to classify as a disgusting w series about our complex relationship with them and also need to be watching. now on youtube, d. w documentary, this is dw, there's coming to you live from berlin. ukraine says russia has launched a massive attack on his energy infrastructure. the attack lift hundreds of thousands without electricity and has led teeth to disconnect several nuclear power units. also coming up thousands of lebanese billions start returning to their homes as the troops between israel and has paula enters its 2nd day and president elect donald trump has threatened to start supporting millions of undocumented migrants on day one of his presidency. but what are the practical and financial implications of such a marriage? would it even be possible the

little i'm terry martin. good to have you with us to create individual se russia has launched a mass of attack on his energy infrastructure. authorities say emergency power cuts are in place nationwide leaving hundreds of thousands of people without electricity . keith is also disconnected. several nuclear power units. there are also reports of large explosions in the capital key and other cities. many people fled to the shelters and stay there for several hours during a country why they are right or rate alerts that was issued due to the incoming missiles. or earlier we spoke to dw corresponding and we should just walk in keith . she told us more about the attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure to hi, terri, it's seems like on the mass of attacks was very focused on energy infrastructure.

so across ukraine, we know that according to the ukranian armed forces at least $7095.00 m. a strategic bumble took off from russia and that would have an idea of messiah as use 2 of the key. it's $1.00 oh $1.00. as well as the caliber cruise. messiah is the. it's gone that and ballistic, midsize, or to target. and as you can post off to me and leave now already, according to local authorities, we know that just in the 3 visions of or even able to lean and live re over to 1000000 people. how are without following? this is the 3 reasons we know that, that are all across across the country. some caused by direct hit some cause as a precautionary measure and they don't pay to you can agro is wanting, that's the whole country. we'll see more blackouts. we know that for example, in the city of cars, so on the loop of transport lines were knocked off. so it's not just heat. and we know that there was also water supplies impacted and trained services across the country destruction. however,

restore her authorities in ukraine dealing with all of those how they responding nation. well, unfortunately, tell you this. there's already been been a tax federal shell precisely in the energy infrastructure, this theater alone. and this is seen as a mass of cam, seeing to put pressure on you cream as it enters, as it already is, in the total window of this war and the energy a lot of these are quite prepared to the best of the capacities, of course, as soon as any kind of pull bumble stick off the emergency or precautionary blackouts. as soon as any strikes are reported, local local officials jump in to connect these power lines to alternative outlets, for example, and looks water lines and energy lines will connected to our tentative power sources. so there is preparation on the official levels as also preparation on the domestic levels, people installing generators and keeping follow bags to the best of that capacities . but of course, keep here the,

it's harder to use. the lensky has been reminding west in boston those to more than more air defenses are also needed to be able to ramp up the capacity of ukraine to defend itself against these strikes and not just react to when the hits already happened. to me. sure, thank you. very much that was dw namisha joe as well in key reports are coming in of is really tank fire on 11 on southern border. rich reuters news agency says at least 3 villages have been hit. the news comes one day after is real, agreed to a truce with militant group has pulled out, barring all offensive, military operations will have more on that from our correspond it in a moment. but 1st we look at the many displace lebanese now returning to their homes. following the implementation of the ceasefire mohammed bizarre surveys the damage in her village, she and her family were among the many thousands of lebanese who rushed south to

their homes. as soon as they heard a cease fire had been agreed. like in the we were in baby ruth, what even if they gave me a castle in be ruth, i wouldn't give up my house here. despise of destruction and sadness. and although we can't even live in our house now, we're so happy we returned home. so painlessly. thank god, we're all okay. with him the some of us, claire, i pay the whole way. she says she'll rebuild and restart her family's life here in their home. let alone there's no more. no, we're not going anywhere. we're staying here and i'm going to fix it up. you saw me sweeping. i'm going to clean up and stay here and what we can cover the window is with plastic or something. what do i need for my children are here, their schools are here and we're not going anywhere. none of them up a has a not a we feel like our soul has returned to live in these army has been returning to the area after has been moved. it's heavy weapons north,

under the terms of the truce, nearly a 1000000 lebanese fled their homes. my luck plate, reunited with relatives in their village. this was not the way she imagined her homecoming. we never expected to return and find con i liked this. we thought we'd come back and find everything as it was. and other weeds returned to our homes and see our loved ones, but we lost a lot of people. we lost so many people we loved. and so many people who we loved lost their homes, what to do with their former lives, devastated by months of full scale bombardment. for many people here, it's very hard to see this as a 1st ray of hope. but let's go straight to be rude, where our correspondents tell a man is standing by stella. there are reports of and is really take firing on lebanese border towns. what more we now,

in the lebanese national state agency, reinforces this incident earlier today, shortly after with the also reported a drain attack in the town does not cover the during fire. it's according to this report on a car in the town, and 3 people are injured and has been brought to the hospital. the national news agency also reported a 3 more attacks in the border region just now. and that it has been reported several incidents and violations of the ceasefire agreement from the is where the side in the last couple of hours. and we are now losing it in the account. how many incidents they are already, these violations are taking place in the border region. it is a region that israel has called out to be a restrict, so it's a area and uh,

the is for any army called under the needs of residents and said that they should not return yet to this area. and that people who are still doing it might be a danger. and yeah, and they have also disagree with maps, touring, uh, this area. and uh, we have to say that the, this risk ahead restricted area also in the streets, villages that are not occupied by the, is her in the army. yet. how are officials in lebanon reacting to this? could it end up threatening the fragile truths as the petitions here 11 on so far are saying that they are all to mistake. the caretaker prime minister myakea earlier said the cabinet has a trust in the boonies army to fulfill its rule. also piling on speaker, and that'd be better and bounced at 11 and wants to re elect a new president and has, has set the date to january 9. so now we're seeing this violations and we

don't know yet how this will continue. so at this point, it's a little bit early to say whether these violations are really danger and really putting the agreement at risk. why all this is happening? the liberty is military, of course, is deploying troops to the country south. that's supposed to be part of the ceasefire deal. does lebanon's army have the capacity have the capacity to enforce the ceasefire down there as well? this is exactly what we are about to find out and see in the next 60 days. of course, as you compare that revenue army, for example, to his bowler, it shows uh that the army reading lex strings. it is a small army. it has around $65000.00 soldiers and is very likely

armed. but this doesn't automatically mean that the lebanese army has no chance and fulfilling its task. and it will work together with the un peacekeeping troops in this house of lebanon as they have done before. and many states have already indicated that they want to financially support the lebanese army. cypress, for example, yesterday, already announced financial support. and the issue was us bordeaux who visits with lebanon on sunday, already said that the new is also going to continue it's financial support for the lebanese army. still a thank you very much. that was our correspondence. still, i'm in a, in bay route. meanwhile, across the border in northern israel and estimated 60000 residents flipped their homes over the past 14 months to escape. relentless rock and fire from has fall off with cease fire now and effect. many are hoping to return home that is dw emily guardian reports. not everyone is convinced that it will be safe it's. it's

been over 6 months since we have some code last. so this home of israel's northern border, evacuated to high fault every year ago. now he's using the ceasefire to check on his house. the ceiling was damaged when a real case exploded nearby. standing on his porch, you sent me a few 100 meters from lab. a knowledge is going to be equal because of all fairly close. i want to return to the near future of a as soon as possible, you know what to look for, but not with the ceasefire and much trouble. because eventually hezbollah will return and fire rockets that us. that was the way much wonderful. many residents of israel's news share that distrust of the agreement slowly as one of many towns and villages along the border that remain deserted. residents fear that has block and rebuild its capabilities and eventually launching attack similar to the one led by

how much on october 7th last year. local leaders across the northeast have slammed the seas 5 deal saying it's not enough to restore the safety and to encourage residents to return to the homes in the nearby city of know how ria, a moment just calm has followed the baby's rest of rockets. the residents here didn't have to evacuate, even though the city has been in the line of fire from one to 2 skepticism about the seas far prevails. it's gods that we can, the sleep or line of butter we're doing believes that this isn't offices for prizes. big mistake, this is by big mistake. we are a strong web army. we're not afraid in anybody here in the bundle. this is a mistake. we must finish the walk on the wall and go back home without security, where we're under daily attacks from has blah blah. what happens on october 7th in

the south was meant to happen in the north as well as so we can go to the to phone backend, show me it's time for the to leave again. 60 days. that's how long this is for it is meant last menus, rabies, who feel time is on, has followed 5. if even a cease fire doesn't motivate, is released to return to their homes in the north. what will i put that question to dw correspondent tony kramer in jerusalem as well as we just saw in this report? there are multiple reasons for that. but i think one of the reasons is to have nothing officially told that they should be or could be a moving back. and there are a lot of also logistical reasons when i talk to people there and the noise, the said, you know, 1st of all that has been also some damage and some of the communities right on the border in this border area of the army is still in some of these communities as

well, but then they're also these considerations by families that has been away for a year that has been re schooling their children somewhere else to have been renting places. so this is also a fact though, of course, so many to rethink or returning, but again, there's also this sense. so if he's been hearing that this might be still too early, it's still, it is considered a temporary, as these 5 people will see if this the hold, people will see how that is really all me is able to respond to a possible violations. they want to see if anybody's army is assert and assertive enough to take over in this area. they don't want to see a situation what some of them have been seeing after the war in 2006 over the years . when his father was actually loud and that eyes to reagan strings and to come back to the border area. busy is this cease fire agreement? tonya mean for is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu,

and his government was in griffin, hearing a lot of criticism, especially from community leaders in the north. but that house being and you know, for the past year, so they said that the government is not handling this very well. so i think the bottom line is here. again, those people are against the government against mention yahoo or support the government. they will stay like this day is not a huge movement yet. i mean, it's still early days and disagreements. and we haven't seen anything a, a, you know, substantial is changing in those polls. the nice thing, what was interesting to see is that there was not, i mean, the wherever reservations there, where there was a position from some of his cabinet members, especially from the far right. but only one of our rights are men coming in men, but it's him a ben voted against disagreement. this would have looked much, much different if he would be talking about a seas file hostage. still in garza where those cabinet members have actually

threatened to top of the government. so i think there is a sense here that again, this is a temporary, uh, a cx 5 for now. and you know, is really has to, uh, the ability to respond to violations even so it's limited. but again, this also defense, this is 60 days to 60 days. and when there's also new administration coming in in washington, and this means not all of it is yet a set in stone. tony, thank you very much. that was the w's, tanya kramer in jerusalem. sketchup on some other stories making headlines today. us media reporting the 3 american citizens who were released from jail in china have arrived in texas. their release was part of the prisoner swap between basing and washington chinese government. so that 4 people had been returned to china in accordance with the rare diplomatic agreement. russia is expelling to employees of

the german public service broadcasters. a r d for ministry in moscow says, the correspondent and technician have been ordered to leave the country. moscow says it's responding to a decision by berlin authorities to not extend the residency permits of 2 russian journalists in germany. foreigners demonstrating impaired, so built a concrete wall at the entrance to the countries. national research institute for agriculture wall is in protest of a new proposed e. you deal with south america is marcus or block. the farmer say the deal will severely harm their livelihoods for a 3rd day in a row, india is parliament has been disrupted after a backlash from the country's main opposition party. bo chambers of parliament suspended their sessions over allegations against a gold gold. tom adoni, a billionaire with close ties to the governing b,

j parsi protesters outside departments, and already voiced their anger. on monday, they accused the government of protecting adult who was recently died in the united states for alleged fraud and bribery. danis company has rejected the charges as baseless before the switch crossover, the dw is shut to jada in delhi. charlotte, what are protesters demanding outside of india? is parliament the hey, this is the 2nd time. and the last 2 years to the indian parliament has been disrupted at a joint in this model over mr. goldman with dani. indeed, as the 2nd richest businessman, he's recently been accused by the us department of justice author running of bribery scheme to the tune of $265000000.00 to secure a solar power contracts and misleading some of the american investors while raising

funds there i now remember in 2023, an american short seller hindenburg had come up with a report that a tuesday or mr. o'donelly's company all struck manipulation as well as accounting fraud. now on both cons, adonis company, his lawyers have a, you know, denied these charges as, as basis. but the engine opposition bodies have been added, you know, for the last 2 years asking some really tough questions of the prime minister movie . in fact, in this instance, so they're calling put a joint parliament to prove a, as in each of these allegations. so seem pretty serious of they are choosing a prime minister movie of protecting him. in fact, they've given this whole saga on name of a mo, donnie, you know, a combining the name of mr. moody, add a donnie to sort of drive home. the point that these 2 are um, you know, inseparable and trying to protect each other's interests of the opposition party to a, one of the leaders of all who got the said that this 9, mr. don,

you should be behind bars as these charges of uh, the navigation is that that has come out of the us duty boat. pretty serious, debbie talk to us more about the political implications of all of this. what could this case mean for india as well? this has the potential of, you know, a huge city of political implication as it is none other than the prime minister himself, whose reputation and, and, you know, credibility is on the line of remember teddy during our election coverage real, you know, just 6 months ago when india had it, so in the general election, mister o'donelly's name came up even during the election values. are you know, the opposition parties, the opposition alliance highlighted the pattern of the rise of mr. donnie as a businessman. i'm mr. moody, as a politician in the last 2 decades. and mister moody's emphasis on the interest structure, growth, or for instance, and note for new the clean energy during his tenure or of,

of the last over 10 years. you know, it sort of pays into the rise of for the business and buy it off. mr. odami, they see, you know, which expands from boats, you know, to efforts to renewable energy sector. you name it and, and in this particular case, open this report has come out. the indictment has come out from the us. the opposition parties are using this case to highlight the fact that why so many opposition leaders have been a sense behind bars on. 1 you know, smaller charges of corruption. why is misdemeanor? he's not taking the same approach with mr. donnie. so they say that the ruling party is trying to block investigations against him of but the b b party. the routing party says that they have no interest in trying to protect this businessman shallow. thank you very much for bringing us up to date that the was the, the use shawna. yeah. the in india, as the us present elect,

donald trump, has claimed that mexico's president cloud, yet she and bone in the, in a conversation with him, has agreed to stop migration through mexico into the united states. on his truth social account. trump wrote, they also agreed on closing the southern border between the us and mexico. shane balm separately posted on social media that mexico is already taken care of migrant care of the hands. and the mexico's position is not to close borders. what's a brute build bridges between governments and people? during his election campaign, donald trump threatened to begin the mass deportation of migrants living in the us without legal permission. this has created panic and fear and some communities that we use at abraham looks out of practical implications of such a move. it was one of trump's big promises. throughout the campaign,

he riley powders with the pledge to launch, quote, the largest deep partition program in american history. one day, one of his administration. as the president elect, donald trump has already made several t hartline immigration choices to serve a cabinet topping former acting us immigration and customs enforcement director. tom homan, as boarders are, as well as nominating, south dakota, governor christie, known to be homeland security secretary. but what would it take for donald trump to deliver his master deportation promise? let's take a look at some facts. during estimated 11000000 undocumented immigrants living in the united states, they make up a little over 3 percent of the country's population. that many people would be a large and costly undertaking experts at the american immigration council in washington, dc, research and advocacy group estimate that it would cost us at least $88000000000.00

to deport $1000000.00 people each year. we're looking at a very large potential universe of people who could be affected. many of those are going to be people who crossed in the cross without being apprehended and have just been living without incident for years. some of them are going to be people who have some previous form of legal status that has laps somewhere, going to be people who currently have temporary protections under kind of under executive actions. it's conducted by state president biden, but who the trumpet goodness, gracious, the, the, you know, traffic ministration and waiting has made it very clear. they're going to remove those protections and then those people will in fact be eligible for removal. but it's unclear when it will happen, even if they are eligible for removal, deporting someone from the united states can be a labor intensive process. it 1st involves arresting people. then in most cases, people have the right to appeal before an immigration court. these are infamously backlog centers,

the cost of holding people in custody and returning them to their countries of origin. and that is dependent on the countries is willingness to cooperate with the united states in the deportation. applying these processes to the sheer number of people getting tons of the ministry, some could possibly target will take a very long time it's. it's impossible to estimate how long that would even take. it's almost it's, it feels almost unrealistic. give it to try to estimate just because it's so far removed from anything we've ever seen. it is unlikely that these realities of the spots donald come from a dressing illegal immigration when he takes off his next year. but experts are expecting something a little different from the grand promises made on the campaign trail. the scene i'm looking for is some combination of very high profile. last she announced in advance lots of press. um, you know, shocked and all kinds of things which are going, which may or may not net

a whole lot of people actually in custody and propaganda is in part being sent to immigrants either sending the message that this could be you next. you should not feel comfortable, you should not feel secure, you should be considering picking up and leaving on your own. meanwhile, around the country, poor immigrant groups or spring into action. in los angeles, the city council recently passed a century city ordinance. a policy that prohibits the use of city resources to carry out federal immigration enforcement to the city where about a 3rd of the population is immigrants, is we are all extremely concerned worried. panic afraid that the national guard or other people are going to be forced to execute terms master traditional plans. but you know, we're also organized. we vendor this before. we know how to respond to with the trump transition for swing. many are already bracing themselves for what his 2nd presidency could mean for that. you're watching dw news up next. it's conflict

zone with tim sebastian interviewing vladimir colorado was a russian opposition. politician, i'm terry martin. thanks for being with us. the

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