain stationary until the kangaroos had left safely. let him go. if you're watching dw noticed, just a reminder of our top story as media reports say overnights, there strikes by his real have targeted and underground bunker in bay roots southern suburbs. a meeting was said to be taking place there between hezbollah officials, including a possible successor to slain leader,

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