after it alleged ukraine had endangered civilians by basing troops and residential areas, soleski equated the claim to victim blaming. and meanwhile, on the ground in ukraine, there are reports of heavy fighting in the south close to the russian held city of her son. and in the eastern genetic region, ukrainian civilians have fled their homes, forced to leave by incessant russian shelling a train station and on etzky, evacuating the old and the young all exhausted westward with ordinary ukrainians, caught up in fierce fighting and forced to leave their homes with whatever they can carry with, but we are from a village near lucy chance gives between the lou hans, come donuts. g regions have village has been ruined. does no gas, no water, no electricity. we were sitting in the basement for a month. the army brought us here to the with the government has ordered civilians to lease combat zones in donnette sc. but the danger may not be just from russian attacks. amnesty international accuses ukraine of facing troops and populated areas, putting civilians at risk and violating the laws of war.

troops in the area. russia had captured hassan early on in the war. ukrainian president, florida. soleski is bound to push russian forces out of all occupied territories, saying there will be no place for the invaders on ukrainian land. aglena. ukraine is returning its own and it will return hockey if lou hands don't yet. separation. the house on regions, crimea, and definitely the waters of the black and as of seas. t w's mathias falling, a is in southern ukraine mathias. what are you hearing about ukraine's offensive? yeah, it seems that there are 3 points where the ukranian army has been either heavily put pressure on the russians or even take back some territory. are that west of pearson or the land ridge that connected to mc alive and her dad's near the ingle? epps river. that's the, that's where ukraine has been able to establish a bridge. had that been able to cross her this river for some time, but they have been basically stuck on that on a piece of land that they were able to set over to. and they seem to have founded this area. and the 3rd one is further north. that's where the

21st 1945 victorious soldiers marched across red square with many of those present with martial va, soleski, as their leader would be re deployed to the far east, immediately after the victory parade. ah you fornia the meal of one of those in your service, cassius? yes, near killed, mystic or thursday to again my new circuit gather if when you have received the news. but again, your money issue so young, but you're super. litski is a medical call, colonel and military historian who researches the history development and use of chemical and biological weapons. he's also studied the checkered history of japanese russian relations. if one universe i usually can give money and we were to say years ago, sasha, vedic of a thing in with us. it will se is a question. yelton's game suggestion. it's a restriction away in the process to liquid years. ah, on august the 6th and 9th 1945 american pilots dropped atomic bombs on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki. fish. and on august, the 9th soviet troops launched a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong quantum army. the manchurian

ah, many of those present with marshal va soleski as their leader would be re deployed to the far east immediately after the victory parade. ah.

i mean with mr. soleski telling us that we must do this in europe, and we must do that the, the hence of the european union states. i getting a bit nervous and they don't really like it. mister schultz in germany doesn't say much, but he doesn't like being told who can get to the site and cannot like telling, for example, of the old russians kind of travel to, to europe, which is the ultimate sanction that they could invent because they have nothing. and nothing more to, to impose sanctions on the sanctions stop work, the people are happy. so governance in democracies, they smell danger for their future. and so the discourse is changing and gets much more mellow in the sense that we know we'll have to discuss, you know, the sanctions hurt europe so badly that many governments i getting really nervous about a backlash from that population. when, when to comes, when november will be there and countries when they took the, the eating r o in germany, it's a bottle. you know, for example, gas heating. you know, the increase of the price for the citizen by 400 percent makes it. it becomes p

so that's what president soleski has been talking constantly like there's no capital ation that he's objective is to take back crimea to take back all the heavy toys that have been occupied by russia, even though that means they're willing to continue fighting for that. so that because the lou kingdom is kind of a new mother after months of succession disputes, mrs. zulu, the son of the late king goodwill, the willie teeny, is set to be recognized as the leader of the nation's largest ethnic group. to meet the miller is on goma with more the official residents. one of them all that king mrs. luke cause will a tv and that way he is going to enter the qual, an important symbolic tradition that goes back to the 18th before him. and that's really symbolic of him. now taking thrown, taking the throne as the king. some of the events did take place in the last 24 hours in the privacy and not open to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve. and that attached to gaining power and symbolizing his power as a king, you will that lie in

written extensively about her homeland all the in his speech on ukraine's independence day. president soleski said ukraine is quote, a nation reborn. would you say that's true, and if so, what is new about ukraine since the war? yes, thank you for this question, because now i feel that way i united more than ever. and i can say that i didn't feel it before because we had to manage rabo money like 5 the inside our country and many different to position questions. but now i feel that we are united because we have a really big threat in front of us. and i believe that now we will have more time for building some new version of your grant, some better wagon. because now we see you that we deserve. and to we can resist, even if they have a lack of dime, a lack of resources, even if they have some problems that like not to depend on us. but still, we have strong carly's and we have many opportunities to reach you goals. and i guess after this war, and i believe that it will be a victory of ukraine, and that will reach our goal of free ukraine and will liberate all the territories that now occupied

they specifically at the castle was a spent fuel hormones in this soleski regime committed a new act and nuclear terrorism at the st. mary's. he and u. k. a power plant, you know, no one can stop the wind that was spread for nuclear food out. the little, probably old ukraine will be contaminated, but will europe as well? also coming up the united states, the world's number one emitter of greenhouse gases, is about to take a major step to fight climate change. apparently with no support made in china. china has said it ceasing cooperation with united states on dealing with climate change. and that's not punishing the united states. that's punishing the entire the entire world. and especially the developing world to our viewers watching a p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with fears of age. second, nuclear disaster in the making, in ukraine tonight, or calls for a demilitarized zone to be established in ukraine around these efforts, you nuclear power plant, the largest power plant here in europe. that separates your plant has becom

christina young phillips schultz, who is joining us from keith and phillip ukraine's president. soleski said it might have been incompetence by russian troops that caused the detonations in crimea. is this palm of ukraine's current tactics? yes, it looks very much like it that it said the tactics at the moment to create some degree of confusion. president lensky has repeatedly urged his senior officials not to reveal too many details about military operations. and so some military analyst that i have talked to recently say it actually makes a lot of sense to try to spread a maximum of confusion and fear on the russian side regarding the incidences in crimea at the moment. of course, nobody really believes that it's been a strange series of accidents and son, ukrainian senior officials have implied that there has been some kind of ukrainian involvement and it from a military perspective. of course, it makes a lot of sense to, to try to catch our for supply lines and, you know, crimea now other people left in crimea who are actually loyal to ukraine. yes, yes, of course. i mean, legally,

about what they say, our secret plans being cooked up by russia and germany against poland. christoph soleski, the secretary general of the ruling party, told polish state radio that poland, quote, does not fit into german russian plans to rule europe. talk about buying the hand that feeds you, not sure where he's been the past few decades when germany has already been ruling europe in a sense, at least economically and politically. and it's arguable whether poland would even exist at this point without germany's financial support through the block. the head of the polish central bank, adam glass pinsky, has another russian, german collusion theory. berlin strategic goal is to, in some form, regain their former lands, which are now within polish borders, and to subjugate the entire belts of countries between germany and russia. where this weird rhetoric coming from and why are they just being fulfill about it now? was taking germany's cash through the you part of the sir version plot as well and is worse, are going to continue to stuff it's pockets with you cash from germany or will it be ref

now let's press, you know, teeter see i've now i need reading use more dishes, soleski fi collections. can me a minute please? someone say it if i each clear minute pitching in, you repeat my to you to stay with me and i need to discuss simple not synced up with that that he was on speak. i will bring you my little, bruce, this is luke with such an experience with us before we have got to deal with annoy me. yeah, it's a fee. does it mean a good job? so let me do it and we see a short body of that with fish commercial, with immediate source. ah no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all history. with ah, needs to come to the russian state to never. i'd tied as i'm phoning or santini diva knocking was also a group in a 50 babble. did. okay, so 9 is the final speed you went home with. we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia to date and c r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with me. ah, with ah hello and welcome to wells fargo is one thing in common between the russians and the americans. it

we have this move on to cause, you know, you have this, this emotional appeal would have been to soleski versus polluting, which has become the embodiment of evil. and then we don't have to discuss security interest. we don't have to discuss because is a good man versus evil now, and you pick your side, you know, blood of it when it, when glen was describing how the goal posts as it were, is changing. if, if there's a guy amazing similarity to cove it, i mean when you can say something when you can say something, you can say something at one point. you can cancel the months later. it's common parlance. i mean it's, it's very interesting that kind of a trajectory, both cove it and that way we're allowed to talk about ukraine. i think, you know, what americans are good. it is a, each of the masses are manipulation messes and maybe learn from this experience. what i, he and all this is like a mock use them all over again. and i was using work for quite some time on until sound very. she is honest, voices in united states arose and say, there's a lot of you know, exchange you described and y

and he's a reminder of the top stories white following for you this out president flooded me, soleski has bound ukraine will fight until began to as the country months is independence day. and 6 months since the russian invasion began. authorities of warned people not to gather in public or the fears of french russian air strikes in watching he de leon use coming up next. and d, w, 's, asia, and the boring you is changing the power politics in asia and where it's taking the rush is relations with china and india. bresh manager will have that up next. stop, crucial bright. there's more news on our website, d, w dot com, also on social media. i handle at the d. w. use. i've been puzzling you next now. ah ah, with you a ah . a watch i'm for pause. it'll, it'll be 60 minutes. d, w. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows thro

ah, this is dw news, and these are our top stories, including president vladimir soleski says our russian brock attack on a train station in the central town of japan has killed at least $22.00 people. it comes on equal independence day and the 6 month anniversary of the beginning of the war to lensky and his wife. i attribute to.

we haven't any confirmation on that, but it seems as if the counter offensive president soleski has been talking so long about is gaining momentum. but at the same time, russia is deploying troops from the east and back to the south to in the reinforce their position center, defend the territory. they had a that had taken some months ago. so i think we will be seeing more intense fighting in the house or region on the south front in the next weeks. thank you for that. we get her sugar and keith. the kosovo has postpone the introduction of tougher border controls with serbia after plant triggered riots and police was shot at authorities of now removed road blocks put there by ethnic serbs right. started after the cost of our government announced a decision that would force of people in majority, ethics, or barriers to swap their license. plates for kosovo issued won't. sirens rang through the night as police shut, the barren jak and yet a new border crossings in northern kosovo. this came after serbian demonstrators shot at authorities and blocked roads close to the border crossings. they

the mainstream narrative is changing slightly, or in with mr. soleski telling us that we must do this in europe, and we must have got on the the hence, so the european union states. i continually nervous and they don't really like it. mister schultz in germany doesn't say much, but he doesn't like being told who can get to the sign can not like telling, for example, of old russians can't travel to to europe, which is the ultimate.

could have massive retaliations, what going on in crimea this starts week shows that what precedent soleski has been talking constantly like this. no cap to lation that he's objective is to take back crimea to take back all the territories that have been occupied by russia. even though that means and that they're willing to continue fighting for that and to reserve you've spent some time in ukrainian hospitals. how is the health care system holding up and what will be the impact if the fighting continues? well the fight is russia continues to attack ukraine with artillery with rockets, missiles, stripes, among other things than up the front line at the east of the eastern part of the country. there's much of the fight is ongoing. right now. i'm here now in the city of, of lisa, this is the opera house and you can see it completely covered with sand backs because people here could expect any type of an attack any time soon. so we know that hospitals at the front line, our street, we have her doctor saying that in many cases they have to carry out am q patients because they do not have enough

ukrainian president and russia's ambassador to the united nations had a chance to address the meeting. soleski used that moment to call attention to a possible nuclear catastrophe. of the russian hill is upper asia power plant. what's happening right now is that russia has put the world on the brink of a radiation catastrophe. its effect that the russian military has turned the territory of the largest nuclear power plant in europe. does a parisian nuclear power plant into a war zone on us will through zable, newport news. our former western partners instead of condemning their ukrainian mentees are supplying them with more and more new types of weapons which reach areas which keep could not previously reach them and doing this, they are becoming accomplishes in crimes against a civilian population was when you are christians, louise, i live at the you and the new york her. so chris, in the u. n. and turkey help brokerage deal to get more grain out of ukraine in the past. what are the chances they can help to ease tensions around this upper region? nuclear plant while the u. n. has certainly b

i don't really think it's president soleski. i think they're puppet strings on him, but maybe being pulled by the by did ministration. that has made a lot of money from this conflict. and i don't think that present lensky is even in control here. so i know the united nations and the i a is not. but again, the united states government is supplying these weapons. they have the satellites, they have the capacity to determine every shot is fired, every aircraft is flying in ukraine. you know exactly what's going on in every foot of that space. and it is too close to this at best, deceptive. don't get more likely for the united states government to be di denying that they know what's going on and to fail to step in and stop what to be a human catastrophe of epic proportions. if one of the cells hips the wrong parts of this nuclear facility, steve gill, radio host and political commentator, thank you. thank you. the at least 15 people have reportedly been killed and hundreds injured in unrest in iraq after protesters broken to governm

army has been firing mortars across the border into us, honest on, on ttp camps escalate ty, but cam soleski, jen. b camps, i do mantel, i heard cam so we have not given up our fighting, eliminating this to pakistan altogether. the problem that we look at right now is that if the stocks are going on with the ttp, there are some things involved in those t. c. p stocks that the general public of pakistan will not accept. the ttp move here in swat, for example. there are 1200 fighters in spots right now. they were given government, they were given approval, affording to what we've been told in the b stocks, they were given approval from the government. then once they were released from the jails, they can move into swap and into settled areas, but they could not take up arms. now i don't understand how you can kind of terrorist who has sent his entire life fighting against the government. now once i let you out of jail, you will not pick up a gun to get since they've come back. so i talked to him about a month ago. they've made a heavy move back into slots monday dish where they'd be attacked u

malaysia groups are seeking independence for predominantly muslim areas. korean president vladimir soleski has shared footage of what he says is a russian strike on a dormitory. in the city of car cave video shows emergency services at a building on fire surrounded by debris. car gives governor earlier said russian shilling in a residential district, killed 6 people and injured several others. it's not known. if this is the same attack elsewhere, at least 4 people were injured in strike side of the port. city of odessa missiles hit the coastal town of satoka destroying several residential buildings and causing a fire at a seaside resort. the railway bridge ins, atoka is a key connection between the odessa region and the rest of ukraine and its been targeted several times during the war. lost them over on cobra show garages. there was a huge block, crating, a neighborhood, but the house left in charge of all of them of bugs, even the house is made of stone. everything is destroyed. only the walls really. everything turned to ashes. russia says at least one person's been killed in ukrainian