in 9 and we're stuck in test shane silence, and we need to break out of a. i want to tell you something. how to tell the secret starts november 29th on dw, the business day that we have is flying from berlin house for a true in the war between israel and has all of us official cedars progress and peace negotiations. but for now, there's no let up in the conflict as 11 on reports more than 3500 people killed. also in the program report suggests that ukraine, far as british storm shadow crews, myself into rochelle for the 1st time as the lead, as long range western weapon launch by key a day after it's 1st use of us attack the

welcome to the show on the call for the top us diplomat is do in israel, hoping to seal a deal to hold israel's military operations and level non u, as in boy almost hoss stein met with top lebanese officials and be rude on wednesday. feeling optimism over a ceasefire between the militant group has the law and israel, but house dime still has to convince is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to go along with a truce proposal. a fresh hope of breakthrough to end. the fighting between israel and hezbollah could be within reach. us envoy amos hochstein, reported progress after more talks with lebanon's, parliament speaker, who is leading mediation efforts on behalf of the militant group. i just included another meeting with speaker,

very uh the meeting today built on the meeting yesterday and made additional progress. so i will travel from here uh, in a couple hours to israel. uh, to try to bring this to a close if we can, if we can. israel's more with hezbollah escalated in september, its military ramped up air strikes, had launched the ground incursion into lebanon in a bid to put an end to relentless rocket fire from the or ran back to militant group. since then, the liberties health ministry says more than 3500 people have been killed, has been law, has seen its leadership designated, and it's supply of arms greatly reduced. to us back to piece proposal would create a un buffer zone in southern lebanon, with both is rarely troops and has bluff fighters withdrawing. has been lost as it has reviewed the plan, but that its success depends on these rarely prime minister. look the look on the dish heavy. what do we expect these negotiations to produce a ceasefire and

a halt to aggression quickly shifting. so you know, i can guarantee that because the issue is linked to these really responds, i really wasn't and nothing yahoo was of serious yes. i left the the phone and nothing. yeah. israel has demanded that the freedom to respond to violations by hezbollah. be part of any potentials these fire deal to us envoy hochstein is due to discuss the proposal with prime minister benjamin netanyahu on thursday. british media are reporting that for the 1st time, ukraine has fired the u. k. supplied storm shadow myself into russia. meter, ukraine, nor britain have confirmed those reports which say 12 of the missiles were fired into occurs a border region, partially held by ukrainian forces. storm shadows are long range cruise missiles developed jointly by the u. k. and france. the launch from fighter jets and have

a range of more than 250 kilometers. and for more on this, we're joined now by military analysts. simon diggins is also a former british army officer, so i'm good to see you. welcome to the program. now, 1st attack, now report at least storm shadow myself, how much of a difference will these weapons likely make to ukraine's war effort to make a different specimen if it cost to assume that this started going to transform your credit is worth it? what doesn't they do is to attack targets within russia itself? no, certainly still shut the french verses scope has been used against russian targets in occupied territories. and also in that case, for example, the area of crime in which rational quite in 2014. but most of the, the russian weapon systems took you the acronym, and then this, although just something based in gusher. so, and that's those that they can use to gauge the crate. now with these 2, these weapon systems attack comes to us system and storm shadow scouts proportion

french system. ukraine cannot check those systems out before that, don't start the price, so they will make a difference. and they will have to deal with russia, for example, have to replace them as a defense is newest returns to the 2nd. they're important for the not necessarily gonna transfer me over the balance of forces. you the calculus forces in this is jump i have for the non military analyst among us. how do storm shadows compare to the longer range missiles provided by the us as to the, to slight different businesses. and so the, the us system, the a type of system is basically a ballistic missile, as it falls off into the, into the atmosphere. and that allows directly to the target store shuttle and scouts of what they call cruise missiles. and they are just literally beneath this, this is flying ground. how do you just meet the speed of sound? and then just before they get the target, they slap it to the end, rolled strange when the recording funds and then land to the target the so. so the different in terms of the upright,

the really expect to us to use them both together. so i talked with miss solving swat up and yeah. and then the christmas appraisal, klein particularly, and the defendants and go to not sure about or appropriately leverage you like that, which one they do with us. how they do that because you need to get to the site defense mechanism to as well. i'm still with do with the other, so they all gonna make it different. so important an extra so if you'd like, i was in the, in your real from craig and i think that's, that's key. there wasn't a sorry transform as i said before, or the overboard there, but that it will make like much harder for the russians. yeah, germany, another one of you craze. key allies has been reserved to, to put it mildly about the prospect of its weapons being used within russia. do you think that is likely to change now as well? i wonder whether it's right, the psychological value of european pounds provides the weapons economic to new direct inside russia may help to make to move that decision. um, the way that we could all get past what is a just the,

the us with the talk is based off that since the us doing a thing. but nowadays is the french, the page. suffice that you can use our weapons against russian target switched to the rest of the dogs. so across the top, inside rush itself. so maybe that psychological barrier will come down towards the port additional weapon and i know your credit is very keen to, to have it not least, which because it gives me the opportunity to hit targets in the around the moscow region where a lot of the strategic forces that rush, it has to be held from from that so i can see exactly what presidents do, what not just come back. but if you were cooled about 3 or 4 weeks ago, he was comes summons to washington and ask if he's victory plan. one of the things he also was a sub nuclear security deterrent. and what he meant by that we understand is this combination of miss out. that would be sufficient, was there was some form was a c spot. again, how they have difficult up. it's going to be once or that kind of ceased by a sufficiently powerful mix of weapons to,

to russia from conduct to another operation in case you trade in the future. so i think taurus is very much seen as an important weapon in the, in that mix and our suspect to the beach. the pressure will that will be on a charles the shots on the job and government to provide you credit with the over the next weeks or months. yeah, the by the administration is also given. keep the go ahead to use american and type personnel land mines. let's listen to the us defense secretary lloyd austin, who said that that is a positive step there, fabricating their own personal land mines right now. the land mines that we would look to, to provide them would be land mines that to that are not persistent. you know, we can, we can control when they would self self activate, self designate, uh, in the end that makes it, uh, you know, far more safer eventually than the things that they are creating on their own. i mean, this is an interesting one because ukraine is

a signatory to the mine bend treaty while the us and russia are not. how do you think he will justify using these us applied anti personnel landlines or i'm, i think there is an old with these are these portfolio because of a lot of people who are very supportive of ukraine. nonetheless, be worried about long side effects. a bunch of tests so much and also effectively the breach in a, in, in the use of i, i, 2nd country to, to them are the only will be around the threat that rush, suppose this particular to the need to create a strong defensive belt. the rush, it couldn't penetrate in the future, biased by way of comparison though they're not using mines, we can look at what the poles at the polls not looking to build effect the strong defensive belford on their time. the eastern board with iris and, and russia. basics to slow down and to china loop from that, i think what present cements we wanted to be used across no mind in much the same way. we do know, for example,

at the moment there are lots of the attacks that the russians are pretty and against a few trains kind of human wave type attack. i, kitty, i just press now i'm going to what happened. they'll tell you a trust reduce that to them, but psychologically as well, mine's are a very use the weapon system. they are often designed to lose roles too, but they have a real psychological effect on, on, on. i'm sure i wasn't able to remember that he is, because if you comp trust the ground which you stand, and i say that has a clear psychological effect on a particular entity. so i can say the but you all consult him. but there's also that i think on the psychological barrier. so the rest of the world in terms quote, is that standard pool support for, for the sites. and it may make a lot of people just a little bit crazy about that supports in the future. as military analyst time and dickens, thank you so much for your time and all those insights. my pleasure. or we can take a look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. a

powerful storm known as a bomb psych loan has battered the northwest us with strong winds and rain. 2 people have been killed in more than half a 1000000 people are without power. bomb cycling occurs when a storm system intensifies rapidly because of a fall and pressure. former members of boy band one direction were among warners at the funeral, their band mainly in pain. they joined, pains, family and friends for a private service and bucking, i'm sure. in england. leon payne was found dead after falling from a hotel balcony and went to cyrus last month. you've gone to the opposition leader has appeared in court, accused of compromising national security charges case vis, see and denies. his lawyer says that he was abducted days earlier during a book launch and neighboring kenya, and prompting outrage on rights groups. he is the latest politician put on trial

and a government crackdown on the opposition in the school book keys of the c. j 2. a minute, 3 cools in the uganda and capital component of the long time critic of you gant and president. you're wearing the 70 received or was sounding welcome from support. as inside he was accused of seeking logistical support, including weapons, with the aim of what cost that you just called compromising uganda national security. besides, can you prosecute as a let she held meetings in switzerland and greece. the retired army colonel did not idle charges and said, since he is now a civilian, he should not be tried by military tribunal. i think it ought to be honest. so you have to make it rolling before we have or how does the benefit of legal representation mean with that?

in recent months you guns and also a cheese have ways to crack down on the opposition. arresting permanently doesn't putting thousands of people on trial, but it's a matter of the c, j. 's detention that has caused the biggest up rule. he's lawyer says he was in kenya for a book lunch when he was apprehended. he was never to deal in office being in charge of getting his team. so i mean, looking uh essentially to put our teams who uh, curiosity coming you from your gun to he stormed to the press to do for the approximate the way i had to go up to him and go with bucks. yeah, you got a phone there, old, so concerns that can years, colluding in the kid. nothing of foreign nationals on it. so ill the of the government to video gund violated the duty to, to integrate the form for kenya. and if they do not to raise it,

then it is trouble to that of yesterday demands to be a complete stupor. what is happening out there is only about to put them to task. the c j was once a key ally of president was 70 before the to how to put new to cope pulling out since 2001 besieged a has run against him in full elections without success. the siege and his support as have been repeatedly targeted by the regime. most recently in july, when dozens of members of his former party, the form for democratic change were deported from kenya and tried in uganda on terrorism challenges. the c j has now been reminded in custody until december. the 2nd, the uganda in government has denied abducting him, instead insisting he was legally arrested. we've can use knowledge something can you says is untrue and that's your news. round of it stay with us. if you can,

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