of nikolai of mathias. thank you so much. will the w is no longer able to report from within russia because the authorities withdrew our accreditation. so i corresponding killian buyer is following the russian reaction to the incident in crimea from brooklyn, in lithuania, hello to you, killian. so tell us what you are hearing from russian sources. well, we're actually hearing a contradicting reports. first of all, it was said that a fuel tank had blown up on this freight train, which was traveling over the bridge. and so it's important to note the bridge, the bridge going over the strait of coach has a train line which is separate. and then there is a dual carriageway with 2 lines in both directions. and so what we, what we see indeed that the train is burning and russian official said that the train was at so that the fuel tank had caught fire. and now they've come out and said that there has been a car bomb. in fact, to be more precise. m a truck has exploded and they're blaming at the ukrainians for, for this attack. so a

ok, mathias. could you just remind just why is that a is, is an active target for attacks like this one. what we've seen in the past few months is that the cities that are close to the front line like nikolai, which is not far from where i am like heart give is up. what is your also have been preferred targets by the russians that might have to do with the fact that they can be hit by cheap, a low range missiles. we often see them using as 300 massage. these are at the beginning. they were or by design, they are anti aircraft massage, but they can be modified so they can hit targets on the ground. and russia has a much bigger stock of them then of the mid range missiles they have been using extensively at the beginning. it seems that they are not as abundant as before. so that might be one reason. there might also be some other reason that russia is basically targeting the areas that it claims it hard is an area that claims michel live is an area that claimed at the beginning, although it's not pa

w is mathias billing and reporting for us from the ukrainian city of nikolai of mathias. thank you so much. well, ukrainian authorities say they found $200.00 graves in the eastern ukrainian city of lemon. the military governor of the internet region has published photos of the graves on his telegram channel. the pictures which have yet to be verified show emergency personnel wearing wine protective suits in. according to our ferry on the governor says exclamations have already begun. the officials have not yet confirmed if the bodies are of civilians or ukrainian soldiers. russia retreated from the area last weekend. the crane says is recaptured thousands of square kilometers in his counter offensive against russia. bond moscow's forces are still launching assaults of their own. the city of battlement in the eastern and ask region has come under intense russian artillery fire residence. there are trying to fleet a safety, but getting out is far from easy blown up to hinder, the advancing russians now back moot residence of forced to make a difficult journey across. what'

dw correspond, mathias bring us in chief and joins as though mathias russian attacks have destroyed. a good part of ukraine's energy infrastructure, their blackouts, and work tricity rationing. what's the government's saying about that? you know, the government has asked the people to cut down on energy use. it has not off people to cut completely, but cut down on energy use today to see whether this can work. it's clear that the grid is that there's too much pressure on the grid and that not enough energy is produced. electricity with 30 percent of the facilities destroyed are out of function right now that produce and also part of the grid. the country needs to cut down on energy use and today is a test run whether this can be done voluntarily, or whether the government will have to resort to what we've seen last week when parts of the city and here was shut off for several hours. there was a scheme, so entire residential areas being cut off in order to ease pressure on the grid. what's the latest from the battlefield mathias? we've been hearing all week that things appear to be co

our correspond mathias spelling of the, in the ukranian capital. keith un, general assembly is debating whether to condemn russia's annexations of 4 regions in ukraine. the full $193.00 member assembly is expected to vote in the coming hours last month. moscow said it annexed for partially occupied regions of ukraine, including lu hans, the next separation and her song. the assembly has already rejected russia's earlier bid for a secret ballot. our chief international editor richard walker, is with me in the studio here to talk us through the vote. so tell us richard, what to expect from that note in the general assembly. what's at stake here? well, it is very important terry's. so this is the 2nd time that the un general assembly has had a chance to vote on the conflicts in ukraine. the 1st time was back in march. when 141 members of the un general assembly. so well over a 2 thirds majority voted in favor of resolution, really condemning russia invasion. and this was in the very early days of the invasion, of course, that's many months ago now. no

he joins me now from ukraine's city of usenet mathias welcome. what more can you tell us about distractions up or is yeah, yeah, at the moment it seems like 17 people have been confirmed dead and around 50 in the hospitals strike it several residential buildings. and if you look at the pictures of these buildings, they were basically cut in half with a missile, hitting in the middle, and the middle of the building collapsed. then we might expect many more desk under the rubble at the moment. they are trying to save rescue, remember they can rescue and to get a better picture also of how many people were in the building at the time. ok, mathias, could you just remind just why is that bridge? yeah. is, is an active target for attacks like this one. what we've seen in the past few months is that the cities that are close to the front line, like nikolai, which is not far from where i am, like heart give is up. what is your also have been preferred targets by the russians that might have to do with the fact that they can be hit by cheap, a low, low ra

who is in kia mathias. there have been fresh attacks on the capital and other cities. tell us what you know. yeah, they were again attacks this morning. my rockets this time on an energy facility. the prosecutor's office has just said that 2 people have been killed in this attack and the infrastructure has been damaged. but pretty much fits the pattern that we've seen throughout the past few days. russia mainly targeting energy facilities, heating power stations and electric power stations before winter in order to inflict more damage on civilians here in ukraine. and so, so far are these attacks keep happening and keep happening in a massive way. today, several targets throughout the region yesterday. 40 drones, we're hearing, we're launched on ukraine. 37 was shut down by ad defenses, but still a, approximately 10 came through and they were hitting facilities here and he had 5 drones hit, not the facility itself, but a building next to it to residential building. and that's where yesterday 4 people were killed. you say there's a, a pattern there, mateus. so how do th

mathias. yeah, we've heard several a cause to leave the, the region from these authorities to either go to the left bank or further near a river. so here on is on the right bank and these territories, that would be the 1st in the ukrainian that i would be on the right bank. and of course the reverse chrome other regions that russia has occupied there. we're relocating people forcibly to rush up, possibly to assimilate them there, which would be of course, a war cry. there are indications, mathias that russia is reaching out to other countries for support. talk to us about that. yes. when talking mainly about iran. we've seen these attacks on key, for example, this week, but also on other places in ukraine that have been carried out by ukrainian so called come because the drones loitering munitions, that's jones that can fly over terry tree. they loitered there and then they hit that target. they have proven to be more effective for the russians when they try to hit the 1000000000 targets mostl

so his speeches also are much less interesting to people. mathias ballinger and keith. thank you. the united nations is sounding another warning on climate change, saying that the window of opportunity to keep global warming at a minimum is closing fast. the u. s. new emissions gap report says that return nations are not doing enough or even promising to do enough to cut carbon emissions . it says the world is on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer by the end of the century. far off, the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. he, when secretary general antonio good ted ash says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing. fust, greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions gap report confirms they remain at dangers and the record ice and still rising commitments to let 0 or was 0 without the plans, policies and actions the back it up. oh, rolls cannot afford anymore green washin

well, terri mathias is covered many of the capabilities of these drones the problem. the new cranium perspective is a swarming aspect and otherwise i'll be fine salvos of 203040, of which most of most of which of course will be shot down by ukrainian. i. defenses, the total is over time. if your crane is going to be using miss 1000 to fix as far as on when are mostly, but to great extent they are not, will have eventually the effect of cutting down the numbers of, of, of the size of the credit is half. they're very cheap and missiles are very expensive, so the credit is going to be working on other ways to shoot down these drums by way of guns. for example, the german gap, our system is very good and at the close in weapon systems. so to come back to question, how effective they are, that very effective in large numbers to have an attrition effect. but i think over the next few weeks, ukraine is beginning to grip on this. it's a worry that military's of had a long time. and ukraine is getting plenty of help and they're developing their own counter measures quite succe

this with us cross straight over to our correspond mathias pulling it in keith. but he has tell us more about these attacks this morning. how bad were they? yeah, they did. it was it had an attack by drone i'm it seems for at least explosions. hop and guarantee if i'm not close to one of the places where they hit an apartment block being hit by the dro, we heard that at least one person is dead. about 18 people have been rescued from the rubble. the man was here in the morning. right. now, the air raid sirens have been on again so that my people drove expected. it was quite a massive attack. 28 drones flying to kill today. most of them being shut down by the defense. but it's definitely something in the, in the order of what we've seen already last week and he remains the target in called a levy, a jones my direct infrastructure object, but they do hit residential buildings, residential areas without regard to 1000000000. you said that many of the drones were shut down. mathias, i've seen reports that more than 80 percent were shot down our keeps air defenses imp

but look, there had been leaks as mathias said. everybody knows who did it. there's no doubt about it at mother's formula now. so not this was a ukrainian operational you said it's a significant part of russia's infrastructure. tell us how significant is this bridge most of russia's military supplies heading towards the front. that mathias was on at mc alive. curse on nava koch ever comes through over that bridge is 36000 tons a day of material people and fuel cross that bridge. and it's gonna make it said that the the function of the bridge simply cannot be replaced. what the russians will have to do now is use fairies. they had got some military transport there to replace some of the military carrying capability. but it simply won't gonna come near to the, the capacity the bridge. that big problem now is that a lot of the traffic will come down through the town of melissa palm, which is just northwest actually my alpo. and that puts, it puts the supplies to crimea right within the range of, of ukrainian artillery who can exercise. and let's say the influenc

let's go back to mateus burling and now in ukraine mathias. we saw people in ukraine celebrating this bridge strike, but there are also some fears involved. could you tell us a bit more about that? there is clearly the expectation that russia might step up. it's a tax on ukranian civilian infrastructure on civilians in the next few days. and they have also been experts, military experts have been warning people to be more cautious in the next few days because of course nobody expected to go without retaliation. however, i haven't heard anybody who has said, well, they shouldn't have done this now they're going to happen something terrible. it has been very much welcomed and that's because this bridge is so symbolic and also because it's so important for the russian supply lines and. and there's basically consensus that ukraine needs to take back these territories. and of course, destroying supply lines is something that seems very rational to most people. so i really haven't heard anybody who has said that this shouldn't have happened inside y

all day doubly correspondent mathias building. it is in the capital. keith mathias, a ukrainian flag was raised on the outskirts of lehman on saturday. do we know if ukraine has now retaken the entire town? now what we've been hearing from the russian ministry of defense is that they have withdrawn from the town. so yes, you great. a lemon is now under ukrainian control. mit is, is, is being sold as an important strategic victory for ukraine. is that the case? yeah, lemon is the 1st major settlement that the ukraine has been able to take back in the done by us. now if we look back at to march this year, end of march, beginning of april, when the russian forces withdrew from the key of region and the other regions in the north journey events on we dead, they were concentrating all their efforts on the don bass at the time, and they were bringing all their firepower and all their manpower into the john bus . and they were advancing slowly and there. but they claimed that recapturing the whole of dumbasses was there a target their main objective of that p

so it's a, it's not very likely, but it might be some kind of a intimidation strategy that was mathias billing and keep now despite the ongoing bore some ukrainians are returning to their homes in the east of the country as ukrainian forces make gains on the battlefield. now i have reported mathias that we just heard from was on the 1st train in 6 months to the city of crematory, which is located in the dumbass region. the train is on schedule, it's a passenger train into a war zone. the 1st train from clean to cromer tours main city of the ukrainian controlled part of the don bus. oh, from a toss. it says 30 kilometers from the frontline, the city itself frequently. but alina, fyodor over has decided to return her chin, which we thought about going by bus, but no transport goes there. when we found this train yesterday, i was closest tearing up. we've spent half a year in poland and i want to go home on the train stopped running there in april when the station came under fire and at least 50 people were waiting for another creation train were killed by a rocket. it was one of the most

he got his mathias fairly good, joins his nelson kiva, mathias russia, clearly wrapping up a tax on ukraine's critical energy infrastructure. and now we're getting reports of news strikes this morning. yes. and it seems to be really one of the worst strikes in these past few days. or where we have seen constant attacks on energy infrastructure on power plants on a relay stations, et cetera, et cetera. a 30 misses were hearing were fired this morning on ukraine, 18 intercepted, but 12, it seems have hit their targets are over all over the country. they are in the western part, there are attacks and they are, i attacks in the central and in the southern parcher, those rockets were meant for. keith didn't make it through. but again, massive strikes all over the country on infrastructure, a lot of damage. some of the plans that were hit to day seem to be or already have been in the process of repairing. they have been hit before so the russia continues to attack. these are infrastructures before winter in order to make life more difficult. here, through the winter months, maybe you getting to my

joining us al, from keith is our correspond mathias bellingham. but he has bring us up to date on the latest russian attacks in ukraine. what's been happening there today? yes, several missiles have been taken down pipe by air defense and also drones. so a lot was flying around in the air today. and some of it also hit that was the case in a village near ki, of where that's where the information that we're given by the authorities infrastructure has been hit. but we don't know exactly what and the southern the city of mich alive has also been hit mc alive. been one of the cities that frequently shelled by rockets. it's very close to the frontline so they can use rocket types that would not reach deep into the territory there. that's why this city, along with others that are close to the front line or to the russian border. like, what is your or hockey are showed much more often and their residential building was hit again, a 5 story building a we've just seen the pictures of the boy was taken out under the rob. i understand the head of the u. s. n

and joining us now from keith is our correspond. mathias billing or mathias? what's the latest information you have on this 4th straight day of russian attacks? yeah, we've heard that misses have hit again in mich alive, michel, i've is one of the places that are being hit constantly throughout this war. and the reason the most probable reason for that is that it's relatively close to the front line. so russia can use a lot of her rockets that wouldn't hit further as 300 missiles. for example. that's air defense misses originally that can be re, programs, jew hits targets on the ground and russia has much more meant much more. they're much more abundant than, than other kinds of mid range misses. so we have heard, we've just seen it or that a boy has been found under the rubble. and there is a fear that there might be more people in this apartment building that has been here. we've also heard about strikes in the key of regions with these iranian drones. these iranian jones have appeared about a few weeks ago here. and they are fluent into the cherry tree that

w, 's mathias barely got in keith. the energy crisis triggered by russia cutting gas supplies has created a rift within the european union at a summit in brussels. e u leaders managed to agree on a road map aimed at shielding consumers from shoring prices. but key differences have not been shuttle. most member states including france, a pushing for a cap on what they're prepared to pay for gas, but germany home to the use biggest economy fears such a cat could see suppliers seek alternative markets for more. let's go across to d. w. corresponded jack paris in brussels. jack uh, what are the highlights of this road map? right, so the e u leaders of a 9. so what they're calling a roadmap is a bit of a bit of a bell here in brussels. in other words, similar to that is framework essentially means they haven't managed to come to an agreement. so they want to look at the way in which they can come to an agreement on these issues after 11 hours on this energy topic. lossing, until about 4 am in the morning, they still couldn'

earlier i asked our corresponded in t mathias voting of what he knows about that deadlier strike in the dentist. greek . yeah, we don't know exactly how it was carried out, but would we've seen as the pictures and social media horrific pitches of bodies lying mixed to market stands? this town of diva is one of the towns where the line of confrontation, the line of contact, came to a halt in 2014, 2015. and it's it ever since been a one of the frontline towns. and it has been frequently showed since the beginning of the full scale invasion february, this year, the shelling has been stepped up all along this line and a, all these places are under constant fire. it's no surprise that a place like a market has been hit because the shelling is pretty indiscriminate on civilian objects on military objects. wherever these shells rain down wherever they fall. that we have seen these missile attacks across the country hitting numerous towns and cities over the past couple of days. mathias, how are people in care of and elsewhere coping with that while life is more or less back to normal, people

you say there's a pattern there. mathias. how do the attacks that we've seen today compare with yesterday strikes on t event, other parts of ukraine besides the fact that today they were using rockets and yesterday, jones. it's pretty much the same pattern, it's but these are attacks on infrastructure objects. these are attacked also on civilians. both keep happening at the same time. we do not know for every rocket to a job whether it hit the intended target or something nearby. i just sent the drones yesterday here and they might have been targeted at the energy facility. but for example, this morning, the rockets that we seen in mac alive was hitting a residential building again. and that's what happened in this. it is near the front line. they're mostly hit by as 300 rockets, so targets trying to inflict damage, not on military facilities, but on energy infrastructure and civilians. what a people you're talking to, they're in the capital and elsewhere around ukraine make of these wide spread attacks. what do they suspect

w mathias billing, who is in usually in the south of the country. high mathias, can you tell us more about one of the nobel peace prize winners? the ukranian human human rights organizations center for civil liberties. the organization has been founded in 2007, and in the past few years have more and more been engaged in documenting what was happening in the don bus region in the war zone after 2014, they have documented force disappearances, for example, from the region and since this year, since the blue scale invasion, the ration full scale invasion folks, they have mainly focused on documenting war crimes, russian war crimes. and in that function they have been pretty influential here in the crane and also internationally. and they have done a lot of work in all these areas that used to be occupied by the russians. where when the russians left, it was the task was to document what they had done there and find evidence with these war crimes. so they can be maybe later used in court proceedings, international court or ukrainian was the be what's t

which crossed right over to our correspondent in chia mathias. burling mathias president, vladimir putin has declared martial law in ukrainian territories that russia illegally annexed. what does this mean in practical terms? well, we don't know the details yet. what this will mean? we know what it means on the paper and it gives them a lot more power than they had before or then it gives them the power, for example, to control movement inside the territory. it gives them the power officially to relocate people. and that which is in connection with these calls on that valuation that they have made and power to the military administration. however, of course, the territories have been occupied since the beginning of the war, us in the 1st month of the war and under occupation. of course, there was also no rule of law as we know it's so it's so with a what, what would be the practical impact of these new rules if unclear. but if formalize is the power of the many drug administration? well there been reports of explosions in chia during the past couple of hours, mathias year. are there what

bellinger standing by in cave mathias. what is the ukrainian reaction to vladimir putin putting blame on the west for his invasion of ukraine and infesting it on going to plan it's something that we've heard before and that's why most ukrainians are just frogging it off as another round by the old man. i am hootin has said this time and time again. and if before the war people were watching his speech is trying to figure out what he's going to do, we all know now what he is doing is we also know what he is successful at and what he is not successful at. we know that he, his amused ferrying much worse than many, had expected on the battlefield and that he has much less options now than people thought he would have before the war. so he has in a way, lost its men, his manner sink statue. he is, of course, causing a lot of harm to this country, but what he's saying now isn't any more as interesting as it was before interesting in the way that it had consequences that people were expecting consequences for this. it's just her

our correspond mathias pulling a there in the ukranian capital. keith, moscow says it, his detained 8 suspects connected to last week's explosion on the bridge connecting russia and the occupied ronnie of crimean peninsula, the security services. they include 5 russians and 3 ukrainians and armenian citizens. or russia says they are suspected of carrying out a terrorist attack, allegedly organized by ukraine. keith has not claimed responsibility for the blast and has called moscow's investigation. nonsense. he w kilian, buyer in riga has more details on those arrests. yes, this be has come out with very detailed plans of how these this bomb allegedly came from ukraine to russia, traveling through bulgaria, georgia at armenia and then back into russia. they said it was aboard a truck and it had been hidden inside of plastic construct construction wrapping, thick plastic m material and under which the explosives were hidden around $22.00 tons heavy. the whole thing was, they said they also said they arrested 2 more ukrainian nationals of suspected t

, bowling a n t a mathias. tell us more about these attacks this morning. help bad. were they not? yeah, i'm just a few meet is from the place where funny, where we've just seen funny being this morning. we've been driven out a little bit by the police from here. and it, at least for the explosions happened today in peeve. these were caused by coming cancer, drones by these iranian made coming concert drones that have been attacking the country for a few weeks. now we heard that at least one person is dead, and 18 people have been rescued from the rubble and but to the rescue work is still ongoing and there are fears that there might more attacks might follow. that has been another air raid alarm since then. and news that something was flying in our direction again. so we will see what the day brings. understand many of the drones were shot down. mathias are, keeps air defenses. improving. right? that's right sir. 28 drones we heard were launched. woods give a number of explosions for maybe 5 or so. the majorit

understand many of the drones were shot down. mathias are keeps air defenses, improving friday. that's right sir. 28 drones we heard were launched. woods give a number of explosions for maybe 5 i so the majority of them were shut down. now, these iranian drones that relatively new weapons in this war and for the every new weapon poses a new challenge to the air rates is to, to the air defenses. and in the beginning, we saw that many of these drones were getting through, but with time more and more our shut down. now we had a tax or drones launched a key of every day. but most of the time they didn't hit today, they launched a big number and the bigger the number, the more the probability is that some of them will get through. but your friends are learning quickly to deal with these. they pose a certain challenge because they fly pretty low so the rate is won't catch them as easily as rockets, for example. and it's more difficult to react to them. but it is, it's a permanent process of adaptation and we are seeing that defenses are much better now than they were just a few weeks

mathias people here have developed, developed quite some resilience. and what we see now is that whenever something happens anywhere in the ukraine emergency services, but also technical services are pretty quick to her, make her sites accessed a little bit again, a patch road so that traffic can flow again and get back to some kind of usability, usability of public facilities. we've been today at the bridge. i don't know if you remember that there, there the glass bridge, a tourist attraction, whereby rockets came on just next to bruce the circular pictures that day and the crater next to this already. and it's just, this is a park, this is not a major road, it's, it's a little park park road. it's already been patched and they were repairing the fences and everything. but yes, we were getting reports that the russian installed head of the occupied hassan region has asked for an evacuation of civilians. they are what you make of that. yeah, we've heard that a few days ago, and today he reiterated that he wanted russia to evacuate civilians from there

what can you tell us about these evacuations mathias. no, we've heard several a cause to leave the, the region from these authorities to either go to the left bank offer that near a river. so histone is on the right bank and these territories, that would be the 1st in the ukraine in that i would be on the right bank. and of course the reverse, quite broad there. so it would be a natural barrier for them or even to relocate to russia. they're off. he is of course, in ukraine that this might been full mean force deputations. we've seen that from other regions that russia has occupied there. we're relocating people forcibly to rush up, possibly to assimilate them there, which would be of course, a will cry. there are indications, mathias that russia is reaching out to other countries for support. talk to us about that. yes, we're talking mainly about iran. we've seen these attacks on key if, for example, this week, but also on other places in ukraine that have been carried out by ukrainian so called can because the drones loitering munition

what began as a hobby for mathias fare is now a site business. he actually runs a cleaning company, which is why he and his team developed a travel conversion case. he personified vitamins as we never wanted to come up with some kind of make ship solution i. it was for the commercial market unbeaten, which meant providing aversion that was easy to use and performed well on the road and kept the customer satisfied somewhat. for i'm and little quinta to fitness. dashed on the e version is a no frills of fair in keeping with the true bonds style to ta but but some things you just can't replicate driving an electric, travis is an entirely different experience for the e. s. ya konica reliable comparison. we're doing 70 and the noise you hear is more the transmission than the car itself out of the electric makeover is possible with any cheaper than to model not started out as a prototype in 2012 is now a standard package, but dr. is, can either do the conversion themselves, all have bad, do it. the 1st step is to got the vehicle out us for a while now

and we're back with mathias billing and mateus. what was that experience like? what did you take away from that journey? well, on the surface, it was a very normal train ride to the train was pretty empty because the tickets have been a this says of the tickets have started just the night before. and these are very modern train was very comfortable to ride in them. but what has to happen in order to make this hostile is the interesting thing, because the train rides very close to where just a few weeks ago the frontline was and it's all it's through. the put pushback of the russian troops from mar is zoom and demand that this is a more or less safe passage. now of course, there is all there are attempts to destroy railway infrastructure, so or the train drivers have to be trained into to, to, to, to certain security measures. but overall, or the train or railway company in ukraine is doing quite a job here at s. bellinger in k thanks. i funerals for mine as killed in an explosion in northern too. he had begun. president richard type at once is $41.00. people wer

boulevard jones is now on the phone from usually in southern ukraine mathias. let's start with reports of russian forces on the wrong from advancing ukrainian forces. what are you hearing? yeah, we have heard that the ukraine, something able to take back quite a few cherry trees in the solid southern direction here. what is happening now is that russia is firing rockets on, mostly on civilian objects. we have seen rockets say things for ease. yeah, apartment blocks and last night. we've also heard that get confirmed officially be some struct, goliath and other frontline city. we've seen a different pattern them a few last few weeks. the beginning of the war in the beginning of the war. rockets, how it all over ukraine. now we've been concentrated on the cities of hoc, if you look alive, ends up with which are pretty close to the broad which are pretty close to the front lines. and the rockets they using off modified defense systems x $300.00. that seem to tell us that the mid range rockers that were reaching targets all over ukraine. health care got less and no

that was, and they did police mathias billing at reporting from keith. ok, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. now, you as president joe biden has said there will be consequences for saudi arabia following opec's decision to cut oil production. the reduction is seen as benefiting russia and comes just winked before us elections. botanist faced shop criticism over his july visit to the energy rich saudi arabia, despite human rights concerns. manas have gathered to mark the 20 year anniversary of the bali bombings in indonesia. 202 people were killed in the terror attacks carried on militants linked to the al qaeda. 88 of the dead were australian at a memorial in sydney, attended by strategies. prime minister dubs were released to symbolize the victims coronation die for britons. king charles will be made the 6th of next year that announcement from buckingham palace, which is expected to put together a much shorter and less extravagant ceremony than the 3 hour coronation of queen elizabeth. in 1953. the guest l

well earlier dw correspondence mathias pulling out in keith told us what this move would mean for the ongoing war . there has been some speculation that russia and then incorporation with billers would try attempt at another march on kia. and that would be most likely starting from bella roost from where we understand this. so these troops are deployed. however, there are lots of doubts about that. look to considering the situation of the russian army right now. and the defensive position that they are in, along the front line. it's hardly imaginable that they have resources for a big scale operation like this one. remember the last one failed. so something wouldn't need to be done differently if they wanted to succeed. and it's highly unlikely that they might succeed. however, of course, this is a worrying development, bella ros itself. would then in that scenario, contribute their own troops. they have about 60000 troops. that's not a lot, and they're not combat. they have no comeback experience. so it's, it's not very likely, but it might be some kind of a intimidation strategy. ti

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i corresponded mathias bullying and joins us from the usually in ukraine. south welcome mathias or wherever russian forces are on the run from advancing ukrainian or forces, but they're attacking civilian targets near cave. what does that tell us? was a pattern. we've seen a for some time when they're in the, in the defense defense and when they, when they have to see territory that attacks on cities have intensify. we've seen today. rockets fired on apartment blocks in support. easier. yesterday they were drone attacks on the town of b. let's here when you key, if they hit a barracks there. but more drones were on the way and some of them have been shot down. what is changing now if in the beginning of the war, these attacks in the hinterland they were conducted by mid range messiahs. now we are seeing these drones midway, mid range miss. i have been fired less and less throughout the past few weeks and months. so we might assume that their stocks are also getting scada, but they have acquired these jose from iraq. these drones are right now are still pret

they in care of mathias bellinger as always. thank you miss. yes. and now let's get a round up of some other world news making headlines. south cory as president you soup yo, has visited a memorial shrine for the victims of saturday's crowd crush. 154 people were killed when rivulets. celebrating halloween surged into a narrow anyway in the capital, sol. authorities have promised a full investigation and the death toll from tropical storm. now, guy in the philippines has risen to at least 98. it is one of the most destructive storms to hit the country. this year doesn't sophia missing? after a heavy rains triggered a massive landslide, the dental is expected to climb and visitors at disneyland and shanghai are being locked inside. the park, as officials try to contain the spread of clothing, 19 entry and data points closed abruptly on monday. yes. and now in the leave, once they produce a negative test, 10 locally transmitted cases were recorded in shanghai on sunday. now in india, more than 130 people were killed when a pedestrian bridge collapsed

our reporter who we just heard from mathias was on the 1st train in 6 months to the city of come, a toss, which is located in the don best region. the train is on schedule. it's a passenger train into a war zone. the 1st train from clean to crump tours, main city of the ukrainian control part of the don bus the from a towards gets to 30 kilometers from the front line. the city itself frequently but well enough use of a has decided to return with her children. we thought about going by bus, but no transport goes. when we found this train yesterday, i was close tearing up. we've spent half a year in poland and i want to go home. the train stopped running there in april when the station came under fire. and at least 50 people were waiting for another creation train were killed by a rocket. it was one of the most deadly attacks on civilians in this war. since the beginning of the war, the railway system has become vital to the country. logistics rely on it. millions have taken evacuation trains from the war zone to alex and to new york. the train driver. this connection is more than a transp

to show that a section of the bridge has collapsed due to the exclusion did of the corresponding mathias bellinger is in ukraine city. of nikolai, of an earlier, he told us more about the explosion on the crimean bridge. parts of the road bridge have collapsed and there is a road bridge and railway bridge next to each other. and the railway bridge is in flames because it seems that a fuel a fuel train has been hit. and now these, this fuel is burning. the damage is extensive, the bridge is out of use. now the russian occupational authorities have said that they are going to introduce a ferry service at this point. crimea is, is basically cut off from the russian mainland via this route. there is, of course, still the so called land bridge, the territories that russia has conquered in the past few months that connected to russia. but this is a quite a severe damage and the consequences will probably be felt throughout this war or mathias. explain it to our viewer is the significance of this bridge, just how important is it for russia, both strategically and also politically when russia an

t w's mathias boating a's in keith. i asked him for the latest from the capital register and not long ago another object has been hit another power plant. so that was suppose that was providing heating to the city. um and so we heard that 3 rockets have hit that, not jos this time, but rockets, but that pretty much is what we've seen throughout the past few days that are rockets and drones were directed at civilian infrastructure here in ukraine and in the capital of keith how does today compared to yesterday's message strikes on keith benton and the pontiff ok. besides the fact that yesterday was drones and to day rockets, it pretty much fits the same pattern. yesterday's drone flew into a residential building, but that residential building was just next to a power station. and today was again a power station. we also, i just heard news from a 3rd attack on, as you told me in the city, not far from here about 100 kilometers to the west. and there again, our station has been hit. and yesterday's attacks that were carrie

well mathias, explain it to our viewer is the significance of this bridge. just how important is it for russia, both strategically and also politically when russia and next crimea, they had no connection to this island, the territory that what crimea is the peninsula and the territory that's on the other side, or that it's linked to, is ukrainian and was controlled by ukraine at the time of this, this bridge was the main supply route to crimea. it's also been the main supply route for military equipment in this more that military equipment that was going to the southern front. russia has conquered the patch of land along the is off c. that is also connecting right now, crimea, to the russian for russia. but this is much more, it's much more difficult to bring in equipment via there. so this strike and ukraine has said for a long time that the bridge, which it considers an illegal cons in eagle construction, is a target for ukraine. and this will have significant this will have significant impact on the supply lines on the russian supply lines. of course, the

our correspond mathias filling a there in the ukrainian capital. keith nato. leaders are gathering in brussels to discuss boosting ukraine's anti missile defenses. secretary general yen stoughton back says the war has reached a pivotal moment. it's the 1st time nato defense ministers have gathered since russia illegally annexed several ukrainian territories. at same time, 50 countries are taking part and a forum set up by the united states to coordinate military aid for keep. the u. s. defense secretary spoke of challenging months ahead. russia's latest barrage against ukraine cities, hes again killed and wounded innocent civilians and put targets with no military purpose in the crosshairs. we will continue to boost ukraine's defensive capabilities for today's urgent needs. and for the long haul, d w, terry schultz is covering the meeting in brussels. i asked her how much more military aid ukraine can expect? yes, terry, that's been a constant refrain from keith since the war began. weapons weapons, weapons is what it wants from nato allies. and to

what's got it a doubly correspondent mathias, pulling it in keith for the latest mateus. good to see a joint russian belly, mercy and force. what if anything, does this move change in the wall? well, there has been some speculation that russia and then the incorporation with bellows would try attempt at another march on kia. and that would be most likely as starting from bella rues from where we understand this, sir, this troops are deployed. however, there are lots of doubt about that look is considering the situation of the russian army right now and the defensive position that they are in along the front blind, it's hardly imaginable that they have resources for a big scale operation like this one. remember the last one failed, so something would need to be done differently if they wanted to succeed, and it's highly unlikely that they might succeed. however, of course, this is a worrying development, bella ros itself. would then in that scenario contribute their own troops. they have about 60000 troops. that's not a lot and they're not common, but they have no combat e

thank you. mathias germany will keep its remaining free operational nuclear power plants on standby until april next year. german chancellor off shows us the economy, environment, and finance ministries to create a legal basis. for the extension, germany had planned to face out nuclear power by the end of 2022 entirely russian war and ukraine and the collapse of energy supplies. however, from to the government to reconsider the plan for this. so let's bring in our political correspondence. simon young simon, why now? why is germany decided to keep these 3 nuclear plants on stand by until next april? well again, the chancellor didn't give any reasons in the very short communication that he sent to his ministers, the saving that's been published. but i think it's pretty clear. the argument has one the day that extending the life of germany's 3 remaining nuclear power stations, which were g to be switched off at the end of this year, is the easiest way to sure ensure that there's a significant reserve capacity available over the winter, particularly if as is expected, you know, there's a sho

well let's speak now to our correspondent in keys mathias building. i mathias good to see you. so there have been new air strikes, a new air raid alerts in ukraine today. can you give us the latest? yes, especially the southern city of support. asia has been hit energy facilities there and her that says something that we've observed in the past few weeks that her support is it has been a prime target for ration strikes, indiscriminate strikes on for example, apartment blocks that was just a few days ago and other civilian objects, some that might have to do with the closeness of support asia to the frontline because there are of course more options if you can use all kinds of a shorter range miss eyes. but we've also seen against strikes on the west of the country. that's harder to reach with where you need to deploy more expensive and advanced massage, mid range missiles. hm. that would be the cities of relief and vinegar, or where also energy facilities have been here today to have also been misses fired on the capital key of but these were intercepted by the ukrainian or a d