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which for some organ posing an existential threat the, i'm so okay, welcome to the program. ukraine says russia 5 and intercontinental ballistic misalignment, the central city of deep pro overnight is confirmed. this would be the 1st time moscow has use such a weapon in this will hold those unconfirmed reports in the purchasing ukrainian media that you crave. launched you case applied storm shudder of missiles into russia's course boarder regence moscow claims it into a septic to. this also follows reason to approval from washington for keith to use longer range. us build attack themselves with stripes on russian territory this. let's look at this with military analyst upfront. that which you're welcome,

frank. it's all about the massage today. what should we make of rushes of power and to use for the 1st time of these intercontinental ballistic missiles against ukraine? good morning, phil. yes, i do think this is an escalation, although we need to be clear about what they've actually done. so the missile concerns is likely to be an r s 26. my saw which spanish under development, it's just within the icbm category. but with more, usually be recalled as an intermediate range, ballistic myself. but nonetheless, it is a sort of high end weapon. and it is designed to has been designed actually to threaten western capitals. so there was no nuclear warhead, obviously on this. now, it is clearly a signal i think to, to you are particularly that russia has, these masonic goes to prepare to use them and they can hit targets with them. and they detect tockets. so it doesn't seem to be much of

a low head on the re entry vehicles, but it's a, it's certainly something about it's, it's a full multiple escalation, i think. right? so we have these big things that we can use them against you crave for against perhaps you in the west, and what do we make of ukraine's use of these? you crate u. k. supplied storm shadow cruise, marseilles. it's but it's not so much the massages dependents. been using these massages for the last year or so i think against russian talk. it's russian targets in ukraine though in crimea and in the occupied territories. and the se significant says things everyone knows is that now they are being a big cleared to be used against russia. investors pointers, you don't just buy these masonic talk is what you need is west and assistance not only to um, the massage and, and target them, but to find targets full them. and that pull that constitutes as pushing would say, direct involvement of the west in attacks on what is indisputably russian territory

the, the weapons themselves as have been used before. they're not going to be a game changer. they amount to half a ton of explosives on the end of the rock, it likes thousands of me. solves that. the russians invited to ukraine is significant says whether being targeted then who's involved in the targeting. and so that's accent dot is a significant uplift in the intensity of, of industry teacher content. see, let's say of this conflicts. and that's why we've seen this response by russia of an even more with an even multiple multiple right. and very new width. and actually, i'm present really, this is why that has been no confirmation from either the pressures or ukraine about the use of these weapons. yes has been such some experts have been a dumping this dante is nothing intercontinental ballistic may solve, which is technically just about true, but it's none the less a significant a significant raising of the temperature. i think because at the very least what it

does is say, look like these, my salt, we've got these, my slides like what they were in testing, and we decided to test it on ukraine and they under no illusion besides what i was thinking in that direction. but on the other hand side says, well, well, this is another step up the escalator, a lotta. it's nowhere near the tiny thing that people should actively be concerned about right now. but i think they should be concerned about the trajectory in which this was taken by give a sense, a sense of frank, of the, the big picture. where do things stand on the front line in this, in this war has been looking very cool for ukraine for the last year or so. they are losing ground literally every day, several square, columbus has every day, sometimes more than $102030.00 on occasion. and of course, the central gravity isn't task, that means the most important element of all it's always being in the south and whether not the most important factor is recreational and the losses of both sides are taking lots of cost that russia can afford far more than ukraine,

we often hear about these huge losses the russians supposed to be taking. maybe they all we never hear about the law offices of ukraine is take not having an impact both domestically on political support for the will. and of course more importantly, physically on the people involved and the where to fight that not knock sonya to desire should and the height is estimates and then then further into the difficulties of recruitment. so your brain is in is in a difficult situation. president, so is that it has admitted that the said with off american help, we're going to lose and i know certainly right. okay, thanks for guiding us through that. so clearly from community honest upfront lead mitch thank you very much, wants to be with. so let's try this thing now. ukraine is struggling to fill that trunks on the eastern front line in pond because of a shock increase in the number of discussions. bolden, 13000 this year alone. this has prompted the government to be criminalize,

the offense for the 1st, for 1st time offenders, allowing them to avoid a jail to if they return to duty, they don't usually make sure that joshua ripples took. well, it's going, it's been 18 months since on the condo held a weapon windrush, i launched its full scale invasion in february 2022 would have gone to fort them and certainly he thought he says, oh you're into the war. he handed his weapons to his commando and left my little brother. my brother's good, so frantic, his condition has become dangerous. he had even become a threat to my neighbors. so i went home and apart from my brother and mother, but i have no one else wasn't any money. for example, i had no lead the way to apply to go has come on to had to report him for absence without leave. something which at the time could have put on it's under, in prison for up to 10 yards. and it's not just 10 cases of absence without

leave have triple so far the feel in august, the ukraine involvement, decriminalized steel fence for 1st time offenders if they did to and to fight that includes sort of condo. now he's trying to join the 47th brigade, which is actively reaching out to dessert of telling them it's ok to make mistakes and that the brigade would welcome them back, said the lawyer. oaks are not the halter often represent such strong to be soldiers . she says she's heard it on. men who knew they were being sent to the debts. men who had breakdowns, mental simply wanted to go home after 2 wheels on the front desk with the be the thumb. it is difficult to go into battle against a tank or artillery. when you realize that you have no artillery support behind you . when you realize that you have one grenade into valid magazines, this is suicide. this is just suicide. we won't support the single boost.

the criminalization, she says was the one the option as of course and from there was such a large number of these crimes better than a military unit and assertion that they did not have time to process all of them see corporate to walk. the case case has made it to this court and keith, he was caught joining a random documents check over to your office to he left his position on the front line. he was serving in the artillery unit in comic tours, struggling with tronic back pain. then he heard his wife wanted a divorce and he walked away from his unit for you. he stayed in a church and worked on jobs. he didn't tell his mother that he had deserted when the police stopped and arrested him, he did not resist. it was another robert, another band is not a murder. now i will go to fight just to be honest. i have no regrets. i lived

a little and now my one wishes to see my mother and sister wants to assist the judge vaughn. so get permission to rejoin the ministry and avoid prosecution. he must have done within 72 hours. he tells us why he think so many people leave quote. you so the command, as you say, don't care anymore, they don't go to the front line with us. just a far away from us, only a few go with their unit. time only returning for my family. you see to but these are the only people i really go back to war for. i don't worry about myself. i don't want them to work. on the front lines discussion is an uncomfortable subject so that she had sam. yeah. could be more useful leaving your unit is a stigma for a minute. remind one up a when of

a corner is whatever the task is assigned to a unit. and this allows us to, we have to get it out loud enough so that you no matter if a man, but does us the unit is wounded or dies to move, or maybe it's sort of door. so when a task has to be carried out by a smaller number of people, so we feel the pressure is through the document, which while the papers out on the condo, acknowledges this. yep. let's get through what i did was wrong. i left the boys, but i didn't sleep any combat positions. it was just a personal situation. well, they felt like it was an injustice. i didn't want to let them down, but i still left the full office. so let's agree the pings need to change. the tell us more bits of leave, more medical attention and better communication will have all the critics on the says he's ready to get back to the front of the he skid, which says he's focusing on a vision of the future score. i of the foot soon,

we will be going to keep to celebrate the victory for good, that there will be a parade all the boys with me. and we will go to to kind of island to grid, could bobs for yeah, that's is, that's my dream. because say, music, any stuff, as well as the most lego a is a senior ukraine, i'm the list of the international crisis group. that's an end you committed to preventing and resolving. that'll be conflict. welcome to dw, i'm what do you take from this large number of discussions affecting you trains on forces? yes, and at the moment it's a big problem. 40 ukraine's. it has been for some time that the murano is getting lower, the ukrainians are on their backs, fluid stair fighting no longer for the big cities. they're not fighting for the counter offensive. st don't make much progress. they're mostly retreating and they're retreating in places that are already lost or destroyed. in many cases

there, the, populated for many months. and the soldiers feel that they are fighting a losing fight, that they are losing the equipment from from the west that has been coming, added that there is no clear perspective for that to to come for a long time. and that there are a huge debates going on in the country who is, will be mobilized, and who should not be mobilized, who should be allowed to go on with a relatively normal life. this is a huge fate device. if the top a, all of that is undermining the morale of troops who are fighting really difficult to really blow he fight. and one of his problems are accessible by the huge losses that the green army is suffering they avoid. they, they affect how well, you know we can retain troops can rotate out exhausted tubes and replace them with fresh soldiers. they're not enough soldiers to do that on a regular basis or on

a transparent end. it was that way, as the name of the soldiers often don't have enough time to be trained in an adequate way, nor do their commanders from which the complaint comes to this are often reckless. and what of that really affects moran? okay, and so do you think then the choice to de criminalize is best for the offense? this was purely an administrative move because of i was just couldn't handle the backlog of cases. or is this a sort of tacit acknowledgement that we have a problem? i explode, i think there is a resource shortage to address all of these 10 thousands of cases to have a judge here in every case, it's just not possible. there's a so all the judge positions in ukraine are vacant to have prosecute is police officers to prosecute all of those on top of all the vote. crimes and all the crimes eric and connected to the before. and there's just don't enough

resources for this. but then there's also a political science, this would the government go heavy handed on every decide to and every draft or true. then that would probably blow back into the face and bring back the questions of preparedness and corruption in the mobilization system. much more so, and there is a degree from the standing in the public. why so which is this? uh, every family has somebody in the army. every village has its own that so people know, traditions in the army, and it has soft and, and it's document that society as of the, it's judgement off the, such as, and drop the daughters and going um, which on and trying to incarcerate if we decide to dropbox, it's just not relevant to me. and so the, one of the other criticisms as having a new kinds on forces that conditions for soldiers on the front line needs to be improved in the long term. it's all about any funds at in the making or is this

just just a complete results issue? we don't have enough people, so those conditions are going to be bad and probably get was so it is a resource issue, but it's also a resource management issue. it's a question how the resources that are already there are being handled and managed. there are around a 1000000 people are more than a 1000000 people in the ranks of to you create an army, but not all of them have savings come back at the front line. and a big part of that problem is that the, you create on the often doesn't know very it's so which is our and feel fit. they are how well trained they are and how they could be um, the ability to form signed and replace troops that have been fine to data for a long time. and there are absolutely plans because these problems are well known for some time. to address that there is a, a, the draft la pending and part of and to unify all the data bases that the army uses to understand better, better. so started deployed,

how fit they are to fight at the front. binds because well the army has not always a digitalized. k was a lot of data ice paper based in sometimes for the security reasons as well. and there are absolutely measures to address those. the ministry of defense has embarked on a reform of the mobilization system at a spring that has brought some temporaries finding brian more more soldiers. but the challenge has remained and it's a huge institution building exercise in the middle of a shooting bar. it's not an easy feat. so thanks until costs are that you probably next for the launch lego, from the international crisis group. where we will take a look at some of the doors making headlines now. see us diplomats. a must holstein is 11 on hoping to seal the deal to hold is rams ministry operations that is met with the officials and by rude fueling. optimism upon to potential cease 5 between

has paula and israel as hostings, also to to present the cx 5 proposal to be sure the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. an australian teenager has died in a hospital in bang, comcast, or drinking alcohol contaminated with methyl in laos. now australian may have usa, she was the full foreign torres to die for the 2 dimes on to the american prime minister. and the alba, noisy says, another young australian was fighting for her life. today, i may just throw in his basket the northwest, the united states, kevin, at least 2 people, down trees and power lines left hundreds of thousands presidents in washington state without pallet both arches of wood of heavy mountain snows, dangerous flash, flooding, and rock slides. volcano insides rest an iceland has interrupted for the 7th time in the last year. monitors say there was little warning when a 3 columbus

a issue opened up spilling lava close to the town of glen. dominic, which has been close to, besides the previous eruptions authorities say the time is not today. was the richest people, indian 1000000000 ag downtime. a dante has spinning dieted on multiple kinds of fraud in the united states. the criminal charges are related to his alleged role in a scheme to bribe officials in india prosecutions. so he and other senior executives paid more than $260000000.00 to win contracts for his renewable energy company is a donnie group is issued. the statements describing the obligations as baseless dw business report to student b as we can tell us the bull. welcome, steve. how big a case is. these just run us through the, the, the, the charges slicing it, or you said it yourself, one of the world's richest men now facing criminal charges. a diplomatic issue here between the us and india shaping up right before donald trump into his office. it's,

it's, it's fascinating actually the dani group is a massive conglomerate in india, under which there are many other businesses that range and everything, from agriculture to infrastructure and around the world. it's really known for building things like ports, airports, electrical, some systems, things like that in places as far as bangladesh, to tens and near to vietnam. at the center of this case is a major solar project in india, which according to the allegations, a company owned by the a dani group had to essentially get pushed through the process by paying 265 $1000000.00. the equivalent of that in bribes to various government officials, otherwise the project would not have happened. so why are you as prosecutors involved? because the dining group later pointed to this project as it was going to investors in the us saying, hey, we need more money. look at this project, this is one of the things we're doing is going to make mass of profits over the next 20 years. they'll investigator said they have phone messages, they have text,

they have e mails, the powerpoint presentations and excel presentations about how this bribery system works and even how to divvy up the bribes between various entities in the a dining group. and they say that they have golf mcdonny at every bit of the way. okay. stay with us because we, they have from the indian opposition leader role gander. who has made some startling accusations about guessing about down his government connections. prime minister is predicting mr. dunny and the prime minister is involved in corruption with mister rani. this has been clearly indicated. so stephen dab some big allegations of that took us through the, the, the political implications of his case in india. you know, the opposition party has often pointed to donnie's connection to moody, and there are plenty of instances. we know that, for example, marty has often written on the plains of private jet, provided by a donnie in the past while campaigning. we know that

a donnie often accompanied modi on various diplomatic visits to countries after which sometimes he would receive contracts, his company would receive contracts for various projects. and we also know that a donnie received a contract for a major re development for a slum. and one by recently, so the opponents point to a position points to all of this and says there's a lot going on here. most of your extra strictly connected to this businessman who's now facing criminal charges on top of that. there are also also these officials throughout the indian government that are names or i should say and names and isn't in this indictment. but they're pointed to clearly as accepting these products. so there's going to be a lot that happens in the coming days and weeks to pinpoint where these individuals, if the allegations hold true. and what does that mean for various states and their officials? okay, thanks for that. so we'll be hearing more of this for now. that they can be asleep, the w business bank and onto the company $29.00 climate conference in azerbaijan, where talks deadlocked 2 days before the event is due to the end. the sticking

point is helping to fund poor countries. address the impacts of climate change. a new draft declaration has been been leased, that includes the 2 options each, suggesting around a trillion dollars a year. rich in developing companies, countries so far of costs on the exact amount needed on where it should come from. let them correspondent to julia. so debbie is out for you when climate comes climate change conference and back to welcome julia. so how far off down it gets from agreement on this funding to poor countries of the it seems like they are actually quite far from agreements right now. we've seen this a draft text coming out in the morning here in baku, and i was there by john. and we've heard a lot of negotiators and a members of the negotiating teams from different countries come out and comments on this draft text. and we've heard a lot of disappointments, a lot of concerns about this draft text and how it basically fills that bridge in

gaps that have been formed between different positions. on the one hand, we have the developing countries, we say that they actually want to see a clear some of for this financing that is meant to help them deal with the consequences of climate change. they say that developed countries have not yet come up with a, a number that is clear enough for them to be able to discuss. and on the other hand receipt especially developed countries, but not just them concerned about this current and draft that we've just seen. may actually be a step back compared to the text we saw approved last year at the coffin to buy on mitigation. mitigation is the reduction of a use of fossil fuels which produce greenhouse gases and which are the main cause of global warming. we've heard leaders here saying that they believe that this current draft is actually sliding back from the pledge to move away from fossil

fuels and they are very concerned about this. and so is that a chance that this climate change confidence will and without a deep well, we've seen that happen before at climate change conferences. but we've also seen negotiations going over time. it happened in the previous years too. and we know that right now, given the big differences that we see within this draft text that we've seen come out today that the negotiators but also the presidency of the call held by as they're by john, have a lot of work cut out for them. we can probably expect to negotiate ations to go long into the weekend at this point. ok, thanks. julia dw, political correspondent, jew this out delhi. and back now if you've ever looked at a piece of model, often scratched your head well prepared to scratch again, but not a type of tool has just been sold that. so the base auction house in new york for

$6200000.00. the piece titled communion, as by the italian office, moved to a catalogue was bored by crypto currency. shipping over just installed would be the handful of other bid. this is the son said he intends to ease ease multi $1000000.00 investment over the next day. reminder that top story of this uh, game says russia has attacked you crying with an intercontinental ballistic missiles. for the 1st time. the launch appears to be a response to the train finding at west a longer range missiles into russia. after allies listed restrictions on the top, so the comp $29.00 climate conference and as a by sean deadlocked 2 days before that huge. and the sticking point is funding to help for the countries to address the impacts of climate change impacts here on dw, focus on your looks at complaints of poor conditions. germany's logic stressing

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