to let you in pansy xanax, and pansy is even to a doctor. the doctor series about our complex relationship with animals. watch now on youtube. d. w documentary, this is dw news lie from berlin. ukraine announces nationwide power restrictions after a massive russian attack. more than $200.00 missiles and ruins targeted energy infrastructure across the country. and russia's largest bombardment in months. also in the show. russia's opposition and exile marches in berlin, calling for an end to the warren, ukraine, and, and of water. mere preteens rule in russia. plus setting all holes, a snap parliamentary elections, and a vote the president told. so give him and the majority he needs to carry out. ambitious reforms the

marietta evans dean, welcome. we begin, and ukraine, where authorities say all regions of the country will face power. cons on monday, after fresh damage of the countries energy infrastructure. at least 7 people were killed in cities across the country and a massive wave of russian missile and drone attacks targeting ukraine's power grid . moscow has stuffed up attacks and recent days and fears are mounting and ukraine that russia will attempt to cripple energy infrastructure as winter approaches the air raid sirens, and nothing use of the residents of keys who calmly make their way to metro stations for shelter. the russian ask strikes up, becoming to almost daily occurrence for them,

but this by roger of drone and misaligned attacks was the biggest and most widespread, at least 3 months. with russia unleashing at least $120.00 messiah was a 90 drones all across the ukraine. from vive, in the west, to separation in the east, under desa, in the south. officials in several regions, confirmed damage to infrastructure, already quoted power, including in the black sea port and result ctf, odessa, rushes defense ministry. he says it's targeting, quote critical energy infrastructure and facilities tied to key of submit a treat industry. one key of resident described the moment to hold was ripped in the roof of his residential building. with a william about 5 minutes after the air regular started, we heard a loud whistle and a bang. this explosion probably caused a piece of shrapnel to hit the roof,

then pierce the concrete ceiling. i can't keep earlier. we heard reports of a fire. although there was no fire, we could smell it, sold for at least 2 if the death could overnight. and because i, as in the south, 6 of us were injured, including 2 children. for us as relentless, aerial bombardment has destroyed half of ukraine's energy production capacity. according to ukraine, you know, soul retains with the hoss ukrainian a winter fast approaching. the country is already suffering from major energy shortfalls. the massive russians try and send you a crane come just a few days after a german chancellor, all of scholes spoke by phone to vladimir putin in their 1st call in 2 years. the w as chief political editor and we try to cope now, spoke to the chancellor on his way to the g. 20 summit and she asked him to comment on the latest attacks on ukraine. and it helps us holt's and then it puts in,

is launched a to roast attack overnights. and in the early as of the morning on ukraine to solely off date, you spoke to him is your impression that he is using political uncertainty as 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 a submission cx off? it doesn't so me, it's very clear that we must not have any illusions. we must not be 9 eve, president, russia, and the russian president started this war and it has expanded in an incredible way . they have prepared to risk a lot of material and even the lines of their own people for the planned to conquer territory and deprive you great of its suffering to you and democracy will do you know me those of us? indeed, tate don't. we cannot and will not allow the hatch or the fat to be any 2 less or this up is, this comes through chart and that is why it is important that we must make it

absolutely clear. now that our support will not diminish. that what does this on it? and then what would be a delusion for russia to believe 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 ukraine. the march was organized by opponents of russian president vladimir putin, including usually an ivonya, the widow of kremlin critic. i'll explain of all me who died in the siberian prison earlier this year. unable to operate at home, the opposition has been forced to re launch abroad, where hundreds of thousands of russians flooding the aftermath of the february 2022 invasion date of the political correspondence. simon young was at the protest and he told us more about how the demonstration unfolded on the streets of berlin. well, as you probably hear, there is a pretty nor easy and i angry demonstration,

hundreds of people. most of them, of course, people of russian origin, living in berlin or around germany, of opposite the k of leading dissidence. to come through the center march through the center of berlin today to express the wish for a different rush or a free a roster as they call it. and the demons all pretty clear. they say they want it in to the war and ukraine like so. you, they want a lot of a, a pollutant put on file as a war criminal. 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 russian hill physicians are just make is not united, but they all united today. that's what the message is. i want to say that they are united in their position to vladimir putin in his regime to the middle east. now,

where her mazda appointed officials in the gaza strip say, is really airstrikes have killed dozens of people in the territory. the deadliest assaults was reported overnight in the northern city of the left 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 a 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 hit 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 they were all civilians is rails. milk tree sees it into sifted to rockets, fired out of guns that towards israel on saturday. the attack indicating militants still operational in the area. despite his rails intensive campaign to destroy him, us and tell of eve is riley protest as gather to reiterate the calls for a sci fi and a deal to return the hostages. the war is over in the guise at 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 it. do we need to go out from guys? and we need to bring back all the hostages. the probably jesus came after

negotiations over again as a ceasefire. sold to the media to cut to see that is willing to revive the tools if both thomas and israel show willingness and seriousness and reaching a deal to senegal now, which has held snap elections after the president dissolved parliament hoping to sweep through and vicious reforms. president proceeded to a my 5 scene here, casting his ballot earlier today is hoping for a legislative majority. in march, he became africa's youngest elected leader running on an anti establishment platform, which appealed to send the goals large population of young voters. but the opposition led parliament has hampered his government's efforts to implemented 3 forms, leading 5 to dissolve parliament in september and call snap elections as soon as the constitution allowed him to do so. to offer more, i'm joined in the studio by mama duty, although he is

a teaching fellow and p h the candidate at columbia university. welcome mama too. great to have you at the w. so this is a legislative election, but as we've explained, it really is being seen as an attempt for the president to actually be able to push through his promised reforms and to get a mandate from the people to do so. will he succeed given the way the campaign? yes, and the full the, the and the, and it co trajectory of the past staff over the last 10 years and the past this is the president's political party. i think they're darrell high chances that they will have a comfortable majority at the sending of these parties. and then the question is how broad the majority will be will send a goal is facing a variety of challenges. one very crucial challenge is the spiral cooling fiscal crisis, the deficit, it was a much larger than was thought to be the case. what kind of an impact is this having on the citizens?

i think what is really singular in the moment that we are leaving is not so much the fiscal crisis, because syndic of it has only been wired in all kinds of deficits where the budgetary or of the balance is of payment and so on. but the fact that the current government has decided to be transparent about public accounts, both of these are the defending of these public and its international partners. so it is the fact that the government decided to be open uh, transparent about uh, the lack of transparency of previous reviews that as in jews, the current moment uh as to the difficulties of the population. i think salaries are being paid to civil servants up to now the government is not defaulting on any of its obligations. and what the sending of these people are mostly facing. and it's been going on for a couple of years, a has been the installation. so you mention the salaries are still being paid,

but the government has been promising that it would boost the economy. it would create jobs. how are they likely to to do this? i think uh they have been rather despite uh, the uh, cold to transform the economy. the mode is for the same time. uh, they have announced the plan for 2015. and the idea is to raise the a g. d p per capita from 1600 usd, that it is now to 4600 usd by 2050, which is quite modest. synagogue has just started oil exploitation and natural gas production, we presume soon. so one can expect a groove to happen, but which will be really challenging. he's changing the structure of the, of the economy from an economy that is dominated by the service sector to one

where there is actual transformation of rule materials and industry and so on. what about the regional implications of this election? what kind of an impact is it likely to have, i think is, is very important because a bus, what do i say? came to power under folders of a mental. he asked the young and popular elect rate and signing of these democracy and institutions allowed for the now trade for that political sensibility in a region where military cool has happened repeatedly over the last years. the success of this regime of this mandate will send a message to the region as to whether liberal democracy can be a vehicle for that kind of changes. the deal. first of the regions are expecting to

happen. well, in the run of the, to the presidential election that took place in march, there was some very serious violence. are people worried that there might be similar levels of unrest now, i don't think so. i was just speaking to my father a few hours ago. he went and voted that he always do. uh, everything was quiet. i think political violence incentive got usually doesn't go beyond or doesn't affect those that are not directly involved into party politics. what happened is i serious was actually an exception, and violence was graceful to an apex that is absolutely not customary in san diego . well, let's all hope that it stays as quiet as your family has described. mamma, do d l a pleasure to speak to you. thank you so much for all of your insights. thank you for having me. and that's the latest on the w and use this hour of next

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