and all the rest of the classify as disgusting, the donkey series, and so about our complex relationship with animals. the debate watch now on youtube dw documentary, the as a speed we news long from berlin, russia, and ukraine. steph, i'm drawing warfare, launching record numbers of the aircraft against each other. keep launch is the biggest attack on moscow since the start of the war. the russian capital's mayor says large numbers of ukrainian drones were shawn down on the ukrainian side. targets include the southern region of odessa, also coming up, dozens are dead after, and these really strikes in northern gaza. israel's military says it's reviewing the attack on jamalia, an area where it's believed, how much is trying to regroup, and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. james,

the strength and ties within us. we look at how has 2nd trump administration could change the course of the wars in the middle east. the welcome to the show on nicole fairly, russia and ukraine have intensified drone attacks against each other, sending out unprecedented numbers of the on crude aircraft, ukraine's further invalid arrears of landscapes. as russia launched a 145 drones overnight. and again appealed to keys. western allies for more help, the russian president vladimir, who signed into law a mutual assistance packed with north korea. shortly before moscow itself came under attack. of a wave of drone strikes rattled the suburbs of moscow with the local man reporting more than 2 dozen shut down. it was ukraine's biggest attack on the russian capital

. since the start of the world, you know, obviously we heard an explosion went out and saw that the car was on fire. i'm still in shock. it's such a pity. it was our only means of transport. russian driven the tax on keith becoming almost daily occurrence. but the latest by ross concentrated on odessa police in the black sea port and result city say a man was killed when his call was struck by shrapnel. the attacks injured at least 9 others on damage several residential buildings. to develop the news posts for the fullest nights in a row, the enemy is targeting our city and take this with you there being several drones just in your facility, everyone can see what's going on today. oh no. of course are the many private houses and departments have been destroyed. so, you know, and then with julia has both side stuff up there and attacks. donald trump's us

election when could change the conflict? the kremlin says, drums victory sends out quote, positive signals. while ukraine's palladium is lensky might find it even more difficult to secure the bucking needed from allies to make more use of western missiles against russia. a fellow standing medical staff say dozens of people have been killed and injured and is rarely striking northern gaza. these really military says it is reviewing the attack in jamalia, where it believes a mazda militants are regrouping yesterday. could tar a key player and cease fire talks up to now announced it was suspending its mediation efforts between israel and how us they will work. and by and he's really striking on this building in jamalia rescue work as big by hand to find any survivors beneath the rubble. and what they discover is

devastating. i do now this mind across many of those in the building when it was hit with from one family, they were more than 50 people there because their grandchildren, children, and daughters or displaced were just looking for safety. and the house was struck while by rule inside the body. but there are some signs of life. i meet the devastation, the casualties have been taken to hospital, accompanied by relatives below. and i'm looking through spam calls on the chevy, the says the victims at all gathered for the dawn prayer when there was struck the kids and putting a new. israel's military says a top relations in jamalia and other parts of northern guys have been targeting how

much of militants to make sure they don't regroup that. but the relatives of the victims of this strike insist they were innocent. and we would just sitting peacefully. these are innocent citizens who don't belong to any military organizational faction, or the eldest man is 70 years old and diplomatic efforts aimed at securing a ceasefire. deal have suffered a setback with cutoff suspending its mediation between israel and how much. and that means such seems unlikely to continue in gaza. the mala mala is the chief humanitarian officer for the agency care international. and she told me about the situation in gaza. it's an extreme human. and didn't grace's unimaginable. i'm the, i'm the, and i'm livable such as the condition and especially in the northern bottom. does

that with people being forced to do was either be displaced along with tens of thousands or the job and then acted confidential. and the risk of death is far to probably live in this situation. the infrastructure is completely broken. i'm hearing from mike butler's that the screens are filled with dead bodies. yeah. hearing about people being born alive and the news and before the us coming about schools shelters, hospitals being that is far too come when it is be on the she money imagination, what people are bedding and what people are they to i'm feeling about enjoy pregnant women braving the bullets and booms to reach the few remaining hospitals. i heard from some of the doctors that in so many years, but according to the schedule, then the sub i'm only

a few hours because then essentially not much medical equipment or hamlet. and agencies are also a warning of aluminum fam and our era colleagues and partners on the ground able to reach and help people there in general. so simon, let's say from india is a technical definition with or without a form of definition of famine. one thing is absolutely true, which is the same, but our people have been dying of starvation. the whole of the strip is guessing by an emergency phase. now do you a question about i'll be able to head people. we are seeing nearly obstructed, especially since october in the northern bottom. garza is digging here then is huge, the the sky, and at this time we're be sure to be skimming up. we are restricted delegate instructional aid is happening. humanitarians,

i get and several other agencies the have been reporting about the big specific examples. and we can say with absolute sadness and frustration that is not being allowed at the scale level and frequency that is urgently needed in the gaza. right? to know israel, the claims to have expanded access medical assistance and coordination with international partners such as care in gaza. so this would be a claim that you cannot corroborate. this is the time when it is not about claims. it is not about the size, it is not about it because situation, it is about the facts and the fact is, humanitarian aid is being obstructed. we are not able to reach the scale that is required. that is huge amount of the be wendy and uncertainty about that in which we can get it. and this has been continuing for several months. and the last few

months it does become even even more challenging for you might have did, is operation and on the ground. and you say this is not about science, but i would like to ask, who is obstructing this aid from getting to where it's supposed to go? or what else to get into the you need permission from these videos? what to do? so the instruction comes from there and then within the, for us to be able to distribute in. we are not able to do it because of the uh, the military opens is buying these rates as deep mala mala of care international. thank you so much for your time. thank you for having donald trump's re election is likely to also transform us policy in the middle east and many are asking well, that could mean for israel and the palestinians is really prime minister benjamin at in the house as he aims to strengthen his country's close ties with us during

trump 2nd term, which is not gonna be left alone, but we will continue to defend our state, our citizens, and all arenas, and against any threat. primarily the relying i'm afraid anybody. so in the last few days i spoke 3 times was the president elect donald trump, difficult to vote because of what these were very good and important conversations talks designed to further type and the strong alliance between israel and the united states. if you're waiting on using i to, i under uranium threatened us and you spend all its components and the danger posed by it is the we. we also see the great opportunities before is reopened on the field of peace and its expansion and other fields. georgia coffee era runs a consultancy firm golf state analytics and i asked him what he makes of no statements that he and trump c i to i on era. so obviously if we remember back to trump's 1st administration, he impose the so called maximum pressure campaign on iran is administration had

a very israel centered foreign policy in the middle east. and those policies obviously sat very well with netanyahu's governments. i think and netanyahu, and those around him in israel are certainly hoping that trump will come back and sort of impose at maximum pressure 2.0 campaign if you will on iran, further line us foreign policy with the interests of the is really government. and i think it's no secret that throughout the 2024 race, netanyahu was very much hoping that trump would win. and right now these really prime minister is very, very pleased with the outcome of this month selection to storage. because here i'm talking to us earlier, let's get you up to speed now on some other stories making headlines around the world today. does police have detained dozens of people in amsterdam who to find a ban on pro palestinian demonstrations the mayor of last week and protests because

of gang violence against is really football fans before a match against i. x amsterdam. mccarthy. tel aviv support is burned. palestinian flags and chanted anti air of slogans. and following the trouble in amsterdam, the is really government has advised that citizens not to attend sports or cultural events abroad over the next week. officials say there is evidence that pro palestinian groups are planning attacks on israel is in several countries, including france, belgium and britain. does police are trying a new method to solve a murder, cold case? 15 years a go. a sex worker from hungry was killed in amsterdam is red light district. investigators hope a live sign hologram of the young woman will now jock memories and bring forward new witnesses. in a window in amsterdam, red light district, a life sized hologram of bernadette sabo,

tries to make eye contact with passers by and ask for their help. police in the netherlands hope this innovative technology will help them find the person or persons who kildere zabel was 19 and earning money as a sex worker in the red light district when she was stabbed to death in her work room. that was february 9th, 2009, almost 15 years ago, the whole of the police did a thorough investigation. and of course they were cc'd tv cameras everywhere here. but it still didn't work out at the time, mainly because so few people were willing to talk to us. i think we think that there are definitely some people who know who committed that crime. that police hope a decade and a half later, there will be people willing to come forward an entire corner in amsterdam, the red light district is devoted to trying to solve the case. their tv screen showing the crime scene a documentary,

and the last images of zabel captured on the day she was killed or caught our attention. so, you know, we stopped and took a look at it and read everything and have a good read, read about it. so yeah, so a very sad story. it's grabs your heart. so hopefully they figure out who did this to the young lady. although the hologram shows the large and memorable dragon tattoo that covered his elbows, stomach and chest. police say was important. she not look exactly the same by the savings that we realize that it can be difficult to see these images. so that's why we chose not to make a photo realistic copy them back to us at a least difficulty to maxim betty, i should, if you knew bessie, you wouldn't think you're seeing someone who is being brought back to life is evie won't we really wanted to avoid that to ask for coma. the campaign has been run in consultation with all those family detectives, hope the hologram and a 30000 euro reward will help you. you witnesses with us. the news for now

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