at least in crimea in the town. obviously much of the services are working overtime now we understand that our people are being swiftly transported to local hospitals thirty for at least an hour having me hospitalized confirming a ten people have been killed now they were saying possibly more under the rubble as well it must be a very tense time for all of those involved right now at this technical college in the crimean city of carthage. i'm just reading now because obviously this is a story that's updating quickly russia's counterterrorism agency says the blast that killed ten people at a college in crimea was triggered by an explosive device which does appear to rule out suggestions it was a gas explosion. previously but none of this is being confirmed at the moment it's still part of an investigation in the following story that. happened a grave. event that happened in crimea around two hours ago an explosion at a ten college and we know that ten people have died as a result of that and it's now being treated. s

city in eastern crimea. a manhunt. is still being conducted for the. carried out this is a taxi c.c.t.v. footage is also being looked at to help them get a lead on who might have been behind this. it all happened at around three hours ago now. that's when the first explosion was heard gunshots were heard. of the thirteen students that were killed today all of them teenagers the entire school has been evacuated and i think i'm right in saying really that all those under the rubble that were under the rubble have now been recovered but there's still fifteen students who are missing it's not sure where they are perhaps we hope they did escape the building and people are still trying to locate them we don't know the night or you'd imagine you'd imagine when something like this because you would you would perhaps just run for cover and i'm going to hide anywhere you can at fifteen people still missing not in the rubble though but they could be hiding anywhere out of fear just fear for their own safety a local media posted on a verifiable video of who they s

it killed himself came from the head of crimea we have. a respectable source there but there have been reports too we were reading at witness accounts from students who say that there were many gunmen but. this one student that was speaking or near the canteen at the time of the first explosion said the explosion we heard the explosion and then out of the rooms masked men ran and then started firing students and teachers so it's still unclear exactly what happened today but. is that we thought the thought that a twenty year old gunman who was involved we don't know whether he was the sole gunman involved or not but it appears that he has killed himself that's at least from the head of crimea but again now. we do receive very important at the moment you just mention we heard our crew at the scene talked to any number of witnesses a number of students coming out of the technical college where the attack took place and also just. heard an explosion and there was a witness who told us that there were actually two explosions and a lot of people

crimea was the first full mistake the ukraine and ukrainian government people who came after my dad because when you're coming into the poland u.s. things that old russian speaking people should leave the crimea all russian language should be just. crimea of course the people who were living there they decided to change their just to belong it's a consenting rusher of georgian relations into cells and a it was very painful of course first of all it's difficult for me to say that but. let's say i'm brave enough to say that yes there was a main just person who begin a war really gave the order in russia. there's absolutely no love lost for mr secretary in russia but i think people now can appreciate that he never went as far as cutting the ties by the thing so maybe it was not so we's the bull. it was no so just both for many russian people but russia really enjoyed was successful to create absolutely untrue russian feeling especially in generations so he was trying to do this. yes fortunately not fortunately so what is very important to say yes of course you mention recognition of a

this is deja vu news live from berlin a gun massacre in crimea a gunman burst into a college shoots seventeen dad and injures dozens before dying of a gunshot wound himself we'll get the latest from ukraine. also coming up a turkish investigative team arrives at the residence of the saudi consul in istanbul they are looking for clues to the disappearance of a saudi journalist who was last seen entering the consulate two weeks ago. e.u. leaders had to brussels to try to break the deadlock over gregson's the irish border issue was the main stumbling block germany's chancellor merkel says she's preparing for a possible no deal breaker that will bring you the latest from brussels. i'm sorry so much got a good to have you with us at least seventeen people have been killed and dozens injured in a gun attack in russian annex crimea the attack took place at a college in the black sea port city of carrots russian authorities say an eighteen year old student at the college rampage through the building shooting other people most of them students before killing himself and early reports that a bomb had g

used to hospital not just in crimea but also. the national antiterrorism committee is saying carrying out a manhunt and had feared they could have been further explosion so an extremely grave and serious situation in crimea there must be an awful lot of worried parents right now who are trying to call the kids perhaps who were students at this technical college in east crimea in the town of code to try to understand exactly what has happened and if the children the students are ok as we show you are some pictures here we're going to bring you some more updated pictures here on r.t. international as we continue with our breaking news coverage here a blast exploding at this technical college ten. hospitalized and possible expectations for more to be transported to hospital as we show you these pictures here some officials are saying it could be a case of bodies still trapped under the rubble. in terms of numbers the numbers going up quickly all the time because just twenty minutes ago when we first broadcast this we were told that

in eastern crimea in the city of. just under six hours ago as a result after that blast was also a shooting nineteen people were confirmed killed as a result of that and around seventy injured as a result of an attack and bomb attack on the college in crimea sixteen of the injured said to be in a serious condition and are also undergoing emergency surgery all the victims are said to be a locals investigators have now furnished searching the college and say no explosives been found russia's investigative committee has reclassified the incident from a terror attack to murder them more elephants are said to be held on thursday and three days of mourning have been declared in the region the main suspect is a student at the college and has been named as ladislaw frostily cough he is said to have turned his gun on himself authorities say he was not known to police. before the incident and he is thought to have shown no aggressive tendencies in the past security measures have been ramped up on the peninsula at all schools an

of the attacker at the college in russian an extra crimea. which russian president vladimir putin expressed his sorrow at the attack. i want to express my condolences to the relatives of those who died and hope the injured will recover as soon as possible the prime minister of crimea has announced three days of mourning. let's get the latest from matthew pickup for us from the post newspaper welcome to day to in bring us up to date if you would. thank you for having me well the situation still remains rather unclear it appears that the number of people who were killed in this attack has risen to nineteen according to reports but the situation is complicated by the fact that there's official information and unofficial information officially it appears that there was one explosion there and that the the the shooter of lettuce love. purchased hunting weaponry legally something which is not entirely easy and in. russia and territories controlled by russia like crimea at the same time a fair bit of unofficial information has emerged in different m

at around midday local time there was a mass killing at a school at a technical college in eastern crimea in the city of seventeen people are being confirmed dead and up to seventy injured in an explosion and a gun attack on a college in crimea russia's investigative committee has reclassified the incident from terror attack to murder the main suspect is a student at the. college has been ladislaw frostily cough his sad to have turned his gun on himself security measures have been intensified on the peninsula and all schools colleges and universities across russia the military are helping to evacuate the injured from the scene of the blast crimea has declared three days of mourning. we have heard a lot of witness accounts of what happened today many of them being in desperate in fact here's another from a student who talked about the panic that was caused but as to mr yellin though we just got out of a just as you know i mean. if it gives that are you. talking or. but it wasn't it is a border. that it means that if there were to start a book just a quick look at all what the it's. so. wel

about ukrainians leaving crimea the russians have expanded their presence in crimea you will never get in crimea back surely that's a reality now that you just have to accept no we don't have to accept this reality we've seen the sample of baltic states that have been occupied by the soviet union for more than fifty years and. for that matter the u.s. for example did not recognize this this occupation of the. as as a legal one of the u.s.s.r. of these baltic republics and that's exactly will be the case that with the crimea it will one day come back home saying would you meet me half way and say there are plenty of people who are not happy with me from kiev would you accept that. it's not about being unhappy with the rules from it's about that fact that quite a few of. russian citizens have already moved in crimea at this particular point that the terror and the human rights violations in crimea are just terrific people are afraid to speak out and no one is denying the human rights abuses either by russian forces or russian separatists but the u.n. which of mana to the conflict in prod

tongues about lattimer putin could indeed changes shape and leave for crimea right away now i asked his press secretary dmitry peskov whether or not that was the case and he told me that those reports are indeed unconfirmed to so no official clarification no official confirmation of this yet so far lattimer putin is set to continue program here. he's press secretary dmitry peskov told me that he is in touch with. the russian the russian secret services essentially which is which is while investigating the tragedy and is investigating what happened in crimea so far this is all we have all right thank you so mind eagerly for bringing us up to speed to what's happening right now in the russian city of size here where you are among the presidential pool of turin liston you just heard the russian president vladimir putin speaking on the tragedy that happened in the russian city of kurtz thank you . what led just bring you up to date on those the events seventeen people have been confirmed killed and up to seventy injured in an explosion and gone attack on a college in crimea russia's investi

russian citizens have already moved in crimea at this particular point that the terror and the human rights violations in crimea are just terrific people are afraid to speak out and no one is denying the human rights abuses either by russian forces or russian separatists but the u.n. which of mana to the conflict in produce reports on the conflict have put out detailed report accusing both sides of human rights abuses they've accused the government of ukraine of using artillery and shelling against civilian areas what's your response to the united nations. we have this special monitoring mission of the oil on the territory of ukraine and now we are talking with you about don't boss we're not talking about crimea let's be straight about that and clear about that yes and we are very appreciative that we have this mission because this mission but can give objective information on the what is happening ukrainian military do have the right to fight back when they are being or when they are being shelled by the russian forces they don't have to show really in areas which is what human righ

located in the city of curch in crimea r.t. correspondent brian gaz the air was just landed in the region here we're trying to find out more about what happened today for now though just take us through what we know at this point. well there was a lot of conflicting information during the early hours it just seemed to horrific to be real the reports of first of all a gas explosion then we heard talk of a terrorist attack but some details of become much more clear as the day has progressed it began as an you wouldn't read day at this college in carriage with students faculty going about classes filling the cafeteria going about their meals when an improvised explosive device or bomb detonated in the cafeteria on the first floor was apparently incredibly powerful packed with bolts and nuts designed to maim to wound to kill people and of course panic windows blew out students were all over the floor running in fear and it could. they will do as to what was happening and that is when the gunman himself the chief suspect being a stu

when you hear about this you think that that's not crimea that can't be crimea it hasn't happened before this must be america but unfortunately it may be copycat they may have. been inspired by or been confused by american intervention and so on so therefore they had they decided that they would take the lives of young people. in revenge why it's very very difficult to stand because if they are dead then you can't really find out the reason but. the authorities the police will then have to try and find out their background. and try for a little new division you know to prevent something like this happening in the future. it's all speculation we have to wait i mean let me tell you some are saying himself that we are in force and agencies will bring us the results of their probe but and sense of how this could have happened to have an explosive device an apparently very large one brought in to the school exploding in the canteen and then the student himself having a rifle it does seem quite amazing that he would be able to bring that sort of equipment into a school doesn't it. you know wil

this is d w news live from berlin a terror attack on a college in crimea reports a gunman burst into the college set off explosives and shot anyone they found at least eighteen are dead and dozens injured we'll have the latest from moscow. also coming up goes to raka one year after its liberation from miami look at how the u.s. is both willing and unwilling to help in the city that its airstrikes largely destroyed . and germany's football coach joachim loew suffers another painful loss but he looks likely to cling on to his job after an improved performance against france. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us at least eighteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a suicide bombing on the russian annexed crimea peninsula the explosion tore through a technical college in the black sea port city of curch officials say it was set off in the building's cafeteria by a student a russia's national anti-terrorism committee is investigating. and russian president vladimir putin commented on the incident a short while ago at a joint news conference with the egyptian presi

let's take through our major breaking news story today a gun and bomb attack on a college in crimea has left nineteen people dead and more than seventy others injured all of the victims are from the local area which is investigative committee has reclassified the incident from a terror. back to murder three days of mourning of been declared in the region russia's investigative committee says the explosion happened in the college canteen and that the device was packed with metal objects investigators are studying c.c.t.v. footage witnesses reported seeing the suspect carrying a rifle it was the moment of the attack. before there was a police. report. to talk with the cyclone i should stop there but it's too. much to write that there's still a very. hard. when. you're going to receive because. you. have a. very difficult work colleges in the city of curch in the southern part of russia the attack happened at around midday local time. a college student witnessed the shooting and described what she saw. it is you know the is that of all yours that of ali's clothes that you're going to . see

tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack

russia's annexation of the ukrainian territory of crimea in twenty fourteen triggered sanctions from the e.u. moscow was skeptical about the decision to give sense of this awards opening it is saying if. the decision was absolutely politicized and i don't know what it was based on or motivated by. needles. but she don't even need to understand the mechanism of how this decision was made to see that it was based on a political approach their option being in others like me kind of keeping at it or dishing human rights groups in russia are still feeling optimistic. because it's going to look so very he's really sense. does not belong in jail and has not the fate of a car it's one of the key cases of political manipulation of justices in russia to t.v. he does nor do more behind the ball. the. sense of family and supporters hope the prize will lift his spirits and raise awareness of all political prisoners in russia and around the worlds. and i'd like to welcome marion a during she is the director of the european film academy here in berlin which has been helping to fund. legal expenses

panic in crimea as the bomb exploded in a school in the most eastern city of kirkuk. ambulances and military trucks rushed to the scene among the dead many teenagers dozens of students in the vocational training school suffered injuries they were taken to hospitals in both crimea and russia the two story school is happily damaged a gas explosion was initially thought to have caused the blast but it soon became clear it wasn't an accident investigators say the bomb exploded in the canteen and the gunmen walked around the school with a rifle shooting everyone he saw then police found the body of an eighteen year old student in the school library they say he shot himself and consider him to be the only attacker your future in the world if. it is already clear that this is a crime motives and versions of this tragedy of being carefully investigated russian president putin held a minute of silence for the victims after his meeting with egyptian president sisi in sochi but in recently opened a new bridge which connects russia with crimea the peninsula was annexed from ukrai

remember crimea an extent from ukraine by russian troops four years ago we do have to apologize the something that went out wrong on our screen here on al-jazeera a little bit earlier we mistakenly identified the shooter as an eighteen year old cold survey x. you know your x. your nerve so it actually when i was actually the head of crimea he is not the shooter and we do apologize for that mistake more now from step vast than in moscow . a series of dramatic events in the city of kurds in the east of crimea at a vocational training school where mostly teenagers for getting their classes a huge explosion was heard and then also gunshot wounds ambulances rushed immediately to the scene and also military trucks were seen there was a huge concern especially also in moscow where there was speculation about this possibly be a terrorist attack troops were also sent emergency helicopters were sent. president put an immediate offer to the wounded to be taken to russian hospitals if necessary he also has offered his condolences and held a one minute silence for the the teenagers mostly who di

throughout the afternoon so let's just bring you up to date a gun and bomb attack on a college in crimea has left nineteen people dead and more than seventy injured all the victims are from a local area russia's investigative committee has reclassified the incident go from a terror attack to murder three days of mourning have been declared in the region russia's investigative committee says the explosion happened in the college canteen and the device was packed with metal objects investigators are now studying lots of c.c.t.v. footage witnesses reported seeing the suspect carrying a rifle is the moment of the attack. the reversible i look at. to talk with. the police. must be right that the still moving. oh. we're going to we're going to get. you. the footage to have the moments just after the attack with a college is in the city of kurt which is in the southern part of russia in eastern crimea and the attack happened at around midday local time that's about six hours ago a college student witnessed the shooting and described what she saw. was the more reasonable now do you know who open

to correspondent is in crimea and brings us details of how the tragic events unfolded. it began as an you wouldn't read day at this college in carriage with students faculty going about classes fitting the cafeteria going about their meals when an improvised explosive device or bomb detonated in the cafeteria on the first floor was apparently incredibly powerful packed with bolts and nuts designed to maim to wound to kill people and of course panic windows blew out students were all over the floor running in fear. they will do as to what was happening and that is when the gunman himself the chief suspect being a student an eighteen year old student at the college that's when he shot drunk walking down the corridors down the first and second floor shooting at faculty members at stuff members as well as students seemingly indiscriminately nineteen people are reported dead more than seventy injured and from the perspective of the students it was truly a horrifying experience. when we see. it is you know the is that of all those that. grows. was the father would be growing.

about ukrainians leaving crimea the russians have expanded their presence in crimea you will never get in crimea back surely that's a reality now that you just have to accept no we don't have to accept this reality we have seen the sample of baltic states that have been occupied by the soviet union for more than fifty years and. for that matter the u.s. for example did not recognize this this occupation of the. as as a legal one of the u.s.s.r. of this baltic republics and that's exactly will be the case that with the crimea it will one day come back here saying would you meet me half way and say there are plenty of people who are not happy with me from kiev would you accept that. it's not about being unhappy with the rules from it's about that fact that quite a few of. russian citizens have already moved in crimea at this particular point that the terror and the human rights violations in crimea are just terrific people are afraid to speak out and no one is denying the human rights abuses either by russian forces or russian separatists but the u.n. which of mana to the conflict in pro

with the investigation ongoing three days of mourning have been declared in crimea . that is some of the other stories making news around the world the world health organization has warned that the outbreak in the democratic republic of congo could worsen dramatically. stop short of declaring that official public health emergency but said there's a danger of a potentially fatal disease that could spread to neighboring countries. protesters trying to stop women from entering one of india's most sacred hindu sites have been forcefully removed by police the country's top court ruled that the. temple in the southern part of the country must allow women of all ages to enter the traditionalists including some women are opposed to the decision. israel's conducted twenty asterix of gaza and closed its border with the palestinian territory this after a rocket fired from gaza struck a house in southern israel home wednesday israel blames hamas which governs in gaza for the rocket attack but the biggest group denies responsibility. the united nations special envoy for syria is t

about ukrainians leaving crimea the russians have expanded their presence in crimea you would never get in crimea back surely that's a reality now that you just have to accept no we don't have to accept this reality we have seen the sample of baltic states that have been occupied by the soviet union for more than fifty years and. for that matter the u.s. for example did not recognize this this occupation of the. as as a legal one of the u.s.s.r. of this baltic republics and that's exactly will be the case that with the crimea it will one day come back home saying would you meet me half way and say there are plenty of people who are not happy with me from kiev would you accept that. it's not about being unhappy with the rules from kiev it's about that fact that quite a few of. russian citizens have already moved in crimea at this particular point that the terror and the human rights violations in crimea are just terrific people are afraid to speak out and no one is denying the human rights abuses either by russian forces or russian separatists but the u.n. which of mana to the confli

tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack on the technical college.h annexed crimea from ukraine four years ago, flowers laid near the kremlin wall. the tragedy of events one thing on which people in both places can agree on. it's not clear precisely how things unfolded, but here is what we do know. at least one explosion inside the building and then shooting, with reports of the gunman going from room to room, targeting students, then turning the weapon on himself. at first it was thought this was an act of terror. this woman is one of the college staff and says she saw many bodies, children's bodies. "it was a real act of "terrorism, she says. but russian authorities are now simply calling it mass murder carried out by an 18—year—old student who's been named as vladislav roslyakov. his motives aren't clear, but it's thought he developed a hostile attitude to his college. speaking in kiev, ukraine's president, petro poroshenko, called the victims ukrainian citizens and said the killings were a tragedy. russia has started an investigation. earlier, pr

said to be local as we know they were students and teenagers who were studying college in eastern crimea in the city of investigators have now finished searching the college and say no further explosively been found russia's investigative committee has reclassified the incident from a terror attack to murder the memorial events are set to be held tomorrow and three days of mourning have been declared and the region the main suspect is a student at the college and has been named. the cough has to have turned his gun on himself security measures have been in the pinch all schools colleges and universities across. russia the military helping to evacuate the injured from the scene of the blast crimea has declared three days of mourning russia's investigative committee says the explosion happened in the college canteen and that the device was packed with metal objects explosive experts are at the scene to investigate is also studying c.c.t.v. footage we've just heard the death toll has gone up to nineteen witnesses reported seeing the suspect carrying a rifle the explosion was first reported

s life from god led a massacre in crimea reports that gunmen burst into a college shot seventeen dead and injured dozens more before dying himself from gunshot wounds we'll bring you the latest from ukraine also on the program. turkish police and the home of the saudi. widens its investigation into the disappearance of a dissident saudi journalist jamal khashoggi hasn't been seen since the end of the consulate in istanbul two weeks ago. british prime minister theresa may meet a new leaders in brussels talk of the u.k. crashing onto the european union without a deal gets louder disagreement on the irish border is one of the biggest obstacles . i'm phil gal welcome to the program at least seventeen people have been killed dozens injured in a gun attack in russia annexed crimea it took place at a college in the black sea port city of cash rational thought she said eighteen year old college student. an eighteen year old student at the college shot other students before killing himself. the drama unfolded at around noon with what sounded like an explosion. conflicting reports followed some

crimea declares three days of mourning — after a gun and bomb attack at a college left at least 19 deadi'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: no breakthrough for britain, brexit and the irish border. theresa may meets eu leaders but they say she's offering nothing new. running battles with police in the indian state of kerala as hindu protesters try to stop women entering a temple for the first time. live from our studios in singapore in london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1 in the morning in london and 8 in the evening in washington where president trump has denied covering up for saudi arabia over the suspected murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. but he said the us would not walk away from its ally. a team of turkish investigators has been examining the residence of the saudi arabian consul in istanbul for evidence. our correspondent, mark lowen reports from istanbul. at reports from istanbul. the home where diplomats entertain, at the home where diplomats entertain, police hunting the darkest of crimes. the saudi

news live from berlin a gun massacre in crimea reports the a gunman burst into a college and shot seventeen dead and injured dozens before dying of a gun shot himself we'll get the latest from ukraine. also coming up e.u. leaders had to brussels to try to break the deadlock over brags that the irish border issue is the main stumbling block to germany's chancellor merkel says she is preparing for a possible no deal drugs that will go live to brussels. canada to legalize marijuana for everyday use the government says the move will protect minors and hit to organized crime. also coming up in the next sixty minutes d.w. visits the former capital of the so-called islamic state of iraq up was liberated from i asked occupation a year ago we look at how the u.s. has both willing and unwilling to help a city that is airstrikes largely destroyed. and germany's national football team coach working dove suffers another painful loss of body looks likely to cling on to his job for now ask an improved performance against friends. i'm sorry so much got to thank you for joining us at least seventeen people

tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack on the technical college.imea from ukraine four years ago, flowers laid near the kremlin wall. the tragedy of events one thing on which people in both places can agree on. it's not clear precisely how things unfolded, but here is what we do know. at least one explosion inside the building and then shooting, with reports of the gunman going from room to room, targeting students, then turning the weapon on himself. at first it was thought this was an act of terror. this woman is one of the college staff and says she saw many bodies, children's bodies. "it was a real act of "terrorism, she says. but russian authorities are now simply calling it mass murder carried out by an 18—year—old student who has been named as vladislav roslyakov. his motives aren't clear, but it is thought he developed a hostile attitude to his college. speaking in kiev, ukraine's president petro poroshenko called the victims ukrainian citizens and said the killings were a tragedy. russia has started an investigation. earlier, president put

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panic in crimea as the bomb exploded in a school in the most eastern city of here. ambulances and military trucks rushed to the scene among the dead many teenagers dozens of students in the vocational training school suffered injuries they were taken to hospitals in both crimea and russia the two story school is happily damaged a gas explosion was initially thought to have caused the blast but it soon became clear it wasn't an accident investigators say the bomb exploded in the canteen and the gunmen walked around the school with a rifle shooting everyone he saw then police found the body of an eighteen year old student in the school library they say he shot himself and consider him to be the only attacker your future religious symbolism in years it is already clear that this is a crime motives and versions of this tragedy of being carefully investigated russian president putin held a minute of silence for the victims after his meeting with egyptian president sisi in sochi put in recently opened a new bridge which connects russia with crimea the peninsula was annexe

also very vocal in his opposition to that takeover and within about two months of russia taking of crimea he had been arrested and was then charged and later found guilty of preparing terrorist attacks as the russian authorities say against russian targets of crimea and also being a member of a band ukrainian nationalist organization. this is a case that isn't going away anytime soon this is a case that's still very present in the national magination here in ukraine their constant campaigns events and all the publicity around this and being a filmmaker this is a case that is attracts a lot of attention from creatures around the world now he's given up his hunger strike does not mean he's given up on his demands from russia to free ukrainian political prisoners. not at all he said he'd only done this under duress he says he's been put under pressure by the authorities in russia and that the doctors treating him currently had threatened to force feed him and to quote turn him into a vegetable to take away that little bit of freedom self-control he still has he also apologized his supporters

with the investigation ongoing three days of mourning have been declared in crimea. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the world health organization has warned that the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo could worsen dramatically the w.h.o. stopped short of declaring an official public health emergency but said there is a danger of the potentially fatal disease spreading to neighboring countries israel has conducted twenty year strikes on gaza and closed its border with the palestinian territory this after a rocket fired from gaza struck a house in southern israel early on wednesday israel blames hamas which governs in gaza for the rocket attack but the militant group has denied responsibility the united nations special envoy for syria will reportedly step down at the end of november stefan that mysterious is the third person to fill the position during the seven year syrian conflict after more than four years in the row he told the un security council today that he is leaving for personal reasons t

crimea they've been transported to various. the pentagon their injuries but it all begat in the early hours of the morning with a ball. doesn't. appear. to succumb otherwise to talk about it like the us military for. a. lot. of. people that there's a bit. of. you. do you want. to blow up a nice young sneakiness you know the who is the who knows the hollies clothes the. bad idea was used to yeah yeah there's all you need to look at but mainly because the bothered going to be even though. the local. guys who. i'm with look at the design of the i know he knew all the boys even the all of. you don't want to see the good generally believe. that. the bomb itself you can see the damage behind me was so powerful that never mind the windows did not go window frames themselves out this was an incredibly powerful bomb packed with shrapnel would not swerve bolts designed to maximize the number of people hurt or killed in the initial. there's the nation's. explosive device which. nevertheless. is in mourning it is coming to grips with what

report on his visit to saudi arabia and in other news a bomb blast and a shooting at a college in crimea police say a student committed suicide after killing and injuring dozens of his classmates. so take his team of investigators to finally end to the consul's residence in istanbul as they search for clues in the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi turkish sources have also told al-jazeera that a bodyguard for the saudi crown prince was the one who led the operation against kushal ji who is believed to have been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul mohamed bin someone the crown prince he is seen here with see him in the red box matter of the lizzie's among the body got who had nine hundred phone calls with saudi officials on october the second which is of course the data showed she went missing four of those calls would have been someone's private secretary the bodyguard also rented a private jet under his name an aircraft reported to have flown a group of men to istanbul fifteen days ago is the team in washington d.c. she's at the white house will be with her shortly a

a series of dramatic events in the city of courage in the east of crimea at a vocational training school where mostly teenagers for getting their classes huge explosion was heard and then also gunshot wounds ambulances rushed immediately to the scene and also military trucks were seen there was a huge concern especially also in moscow where there was speculation about this possibly be a terrorist attack or troops were also sent emergency helicopters were sent. president put in a media offer to the wounded to be taken to russian hospitals if necessary he also has offered his condolences and held a one minute silence for the the teenagers mostly who died but also some of the school personnel who are victims of this attack turned out later on when it was the gators had access to the school that there was a body of an eighteen year old student found in the library he's a fourth grader and they said the committed suicide it's not clear what his motives are for this tragic event killing his fellow students at this school in the east of crimea of course the city of courage is very sensitive to

also, a massacre in crimea. a teenager reportedly shot and killed at least 19 of his fellow college stutudents, injured dozs more, and then turned the gun on himself. more gruesome details about how saudi journalist jamal khashoggi died inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. turkish police say they have more evidence pointing towards the saudi royal family. and dw takes you inside what was once the capital of so-called islamic state. the city of rocket was liberated from i.s. occupationn one year ago. tonight we report on the u.s. willing and unwilling to help rebuild the city is coalition airstrikes largely destroyed. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. they tried again, and again they failed. european union leaders are meeting in brussels tonight. they had hoped to break the deadlock for a deal for britaian to withdraw from the european union. shortly befofore the summit gern chancellor angela merkel said she was optimistic a deal could be done. britain's prime minister theresa may told mo

prayers for the victims of this tragedy again live pictures right here from the town of carthage in crimea one day after the massacre . now people have also been gathering to mourn the victims throughout the night with residents of sevastopol and moscow bringing flowers and candles to the city's coach memorials and with the investigation into the attack still well underway. have reports from the scene but it's still sinking in it's so much sorrow it's so much grief over the loss confusion as to why this happened there's no obvious motive no explanation no who isn't. so many faces here this tape is more tragic news overnight the death toll has been revised upwards again from nineteen to twenty we now have the names of all of those that were killed five of them c.v. is faculty members start from the college itself behind me fifteen of them students teenagers cut down in their prime. between sixteen to ninety in the hospital we have ten people in critical condition fighting for their lives in all more than seventy people were injured forty remain in hospitals around in the crimea they've been

now our top story this hour a gun under bomb attack at a college in crimea has left twenty people dead and more than seventy injured it was carried out by a student who later committed suicide all of the victims have been identified friends and relatives have been gathering at the site of the massacre to mourn the loss of their loved ones. like. leave. my. life. blameless leader like life. or life i say heard from one of the survivors off the mass shooting. birds that move we see of oh they're going to open it yes it is you know those that have all you know is that of ali's close that's you're good he's you publicly thought it was you this deviates yet bizarrely detailed but the leap was the father to go is the go. by the who. i'm i was like i know you are the boys you thought. you know what do you little good you know you do you. also obtained pictures from outside the college showing broken glass and dave left by the explosion our correspondent maria fanaa is in with the latest on the tragedy. behind me is that paula technical college jane precious crimean city of parents where that

all expense of peacefully expressed his opposition to the legal station and occupation of his home crimea and therefore was sentenced to twenty years it is a political decision clearly and we have taken it because there is this sense of urgency to change course in russia very transparent they're just admitting you know we are taking sides here i'm just wondering i mean is this largely a symbolic gesture because it will it just fall on deaf ears i mean how much of a difference is it going to make really potentially even maybe the opposite of what they want to achieve given the kremlin's track record in not wanting to be seen to respond under pressure they don't want to be seen to be allowing themselves to be dictated to from brussels there have been signals there from moscow from various officials that they could maybe consider a pardon for him but that's not going to happen because all expense of says he's innocent he refuses to even recognize russia's authority to try him so that way of defusing the situation is not on the cards how is all i sense of how is he doing do we know we have ve