parisha: it is a risk.here is only so many reserves one can use, and i think the numbers for japan are one trillion in reserves. they have to keep a comfortable buffer of navy six hundred billion dollars. if the boj keeps their stance, there is a risk they could run out. these moves cannot be sustained forever. that is another reason, together with -- we don't think this can preclude moves higher in dollar-yen if the fundamentals continue to warrant stronger dollar. dani: last time we spoke, you talked about being negative on sterling. not much has gotten better, if anything, it has gotten worse. we have a u.k. mini-budget on the way today, likely not to see more tax hikes, and boe announcing 80 billion pounds of active guilt sales, how much lower dose sterling go? what will it take you to abandon a short position on sterling? parisha: rather than abandoning positions, we just reloaded our exposure and put out a new sterling-aussie trade. we are high conviction on the bears u.k. outlook for the reasons you

we great the welcome the support and assistance mission to john parisha. and i'd like to commend both the a and c u and for the manner in which this mission has been conducted. we welcome the director general report and its recommendations. and we also welcome the directors generals intention to maintain an ongoing, a presence at the plant, the i. e. a has a key role in assisting ukraine to oppose new care safety and security in the country in the face of russia's occupation of such critical ukrainian infrastructure president. we are deeply concerned by the situation at this operation nuclear power plant, including the ongoing military facility and shelling around the plant. we strongly support the secretary general's called so the demilitarization of the area around the plant. the fact that the plant had lost all connection to the main ukrainian grid, raises serious conversions. we urgently call on russia to stop its efforts to disconnect the plant, which creates a significant risk of a catastrophic radiological incident at the plant. the director general

any gifts, as combat continues on ukraine's eastern front, all eyes runs up parisha, hoping to prevent a disaster that could reach far beyond the country. boulders, did other correspondence matters. bollinger is in the city of zapper asia, and he told us what he's learned about the when nuclear inspectors chances of reaching the plant in russian. how territory we are urine conflicting signals. russian officials have announced that they will arrive to morrow morning, indicating that it will be a speedy process either. on the other hand, the occupational authorities have said that they will not be handed a pass through the checkpoints. and by the way, they will have to queue up like everybody else, potentially delaying their arrival. it will be very important for them to reach the site and to figure out what's really happening. they are shelling a has occurred today again on reserve. we really don't know how safe the situation is at the moment, but the original plan is that they will travel there to morrow and that they will get access to the plant. marty's bullying reporting there on tr

parisha suggested we talked romantica, saying she's quite a remarkable nurse. and that the troops love her. like a mother. we come to a field hospital about 20 kilometers from the front. were wounded soldiers get initial unseen care. she's expecting us up. we have all that much. my name's tomonica. i've been working as a nurse for 35 years. i'm here because i want to serve ukraine fall and get away the wounded come here straight from the front. oh, i'm with a team of anesthetic insurgents care for the most seriously injured. often they don't even know who the patient is for others, but for some come with me to room 7 and the cut sigma pollock. you can rest up foresight. but we've also got some food for you. when can i go home too? i'll drive you home. this evening, yet if daughter girls are me, give him something to eat and drink that, but you can also give him some slippers socks, and a pair of pants creditor there are. did you get that to pull up? and i'll see you back here in 10 minutes. if so close to the nights, casualties arrive in the morning hours one a

and again, as combat continues on ukraine's eastern front, all eyes runs up parisha hoping to prevent a disaster, but could reach far beyond the country boulders. and the la tributes are being paid to hell. gorbachev. the last leader of the soviet union who died on tuesday at the age of 91. many western leaders are praising gorbachev for his role in ending the cold war. russian president vladimir putin held him as an extraordinary global statesman. but the general reaction in russia has been muted. many their blame. gorbachev for the country's loss status as a global superpower. in here in germany many including chancellor, all our sholtes have praised gorbachev for helping topple the berlin wall and re unified the country. cielo lazarus, who he is considered one of the fathers of german reunification, shall go to the store using the importance of michelle gorbachev for germany emerged clearly from the words of chancellor or left shots and moved to go the former. he was a courageous, our former and a statesman. go dead to do many things and mister guessing we will not forget that pere

her dubious messages and make a final preparations are underway at piazza quite thrown of embry in parisha. this region was once a communist hotspot, but on this evening the spotlight will be on georgia, maloney. she's a top candidate of the populace. right wing party brothers of italy and her fans are going wild. and as the sounds good, we're excited and look forward to her arriving here and i lost her job to the shower. georgia is more of a friend than a leader to us. you know, leadership annoyed georgia maloney is taking the stage. the 45 year old is considered charismatic, smart, and dangerous, and she knows just what her base wants to hear. she immediately goes on the offensive. she accuses the left of being aggressive and calls the e u, incapable of tackling the energy crisis. and she claims italy's last administration abandoned the people, but that she'll always put italians 1st. it came with this begun explain our stance on migration. they've told you lots of nonsense about equity by john. i wait for them with a shot gun. oh no, no way. i don't agree with that. i know that we have

but we've got parisha, for example, the collaboration is still 40 that has said that the whole of the provision will hopefully join russia after these kind of referendum. but they didn't even control the main city of the regions, appreciate it. so. so then it beat us into some interesting questions. where will the russian think that the ukrainians occupying russian land? it's just, it just totally bizarre. and of course, the worrying thing is that it could be used as a way of as an excuse to even more nuclear blackmail, a friend of nuclear attacks. because, of course, she sees that territory as, as russia, than any attack on that territory could be used to justify nuclear strike, or at least the threat of one. yeah, i want to read something to you, the former president dmitri, but met with a road on telegram today. he said, an encroachment on the territory of russia is a crime that warned any means of self defend. so do you believe this move to illegitimately follow up ukrainian territory could lead to an even greater escalation of the war, not, not only in the upper region. 5 and aro

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, nuclear experts are on the way to ukraine's at zap parisha power station. a you and team plans to survey the safety of the russian occupied platt. its operator says it has shut down one of the reactors because of ongoing shelling nearby. also coming up un accuses china, possible crimes against humanity in chin chang. the report says there's evidence of torture and abuse inside camps for wiggers and other minorities. china rejects the charges. ah, nic spicer, welcome to the program. nuclear experts from the international atomic energy agency are on their way to ukraine's giant zappa regia facility. they're aiming to check the safety of the russian occupied power station, which has seen several near disasters in recent weeks. the i a, a wants to set up a permanent, based on the site. it's inspectors have pushed ahead with their mission, despite a flare up in military activity. their mission is to prevent a nuclear accident. they know they're heading into a war zone, but that won't stop them. the u. n. team is determined to inspect the sapir reg

and the broken bones set the wounded ursa to military hospitals, ins, parisha, or the ne pro everything has to happen fast. the only thing we're moscow takes her time with us, are patients fears and worries that yet that what i muska here, the x rays. here's the picture of your bulletin. what did a little hope? i wish i could read x rays. don't worry. you'll see them soon enough. it's the die. you see the bullet, monica with him, but gary weapon. yeah, i see it. now. this is from the other side. i want to go back with right off a bit in the good thing is the bone was an injured off. the ukranian government has been extremely tight lipped about the numbers of dead and wounded estimates. one as high as $200.00 per day. but how much longer can the military take losses this high? oh, in spite of the sporadic gunfire during the night, the day dawns quietly. ramesses' as relieved to day. she's got a special appointment law one. yeah. but like almost like it, i met even here in the hospital before i saw the silent boy who finished gimme up, he had tears in his eyes. la. i went to him and asked

parts of his saunas parisha in the south cave and western allies say the votes are sham, orchestrated by russia. moscow says any annexed air is, will be under its full protection on his ears or the abdul. hamid is in his, on just a few kilometers from where those referendums are taking place in the russian occupied areas. over the past few weeks, the ukrainian arby has been able to retake a belt of towns and villages in the northern part of the have sown a region just 5 kilometers from here, a little bit more. and there the positions of the russian army, it looks like everywhere else, destroyed, devastated with no one around. it doesn't really feel safe at the moment. humanitarian aid has been trickling in, but it's very also a dangerous for them to, with all this sound of artillery. but this is a region that is at the moment going through the referendum cold by russia. so just a few kilometers away. people are being told that they have to vote and decide whether they want to be part of the russian federation or not. what's happening here is another counter offensive by the ukranian a

now, this was a very heavy night here in zap parisha, there were at least 19 air strike. certainly it's been on the increase on a daily basis. we've been monitoring that for the past week or so. this is the part of the region that is not under russian control. it did not take part in the referendum yet with this referendum. it was at bery, joe would have become a part of russia. so people here are on edge or i thank you very much for the update hotter abdel how me did in now you can city of separation. thank he has got crossed sim hammond round now his life for us in moscow. mom, we've been hearing that russia is set to formally annex for areas of ukraine. how is vladimir putin planning to mark this occasion? yes, emily, her preparations are going on for a big celebration of both inside the kremlin, an official one and a public one. in the red square yesterday, the leaders of the for break oil regions of eastern and southern ukraine arrived in moscow. and in the afternoon, president vladimir put in, issued a decree, recognizing the independence of sup, foreclosure and her

a. outlining his recommendations after his visit to the parisha, the nuclear power plant in ukraine, which is russian held but operated by ukrainians. we had earlier from the you and nate and new united nations head and tony baterri sh. backing the recommendation for a deal on a demilitarized perimeter around is parisha. and we've also heard from grossi himself that the 2 sides are playing with fire given there are physical attacks on a nuclear facility, and something catastrophic could have for us. bringing on diplomatic editor james space is a james, some concrete proposals, one of which seems to be this idea of a demilitarized perimeter. tell more about what you make of the recommendations. well, we don't have a great deal of detail of how that would work. it sounds like it is just the plant itself, the parameter of the plans that will be the militarized zone. and as you heard that from the head of the a currently inside that zone there is russian military equipment, motion, military vehicles. he wants, all of them moved out. he wants an undertaking by the ukrainians that they wou

for instance, in sa, parisha, they say that 93 percent of those voted they chose to join russia. it took about 750 registered voters in the operation and an equal number in crafts on an intern yeske. at 1500000 ballot papers were printed, there is no clear figure of how many people were registered, but also talking about hundreds of thousands of people who are already voted. this process is going to be very quick or so here. russia once the results are announced on the 28th, on the 29th, the state is expected to meet the 2 chambers to endorse the results. and the following day, on the 13th of the month, president vladimir putin is expected to deliver a speech in which he will officially announce the annexation of de yeske and the other areas to the russian federation mohammed val, for us in moscow. thank you very much. we'll super typhoon north has made landfall and the northern philippines, the psalms strengthen so quickly and lead to an extreme emergency warning that's forcing people to evacuate civil coastal villages and las own province, north, broad, heavy, rain and winds of

president vladimir putin will on friday, san documents proclaiming the annexation of her son as a parisha donetta and lou hands on thursday. he issued decrees declaring how saunas parisha independent, an intermediate step before formerly annexing them. the regions will be folded into russia during a ceremony, attended by putin. it follows what ukraine and its western allies have denounced as sham referendums. staged at gunpoint. united states are want to be very clear. bucker's. united states will never, never, never recognize russia's claims on ukraine, sovereign territory. the so call referenda was a sham and absolute sham. the results were manufactured in moscow. and are you a true will of ukrainian people as ever, every day as i sacrifice their lives to save their people one, maintain the independence of their country. ukraine's president to ms. lewinsky has called a balance illegal and want of a robust ukrainian response. but i don't need to give you a key on the eve of those steps. russia shows with its aggression not only on the battlefield, but with its aggressive policy. it conti

and this is imo, sporting ukraine's best handled team h c more towards a parisha is currently playing in germany, spending a season in the country, 2nd, division, multiple soluble. and for us, it's an opportunity to use handled to show the world that ukraine is still alive and still strong. ukraine will always be strong. one of the dissolves missing to so doff is the new home of hannibal pro alexander cass, i and his girlfriend carina. what they've been here for just a few weeks. most of their friends and relatives are back in ukraine with us, all of causing a voice, as of course, honestly, i miss them all along the mars. i'm really worried about all of them, like a sample to a form of it. i try to keep in touch with them all constantly to her phone and video calls or had that them was is for watched us. we did me, it's good that we have this technology now and you can see your friends and relatives and at least spend time with them this way. though obviously i miss all of them will look awesome. ringback hello, the hello. good to see young. how are you? not everything is fine here. h

voting in the polls organized by moscow back separatists voting is also taking place in new hunts parisha and house on ukraine. and it's western allies say they won't recognize what they call a sham referendums, saying the vote is an attempt to annex more ukrainian territory. crushing missiles hit buildings on saturday night enforced a power substation exec parisha to shut down. ukrainian officials say what it calls russian kemi kazi, drones also damaged buildings in central odessa. on sunday, charl stratford has more from the craning capital. keith certainly, according to the ukrainians, at least a lot of moving parts. a lot of fighting along the front lines, both in the east and the south today as these referendums continue in those occupied russian occupied areas. the crane and all sorts is saying that though at least $35.00, what they describe as settlements that were hit by russian missiles and artillery strikes over round about the last 24 hours. were also hearing reports from russian. all sorts is they saying that sir, the ukraine is they are accusing the ukrainians of heating a ho

on friday, moscow claims the occupied regions of hans donates sa parisha and have song voted to join the russian federations in so called referendums, which were dismissed by the west as a sham. this stage has been set up in moscow's red square, where the annexation will be celebrated. president vladimir putin is planning to give a speech following a signing ceremony with separatist leaders from the fall, regions were already in moscow, russia annex ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014 ocoee of corresponded. nick commonly told us about the impact these annexations are likely to have. well, this is definitely a moment of russia burning down the any kind of bridges to what they go station with ukraine. and the west is very difficult to see what can be negotiated about after this act is not something that at least a push administration were able to undo, let alone, maybe, maybe a future government could be definitely not as long as not interested in charge. and so basically this means that this is going to be decided on the battlefield and that basically any different cont

to stay on once the initial survey of the site is complete. day 2 of the un inspection of the czar parisha plant nuclear specialists from the international atomic agency spent several hours gathering 1st impressions of the facility. the head of the team says there will be more inspections in the next few days, of course that he's and now we hover with my team. here we have a lot of work in terms of a detailed analysis of some of the more technical aspects of what we saw. the plan is for at least 2 inspectors to maintain of permanent presence at the plant. their job will be to document possible irregularities, not stemming from the conflict and the implications for the safety of the site. this is ellie lisa scott: it's not necessary for the team to look over the whole side. not just the areas that are essential for the safe operation of the power station because i focus less decent. the inspection is taking place under difficult conditions. there are reports of renewed fighting in the area. ukraine says it attacked a russian supply depot. nearby was older plan by attacking the police statio

of course, one of mathias boating a is in south parisha. clarify the un teams assessment of the state of the nuclear facility for us. look, the ha, part of the mission has stayed there and the other part left after a few hours. so they have not given a full assessment of the state. they have just said that they have seen that have been damaged on that. the integrity has been violated of the site. we've seen videos from russian media from their visit where they were walking amid military equipment on the side than there was shown that the damage that russia says had been done by ukrainian shelling ukraine is accusing rush of shelling the place. um, so they have gotten the 1st impression, but what is important now is the day it has all the damage that you might not see in the 1st, you know, on the 1st, on 1st regard because the weather, the systems are working, etc, needs more assessment, deeper assessment needs to stay there and i need to see how things are processing, whether maintenance work is done, etc, etc. and so obviously they need to stay a little longer to work out really what

now plan to stay on the russian occupied side that despite reports of the fighting in and around parisha d w. young phillips schultz is following the story for us from keith. he is what he told us earlier about the inspection teams assessment of this nuclear facility. we only know what agency had grossey sets yesterday after he visited the plant. he said he was worried. he is worried and he will continue to be worried. he also said there was evidence that the physical integrity of the plan to was violated. of course, we don't know yet what this means. so regarding possible risks of radiation leaks and so on. assessment of a nuclear power plant is an extremely difficult task, especially in a war zone. and i doubt that we will get a lot of details at the press conference later today. what we know is beds. the ukrainian side has repeatedly accused the russian side that they don't give her excess to the team to real when it comes to some very important structures at the plant, bud grossey has repeatedly emphasized that they were able to see what they wanted to see at the plant yon phillip sh

sham, a pretext to the kremlin, to annex the fall regions in which it is held. law hans don yeske sa parisha and her song. many alden, ever ukrainians. think the same yet thing is at one. it's illegal actually fail worse and fascists. oh, simply unbearable. and even a human with the war escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged, it's so called referendum on their future. for those who stayed, remains of fear they'll soon have to live as citizens of russia and perhaps even become fighters of its army. w. i asked, i corresponded mathias spelling about the conditions under which people and occupied areas a purportedly voting well this annexation, paul, is my many call it. it violates probably old norms of a democratic referendum or election there. first of all, the conditions under war, where many people have left the area and those who say they do not represent a, necessarily the majority of the population that has been no preparation in terms of informing the population. that's also requirement that the voters must be well inf

see the referendums as a pretext for the kremlin to annexed the 4 regions blue hans donnette sk sir parisha and her son many ordinary ukrainians. think the same near that then is a call if illegal rich, unfortunately they're worse and fascist. it's simply an unbearable thing. even a human theme in a chilling warning last week, vladimir putin said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to protect territory. he considered part of the russian federation with the war, escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged. it's so cold referendums on their future. those who stayed face the likelihood they'll now have to live as citizens of russia, and perhaps even become fighters for its army. lulu detail view correspondence. ne conley is in the ukrainian capital kiva, and gave us his assessment of whether people in occupied regions of ukraine would fight for russia. was sidney. we have already seen signs the russia is trying to recruit people in these regions so far with a promise of money and other cut near. occasionally there been repor

blue hans donnette sk sir parisha and her son many ordinary ukrainians. think the same network then as a core illegal region 14, they're worse on fashion. it's simply unbearable. then human, a human to you. in a chilling warning, last week, vladimir putin said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to protect territory. he considered part of the russian federation with the war escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged. it's so called referendums on their future. those he stayed face the likelihood though now have to live as citizens of russia and perhaps even become fighters for its army. the, with the europe's border agency, front acts as nearly 66000 russians have flooded into the e. you over the last week. as men leave to avoid being called up to fight in ukraine, latvia has declared the state of emergency as it's frontier comes under pressure. kazakstan and ga, reporting tens of thousands of arrivals. he w correspondent maria cutter. mad sir, reports now from a checkpoint on the bord

of ukraine to hold referendums on joining russia. authorities in lou hence done yet because that parisha and his son say 4 days of voting will begin on friday. the announcements come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in their counter offensive those yes, my friends over sir, the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lou hands as well as the occupied parts of the house on anne's apparition. regions have announced similar polls to begin on friday and denounce some residence, welcomed the move when speaking to journalists with separatist mine does not fit, but we all support us all of us. so i think it will all be fine. this long journey won't be for nothing. we will make us the victory will be ours. what would you get on? like we are so happy, this is happening. when the operation started back in february, we were screaming her a. and that's what we are saying today. if you wouldn't, you, but ukra

weekend on d w ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, nuclear experts are trying to reach ukraine's parisha power station. a you and team plans to survey the safety of the russian occupied plant. it's operator says it has shut down one of its reactors due to ongoing shelling nearby. also coming up the un accuses china of possible crimes against humanity in jin chang. a report says there's evidence of torture and abuse inside caps for wiggers and other minorities china rejects the charges. ah, i'm mixed by sir. welcome to the program. nuclear experts from the international atomic energy agency are trying to reach ukraine's giant. this apparition facility, a convoy of un vehicles, is waiting at checkpoints en route to the plant. they're aiming to check the safety of the russian occupied power station, which has seen several near disasters in recent weeks. russian installed authorities in the nearby town of enter hold are accused ukraine of drone strikes on the plant. but russia is accused of shelling ukrainian held nico pole on the opposite side of the geneva river. and other areas near the p

those regions are lou hans ganette z parisha and her son. the vote is illegal under international and ukrainian laws. no independent observers are present reports, say teams are traveling door to door to force residence, to vote many or fleeing the occupied areas to avoid taking part in the vote or being forced to fight in the war for moscow. driving away from the russian occupied area of the separate your region. these people want no part in the so called referendums was i don't have a head on my shoulders. i have my own common sense what he was born in ukraine. why would i want to change that made so not believing because of the referendum. no one wants to stay there under such circumstances that i'm not going to this many fear being false into the russian army. if the hastily organized poles and as expected in a yes vote, with voting taking place door to door without the secrecy in many areas like here. and annette. observe as worn that a result in favor of annexation is a foregone conclusion is up and ukraine's present zalinski has slamm

in the 59th men at american parisha fired in from close range, and that was all the scoring ouch berg would need a free cake made for a lucky a says stand, boucher was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper, manuel noah almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds ago. but his counterpart ref elk eco, which made a fantastic reflex save as a result via miss their chance to retake top spot on the table. you're watching d. w. news coming up next. these world stories are michael o'con bye for now. the w's crime fighters are back a little bit in the africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, afro.

your champions bind munich, one knell in the 59th minute merican parisha fired in from close range and that was all the scoring ouch berg would need a free kick made for a lucky a says stand, boucher was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper, manuel neu, up almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds ago, but his counterpart ref elk eco, which made a fantastic reflex save as a result by and missed their chance to retake top spot. on the table, you're watching d. w. news coming up next. these world stories are michael o'con. my for now. the double use crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues from them. all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in now a vibrant habitat lu ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea. he had muster and to follow a dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting people on hearing their dreams of mediterranean journey this week on d. w

blue hans donnette sk sir parisha and her son many ordinary ukrainians. think the same near that musical, illegal rich. unfortunately, they're worse and fascists. it's simply unbearable than even a human theme. in a chilling warning last week, vladimir putin said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to protect territory. he considered part of the russian federation with the war escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged. it's so cold referendums on their future. those who stayed face the likelihood they'll now have to live as citizens of russia and perhaps even become fighters for its army. this is an early up now i asked the w, corresponding mathias billing up in keith. what we can expect from the supposed results. so these referendums are probably the starting gun for the annexation process. that would mean that the chambers of parliament, the aperture man, the lower chamber will half, will have a vote on the annexation. and president putin will probably address then. and then this pr

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anywhere on its territory and by its territory of c that includes donya la hunter, harrison as a parisha and to occupy crimea, tells more about what's happening now on the battlefield and ukraine. nick, i understand there is a major pushed by ukrainian forces to capture another city. well we've just been getting news from near steve lemon, which is in the can northern wests north west part of the dumbass region. not very far away from a 7000 yet. the city that was in the center of attention in the summer when russia took that city at the cost of thousands of not tens of thousands of lives and a lot of tech and a sense that ukraine's are trying to surround the russian forces and come at them from 2 sides creating a kind of situation where they either have to kind of give up or, and be taken prisoner or evacuate. but again, if it is all very inexact science, we've seen the analysts being proven wrong time and time again. all over the summer we were talking about had san on the south and account friends there and then we saw it happening in a totally different part of the country. nick had

they start to perennial blunders, they get champions by a munich one nail in the 59 minute american parisha hired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out that would need a free kick to the lucky bounce off he as a sigh. and teresa was there to do the rest by uns goalkeeper manuel lawyer almost equalized in a dramatic fashion with just a 2nd. stood out that his counterpart, brother jacob. it's made a fantastic reflex the safe as a result by mister chance to retake top spots in the table and defending champions by and have struggled uncharacteristically the season with only 3 winds out of 7 games. this is what their coach had to say after the last to alex beck. it was easy to over to just her to defend her. but if you do not have her with bringing your brain to discern, decide duration that you can consider golem to. we have some players on the pitch today and, and dissipation one on to don't want is i'm so at the end to reconsider go in watching d w and use a reminder of our top story to take republic, which currently holds the rotating yield presidency, is calling for the esta

let me just move to the zap parisha nuclear reactor. we are talking about the generators operator and out this morning that the last reactor has been stopped. does that make it safer now? yes or no, so if there is a direct hit, then obviously direct to being switched off. is of advantage is gonna produce less of a threat. but the re important issue now is keeping electricity supplied to the station going for the cooling that is crucial to the safety of that plant. so busy that last reactor was only operating for the plants own needs. it wasn't supplying anyone else with electricity at now there is a new or restored connection to the ukraine grid that allows that power to keep the cooling in place to come in from outside. but those have been destroyed in the path . if that happens again, they be totally dependent on emergency diesel generators and a lot question marks of whether there will be enough diesel in the supply will be regular enough to ensure the safety. so this is still a very dangerous situation that we're not any closer to s

they stand perennial abundance legal champions, by a munich one knell in the 59th minute american parisha fired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out of with need. a free cake took a lucky bounce off youngest fi and the richer was there to do the rest by ins. goalkeeper manuel lawyer almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds to go with his counterpart rougher exhibits and made a fantastic reflects the safe as result by a miss their chance to retake top spots in the table. defending champions by and have struggled uncharacteristically the season with only 3 winds out of 7 games. this is what their coach had to say after the last to ok spoke. it was easy to over to just to, to defend. but if you do not have her with bringing your brain to desantis duration, you come to see the golden do we have some players on which they are in the situation. the one on hold on one is i'm so at the end, do you consider it watching dw news? and as a reminder of our top story, the czech republic, which currently holds the rotation, your presidency is calling for the establishment

formally incorporate for occupied ukrainian regions on friday. moscow claims you hands done, ask parisha and us on voted to join the russian federation in so called referendums, which have been dismissed by ukraine and the west as 8 excuse me, other sham russia. annex ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014 at moscow's red square preparations that underway dis, benefits to get there forever. with the names of the regents russia plans to absorb here, russian president vladimir putin. blanche to officially announce fennic fishing of the ford ukrainian regents after net low hunt club patricia and had thought they make up about 15 birth and a few queens that it had. he really does deal. yeah. a solid people have made a conscious and free choice. i knew maggie senior grace stated firmly to the whole world to read their wish to be with russia only at lena. but, miss dear sir, i see no seek to forever the tie, their fate. settle our country, which war ashley threes and will be their historic motherland. is dead each is great. originally, in the 50 of cram at dusk in that a net fleeti

and the parisha represent region or a he ski visit our c e here, thorns k or boy, the russian federation and her son region are pretty near t a he school, if he did not, sir about, let's gay, my passing like in the russian federation. my savings, the russian federation that that's people's republic. the accession. little guns gay, not old ladies obligate the guns. people's republic z barrow ski or bullish did the paras her region e, sierra song, ski or voice did her son region e. but as of any study i gave you directly, and the more formation as parts of the russian federation with new subjects. ah. is volney sir? this he burst lee or a c, b, b, that's in the state. him of the russian federation will now be sung. ah, there it is, the photo opportunity and the signing of the documents president clinton has just signed documents to incorporate territories of ukraine into the russian federation in this the televised ceremony. so once again, he signed a treatise alongside of the moscow appointed authorities in the 4 regions of new ganske don. yet his upper richer and her son, they've just si

and his parisha region a, this official is not someone that is part of the official russian government apparatus, per se. and this person was saying that it was the plant was knocked offline early on saturday, due to in their words, extensive ukrainian shelling of the plant. however, we've been looking into this and we just don't know how credible this is. quite frankly, at this point, reached out to the ukranian officials. they don't have anything to say about it. and even the ukrainian energy body that overseas nuclear power in ukraine doesn't have anything to say about it either including officials there. so this just does give you an example though of how there can be claims that go back and forth. and this has been going on for a while now. and pretty much anyone can make a claim of anything. and now the difference now though is different from even 4 or 5 days ago a week ago, a month ago, is it, there are still now i a inter international officials act does that parisha clear power plant right now? and so that will give them some sort of sense to monitor things moving forward and

the 4 regions lit hans donnette sk sir parisha and her son. many ordinarily recham. firstly, there were some faces. it's simply often unbearable than even a human theme in a chilling warning. last week, vladimir putin said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to protect territory. he considers part of the russian federation with the war, escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged. it's so called referendums on their future. those he stayed face the likelihood. they'll now have to live as citizens of russia and perhaps even become fighters for its army. the one of the lesser reported aspects of this at war is its effect on women and girls in ukraine and around the world. so let's bring an assa ragman, she's assistant secretary journal of united nations and deputy executive director of un women. she joins us from new york. welcome to d w. m. let's start in ukraine and explain to us how they've built the wars affecting women and girls differently to men and boys. thank you so m

see the referendums as a pretext for the kremlin to annexed the 4 regions. lu hans donetta ask sir parisha and her son many ordinary ukrainians. think the same network that music will. it's illegal rich, unfortunately, they're worse on fashion. it's simply unbearable. then you've been a human team in a chilling warning. last week, vladimir putin said he would be ready to use nuclear weapons to protect territory. he considers part of the russian federation with the war escalating continuously over the last few months. many ukrainians left their homes long before moscow staged. it's so cold referendums on their future. those we stayed, face the likelihood thou now have to live as citizens of russia, and perhaps even become fighters for its army. the one of the lesser reported aspects of this war is its effect on women and girls in ukraine and around the world. so let's bring an asset regular. she's assistant secretary general of the united nations and deputy executive director of un women. she joined us from new york. welcome to d, w. and let's start in ukraine at explain to us how the, the

and in particular, again, this is parisha nuclear power station, the largest one in europe, which russia has torque in that target. and that makes all of to you. it target ration radiation. blackmailing is something that should concern each and every one of you because none of you will fly ever seen against radiation sickness. the cost of living crisis containers in dozens of countries. its rules in the distributors, zation of the energy market. it's necessary to remove the main factor of global price turbulence, namely ration energy blackmailing. it's necessary to cap the prices at which garage at port its energy resources. it's necessary to make russian oil and guess just ordinary goods. again, currently oil and gas are rushes energy weapons, and that is why it many bleach the markets, so that electricity get patrol and diesel become the privilege of for you. instead of being a common goose available to all limiting prices is safeguarding the walt. this is the way to restore energy and price security, but we'll the walls go for it, or will it be scare? will be scared of russia. threats

and parisha in the south, but i am at val has more from moscow. the balance would be counted to morrow and very likely that his aunts would be known by the evening. and that's when the yeah . the authorities here, the duma, the 2 chambers of the russian parliament will meet and endorse them to day. the news coming from east and ukraine are very positive about the exercise. they talk about a huge turnout. 87 percent in don't yeske? $83.00 in le ganske. 63 in house on ad 66 in the upper asia. japan's formerly the sions obey has been honored in a rare state who knew well leaders joining prime minister for mucus sheeter in pain tributes. abbey was assassinated inara in july, while campaigning a head of parliamentary elections. so many people in japan are unhappy about the fees, largely due to the costs. the government says it's spending $12000000.00. $28000000000.00 . that's the estimated cost of the damage caused by the devastating floods in focused on the country. suffered unprecedented floods brought on by heavy monsoon rains and melting glasses. m