was the 1st to open and the news spread like wildfire in just one hour. 20000 people crossed from east berlin to the west. legally that is to this day, this is one of the greatest moments in german history. this commemorative stone was built out of an original piece of the wall and the wall trailed, has thoroughly transformed the area today. this is a paradise for cyclists. 3rd nature lovers, but until 1989. this was the death strip and no man's land between east and west for the wall was 155 kilometers long and enclosed west berlin. so i have a lot to cover, but i won't be doing it on site. you can find these kinds of scooters on every corner nowadays. you just need an app at all we go. the my 1st stop is brendan berg, definitely berlin's most famous monument and the symbol for freedom. during the cold war, it was right behind the border in the soviet sector of the city. the plot is today a popular spot for tourists from around the world. but back in the day it was off limits to the public. it's difficult to imagine when up until 32 and years ago there were surveillance towers and tank traps

and the tragically, the there were a border crossings between east and west berlin. one of them was this one page of looking on november 9th of 1989. been say the wall came down this quarter of crossing at bonham. estrada was the 1st to open and the news spread like wildfire, and just one out were 20000 people crossed from east berlin to the west. legally that is to this day, this is one of the greatest moments in german history. this commemorative stone was built out of an original piece of the wall and the wall trailed, has thoroughly transformed the area today. this is a paradise for cyclists through nature lovers, but until 1989. this was the depth strip. a no man's land between east and west for the wall was 155 kilometers long and enclosed west for lynn. so i have a lot to cover, but i won't be doing it on foot. you can find these kinds of scooters on every corner. nowadays, you just need an app at all we go. the my 1st stop is brandenburg king, definitely berlin's most famous monument and the symbol for freedom. during the cold war, it was right behind the bor

east and west. for like the wall was 155 kilometers long and enclosed west berlin. so i have a lot to cover, but i won't be doing it on foot. you can find these kinds of scooters on every corner now or do you just need an app? and off we go. the my 1st stop is brandenburg king, definitely berlin's most famous monument and the symbol for freedom. during the cold war, it was right behind the border in the soviets sector of the city. the plot is today a popular spot for tourists from around the world. but back in the day it was off limits to the public it's difficult to imagine what up until 32 and years ago there were surveillance towers and tank traps. here with an ass cold mile a are you can see exactly where the wall used to run and i didn't touch it just one day later. the 1st will was built the other company. yes, 2 decades of good vision the moving on to a lively transportation house with skyscrapers, hotels, office buildings, and restaurants when germany was divided, this was actually the broadest stretch of the desperate. almost all buildings and the militariz

on august 13 , 1961, the construction of the wall between west and east berlin began. were the truths? the reasons for this step, watch about it right now. august 13, 1961. the order to begin construction was given by the head of east germany walter ulbrecht by decision of the local parliament. first, on the site of the future wall barbed wire appeared, which from august 15 began to be replaced by concrete and stone barriers. the berlin wall stood for 28 years, it became a symbol of the cold war. divisions of europe of the whole world after the second world war, a symbol of the confrontation between the east and the west, the struggle between capitalism and soviet socialism. if you look at the industrial map of germany, you will notice that the main enterprises, factories, resources were concentrated on the territory of the frg. the largest enterprises remained on the territory of the frg, on the territory of the gdr there were quite a few enterprises, and the soviet union was, got into a very difficult situation, it was necessary not only to help the german democratic

east. next stop checkpoint charlie the most famous border crossing. here i need the mood of the berlin wall memorial. you can see how huge the order process and why is it stretched over to i live as we don't have various check in stations yet. the empty allies guard house in quality, we retained its, my division is warm for light franklin street i made for i would go in later. a metal container, lots of symbolism and lots of irony. the old leasing remaining here today is a replica of this provisional allied control booth. the g d r's. massive border complex is log on to the checkpoint. charlie, so fame is why has everybody who comes to berlin heard of it enough for them to take one child going. charlie became famous due to an event that took place here 60 years ago. here in october, 1961 and the american and soviet tanks faced off here during the hottest phase of the cold war. those images went around the world and made this place famous, meant that fame has lasted to this day as before, the season gets via, there are a lot of tour that's around, it's a huge attraction that's named in

a straight to germany says it is also planning for a possible escalation in the middle east. berlin is among israel, staunchest allies. answer the government has repeatedly stated that israel has a right to self defense. defense minister wars for stories has ruled out deploying german troops to the region, but he told d w. the government is watching the situation closely. while we are assessing the situation every day or every half day, was it together was a 5 minutes to end the transfer 3 and re preparing for what it might be coming, coming, had like about creation or whatever else. but at the moment, we are only in the phase of preparations, not an actor has germany's defense minister. of course, the story is speaking. we can now bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines at this hour. u. s. presidential candidate donald trump has agreed to debate vice president connell, a harris on fox news on the 4th of september. his post on his troops social platform, came hours after harris secure the democratic party is presidential nomination, so i can make it is not yet fair.

the advanced american forces stopped a few meters from the east berlin border, marked by a white line soviet tanks appeared from east berlin, they also stopped at the border, american and soviet tanks were only tens of meters away from each other from each other, they were all armed with live ammunition and both sides were given the command to open fire immediately if the enemy attacked. berliners gathered in the narrow alleys leading to checkpoint charlie. the next day's newspapers estimated there were approximately 500. a large crowd of people who may have thought they were witnessing the first shots of thermonuclear war. american soldiers stood next to their tanks, barely out of their cooking pots, while west berliners gathered behind the barriers bought dry pretzels sprinkled with salt from street vendors. this scene i... was illuminated by powerful searchlights from the eastern side, and soviet tanks, those standing on the unlit part were almost invisible. the situation was so tense that when a us army helicopter descended low enough to survey the battlefield, a panicked west ger

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east and west. this made west berlin very interesting for secret services because it provided the western allies with a sort of island within the soviet union, sea of insurance. after the war fell, the listening station became superfluous. it looks very different as it falls because the over on the window is this was totally dark as are they that seals that? so this was all top secret. the americans are the hats as they own the story. yeah . and the bridges were in an awful story. and they were all not supposed to talk together every single sequence today, auto task home cut the type of the back entrance, pump the old listening station into a street on gallery the when i was younger, kind of the best one of the most part of choice it was stigmatized my generation, these cannabis as a part of our culture. no, we're not doing that. he is a marijuana cooled, strongly conflict, but sometimes for unexpected reasons. we the new young generations want to change our region lucky, older generations, equal rejected legalization. and then when generations class go next on the get ready for an exciting auditoriu

in sixty-two, on the glinniki bridge between east germany and west berlin, the soviet intelligence officerme william fisher, was exchanged for the american pilot powers, whose reconnaissance plane was shot down over the ussr. william fisher, arrested in the usa, is a traitor as a result. the legendary soviet intelligence officer, who obtained the secrets of creating the american atomic bomb, did not reveal his real name at the trial, called himself rudolf abel, this was a signal to the center, he refused to cooperate with the american intelligence services, was sentenced to 30 years in prison, in 1976 people who were not connected with intelligence were exchanged for the first time, dissident vladimir bukovsky, convicted of anti-soviet agitation, was exchanged for a leader chilean communists luisa carvalan, who was arrested after the military coup of general pinochet, exchanged agents during the entire period of the cold war. 23 cia employees were exchanged for four agents intelligence services of the countries of the social bloc. the current exchange, which took place on august 1 at ankar

donna metropolis is, is done bowl and berlin people in east on both field trips and no one does turkish boot better than turkey. so i go for the turkish toner cartridge and it was time to use it at a low not a great the deputy chairman of the international donors. the ration rudolph head is a proud guardian of the donors heritage spanish. the donor is a traditional turkish dish and then and it's homeland is turkey. i know you were due to the key and that's why the federation wants to have to talk. you're still not protected by the european union. they want to say it renters. it under the traditional specialities, guaranteed system down to on its ingredients. but they spelled danger for the german dona was the a so called german donor has shown up recently. i've never tried it, it can't compete with the original. but donna is almost all accounts, food in bell in and in the german city. it's usually soft and bread and the meat is bill. that's a far cry from east on both fashion. not to mention the many song series and all the world a german ingredients he has been found in such as red cab

wall have not been erased, and as berliner zeitung notes, only two out of five germans in the eastor the classical german parties, the more popular alternative for germany is the genknech party. we see the growing disintegration of the entire party spectrum and the distance between the political structure of the ex-gdr and west germany. according to experts, the turning point for the german economy was the nord stream explosions, sanctions against russia and the war in ukraine. when will there be a turning point in consciousness? the country's political elite is unknown, but the first glimpses are already appearing. the day before , the prime minister of the federal state of thuringia, bodo ramelow, said that europe requires a new security system that includes russia. drahi police acts of vandalism this night engulfed another city in the kingdom, protesters set fire to a hotel in the city of tamworth near birmingham, the police are strengthening their squads, analysts call everything that is happening just a prelude to a big civil clash, about the british riot and its causes, denis

the final stage of the war, rokossovsky's second belarusian front participated in the east pruzian, pameranian and berlintions. june 24 , 1945, marshal rakosovsky commanded the victory. red square of moscow. every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. the twenty-minute format allows us to tell you about what is happening in belarus and the world, to commit. and also to offer projects and films that will certainly become your favorites, this and much more awaits you in the efir 24 on 7 project. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. we will prove that belarusian cuisine is not only potato pancakes, we will cook something new, something i've never tried, never seen, the name of this something is very funny, you say, bourgeois, mantuls, the most important thing, remember: asyotor - juicy, but not fatty. therefore, this dish can safely be called dietary very healthy. let's learn more about the historical past of belarusians. in ancient times , only men had the right to weave sludsky belts, there is a reasonable justification for this: the work was physically very hard and

this is the w, news of life from berlin and on the east the time between is well and has well not the day off. so they tried heavy fire, both sides signal then most intense exchange in months, ease of terrorism investigation in germany, prosecute as search for a link between the so called islamic state and the syrian man police. they confessed to killing 3 people at a festival and swimming across confidence from asia to europe through his temples. fast flowing water has thousands to take part in the annual event across the boss 1st.

it was for east germany, it was for berlin. it was a german language radio station that broadcasts news broadcasts. what we would expect to be known and was was the model for radio free europe, radio liberty. i i'm old enough to have been in west berlin during the soviet times, so i remember what, what that demarcated city looked like, which was know there was your communist world on one side and your and your free world on the other. but i think you're absolutely right. we and this brings us to today's problem. the soviets were crude and simple and out of touch in terms of how they presented their materials as part of my job. and one gets paid for doing strange things. but i got paid for for watching a certain amount of soviet news back in those days. and it was predictable. well, you knew exactly what they were going to say. there was nothing very exciting. they didn't know how to appeal. that's not the case. no russian propaganda today, russian media is totally state run. now, after a brief period when they were relatively f

wall, and as berliner notes zeitung, only two out of five germans in the eastal german parties; there is a more popular alternative for german party sarah wagenknecht. we see the increasing disintegration of the entire party spectrum and the alienation of the political structure of the ex-gdr from west germany. it is considered a turning point for the german economy. employers should prepare for the fact that they will not have a queue of applicants in the coming years, the share of working citizens is steadily declining, enterprises have more and more mature specialists of retirement and pre-retirement age, and some of them are just starting a new stage in their careers. ksenia ignatova, more details. a few swings with the tamesa and the handle for the dump truck is ready. from under the light hand of sergei vladimirovich come wooden parts of the finest workmanship for collectible souvenirs made of brass and copper. tula business cards. here we will have a tula slivshoy themed glass holder. and the hammer comes with it. surprisingly, sergei vladimirovich is a

to the business, dw, news live from berlin, israel and hezbollah escalate the conflict in the middle east. but pull back from the brink of all out of work as real says it's war plans destroyed thousands of rocket launchers and what it caused preemptive strikes in southern lebanon for has the last sized it's sense hundreds of missiles and drones, against, as we're also in the program the billionaire boss of the messaging app telegram is held in france. authorities accused pablo to do rob of turning a blind item criminals using hasn't encrypted apps or telegram interests. he has nothing to hide and crossing continents from asia to europe, through his temples, fast flowing waters, thousands of swimmers take part in the annual race across the bus for the david love. it's welcome to the program israel and has the law have stepped up the conflict in the middle east trading heavy fire, but have so far stopped short of all out war as real size. it struck hezbollah militants in lebanon to prevent a major attack on his rarely territory. has belie, says it's at assessing the impact of hundreds of ro

construction of the wall between west berlin and berlin , the capital of the german democratic republic, began. the order to begin construction was given by the leader of east, walter ulbrecht, by decision of the local parliament. at first , barbed wire appeared on the site of the future wall, which began to be replaced by concrete and stone barriers on august 15. the berlin wall stood for 28 years, it became a symbol of the cold war, the division of europe and the whole world after world war ii, a symbol of confrontation east and west, the struggle between capitalism and soviet socialism.

one is that according to the german unification treaty , when east and west germany united after the fall of the berlinreaty. in the treaty of german unity, the commitment was made that germany would not be the center of command and presence of foreign forces, which meant that america would not establish a base there. it was a commitment to the soviet union. recently, germany came to an understanding with america american hypersonic weapons and hypersonic missiles are located in germany from 2026. in addition to this, it has increased its movements in eastern european countries and borders with russia, and has its own military position in a special way. it strengthens the issue of a root issue. now the difference between the russians and the germans is very wide, especially you know that during merkel's era, we did not have these conditions. when merkel was the chancellor of germany, it was the best and golden period of russian-german relations, which was the pipeline. gasi nord stream dova was also opened, which was beneficial for the germans, but in the new era of justice germany is moving completely

the, the, you're watching the, the news coming to you live from berlin, us as boost as military presence in the middle east to protect us personnel and defend israel. and it's storing tensions in the region. is comes out for a run and it's regional allies, val, retaliation for the killings of a how much leader, inter ron, and a, has the law commander in a root fueling fears of a broader conflict. also coming up on our show, one of the 3 russian dissidents freed in an international prison or swap between the west, russia and germany, tells reporters that he refused to beg vladimir putin to be released. i can say to him, to be a dictator or yourself and a mother, and i'm not going to sign any petitions from ashley to him. he was surprised when a writer vladimir con wortha and his fellow redeem opponents say they will keep fighting for freedom and russia. and several people, including a police officer, are killed in clashes and nigeria as mass demonstrations take place over the economic crisis that has sent the currency the clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we are with some breaking news jus

berlin. we'd begin with the escalating crisis in the middle east ran and homos, or choosing israel, of assassinating hamas. his top political leader is male nea. they say wednesdays air striking the ready and capital to iran would not go unpunished. hardline protesters to the streets, vowing revenge and denouncing israel. and the us. this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has not specifically spoken about the attack into a run, but says there will be severe consequences for anyone who attacks his nation. the, i mean not very challenging. days ahead of us since the attack and by root threatens have been heard from all sides and we are prepared for any scenario and we will stand united undetermined against any threat as well, but exact a heavy price to any aggression that guidance stuff. so any from last year who is male, he is killing and the assassination of a top hezbollah commander have prompted please from world leaders for restraint. and while motivation for killing the mosque leader may stem from the groups, october 7th, terror attacks and israel, the animosity toward nea, goes back l

berlin, u. s. a. booth. it's military presence in the middle east to protect us personnel and defend israel, amid soaring tensions in the region. this comes out for iran and just a regional allies of valid retaliation for the killings of a hamas leader in toronto, and they has full commander and they root fueling fears of a broader conflict. also coming up on our show, one of the 3 russian disciplines afraid in an international prison are swamped between us, russian. germany tells reporters that he refused to beg a lot of our food and to be released. i can say to him, to be a dictator. i use that front and i'm not are, and i'm not going to sign any petitions from us or to him. so it's our prize winning rider vladimir com wortha and his fellow regime opponents. they, they will keep fighting for freedom in russia. and cala harris officially secures enough delegates to become the democratic party's presidential candidate in the united states. this after a virtual re call of delegates to the democratic national convention, the court richardson. thank you so much for joining us on his riley air strike on a vehicle in

emphasized: pumping blue fuel from the west to the east of europe is critically important, but for some reason germany decided that it needed gas more. berlinourse, denies the accusations, it states that the czech republic is not being deprived, and the adjustments are related, quote, to the general decrease in volumes due to the cessation of russian i. refusals from our fuel germany is very expensive, the costs of this has grown by more than 3 billion euros in 2 years. prices in the eu are five times higher than in the us, and ordinary germans are expectedly unhappy. this is a disaster for me and my family, although we both work. we were given a bill for several thousand euros, except for gas, every month we pay for electricity and internet, we have to pay for everything. and then takes a place from where in a few minutes he will open fire, although the secret service representatives said that they did not notice the shooter, while there was not a single one on the roof of this neighboring building federal agency employee. in addition, the service’s sniper eliminated the criminal only after the attacker fired eight shots. donald trump cont

berlin. the u. s. boost this military presence in the middle east of protecting us personnel and defend israel, a mid soaring tensions in the region. this comes out for iran and it's regional allies, valid retaliation for the killings of a hamas leader into ron, and a has the lock commander in a route fueling spears of a broader conflict. also coming up on our show today, one of the 3 russians dissidence freed and an international prisoner swap between the west, russia and germany. tell her porters that he refused to beg vladimir putin to be released. i considered him to be a dictator. are you surprised at the matter? and i'm not going to sign any positions from ashley to him. you'll us a prize winning rider vladimir car morsa and his fellow regime opponents say failed keep fighting for freedom in russia. and several people, including a police officer, are killed and clashes in nigeria as mass demonstrations takes place over the economic crisis. that has sense the currency limited. the i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us on. is riley air strike on a vehicle in the occupied west of

face: one according to the treaty of german unification , when east and west germany were united after the fall of the berlin is a treaty called the treaty of german unification, in which it was promised that germany would not be the center of command and presence of foreign forces, which meant that the americans would be there. do not build a base, this was the commitment given to the soviet union. recently, germany reached an understanding with the united states. our ultrasonic weapons and our american ultrasonic missiles have been placed in germany since 2026. in addition to this, they have increased their movements in eastern european countries and borders with russia, and in a special way. it is strengthening its military position, the issue is a root issue, now the difference between the russians and the germans is very wide, especially you know that we did not have these conditions during merkel's era. when merkel was the chancellor of germany , it was the best and most golden period of russian-german relations, when the nord stream dova gas pipeline was opened, which benefits the germans, but in the

east asia. then of course famously in berlin with the berlin ultimatum that began in november but they continueo build up with retreats and returns up to the pointt of the confrontation in thesummer of 1961 where in the d things seemed very dangerous for a while. kind of diffused by along the wall to be built in berlin. the reason of course, most of you would know that but the reason the soviets were so concerned about berlin because you could basically take from one part of the town to the next and you're out in the free world. there is a giant sucking sound people were leaving, voting with their feet and leaving this communist parodist for the one just across thede street and it was quite detrimental to the whole communist socialist project. so khrushchev was threatening the united states what he wanted was for the americans to effectively sign a treaty on germany at the americans did not sign the treaty which would pave the way to american withdrawal from germany there would be aseparate treaty with east germany in the implement the implication would be the americans be kicked out of berlin

why from berlin fears will over the prospect of a wider conflict in the middle east. several countries urge their should as ends to leave 11 on as pensions in the region continue to mount in israel to people or killed in a staffing attack in a city near tell a be also coming up. ukraine says it has attacked an air base deep inside russia and sunk a submarine, add a port in occupied columbia. this, as russian troops continued to make sustain gains in the eastern you've created region of done, that's the one greetings to you, our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. here's our growing of a wider conflict in the middle east. jordan's foreign minister is to hold talks in iran and made increasing tensions in the region t. ron has been readying its response to the killing of the political leader from us. a group considered a terrace organization by many countries. early on sunday, the lebanese militant group has the fire dozens of rockets into israel in response to a recent is really air strikes. rock and fire lit up the sky in level not as has below lunch barrages of ordinance at neig

in sixty-two, on the glinniki bridge between east germany and west berlin, the soviet intelligence officer, real name william fischer, was exchanged on the american pilot powers, whose reconnaissance plane was shot down over the ussr. william fisher, arrested in the united states as a result of betrayal, is the legendary soviet intelligence officer who obtained the secrets of creating the american atomic bomb. at the trial , he never revealed his real name; he called himself rudolf abel. this was a signal to the center that he refused to cooperate with american intelligence services. he was sentenced to 30 years in prison, in the seventy-sixth, for the first time , an exchange was made of people who were not connected with the intelligence of the dissident vladimir bukovsky, convicted of anti-soviet agitation, was exchanged for the leader of the chilean communists, luis carvalan. he was arrested after the military coup of general pinochet. nine years later, in 1985, there was the most massive exchange of the entire cold war period. the action that was carried out with the kgb, with the min

east on the brink of a regional war. netanyahu is determined. the czech republic suspects germany of theft; they believe that berlin is appropriating neighboring gas and selling it to its own citizens at three for me and for my family, this is a disaster, although we both work. the us secret service says it did not see the shooter who carried out the attack. assassination attempt on trump. the investigation shows a different version. unique atmosphere. at the front. for example, during the great patriotic war, rear officers solved important tasks of delivering weapons, ammunition, fuel, food and medicine to the front line. logistics specialists now make a huge contribution during a special operation. rastislav skidan, more details. as you know, tanks are not afraid of dirt, but what about empty fuel tanks? to stall in the field means to become a magnet for... the entire arsenal enemy, so transbaikal tank crews try not to be late for a meeting with colleagues from the fuel service. the crew of our t-72 tank returns from the firing positions for a short refueling. the volume of the tanks of this machine is 700 liters, and these are only internal sto

watching the, the, you know, who's coming to you live from berlin, fears and growing over the prospect of a wider conflict in the middle east. several countries are urging their citizens to leave 11 on as tensions in the region. continue to mount in israel to people are killed and a stopping attack in a city near tell of he's also a head on the program. tens of thousands demands justice in bangladesh. students are demanding the prime minister, step down and calling for civil disobedience after a deadly police crack down on protesters. and paris has been transformed to welcome athletes and visitors to the old live games, but locals in the french capital pop mixed feelings about being the host, the i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. fears are growing of a wider conflict in the middle east. jordan's foreign minister is to hold talks in iran. i'm at increasing tensions in the region. tyrone has been reading, it's for sponsor the killing of the political leader of hamas. a group considered a terrorist organization by many countries. and early on sunday, the lebanese militant group has belong fired dozens of

the, the, you're watching dw news coming to live from berlin. fears are growing over, the prospects have a wider conflicts in the middle east. several countries urging their citizens to leave lebanon as tensions in the region continue to mount in israel to people are killed in a staffing attack. and the city near. tell us also ahead on the show, tens of thousands of demanding justice and bangladesh. students are demanding the prime minister, step down and calling for civil disobedience after a deadly police cracked out on protesters the clare richardson welcome fears are growing up. a wider conflict in the middle east and jordan's foreign minister is to hold talks in iran and mit, increasing tensions in the region. tyrone husband's reading it's response to the killing of the political leader of hamas. a group considered a terrorist organization by many countries are early on sunday. the lebanese militant group has full law fired dozens of rockets into israel. in response to recent is really air strikes. rock and fire lit up the sky and lebanon as has blo lunch barrages of ordinance at neighboring israel across the border. i

you're watching the, the, you know, who's coming to you live from berlin. fears, grow over the prospect of a wider conflict in the middle east. several countries are urging their citizens to leave 11 on as tensions in the region. continue to mount in israel, 2 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in a city near tell of he's also coming off on our shows as a ukraine says it has attacked an air base deep inside russia and sunk a submarine during an attack on a port in occupied crimea, this, as russian troops continued to make sustain gains in the eastern ukrainian region of 10 at the inquiry. richardson, welcome. we'll begin in israel, where 2 people have been killed and 2 others hurt and a stopping attack. police say, i suspect who they described as a resident of the west bank has been shots and quote, neutralize no further elaboration there, though we know the attack occurred in a whole and outside tell a v as a police statement has called as a terrorist, incidents and that stop and coming to me to growing fears of a wider war in the middle east as tensions rise early on sunday, the lebanese militant group has bluff.

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w documentary, the business dw, news live from berlin, israel and hezbollah escalate the conflict in the middle east with pulled backs from the brink of all out war. israel says it's war plans destroyed thousands of rocket launchers and what it caused preemptive strikes. and southern webinar for has the law says it's sense, hundreds of missiles and drones against as we're also in the program. the billionaire boss of the messaging app telegram is held in france. authorities accused panel do rob of turning a blind item criminals using has encrypted apps.

the, the does the dw news live from berlin, israel, and has the launch attacks against each other, escalating the conflict in the middle east, as or else as it's floor plans have destroyed thousands of rocket launchers in what he calls pre emptive strikes in southern lebanon. has ballasa is it launched hundreds of missiles and drones, against, as around also coming up why the latest to push for a cease fire in gaza appears to have failed. come us as it rejects new is rarely condition. the rest says efforts to reach a deal will continue and to terrorism investigation in germany. prosecutor search for a link between the so called as womic states and a syrian man, the police say confessed to killing 3 people at a fast the and david levitz welcome to the program. israel says waves of war plans have carried out pre emptive strikes against his beloved militants in lebanon, where authorities report 3 people were killed as ballasa as it is launched, hundreds of rockets and drums against israel in retaliation for the assassination of one of its commanders. last month and a route in the morning in northern israel. the line don't spri

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin, israel and has belie launch attacks against each other, escalating the conflict in the middle east. israel says it's war plans destroyed thousands of rocket launchers and what it caused preemptive strikes in southern lebanon. what has the law says? it launched hundreds of missiles and thrones against israel. also on the program, the 1000000000 air boss of the messaging ad telegram is held in france. authorities accused pablo through of, of turning a blind eye to criminals using his encrypted app for telegram and says he has not been the and david lab. it's good to have you with us. israel says waves of its war plans have carried out pre emptive strikes against has beloved militants and 11 on where authorities reported. 3 people killed as the law says, it's launched hundreds of rockets and drones against israel and retaliation for the assassination of one of its commanders. last month in barret the early morning in northern israel, the iron dome springs into action as has the bill of begins, what the militant group calls phase one of an attack on is real. hundreds of rockets and dro

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news life in berlin, israel and has the launch attacks against each other, escalating the conflict in the middle east? israel says it's war. planes have destroyed thousands of rocket launchers in pre emptive strikes in southern lebanon. well, hezbollah says it has launched a large number of drones against israel. german prosecutor say they're investigating links between the syria and who confess to a deadly festival attack. and a so called is womic state care of following a man hunt, police say the suspect turned himself in, and they were only supposed to be in space for a week. but 2 stranded aspirants can't return to earth until next year. former nasa scientists tells us what went wrong the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world on michael. ok. we begin with breaking news in the middle east. israel and the headboard militant group based and 11 on say they have launched attacks against each other. israel says its armed forces struck thousands of missile sites to prevent a large scale attack on its territory. has fullest as it is launched, a large number of drones against israel, in

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin, israel and has belie launch attacks against each other, escalating the conflict in the middle east. israel says it's war plants have destroyed thousands of rocket launchers. and what he calls pre emptive strikes and southern lebanon has ballasa, as it launched hundreds of muscles and drones against israel. also coming up why the latest push for a ceasefire in gaza appears to have failed, almost delegation, leaving the talks in cairo saying it rejects new is originally conditions. and a terrorism investigation in germany, prosecutor, is a search for a link between the so called as law makes states and a syrian man, police say, confessed to killing 3 people at a festival. the and david love, it's good to have you with us. israel says waves of it's war plants have carried out pre emptive strikes against hezbollah, militants, and 11 on where authorities reported. 3 people were killed, has ballasa as it launched, hundreds of rockets and drones, against israel and retaliation for the assassination of one of its commanders. last month and be route early morning in northern israel, the iro

berlin. u. s. a boost its military presence in the middle east to protect us personnel and defend israel. a made it soaring tensions in the region. this comes out for iran and just the regional allies have vowed retaliation for the killings of a hamas leader in toronto. and it has the commander in b route, fueling fears of a broader conflict. also coming up on our show, one of the 3 russian dissidents afraid in an international prison are swamped between us russia and germany. tells reporters that he refused to beg a lot of our food.

east and global order. he joins me. you're not from right here in berlin. it's good to see you. again. iran, promising to punish is real but with in iran, leadership after the killing of when you get into wrong, do you think that there will be consequences for this failure in intelligence and national security inside the wrong one in terms of the consequences? i'm not sure of but then again it's very clear that there are being such deficits and huge deficits on terms of providing security in terms of air defenses. and so it's a quite a, to maybe ation for the ronnie upsides after all the year was the top routine gas going to, to iran to attend to the inauguration or the, or the newer one and present it must with as a skill. and then also meeting together with the, as of the other students, nomic jihad with the supreme leader of the last year on the, the harmony. but then, you know, it is so powerful, it's not real public. a ron was not able to protect one of these, she ad eyes and one of his top gas. so there is lots of pressure. now. i'm sure you know in the wrong to respond to