for yourself, i will sing my song as well as i know this injustice will not the one punish. maybe my voice will be heard next spring to our love seeking justice for the victims of fame. assign starts november 21st on the w the. this is dw news life from berlin. russia launches its largest attack on ukraine in months. the presidential landscape says more than $200.00 missiles and drones target countries. energy infrastructure will bring you the latest from keith, also coming up rosters, opposition in exile. marjorie's in berlin, calling for an end to the war in ukraine and in to vladimir putin's rule in russia, plus germany's green party nominates robot, how back to be. it's candidate for chancellor as campaigning begins ahead of the snap election in february

the and welcome to you, our viewers around the world. unlike loco, we begin in ukraine where several people were killed and injured in a wave of russian missile attacks. presidential ottomans zalinski says more than $200.00 drones and missiles targeted energy facilities across the country. he added that air defenses seen in action here in keys shot down. most of them, officials have cut power in several regions to prevent an overload on the grid. dw corresponded image shred. joyce, well told me what she's seen in keith and what she knows about the attacks elsewhere in the country. what am i going to be woke up to a very loud warning here in cuba as exclusions, right. and out over the city as

a defense as well. it's not just here but also and you can live and mutual and pretty much across the country. we now know that to do, i'll show launched over to $120.00 midsize, and 90 phones, targeting what you paid, and the part is believe was mainly energy in foster show the it also showed in the 4th of depths now emerging from odessa. from nikolai, of, from the view and also from denito of a choice. so several people have also been shoes and just just in the scale of this attack we had attacked was coming in. 40 east strategic numbers were launched by a roster. there were also attacks coming from the occupied crimea region, as well as the black sea deploying over the 100 of crews messiahs, as well as the listing the size, hypotonic messiah. so quite to see this morning across the country, energy infrastructure was hit as well, and they would also emergency follow out. is has that affected over a 120000 people while it bears repeating? this is a massive attack. the biggest since the summer,

is this attack consistent with others we've seen or is moscow up to something else here? unfortunately, a lot have become a pretty much daily occurrence over here, but the vamping up of joint attacks. but this does seem like a change in tactics because over the last 2 months, we have seen drone attacks going up exponentially 10 times compared to last for, according to president lensky. but miss silas acts of comparatively gone down. alas to believe that these joint attacks, what are we to exhaust air defenses and all through sauce? out how exactly they worked in an effort to ramp up to a mass of messiah to like the one that we have seen right now. and of course, that are what is that this was very much directed at energy infrastructure to knock out as much power as possible before you create anteaus. it's towed window of the war and essentially break down on that really from ukraine to keep fighting back to get another winter with war. there are new misha, yesterdays and landscape,

said keith must tried it in war through diplomacy and reference to a meeting with trump. one could get the impression we're entering a phase where the side you're leaning into diplomacy while ramping up the war. but this acknowledgement towards the snot towards diplomacy from polanski and ukraine is definitely important. but it's also crucial to remember that they are very suspicious of fulton and his intentions. they do not believe that he is a man to be negotiated with just this morning. also the attacks, the forwarding message, the said that this was the photos response to people calling him and meeting him in a bad and swipe on the job. and sean slit will show us who called up fulton. and this was heavily criticized over. sure. and keep, and that's basically a sense that this is not a man that they can negotiate with, but that isn't an intention to what's the strategy. but when it comes to communicating with the us, that is whole. that key was hanging on to the trump. me make the decision to,

to question to the winds and um, you created to the dates, if fulton refuses to negotiate and these actions would vote outgoing. a leader shows and biden have been criticized for not, not getting out. and this is what key really hopes for, instead of the bad alternative, which is the us and future leadership on the trump force in cuba to capitulate on joshua stones. dwy new mister joyce. well, in keith, thank you. meanwhile, d w as chief political editor, me trail a cosigner asked the german trance, a little of shoulds to comment on the latest attacks on ukraine. on his way to the g. 20 summit and saucers, holtz and then it puts in is launched a cirrhosis attack overnights and in the early as of the morning on ukraine to solely after you spoke to him is your impression that he is using political uncertainty is jeremy's going to the polls, but also before donald trump is coming into office to create facts on the ground,

and what will be your immediate response, particularly with poland, having felt threatened as well. for him, as you see a club do for, for me it's very clear that we must not have any illusions. we must not be not eve, president, russia, and the russian president started this war and it has expanded in an incredible way . they are prepared to risk a lot of material and even the lines of their own people for the planned to conquer territory and deprive ukraine of its suffering to you and democracy all will do will cut. you know me, those of us in the tape don't. we cannot and will not allow that. or does it have to be any 2 less or this up is this going see here is that is why it is important that we must make it absolutely clear. now that our support will not diminish less of that. what does this on it, and then what would be a delusion for russia to believes that ukraine cannot count on awesome support in the future? as soon as i can then come here in berlin, the russian opposition has held its 1st major demonstration against russia's

invasion of hugh grant. the march was organized by opponents of russian president vladimir putin, including juliet neville, and the widow of kremlin critic alexi nova on the who died in a siberian prison. earlier this year, unable to operate at home, the opposition is forced to re launch a block where hundreds of thousands of russians fled in the aftermath of the february 2022 invasion. earlier we spoke to dw political correspondence, simon young. we asked him how the protest is unfolding there on the street to berlin, as well as you probably hear, there is a pretty no easy and angry demonstration. hundreds of people, most of them, of course, people of russian origin, living in berlin or around germany, but also the k of a leading dissidence to come through this end to march through the center berlin today to express the wish for a different brush or a free a roster as they call it,

and vitamins all pretty clear they say they want it and to the war in ukraine. they say they want to not even put in put on trial as a rule criminals. they want political prisoners who are still in jail. many of them in russia to be released, and as i say they are, well, they are many different kinds of people from different walks of life with different perspectives and maybe the rational positions. so just make is not united, but they all united to die. that's what the message they want to say, that they are united in their position to vladimir putin in his regime. so, i mean, there are many russians in berlin and some number of them. surely there today is you say, i realize it's anecdotal, but what's your sense do day for the most part opposed the leadership in the kremlin. a lot of russians to many of a lived in germany for decades still consume

a lot of russian state media. and many of them, particularly, the older ones, tend to full in uh, with the russian line, at least when it comes to the war and ukraine. and there's a pull to generally, a vladimir preaching, but an increasing number. i think at least the vocal ones, the other ones who are coming out of the street today. i have a very different view. they say it's time for a complete change. the, the system has to change. vladimir putin must go and rush. it needs to be much more like a normal european country as they see it. that's what people are saying set. and as you can hear, stage is hungry. it's impatient. there's frustration. but after nearly 3 years of war and ukraine at bottom, inclusion still has a very strong grip on the range of how they're in the thick of it dw political correspondent, simon young. many 6,

most appointed officials in the gaza strip say is really air strikes. have killed dozens of people in the territory. the deadliest assault was reported over night in the northern city of baby like here. and is riley strike reduced to this entire apartment block to rumble around 70 people. i believe, to have lived in the bay law here building dozens of bodies have been recovered many more. a still missing there was no immediate comment from israel's military. on the attack. it carried out numerous strikes across scouts of this weekend. part of what it says is a campaign to target him, us militants. children were among those killed when this for me, you in school now being used to shelter, displaced people, was that more young people were injured in another attack on a baba shop. we were sitting in the street when they started

talking to people baba's. there were all civilians is rails, milk tree sees it into sifted to rockets. funded also have gone so towards israel on saturday. the attack indicating militants still operational in the area. despite as rails intensive campaign to destroy him, us and tell of eve is riley protest as gather to reiterate the calls for sci fi and a deal to return the hostages. the war is over in the guys, and the idea is there, but it's not really a war. they can stay like this for 20 years. it's not going to solve the problem. and we need to do a deal. we need to go out from guys and we need to bring back all the hostages. the probably to use came after negotiations over again as a ceasefire,

sold key media to cut to see if it is willing to revive the tools. if both thomas and israel show willingness and seriousness in reaching a deal for a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour, as well as main spokesperson. seeing here speaking earlier, this month has been killed in a news rarely here strike on central. be rude. well, how much of the village visibility had been growing in recent months? as israel expanded its military campaign against the militant group, and 11 on a fif is the latest in a string of his bullet officials to be killed since september super type food money has been battering the philippines with massive title searches and strong winds. it made landfall on the island of cousins. one is in the countries east. damaging buildings, power lines and uprooting creeds, forecasters or warning of a potentially life threatening situation with winds gusting at nearly 200

kilometers per hour. in china, a student has killed 8 people and wounded 17 others in a stabbing attack. it happened at a college in the eastern city of bushy footage on social media shows a person being detained on campus. police say the suspect went on a rampage after you failed to graduate to germany's green party has nominated economic affairs minister horbeth hop back to be their candidate for chancellor in the upcoming national election. how back land for the leadership of the party? uncontested, he was introduced by foreign minister and elaina barebones, who called him a super pragmatists. the 2 will lead the greens election campaign is the party guest ready for staff elections in february. degrees have been holding a national conference in the city of the spot and they are hoping to remain

a part of any future coalition government. they are currently 4th in the polls. dw, political correspondent, julie sel. deli was there and she told us more. over 96 percent of the green parties delegates have voted for a lot of a topic to be the parties. chancellor candidates, the current economy minister and vice chancellor now has his work cut out for him. the parties emerging from a difficult phase with bad results and you will actions in june an equally disappointing ones. recently, and 3 state elections with a collapse of the governments in which he has a minister of a topic now finds himself as the face of a fairly rough campaign with elections as scheduled to happen, likely at the end of february, instead of as planned in september of 2025. now a little but how big is the chancellor candidates of the greens? but that doesn't mean that he is likely to become chancellor. usually pass falls. so the leader of the party that comes in 1st in the elections while looking at current polls. the greens are far from that pulling at only 11 percent. but how

they can deliver is a sufficient amount of votes to allow the greens to join a coalition government starting from a strong position. and according to what we hear here, the party congress and these buttons with the greens really want is to stay in government. more news at the top of the r my name is the whole bag said thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay, like good, everyone to king. check out the award winning called com. so hold back. why do humming does not get drunk. why do we have

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