yes, welcome to the program. ukrainian president followed amir zalinski has appealed to the united nations security council to take action over russian attacks on ukraine's vital infrastructure. earlier on wednesday, russia launched a fresh barrage of strikes, knocking. i'd power across large parts of the country in the capital keep authority, say russian rockets hit a residential building, killing at least 3 people. the strikes also disrupted the water supply in several regions in neighboring, moldova, official site. power was lost to half of the country due to the strikes in ukraine . this comes after ukrainian officials said a strike on a maternity ward in the southern separation region on tuesday night killed a new born baby. yoshi was pulled from the rubble of what was the maternity ward. this doctor was fortunate to make it out alive. but the russian strike that flattened his workplace did take the life of the baby. he was there to deliver. its mother was rescued. just the latest casualties of yet another attack on a healthcare facility. moscow has long denied targeting hospitals and

a little earlier, there were ukraine's president bullet. amir zalinski says it's vital to keep pushing russia to participate in what he calls genuine peace talks. earlier, an advisor to zalinski said ukraine was ready for talks with a russian leader, but not with him put in us media have also reported that the biden administration has been encouraging ukraine to signal openness to talk at noon. everybody. the kremlin has said it's open to talks of this come ukraine welcomes the arrival of new air defense systems supplied by norway, spain and the united states are corresponding. nick conway is reporting in the queue of any told us how important these western defense systems will be. well is certainly very welcome to been promised for long time another finally here. although not being told quite how many have reached key if so far, of the total number promised. and even the total sum promised is only a fraction of what's needed to protect this country. or this after all award is being fought on the scale, bigger than anything that any western country is fought in decades front lines of o

will amir zalinski came to the liberated city to deliver a message of hope and defiance. the chill who it was not very pleasant. when i saw the number of destroyed houses, the number of destroyed cafes. this is what the russian federation has done to our country. it shone the whole world that it can kill. but all of us are armed forces, our national guard, our intelligence services, have shown that it is impossible to kill you. crane mammals, the retreating russians are close, so the landscape visit is dangerous. it isn't the 1st time the wartime leader has ignored personal risk to live, the nation's spirits. ah, haslam is draped, ukraine's national colors. so to it's cuba and residents, the moment of liberation still fresh on their minds. we just understood that there are no russian troops in the city, and samson is charged to pull the smiling and probably somebody in you 1000. and then, oh, when we return to me, we saw how the flag was the rising by all the people and we were, we were just crime. it was so it was so wonderful. meanwhile, the remnants of russian rule a f

in a video address to a meeting of the lines in madrid, loud, amir zalinski compared russia's alleged shelling of new care energy facilities to the use of weapons of mass destruction. the ukrainian leader also called for more aid to bolster his country's air defenses and stricter sanctions. against russia, the landscape address comes a day after multiple explosions roc the occupied nuclear power plant ins appreciate you and your the well, they're going to react angrily. the last thing in the world they want is to be equated to the nazis. after all, the their propaganda says that they are fighting to denounce a fi ukraine, which is utter nonsense. but the fact remains that even before this war, russia was a supporter of terrorism abroad. there are principal armor of groups like shreds, bhalla. they've been giving arms to the taliban for now, 9 years, so i have no problem is labeling them as a terror as a supporter of terrorism. and what's more, the number of war crimes in ukraine is staggering. so it is, it is a, a nuremberg moment. well, d zap region nuclear power plant is turning int

week's midterm elections. trump remains the parties de facto liter ukraine's president followed amir zalinski says russian strikes have left some 4 and a half 1000000 people with our power across the country. so lansky accuses moscow of energy, terrorism for escalating attacks on ukraine's power, great as winter looms. similar attacks on infrastructure have also damaged ukraine's water supplies. officials have asked refugees not to return to the country this winter because of fears. for further shortages. while authorities are racing to try and restore power. at earlier i asked r keith, correspondent, nick on the how difficult that's proven to be with stephanie getting more difficult . i think the 1st few times these russian attacks on the power system happened. who's pretty extraordinary. how resilient ukraine in it, so thought is turned out to be basically within space of a day each time you have more or less a returned to normal. there were some planned outages, but the kind of emergency outages were normally dealt with. and that is now becoming a whole lot more difficult. we've heard from

a as the domestic repression under the watch of ukrainian president flood, amir zalinski of the ukrainian media. and this is especially significant because ukraine and specifically the zalinski is claim to be fighting on behalf of democracy and to preserve a democratic west. but what they are doing in practice is crushing speech and a free press at home. and now in supposedly, in, in the heart of supposedly democratic nations or wrongs president has slammed us present. and joe biden support for a mass protest movement. and he is on the republic. thank a ron will never be under the control of america. and the u. s. president to city wants to liberate iran. iran was freed 43 years ago. i was determined not to be america's captive. we will never be a cash cow for america. don't worry when room show proof that comes amid reports of the white house has been in talks with aerospace contractor space acts to provide iranian protesters with starling satellite. internet access like in ukraine or ron, has been hit by a wave of protest following the death of a 22 year old woman in police custody. her

editor richard walker reporting from bally right, so we've heard ukrainian president followed amir zalinski as line a pathway to peace in ukraine in his virtual address to the g. 20 summit embody and earlier he made a surprise visit to her son, saying the liberation of the city heralded the beginning of the end of the war had san was recaptured by ukrainian forces on friday, and the russian troops withdrew. after occupying the city for 8 months, while amir polanski came to the liberated city to deliver a message of hope and defiance. mitchell, who, it was not very pleasant when i saw the number of destroyed houses, the number of destroyed cafes. this is what the russian federation has done to our country. it shone the whole world that it can kill. but all of us are armed forces, our national guard, our intelligence services, have shown that it is impossible to kill you. crane, mammals, the retreating russians are close, so the landscape visit is dangerous. it isn't the 1st time the wartime leader has ignored personal risk to lift the nation's spirits. ah, haslam is draped, ukraine's nationa

the soldiers were heading to moscow for medical treatment, while ukraine's president followed. amir zalinski says, russian strikes have left some 4 and a half 1000000 people without power across the country. lansky accuses moscow of energy, terrorism for escalating attacks on ukraine's power grid. as winter dooms similar attacks or infrastructure have also damaged ukraine's water supplies. officials have asked refugees not to return to the country this winter because of fears of further shortage. well for more from ukraine, dw correspondent nick conley joins us from the capital. keith nick, great to see. so how challenging is it trying to get the power back up after these strikes with stephanie getting more difficult. i think the 1st few times these russian attacks on the power system happened was pretty extraordinary how resilient ukraine in it. so thirty's turned out to be basically within space of a day each time you have more or less a returned to normal. there were some planned outages, but the kind of emergency outages were normally dealt with. and that is now becoming a whole lot more

after his forces retook parts of it. washing troops withdrew from the area on friday, followed amir zalinski has since accused russia of committing war crimes and killing civilians. france and the united kingdom have signed a new agreement on immigration control in english channel. the deal is worth more than $74000000.00. it includes a 40 percent increase in the number of officers patrolling french beaches and east african leaders have announced talks it aimed at stopping, fighting in the democratic republic of congo. the discussions will be held in kenya on november. the 21st. it comes as congolese forces battle rebels for control of land between cuba and will gory just 25 kilometers from regional capital goma. this is the closest the rebel group am. 23 has come to goma. since it began it's offensive in march. those your headlines on al jazeera, the news continues, of course here after counting the cost to stay tuned with us for more on all of these stores. ah ah, i ha, money inside this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your weekly look at a wealth of business and economics. it's week a

after his forces retook parts of it. russian troops withdrew from the area on friday, while at amir zalinski has since accused russia of committing war crimes and killing civilians. for us. williams, we don't believe russian yet. they're drinking with all the well, that's why we have, we were ready for our for our country. it's all our country all over as big as in horse on he has this report. president lindsey came to the central square here. he 1st addressed the soldiers and then the world's media. the world's media were boston, and he wants to give a message to the residence, of course, on his nation as well as the rest of the world. you want to ment, ukraine's victory over the russian forces. here in the regional capital, but also to say that the ukraine won't give up until all their land is liberated. he also has his self image, wants to show himself as a brave, fearless leader. well, within artillery range of russian forces, who are just across the disney pro river. but people that we've spoken to here a happy they're grateful that the ukrainians have taken over. a russian forces have

respectively. ukraine's president has warned to, of more russia to tax on energy facilities followed. amir zalinski says cities need to be prepared for long running power outages. for you and human rights counsels commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory is holding the 1st of 4 days of public hearings in geneva. the 1st day is focusing on the closure of several, palestinian human rights organizations accused of terrorism. in the following days, the commission will discuss alongside other issues, the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharina barclay, who was shot in the head by israeli forces, while on assignment in the occupied west bank. earlier this year now had taught prisons. official in the philippines had been charged with the murder of a journalist percival, my boss. i was shocked and killed near his home in manila on october. the 3rd. he had been a vocal critic of the bureau of corrections chief gerald bon tag and other officials, accusing them of corruption. van tang allegedly pressured imprison gang leaders to hire a government to kill my bossa. the philippines is one o

you pointed out earlier, president followed amir zalinski has been strident in his commentary about all of this, of course, telling nato allies and the world that he's been saying, warning that this sort of thing could happen for months. now that this was never a war that was likely to be contained simply within the borders of ukraine that every day and every hour risked it, spilling outwards and consuming other countries. notably, of course, nato. his comments followed up more directly by dmitri calais, but the foreign minister, who said that, what ukraine would like to see is a meeting of nato. they may well get that. of course, with ukraine at the table to decide what should happen next. and the in specific terms saying that the time has come from much more advanced air defense systems. and in particular, f 15, an f. 16 fighter jets to be are provided to ukraine, something they've wanted all along so that they can prosecute a proper no fly zone here and carry out more sophisticated attacks deeper into russian lines. i think there's the sense that ukraine spies an opportunity here an

h o warns of life threatening conditions for millions of ukrainians and followed. amir zalinski equates the deliberate targeting of energy supplies to the use of weapons of mass destruction, of nickel, further kimberline. and this is the day, ah, we all want this war to end, but we need to remember what this is. this is a war of aggression that we all want the, the russian terrorist to stop killing people. that what i mean with this war most likely to attend at some stage of the negotiating fearful russia placed its bet on a policy of genocide. if you want an old quote, which is acceptable for ukraine, you something for that particular reason that destroying our energy infrastructure . and i was told that the insurers that ukraine can prevail, this is so for an independent democratic nation in europe taken fully. so therefore, it would be right to your parliament, to recognize russia as a state sponsored terrorism. the best way of achieving that is the broad military support your great, ah, also on the show under pressure from fif of the captains of several european countries competing

i ukrainian net a president followed amir zalinski says russia is planning more missile strikes. he has warned of a difficult week ahead. elderly people are being moved out of her san where there is no heating water or electricity. russia insisted still in control of the zap origin. nuclear power plant in southern ukraine on sunday, the head of ukraine state run nuclear energy companies, suggested russian forces could be preparing to evacuate the area. both countries have accused the other of shelling, europe's biggest nuclear plants, and that as resulted in warnings of a possible nuclear catastrophe. while the head of the you and nuclear watchdog spoke to al jazeera, he says, a solution must be found to reduce the risk as soon as possible. only last week, the 3 other nuclear power plants in their 15 react 4 sites. the 3 other rydner men need ski and south ukraine. we're also in shut down and operating with emergency diesel generators because the greed had been packed or was interrupted. so i wouldn't, i would say we don't have time to fear. we are all the time. you know, on the,

the ukranian national flag was flown on monuments and public buildings. president violet, amir zalinski, hailed it as a historic day, a new and significant damage to the nova cove co damn has been reported in southern ukraine. a u. s. satellite imagery company says sections of the dam and its gates have been deliberately destroyed after russia pulled out of the horse on region. any breach of this dam could cause catastrophic flooding. while ukraine could use the advance to expand its counter offensive, the other occupied territories including crimea, that moscow seized in 2014 however, russian forces have now set up new positions on the eastern bank of the nipple river, opposite for san city, and that gives them a strong base for a possible escalation in the conflict as big has more from privy re and central ukraine. later says that the russians of announced the new regional capital for them, at least in the course on reduced is a place called honey test, which is about $200.00 come to from costs on the ukrainians. have a number of issues that they need to deal with it, of course, on on