when a russian rocket hit this power plant near harkey, his flat was also affected by the blackout. parts of the power grid and eastern ukraine were out for hours. there was no electricity or running water and the subway in the city with more than a 1000000 residents stood still. so you theses, grains, you hundreds of thousands of ukrainians were sitting in the dark without power out of school. home hospitals, schools, these municipal infrastructure on russian rockets are aiming straight or targeting that have nothing to do with our armed forces. infrastructure, seal, master desktop in presidents. so lensky is hometown of cree bearish, a damn was severely damaged. several streets flooded, and the drinking water supply to the city of more than 600000 largely stopped working. russian attacks on critical infrastructure in ukraine are on the rise. the government fears the country is facing its toughest winter since gaining independence in 1991. that's partly why so much maintenance work is currently under way, like here on a substation. and the so low means key districts of key with the

in harkey is the death toll rose in a recent rushing, shooting on a civilian car convoy ukrainian. prosecutors said 25 people have now died including 12 children. investigators say one passenger, a 75 year old woman, crawled nearly 200 meters towards help. before succumbing to her injuries. authorities fear the death toll could increase further. body fragments are being sent for d. n a analysis to identify those killed and harrison region retaken by ukrainian forces survivors share what they endured. well, you just give me those a disaster. i have been crying for months. i'm still shocked. i've lost everything now that i am 72 years old and i was left with nothing. all my clothes, i hear everything is the show. elderly and disabled ukrainians have been forced to start over. in the western city of kolinski aid workers, welcome new refugees driven out of their homes. by recent attacks on the upper asia . ukrainian president for lot of mirrors, lensky vowed again to hunt down those responsible for ukrainian suffering. my sorrows. if gus botanicals are intelligence, special services, law enforceme

and used extensively to carry out strikes across ukraine, such as here in the north eastern city of harkey. compared to miss ives, the she had drones are cheap, $20000.00 euros per unit. ukraine says russia has ordered 2000 more. they use represents a new challenge to ukraine's air defense. even if they report having shot down of a $220.00 drones over the last month. the kamikaze type flies low can be sent a low nor in swamps and can cause considerable damage. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world. jim and chancellor will have shells, house colon allies, to invest in ukraine as a future member who was speaking alongside ukraine's prime minister. dennis jimmy, how as a business for him in berlin, show me how to delegate that rebuilding ukraine will cost over 700000000000 euros for greener body. so you may a position groups and may not say that or the 50 people have been killed after a government, as strike on a concert. victims were attending anniversary celebration of the chin ethnic minority main political organization is the deadliest single strike, sen

and used extensively to carry out strikes across ukraine, such as here in the north eastern city of harkey. compared to miss ives, the she had drones are cheap, $20000.00 euros per unit. ukraine says russia has ordered 2000 more. they use represents a new challenge to ukraine's air defense. even if they report having shot down over $220.00 drones over the last month. the kamikaze type flies low can be sent a low nor in swamps and can cause considerable damage. but take a look now at some other stories that making use around the world. jim chancellor will have shalt, has called on allies to invest in ukraine as a future member. he was speaking alongside ukraine's prime minister. dennis showed me how as a business for him in berlin, show me how told delegates that rebuilding ukraine would cause 700000000000 euros gum then has shot dead, a teacher and a teenage girl at school in the u. s. city of st. louis. police struct at the attack up he was identified as the 19 year old who left school last year. opposition groups in me and last say this over 50 people have been killed off for a governmen

trying of course to compensate those losses of territory had in september in the north by the city of harkey, the 2nd largest city of ukraine. and it is time to gain time to, to wait until that mobilization the president put an order will show effect on the bus from an current, gunter, and co thank you for speaking to us. or let's take a look at some of the developments in the war. britain, france and germany are calling for the united nations to investigate where the russia has used iranian made drones to attack ukraine. they say the use of such weapons would be, would breach a un security council resolution. you are a secretary of state antony blinking says a washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia if it sees an opening. but he asked that his see no evidence that moscow is interested in ending the war in ukraine. still in the us, where lawmakers of ordered donald trump to give evidence at the inquiry into the january 6th attack on the capital. the congressional committee has told trump to hand over documents and testify under oath. next month. it says the

a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loudspeakers where those siren sounds put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says you've done one of the king of for seen his own throughout the key . yeah, true. you, daniel, not you. that animates his writing praise for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and his when many prizes, his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding artistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just a literary accolade and settlement on the mild summer, but quickly garcia, i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author requires and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambitions, i just wasn't there, but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly, political, one of them was so that everything that happens righ

of course to compensate for those losses of territory had in september in the north by the city of harkey, the 2nd largest city of ukraine. and it is time to gain time to, to wait until that mobilization the president put in order will show effect on the bus from an current gun to ranko. thank you for speaking to us. but let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. italy has sworn in its 1st far right leaders since world war to georgia. maloney is also the country's 1st female. prime minister. brothers of italy party has formed a governing coalition with the conservative 40 talia, and right wing league. china's week long communist party congress has ended. the parties approved an amendment to its constitution, enshrining president, she doing things role and its opposition to ty, one's independence. she is expected to be handed a 3rd term as party leader, sri lankan lawmakers are voted for a constitutional amendment to limit the president's powers. the new law was a key demand of the protest movement that forced the former president to resign earlier this year. the

of course to compensate for those losses of territory had in september in the north by the city of harkey, the 2nd largest city of ukraine. and it is time to gain time to, to wait until that mobilization the president put an order will show effect on the bus from an current gun to ranko. thank you for speaking to us. and let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. china's week long communist party congress has ended. the party has approved an amendment to its constitution and training president cheating ping's position. he's expected to be handed a 3rd party leader. the committee investigating this january 6 attack on the u. s. capital has subpoenaed donald trump lawmakers of order the former president to hand over documents and testify under oath. next month, the committee says there's overwhelming evidence that trump personally orchestrated the effort to overturn the 2020 election results. police have arrested at least 50 people in the southeast of iran after protestors attacked banks and demonstrated against the government. the demonstrations continue i

just east of the 2nd largest city of harkey and then the ukrainians pushing in the south in there is no song and trying to liberate that region as well. and of course, the explosion of the bridge, which is an extremely important and symbolic symbolic bridge for presently important for his annexation of crimea and the 2014. so, russian has made it, russia has made it very clear that any attacks on that bridge would be a red line. so you had to react and he had to come down. those who criticize who support him actually, where they started to criticize him openly. it's a hard core part of the russian society, but who very much would like to to see much heavier, much more gruesome war than christine in the past month. so those people were expecting something like this to happen, a heavy bombardment. so this is what she did. so once again, this is not just revenge, this is something that has been expecting from expectancy on, brought him importing from his heart or supporters for some while. and there is also a new question, commander of, of this war, of this special operation in ukraine.

as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loud speakers where those sirens sound put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says you've done one of the king of foreseen his own throughout the key to you. if daniel, much that animates his writing, praised for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and his when many prizes, his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding artistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just a literary accolade and settlement on the mild summer. but whittaker, sir, i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author, li, acoya. and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambition. another. but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly, political one of the most so that everything that happens right now open every

the city is only 40 kilometers away from the ukrainian, bought a one hour drive from harkey, if a ukraine the 2nd largest city. and it looks like russia is unable until now, after months of war and occupation of or annexation, as they call it, of a huge territory from you can itself is still unable to protect its own civilians and cities. mohammed vol lie for us in moscow. thanks. i still ahead on edge ozetta. ah, how small political parties in iraq are now pushing for new ideas to change the landscape. ah, calling for change demonstrate is back on the streets into nicea demanding. the president and his government stepped down. when we come back. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with most of my cattle a ways. first things 1st. it's what we had been warning about 24 hours ago. severe thunderstorms over greece's creek island and wow. did it deliver? torrential downpours here. inundated the area. this was how high flood waters got, and you had cars tossed around like toys. i got to tell you, still the risk of more severe thunderstorms across the island on sunday. the energy drifts eastward

i was when i got my way to get the ukraine collins for studying international law at harkey national university of ukraine in them by anyone my my hope was going to green to restart not to continue anything just to restart a fresh new life for me. oh oh, it's one morning and then my roommate talk to me and just like, did you hear like hear what then he like those bombing. i was like stop joking because the night before will joking about he was the last one games don't funny until it was funny. will like trying to come now about it until we had 71. and then with a week, nobody could see like, it was a joke anymore. and then it would sort of panicking big time. i called my guardian of some sort. and it was like, nothing is gonna happen is just this just some blasts go outs, get some food stuck of your feet and stained doors. and then i went out and i saw everybody on the street punting. everybody was literally trying to like go to all the stores to buckled for the could. people were like trying to withdraw money to will. can you bugs putting them inside of woodson, like driving off hig

frank withdrawal money to will back in your bags, putting them inside of woodson, like driving off. harkey was heavily hit when the war began. collin school was also bump with a group of either foreign students, collins decided to leave you claim they had to force the way onto the train after authority. stop them. ah collins arrived in berlin a month later with just a few belongings. he has been staying with the volunteer host until he finds a permanent place in a i mean i lost everything right, but i lay things green. i didn't stay that long, but i had kind of had a life like aspiring to build, i had a life i was already building on and then the war comes and then everything is broken down. i left the interior right to restart and then it's kind of not fair when you're restart turns to an end. and then you have to mean we start again from the beginning and the same when you start. and again, you're starting actually like with nothing but basically nothing against the journey with basically nothing backpack, shirt, trousers, shoes. so it really, i would say, i would say it's, it, it put a

and used extensively to carry out strikes across ukraine, such as here in the north eastern city of harkey. compared to miss ives, the she had drones are cheap, $20000.00 euros per unit. ukraine says russia has ordered 2000 more. they use represents a new challenge to ukraine's air defense. even if they report having shot down over $220.00 drones over the last month. the kamikaze type flies low, can be sent a low nor in swamps, and can cause considerable damage. author holland michelle, a senior fellow at the carnegie council and the founder of the center for the study of the drone is widely regarded as one of the world's leading drone experts. he gave us a assessment of what we're looking at here. well, as the report said, we're looking at a fairly rudimentary weapon system. it doesn't carry a lot of explosive, but because it flies very low to the ground, it's hard to detect on radar. a lot of them do actually get through and can hit targets and they've had a tremendous effect already in the last few weeks that they've been used. and what are the challenges that such drones pose, relative

face the reality of getting through it without heat or hot water. rockets have been raining down on harkey for months. and the apartment buildings in the eastern district of south africa have borne the brunt of it. lay on 8 lives on the 1st floor, the impacts of ripped through his apartment, destroying walls, furniture, the refrigerator. with his window panes gone, the wind blows right through the flat lay on it is trying to prepare for the winter woodward woodland motors. i'll figure something out and look around to make things pleasant and comfortable for myself. good afternoon. i might buy a sheet of metal attached here and make a hole in it, so i could set up a wood stove on the gym, cut off because you can cook on that and it gives off heat dirty about it. that would help lay on it be less dependent on electricity. when a russian rocket hit this power plant near har, keep his flat was also affected by the blackout. parts of the power grid and eastern ukraine were out for hours. there was no electricity or running water and the subway in the city with more than a 1000000 residents stoo

and used extensively to carry out strikes across ukraine, such as here in the north eastern city of harkey. compared to miss ives, the she had drones are cheap, $20000.00 euros per unit. ukraine says russia has ordered 2000 more. they use represents a new challenge to ukraine's air defense. even if they report having shot down of $220.00 drones over the last month. the kamikaze type flies low can be sent a low nor in swamps and can cause considerable damage. are going to go now to our very own russia analyst, roman country rancor room. it's good to see you. let me get your insides here. your read on this. why is russian making these claims about a dirty bomb now? well, there are 2 possible explanations. one is russia is seeking contact with western defense ministers and is actually trying to negotiate some kind of a ceasefire because the rational needs a couple of weeks now for the mobilization that is conducting now to actually have an effect on the battlefield. and that is why russia probably decided this is my assumption to signal a nuclear danger, and it is always something where weste

as a pullup, i said, i live in harkey next to one of the loudspeakers where those siren sounds put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says you've done one of the king of we're seeing this on throughout the key to you is daniel much that animates his writing praise for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and his when many prizes, his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding artistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just to literary accolade and settlement on the mild summer. but whittaker, sir, i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author, li, careers, and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambition. i was not there, but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly. political, one of them was so that everything that happens right now

as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loud speakers where those siren sounds put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says no one of the king of pursuing his own track. the key to you is daniel, not you. that animates his writing praise for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and he's won many prizes. his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding autistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just to literary accolade and settlement on the mild summer. but whittaker, sir, i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author, li, acoya, and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambition. i was not there, but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly to elizabeth little almost so that everything that happens right now open every pri

in harkey, with the death toll rose in a recent rushing, shooting on a civilian car convoy ukrainian, prosecutors said 25 people have now died including 12 children. investigators say one passenger, a 75 year old woman, crawled nearly 200 meters towards help. before succumbing to her injuries. authorities fear the death toll could increase further. body fragments are being sent for d. n a analysis to identify those killed and harrison region retaken by ukrainian forces survivors share what they endured. well, you just give me, this is a disaster. i have been crying for months. i'm still shocked. i've lost everything now that i am 72 years old and i was left with nothing. all my clothes, i hear everything, use the show. elderly and disabled ukrainians have been forced to start over. in the western city of kolinski aid workers, welcome new refugees driven out of their homes. by recent attacks on separation, ukrainian president the le mars lensky vowed again to hunt down those responsible for ukrainian suffering. my sorrows, if gus botanist will our intelligence special services, law enf

as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loud speakers where those sirens sound put up and for 7 months now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night. and you see me says you've done one of the king of for seen his own throughout the key . yeah, true. you daniel. much that animates his writing praise for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and his when many prizes, his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding artistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just a literary accolade and settlement on the mild summer. but whittaker, sir, i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author, li, acoya, and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambition. i was another but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly, political liberals, i saw that everything that happens right now open

as a pull up, i said i live in harkey next to one of the loudspeakers where those siren sounds are part of and for 7 months. now. that's the soundtrack that i hear day and night . and you see me says you've done one of the king of foreseen his own practically your true. you daniel. much that animates his writing praise for its poetic quality and for his unsparing reflections on the war and its impact on human minds. his works have been translated into more than 20 languages and his when many prizes, his most recent in 2020 to the prestigious peace prize of the german book trade. the jury recognized his outstanding artistic work as well as his unequivocal humanitarian stance. it's an honor, he says is far more than just to literary accolade and set them in on the margin, but where think are so i don't feel it's a recognition for me personally as an author requires. and i don't even want to see it in the context of my own ambition. i was not there, but rather as a gesture of support for ukrainian literature quickly. so there's a problem with that so that everything that happens right now

you got to la barnett, who sat harkey, was all scared up on the grooves, relieved, preferably. but he asked that door. nobody except the or give me the last go to thought bean. should they corolla that a chat dub off gosh, marley corolla that the police should go to the muddy, distort, bust off? julia's, of the muddy. what has got was story. would she to leave? use me as all ski as we'll get you, chris. the miss lloyd is an inch and these are stop that god the miller, lucel's stuff is quite good. that moses maritally widigar bodies did because i was running a bit out that he just thought this was the good abby's in the of of glove. yeah. the be a said as a city.

and rory, meanwhile, were hearing reports of another attack on a civilian convoy this time in the harkey region. what have you heard? yeah, so. 2 i mean basically this, this, there's this attack looks very, very similar to what we saw or early yesterday. it just before randomly peter made that announcement about sir the, the annexations. there was a, a horrible attack on a convoy vehicles in this apparition, year region in which we now think 30 people died $88.00 injured. now. we're seeing very similar types of pictures coming from the carcass region. just east of the city town of, of, of coupons. now what we're being told by the ukrainian intelligence or s b u is that's or another convoy this time, 6 vehicles, 6 cars, one truck or were, were hit by a russian recognizance unit, probably on the 25th of september. but they only discovered this scene or yesterday on the, on the 30th of september. why is it taken them this long to find it? well, this is an error that is basically the gray zone are between ukrainian control territory and russian control territory. and it is just taken them th

last month, al jazeera has gained exclusive access to one of ukraine's military posts in harkey province. the areas just a few 100 meters from russia's border. and up until recently, it was under the control of moscow. so have a loss or has more on this the uncertainty is overwhelming. despite the uninterrupted shilling ukrainian troops wait, ready for what will unfold, name, they stand by vigilant as ours turned to days near the border of khaki proven. instead of cause barricades now cover roads that lead into the main city. the sound of shelling has become so familiar. it is now part of the soldiers daily routine, but not on the russians are attacking us on a daily basis that we're holding our own and defending our ground. we won't let the anybody that puts here again, fall green for months. the russians controlled this territory along the border. they eventually left, overpowered by ukrainian forces. much of the area now bears the signs of war. abandon village is now military zones. surrounded by the aftermath of thea fighting al jazeera managed to go inside, one of ukraine's barricad

when the russians retreated from the harkey region in the north east of the country, they left behind a considerable amount of military hardware and weapons that have machine gun is one of them. and now the training on it units of the but then when i'm on the 1st to enter this gigi system is you, me. when the russians were forced to retreat, they also took part in the fight north of keith battles that put them against fellow chechens loyal to ram them could be off the chechen leader who publicly support moscow. his fighters also took part in the future. when you pull, when the russians captured the port city, the case of a 1st ukraine is a close method. i wonder about poland. poland. what are they trying to achieve after ukraine, if the order is given and we will show you in 6 seconds what we're capable all the candy has recently criticized rush of military strategy in ukraine. that has also pledged tens of thousands of men as part of must cause mobile as ation efforts, the russia to small nation. because now the using guys as a cannot meet the we always for to turn in love with the e