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what is to think of to describe europe as united because the countries are not, you know, they don't have one genius situation. partly because of their reliance on gas. so you see guessing a bigger role, for example, here in germany where i'm fitting then and so for instance, by the neighboring countries. and it's not only the reliance on guess, it's also on russian guess. so germany has a much bigger exposure to russian gas induction. guess applies and let's say spain . so in that respect, it would be unfair to could decide you know, for not being united because that is countries and that's, we homogeneous. but it is fair to say that so far, they have displaced a united front against russian aggression in ukraine. ok, so they're showing a united front. but how equipped would you say europe is in the case that russia decides not to resume delivery through north 3? 1? i can't say the fully equipped otherwise you wouldn't be seeing the prices that you are seeing today, quite high prices, but they have been working very hard on reducing or minimizing the impact of losing their supplier and the local supplier that is russia and they've been working on it for, for a while now they knew, and they still know that they cannot entirely on rush and gas because you cannot find immediate available supply out there. and that's why they have a non functional on coal, on oil, but they have not enough function on gas, but they are working on reducing their defense and russia. no said. and i think at 1st i did not know that there would be taking the stuff that they are taking today because the thing for the worst case scenario of not having access any more in the future to the market. okay. so it could be a really tough winter ahead. carol mosley feel at crystal energy. thank you very much. thank you. snap tubs, parent company says the video messaging up will be causing 20 percent of its stuff . the ones popular up has had trouble staying competitive with platforms like tick tock and is facing a steep decline in our sales. in july, the california based company reported quarterly losses of $422000000.00. stop that says it will restructure the company to focus on augmented reality and revenue growth. let's talk more about this with d. w. financial correspond teddy also in new york. hi teddy, good to see, you know, snap is just one of several companies that hired really aggressively during the pandemic, only then to last job 2 years later. is this any more than a major miscalculation of the pace of growth? well, definitely, as a miscalculation, i'd say it's a grander miscalculation across the entire tech sector, which saw explosive growth over the past 2 years. and now we're seeing this contraction. and even as there is a red hot labor market here in the united states, the tech sector is rolling out these layoffs, as you said. even the big ones like meta and google, we are seeing hiring freeze is, but for snap, this may be run of the mill competition as well. staff is a relatively small social media company compared to some of the big ones, like facebook, like tick tock. but also the company has blamed apple for changing its privacy policies on the app store, which has made it apparently harder for the company to test

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when tragedy unfolded, the abilene, say same church is located in a densely populated neighborhood at egypt, 2nd largest city, visa, eye witnesses say the blaze blocked, exit, and trigger destined paid. many worshippers were trapped inside the style, a thought to some people who threw themselves out of windows. so with this constant it, when a man hid it, jumping from a window of an now recent hospital with a broken back. i'll look a little more of that. all bottled before you. the full story building also housed a nursery with the doctor. there was a day care center on 2 floors. a lot of the church worker managed to rescue the kids downstairs. he didn't know their way more upstairs than the noise and yelling started to bubble up when we finally got upstairs. we found people with like a shout back of all over. not very terrible. i saw them bringing that people from the upper floor that from suffocation, including children's deed. we didn't know how to get to them. i know we can't even tell who sons or daughters they are. how can something like this happened? egypt interior ministry says the blaze was caused by an electrical fault in an air conditioning unit. the prime minister and other officials visited the scene. they promised funds to help restore the building. and they visited survivors in hospital literally in the coming are was, those was condition has stabilized, it will be the charged safety regulations are poorly enforced in egypt. and this is one of the worst fire tragedies in years. well journalist, but here i mean, and kyra whether the local community accepts the official explanation for the file at this point. yes, there, there is no information just to say that this was arson. it's not, it's not an unfair question just because all the time one church is that when a similar similar accidents happen, the local community does cast out upon suspicions. all my questions that there's, this is an accident. this doesn't seem to be the case here. what we know happened, according to the official sources on local reports, is that the electricity was out in the area and they were working with a generator. and then one deal tricity came back because they hadn't shut down that main power line on the generator overloaded. and then the 1st thing to low is basically the air conditioner, which is why the interior ministry saying that they're blaming it on an air conditioner. and that's been confirmed by with over grades as well. and unfortunately, i think this one are common in cairo. and in egypt, especially in the populated neighborhoods where the buildings are a little older and infrastructure is inadequate. emergency services are slow right now we're, we're hearing that a lot of frustration from the local community from the neighborhood that this could have been avoided. the scale of tragedy could have been avoided. at the same time, when something like this happens, the fear that grips the comp, the community, especially, is that usually takes a very long time for churches to get renovated to get reconstructed. there are bureaucratic hurdles and very long delays, even though there is the legal infrastructure in place to, to see things up. but this time we just got an announcement from the presidency that the armed forces engineering authority have been tasked with renovating and reconstructing the churches. so hopefully that won't be the case this time. let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world prize winning ortho salman rushdie has been taken off a ventilator and is able to speak after suffering severe injuries in a stabbing attack. friday at 24 year old suspects has appeared in course charged with attempted murder. rusty was attacked as he prepared to give a lecture in western new york state. in kenya, deputy president william brutal has edged a head in presidential elections with almost half of the votes counted. router has more than 51 percent, while opposition leader writer digger is trailing at just over 48 percent earlier riot police were called to the national vote. counting center as tensions rise over the results of delegation of u. s. lawmakers has arrived in taiwan and made height and tensions with china following the visits of how speak and nancy pelosi. beijing views the self governing island as a province of the mainland and considered visits by the united states as undermining the one china policy. a year on from the taliban return to power in afghanistan, women and girls are largely borrowed from public life. the anniversary of the hard line is return is not being widely marked. attending even peace of protests is risky. organizing demonstrations is even more dangerous. so many women are going underground to rally support. a dangerous display of solidarity. cat or food leads march, calling for freedom for justice, for women to be able to work. that was before. now, cattle must work behind closed doors. i am here. she is covertly organizing a protest action to mark the anniversary of the taliban. take over val as adam, she says this is the only way to get anything done. site actually, la, scala, after our faces were recognized, they now know us. our photos were released and we gave interviews to the tv channels on about on the tv channels, ada interviews, and program sadhana. and now we are being chased. and this is a serious problem. so more that, that kind of thing. she's paid a physical price for her activism here. she displays bruises and cuts from scuffles of protests. one time she says she fled her own home when the taliban were about to arrest her and broke her leg, jumping over the wall to escape. she also says she suffered a miscarriage during a demonstration. ah, many he showed their faces at protests last year were later detained. summer suspected to still be in prison. others who were released fled to neighboring pakistan. the next woman requested not to have her name mentioned. way they treated us very badly. they insulted us and told us to give away our organization. and they asked us, which party we worked for and accused us of working for the resistance front. and they took away our phones for those who stayed behind afghans then has become an increasingly dangerous place. and that has taken its toll. we have spent a very difficult and painful time. we have suffered more pain psychologically and physically. i'm currently not doing well mentally. and my family members are also not doing well mentally. meanwhile, the protests continue. just not outdoors. these women have gathered to send a message to the world, calling for education, freedom, and access to work. the only safe place to do it is behind these walls. so is there any chance the taliban might listen to women demanding basic rights? we ask, journalists are little tiffy and couple. it's quite unlikely because if you look at it, it's been bakley a year and not very much has changed in terms of, you know, the rights they were asking for, for teenage girls to go back to school for all female government employees to be allowed back to work, you know, so far, only women working in 3 ministries have been allowed back to work that leaves tens of thousands of hundreds of thousands of other women out of work. they may be paid, you know, assembling for their previous wage. stay at home, but their actual skill and their capability is missing at the time when the government needs it so badly. and, you know, just a couple weeks ago we were talking to a fairly mid level color barn official. and he was saying that in all of their, for in a meeting, these issues of women keep coming up, which would lead you to wonder. first of all, didn't you expect this to come up, given your track record? and secondly, if it keeps coming up, why aren't you meeting the basic demand? you know, they may actually help ease some of the sanctions and restrictions the rest of the world has both on you. and you know, when you think about it, as you said, all these women are asking for the most basic fundamental things you know, the right for their teenage girls return to school and for them to be able to work properly and be active members of society in that way. journalist ali, let's see, fee reporting from cobble. let's look at some other news updates. schumacher ships carrying grain have sail from ukrainian ports in the black sea. 16 vessels have have safe passage so far grained being loaded in odessa is bound for the opium. it will be the 1st shipment of ukrainian corn to africa since the war broke out. authorities in western mexico have arrested a 167 members of the criminal gang. during the operation over $200.00 weapons and $25.00 vehicles was seized. local media reported that those detained were part of a gang fighting for territorial control in the states of mature, con, 5 people have been killed and at least 15 injured in the ecuadorian city of quiet kill in an incident. government officials have blamed on organized crime echoes interior minister said gangs were now attacking with explosives. the city has seen reese, a recent wave of crime, fueled by drug trafficking. an explosion as a market in armenia has cause at least one person. dozens more were injured in the blast at the fireworks depot in the capital yerevan. cellphone video posted to social media shows thick smoke rising over the market. followed by a loud explosion, sending people running through the streets of the popular open air shopping area. ah, the blast ripped through a fireworks warehouse causing nearby buildings to crumble. it happened in the afternoon during peak shopping hours. witnessed to say the pyrotechnics continued to explode as rescue workers and civilians searched the debris for survivors. i think it was an explosion of fireworks. the smoke, everything shattered in a 2nd. i see there are warehouses in other stores. i don't know. it was just fireworks fireworks, fireworks. we will, everything happens and a minute people could not even get out of the shots with fireworks. can be heard going off in the background as rescue workers carry out survivors and found trapped under the debris authority say the cause of the blast, and the number of victims is still unclear. fire fighters worked for several hours to extinguish the blaze. the plume of smoke visible kilometers away to sports now and by a munich have continued their strong star to the bones legacies and with a tune of when other val spoke. the defending champions are in good shape at the top of the table by and fans were in fine voice for their 1st home game of the season. they welcome back form a coach. niko kovak is now in charge of vol spoke, and a visitor has started in promising fashion. patrick them are almost forcing an own goal from boyens alphonso davies. the host true 1st blood though jamal marcial and knitting a brilliant individual effort in the 33rd minutes. the germany international showing great perseverance and skill for his 3rd goal of the 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w. ah . business d w. news live from berlin, signs of improvements for solomon rusty, the prize winning alpha is off events later and talk and again after being stopped while giving a lecture in new york state is a talker has been charged with attempted matter. also coming up, disappearing from public life. how afghan women are risk in everything to to demand their rights from the taliban. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome off our salman rushdie has been taken off events later and is able to talk. that's after suffering serious injuries on friday when he was assaulted with a knife on stage at an event in new york state. a 24 year old suspects has appeared in court, but pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted matter. authority center, the suspects home hours after the attack they court and off the surrounding streets . neighbors in this quiet residential area of new jersey are stunned. i'm here and all these helicopters, i didn't know what happened. i was right around the corner. terrible, terrible, and really it's frightening yates, you know, your neighbors with some aluminum

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w. ah . ah, business d, w. news live phone berlin. i am eddie micah junior. israel as strides on gaza. at least 11 people rescue s that to the arrival of where israel says it targeted an imminent threat from the slamming. she had a senior midtown and the 5 year old girl among the debt also ahead. europe's biggest nuclear power station closest after shelling, international monitors are worried about the safety of the plans and ukraine, and local residents. fear about your noble on the metal heads are rocking on one small after 2 years silence bands from around the world. guy north in germany for the return of the back and heavy metal festival. ah, welcome to the program. he's ready air strikes. i've killed at least 11 people in the gaza strip, including a senior palestinian militant and a 5 year old girl that's triggered a barrage of rockets fired back. these are all from gaza. these are the government says it targeted the slum, make jihad militant group for what it called. an imminent threat is railey forces, target and apartment building in garza city, just one of many air strikes launched into the coastal strip. israel says the attacks were in response to an imminent threat from the palestinian islamic jihad group. the strikes come after israeli forces arrested a senior militant in the west bank early this week. israel carried out the precise counter therapy ration against an immediate threat. our fight is not, was the people of gus islam. jihad is an iranian proxy that wants to destroy the state of israel and kill innocent israelis. the head of his lamp jihad is in the harem. as we speak, we will do whatever it takes to defend our people. and islamic jihad commander was killed in the strikes, and the group vowed to retaliate her the airline. this is a declaration of all out war against the palestinian people. we will respond to that. this is a violation and disregard for all the efforts to to be made over the past days in order to restore camp. we dealt positively with these efforts, but the enemy was as usual, treacherous and carried out this rate. and now we clearly say that we will respond to this crime with all our might to have the dream of equilla ot, and i'm an o. as a 5 year old girl is mourned. fears of an escalation arising, israeli jets continued to pound targets in garza while palestinian militants have been firing rockets back into southern israel. l e i asked journalist hassan belushi. i am gaza for an update on the situation. well, it wasn't, it was an uneasy night. it was very long ends of radio strike starting to differ and various locations across the gall. this threat as well as the terms of rockets fired from towns a bike is limited on some of other groups at least one boasting until this morning. adding to the 10 were killed left yesterday one of those 11115 year old girl, one women. according to the minister of health. there was a lot of reports stroking about the da shouldn't by day delegation to restore the the fees fire between god and his well, which is let me get talking about. but there is no jokes at this moment, and we will continue to be 84 days where what the describe a question that was journalist has them by lucia in gaza. i also spoke with our correspondent tanya cree, mind, jerusalem, and asked her if people fear yet another war. while absolutely, i think people are deeply worried about this. especially in garza, you mentioned it are. they hardly recovered there from the last war in a to in may 2021. now, of course, we don't know yet, then the middle of an escalation right now, or whether this will take days or whether this will be a full blown, a war or at the end. but it has been certainly a very difficult night for people in the south of israel, but also of course, in the gaza strip, or the israeli military has continued to carry out as tri x they. they said that there have targeted at least 30 sites. it describes belonging to the palestinian militant group islamic jihad. at the same time, rockets have been launched all morning to have been air raid sirens. so people in the south have to stay in their safe rooms in their bumper shelters. now there's really army says that over a 190 rockets were fired since or yesterday, and mainly in the south, some in the center or with the iron dome, the defense system, and intercepting a many of them. some also fell in open areas and some also fell inside garza that is according to the israeli army. so what has been done to comb tensions between the 2 sites but eventually i'm, you know, this has to come to an end, but again, this has just started. and the question is, when and what is actually the outcome. because garza has seen many of such military escalations and for wars in the past a decade or or so. so we heard as some reactions already by the international community, the you and special and were for the middle east. peace process has called for calm of the thing and it's the civilians are in the area said are suffering a de, most or from it. are there have been efforts usually in the past and also last week leading up to this escalation by each of that's traditionally the mediator between a milton groups in garza, in this case, after the arrest of an islamic jihad leader in the west bank and israel. but to no avail, and we saw the attack yesterday than by israel on garza leading now to this escalation . so at the moment it's unclear, you know, where this is going and it's very difficult, of course for people living there, dw correspondent, tanya, creamer and jerusalem. thank you. your greens precedence vladimir zalinski is calling for sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. after the shelling of europe's biggest atomic bar stations, at least 3 strikes it, power lines. and as i believe jeff land force and the close out one of the reactors, russia and ukraine leave each other for the shelling russian forces seized control of the station in march. just a week after the invasion, although ukrainian workers still run, it did abuse correspondence. matthews bellinger isn't keven, tells us more. what we know is that rockets have a here to near this power plant have hit these are power lines there. um the plant, as you said, has been under russian occupation. and russia has been stationing military equipment there and has been firing a shells and, and, and possibly rockets from this site. of course, this is something that's very worrisome to ukraine because it's very difficult to attack these positions or without endangering the safety of the whole country. or provoking an accident. there ukraine has attacked these positions with loitering, munitions that sir jones that are a fly in the air that are conducted into military targets. and that explode there, which they are more controllable than rockets of course, which are also being they, they can also be controlled and, and adjusted. but once they fly, they fly. so this strike with rockets is of course worry, worrying. and the ukrainian energy authority has sad that these were russian rockets fired as a provocation. rushes denying this, saying these were ukrainian rockets. it's not been a week. no, we have not been able or are, or the has no independent confirmation for any of the versions. so far, as i said earlier, the, as this is definitely very worrying, we're talking about the dangerous nuclear plant. what's being down to make sure it's safe. well, the plant is under russian occupation and control over the plant is in russian hands, but ukrainian workers are still working there. the problem is that the international atomic energy authority does not have connection to the plant at the moment. they don't have access to the plant, so we do not really know what the conditions inside is. the ukranian authorities also have limited access to their workers there. so that is of course, the biggest problem at the moment that we do not know what's really happening inside the plant. it's still delivering energy to the ukrainian power grid, but we do not know what's the situation on the ground. ok, the w correspondence month. yes, belinda, thank you. 2 other stories making headlines around the world. at least 12 people have been killed and 43 injured in a bass crash north east of the creation capitals. i grabbed the vehicle that slipped off the road. carried dozens of polish pilgrims. they were traveling to be roman catholic shrine, south in boston. japan is marking the 77th anniversary of the nuclear attack on hiroshima. the u. s. dropped the wealth 1st atomic bomb on 6th august 1945 in the final days of world war 2. the explosion destroyed the city and killed 140000 people. a texas court has ordered a conspiracy theorist alex jones to be nearly $50000000.00 in damages. jones falsely claimed a 2012 school shooting sandy hook. new england was a hoax. parents who lost the child, sued him for defamation. sandra, who was one of the worst school shootings in us history. anytime in china is 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w. ah . ah. business d w. news live from berlin. ukraine, braces for possible attacks from russia on its independence day to day, also marks 6 months since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, unleashing a wave of death and destruction. the conflict has sent shock waves across europe and around the world. yet ukraine has defied all expectations and fights on also on the show. germany signs a deal with canada to produce and ship green hydrogen by 2025, a plan for a more sustainable future that does a little to ease germany's current dependence on russian gas. and voters in angola are set to head to the poles. the long time governing party faces, serious competition. ah, ameria evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is marking 31 years and declaring independence from the soviet union. but this year celebrations will be muted with the de falling exactly 6 months since russia's invasion and president zalinski warning of possible brutal strikes by russia. the war has had a tremendous repercussions on ukraine, and on the rest of the world, it triggered europe's worst refugee crisis. in the 2nd world war, with 7000000 people displaced inside ukraine and the un estimating that 5000000 have fled the country. the russian blockade of ukrainian ports lead to massive disruption of shipments from one of the world's biggest grain producers. and that in turn has affected tens of millions of people globally who depend on that grain. and it sparked a world wide energy crisis as disruptions of the global energy supply, put governments everywhere under pressure. our correspondent monte is booting. i recently visited some key of residents who experienced some of the wars early as violence living through the 1st attack on a residential building in the capital up in the sky. they're working to fix the damage at the block, the about it was the rockets, it came from over there like this and sliced off a corner of the building to fall. so it was the 3 of the war. this was the 1st residential building in keith to be hit they've started reconstruction, even though the war hasn't yet ended. the city council is paying for most of the repairs, but residents like only natural makeover. oh, so raising funds. center . this is the api center of the explosion. there were 2 apartments here. and if you look over here, this corner, there was another room here at the rock at chick the corner off and the whole room after the explosion also hit the 2 apartments above and below. i only was at last year who destroyed room was the one most families in the apartments use. as a kids bedroom, the block was relatively new, built for the key of emerging middle class. the rock had wrecked 4 floors, but no one was killed. they were either in different parts of their apartments or had left the city like one family who had fled to germany. on the video, they had a camera in the room and they could see on their phone and heard their flat was destroyed. i can't imagine what that feels like. they were safe, but they still saw this happening. me terrible visit office did on the don't ship last 4 floors for the joan alina apartment was an damaged, even the glasses intact? still, she's happy. she wasn't home when the rocket hit. some neighbors were there suffered a terrible shock and still have trouble returning. they stay in close contact. the see, the calamity has united many of us have become friends watching this and we understand how important it is to stick together. and when the war is over, i'm sure we will quarrel again. the defiance from the people was building was the 1st and keith to be hit in this way with ukraine marking independence day in 6 months since russia's invasion. i asked to double your correspondent, roman gunshot ankle and key of how ukrainians were commemorating these 2 significant milestones. of with mixed feelings, i will try am. it's a war of independence that ukraine is fighting 31 years after it proclaimed independence from the soviet union. and it's a very special day here. you can feel the tensity in there and it's in the morning . it's a public holiday, the streets are still empty, but there are few people walking down the central boulevard here in key. if crecia to just me behind my back, where you can see dozens of scorch russian tanks that were captured as russia tried to capture key of the capital in the 1st days and weeks of this war. and this gives of course, ukrainians, the sense of pride are many people say local. russia has the 2nd strongest army in the world and we were able to fight them back and we're still fighting 6 months on our so they're very proud of that. and but on the other hand, there is also sorrow. as i've said, this is a war of independence and ukrainian, a pain, a very high price for that. we do not have official figures, but observers here in ukraine estimate that no tens of thousands of people died in these 6 months. military and civilians are so it's, it's a very m, m, a tens feeling here and key of a feeling of pride, the feeling of joy, but also a feeling of sorrow. and people remember those dead as there is a moment of silence every day. he and keith, but life goes on on the other hand, while the cranium government and has been warning that russia could launch what it's calling brutal strikes to day on this day. targeting the capital perhaps. how are ukrainians preparing? well the government, the government has warned ukrainians to avoid for the city center to be, to say vigilant. a video which is on a different from, from the beginning of the war when the war western warnings about the attack. and the government said, well, oh, we don't not believe that quite so. so there was, there was criticism of the government at that time now it's acting differently. i. so a government officials were urged to stay home the whole week to work from home. and the public transport he and kia for him is running only until 21 hours at night. but on the other hand, people are still walking. the streets are in other cities which are closer to the frontline. like, for example, ukraine's 2nd largest city hockey of the situation is very much different. the city is being shelled every day. every hour people are dying there every day. and there is no train connection with a khaki for so ukrainian railways said on this independence day, it's too dangerous to drive by trying to hockey. so there is a kind of log down there. i spoke to a young woman who came from hockey to peer and she said, the situation here in the capital so much different. she feels safe here. d w 's, roman gunshot ankle reporting for us from tier ram, and thank you so much. let's get a check now some of the other stories making headlines with our government correspondence with former us president donald trump's legal team has revealed that more than 100 documents with classified markings were recovered from his florida residence earlier this year. the batch, which total is more than $700.00 pages, was retrieved from mar allied a month before an august f. b i search sees further sets of classified records. journalists and mexico have been protesting the death of a colleague calling for justice and an end to a culture of impunity. calmness freddie roman was shot dead in his car. he was the 12 medium worker to be killed in the country this year alone. the embalmed heart of brazilian emperor dump heather the 1st has been received with military honors and brazilians. to kick off brazil's bicentennial celebration, the portuguese monarch declared brazil independent nearly 200 years a

w b o . business day w news live from building a fragile truth type, the fake between israel and palestinian militants in gaza. celebration breakout in the territory. i've to, israeli is drugs and militant rocket launches, sees, but can the break in fighting last? also coming out columbia gets its 1st lift this lead gustavo petro promises to, in decades of conflict. but he also faces a long list of social and economic challenges. and it was a miserable outing info line for shaka, who failed to impress on their return to the buddhist lee, got all the goals from sunday's fixtures coming right up. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shark. a ceasefire brokered by egypt has gone into effect following 3 days of deadly violence between israel and the palestinian islamic jihad militant group authorities in gaza. say at least $43.00 people, including children, were killed in his riley, s drive since friday. andre, it's more people have been injured. palestinian militants loved barrage rockets towards israel in response. it was the biggest escalation in violence, the region, the scene in more than a year. steven cook is a middle east analyst at the council on foreign relations in washington. early guy, i asked him how optimistic he was. the deal would hold. well, let's get through the night 1st and then now we can think more about the next couple of days. these are always, these fires are always quite fragile. the palestinian islamic jihad, there is a variety of use within the palestinian islamic jihad and whether they continue to fight against news railey. but so for i think that you really have won this round. so there's every interest or is from the hard to maintain the bar. ok, so thinking of winning this round, israel says most of the military leadership of the islamic jihad group has been quote, neutralized in this operation. what do you make of this statement? well they really have tory have succeeded in targeting very high value islam of g hide leaders starting with the arrest last week, but some of 80 who is the west bank leader of the summit, jihad and killing the chief of operations in both in northern and southern got district this very, very successful for them from their perspective, it's worth whatever international condemnation then they come as a result, the collateral damage in killing of civilians in the process. so i don't have a real reason to lie about this. they had every reason to publicize the fact that they take it out, at least the, the read people. ok. now garza's ruling, how mosque group has. so foss died out of this latest fighting. what does this tell you about in a palestinian relations? well this is the probably the most interesting aspect of this round of violence because it's always a competition between islam of jihad and him. us over who can proved themselves to be more nationalists than the other. and the expectation was that hum oxford joiner, not so much that a solid garrity with islamic jihad, but to ensure that it did not lose any kind of political support in relation to islamic jihad. but it seems that, huh, got the message from the israelis after the 11th a war in may 2021 and really don't have the capacity to take on the israelites at this time. so they basically, beside their words of support were funky, had leadership that has now been killed by the is really they have set this one out . okay. now, if the fire has gone into a sake you've said, let's wait out the night to see how it holds. how likely do you think that this could perhaps re escalate into into some kind of wider conflict? it certainly has the capability of doing that. keep in mind that palestinian islamic jihad is supported by iran, as is his belie in lebanon. it has happened before that violence in the west bank has led not with me. my apologies, in regards to strip, has led to violence along israel's northern board and war in the summer of 2006 is precisely that scenario. and you can look at this military operation on the part of these roads as part of its broader shadow war against iran and its proxies around the region. so there is that possibility that this could broadening some case, but as of now let's keep our fingers crossed, that it doesn't do that. and that is for me to has gotten the message that escalation is not really an option for them. ok, that was steven cook with the council on foreign relations in washington. steven, thank you for your very clear analysis. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the us senate has passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan. democrats approve president joe biden, $430000000000.00 spending bill, which now goes to the house of representatives. republicans have criticized the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. nearly a 1000 people were stranded after flooding in death valley in the us. one of the hottest and dry places in the world floods not unusual in the area, but these are some of the largest in the last 20 years. belief in brazil's capital have arrested a german diplomat on suspicion of killing his husband. the soft, big told brazilian authorities that his partner a belgian national fill and hit his head off to becoming ill. but investigative, say the victim was severely beaten. columbia has ashi and a new chapter in its history way. the form i left a rebel being sworn in as president. gustavo petro has played to fight inequality, achieve peace, and rethink the war on drugs. columbia new vice president also represents a new start, a black woman from an underprivileged community. you bought a, deborah, it's an inaugurated, like no other in columbia history. and it's marked many 1st order you're able to wear to god and promise to the people to faithfully comply with the constitution and the laws of columbia. gustavo petro is the country's 1st left as president. and the 1st former gorilla fighter to lead columbia, his election mares a transition in politics sweeping across latin america. one that is more left leaning. one where those elected are a reflection of the people who put them in office. i would get which is a day when we see ourselves represented battle and it and the fight for social equity is one. i got equity that we all aim for and a fought for for so many years. thank you that and columbia. second highest office holder represents a victory for social equity. well no. i swear to god and the people to faithfully fulfill columbia's constitution and laws. i also swear before my ancestors, that dignity will be shared by all yon se stress us stuck. a lead me laugh. say i got go. somebody vice president francine martinez, is an environmental activist and former housekeeper. today she makes history as the 1st effort columbia anna to hold her post, go mia? it's the beginning of a new era in our country. finally, columbia made the decision and to day gustavo, petro and from san marcos are going to govern columbia, columbia. it's doug, but i'm happy to see the inauguration of our president, mr. val petro, what happiness? i know, i can't contain it up for the happiness is grant me the pair, have a big agenda, and big challenges ahead. half of colombians live in poverty. the pitcher marcus platform includes ending hunger, establishing environmental reforms, and bringing peace to the country. after 60 year armed conflict. it's an agenda full of promises to help regular people that are running for office and holding it are very different. now, voters room learn how president petro will lead once the dreams on the campaign trail gave way to the realities of coffee and civil manhood. in phoenix that was to w, corresponded johan ramirez was at the inauguration in bogota. he told me more about the new president's priorities, that the priority of his agenda, master b car been poverty, an inequality, as he is the 1st president. first the left, his president, even in the history the there are huge expectations that he can tackle those. he's charged social problems and he cost to work on those issues very weakly. actually, it is suspected that tomorrow his 1st day in office, he said ministration. what were sent to you, fax reform, bill in congress, another to reject quality to the country. he needs to present a short term solutions to the population in those 2 issues. poverty, annette wanting, johan ramirez in columbia a well in mexico rescue. as the still trying to save 10 workers tramped on to ground in a collapse to mine. plans to send in divers had to be postponed because the flooding with it was an agonizing wait for friends and family. but it wasn't the news they wanted to hear. despite t

w. ah . ah, business d w. news live from berlin. russia says it's evacuated, 3000 people in crimea, after explosions, rocks, a russian military facility. there. moscow claims it fell victim to sabotage on the program. the runner up in kenya's presidential election says he will challenge the results, but just kenyans to remain peaceful through the process. and in the u. s. days of wyoming, republican house representative bliss cheney could lose her seat in congress if voters shun her for her vocal criticism of former president trump and his role in the january 6th riots. ah, i'm all azako, thanks for being with us. we begin in crimea where multiple explosions have breakthrough and ammunition steep ho. russia says 3000 people have been evacuated and describes the blast as an act of sabotage without saying who it holds responsible. only a week ago, a russian ad base in the next peninsula was attacked if ukrainian forces are behind the explosions in crimea, it would mark a significant escalation in the war. cellphone video captures, a giant fire on the horizon. russian officials say the blades engulfed, and ammunition depot at a russian military base in northern crimea. multiple fireballs can be seen and heard erupting in this amateur video. as the blaze rips through, the plant to nearby villages had to be evacuated, looseness mistakes, and we came out. the big logan's clouds of smoke coming from the cow sheds where the military warehouses are. oh, we stayed dead until about 7 already and everything was exploding. flashes fragments deputy falling on us. you shipped it in the emergency guys came from kit and said they were evacuating. everybody was still out there were by explosion. shells falling right in the back yards. we have a shell in ours. a bet that was it was the guys came over to inspect it that i think they said they were going to la d minded or whatever. we just left. everything like workers were quickly dispatched to start repairing rail tracks and power lines damaged in tuesday's blasts. was ended, you'll become which as movie mckesson is a subterranean, the russian ministry of defense them, as he says, the official cause of the incident was sabotaging marshal place jolla. burr, martha. it will be remembered more than 3000 people have been evacuated. my scales will sca from to nearby settlements and the reach out of the machine we read you, but we are. why be in them are for don't which are being housed and temporary facilities. oh was me shame just pull primarily in schools like a physical so you can be a total of $100.00. 21. people are being sheltered. adoption of those 20 are children sitting at that in chicago. the rest have gone to their relatives. teresa, me look, i see being the blasts come one week after similar explosions at a russian military air base on the kremlin controlled peninsula. kia is not claimed responsibility for either incident, but ukraine's president has repeatedly said that regaining sovereignty over the country must include crimea, which was annexed by russia. 8 years ago. he touched on those efforts during his nightly video dress to the nation. the novel she reparations for the crimea platform on the way he likes picked the little number of participants taking part of this initiative to bring crimea back on the ukrainians sovereignty. to expand rob today, the advisory council, the dissipation of crimea has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction entered, saw the success of the crimean platform grange fleet. blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians. and the cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion. one of the lines, his advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand there's a high risk of death in occupied territories. dw, yon philip charles is in cave. he explained ukraine's tactic of neither confirming nor denying responsibility for a tax on russian targets in the crimean peninsula. even though ukraine has not claimed direct responsibility for any incidents in crimea. senior officials have implied involvement. the ukrainian military, for example, published a video showing an explosion, but they refused to give any further explanations on it. it's obviously part of the ukrainian strategy at the moment. not to bro, provide any details about a possible military operation in the region, but to leave plenty of room for interpretation or crimea is probably one of the most symbolic places of the war ends many ukrainians. welcome possible attacks on russian military infrastructure in the region. it's a region that has been occupied by russia for the past 8 years, sir. and sir president, sir kolinski, has repeatedly made it clear that for ukrainians any efforts to win the war or any efforts to take back occupied territory must always include crimea. the defendant's candidate in 10 years president election has confirmed that he will contest the result, rayleigh, a dingo called the outcome, a travesty, and accused the chairman of the electoral commission of acting unilaterally and illegally in declaring william brutal kenya's next president. despite his strong words or dingo, urged his supporters to remain peaceful the long wait for kenya's election result is over. but like every presidential outcome in kenya since 2002, this one do is disputed. no of you. there is neither legal under, but it is declared winner, nora, president elect, researchable good is announcement, but put in 2 unknowns. a winner is another he acted with gross impunity, and internal disregard of the constitution and our laws. owning the lawson's 5th bid for the top job, despite the sport of his all right, will an outgoing president who can yetta good people in his strong will to the of get some have mixed feelings about challenging the results. i think what i like right now if you go to court and her for them to decide who should come the president of dina, but as up our views, bailey's, the president of kenya. okay. it got to go to court and we couldn't really tell what my fear is really because my thought about to go to the election, which is going to be miss moneyed like this. why meanwhile, rudo supporters are eager for him to take off. as soon as the thought of religion, very good, as you can see over that mcveigh is not a lot and isn't going to relax because you're expecting of the residence for i mean, any time you know what kenya could face weeks of uncertainty and the we forward may ultimately be decided in court. let's get he up to speed now on some other stories making headlines. you as president joe biden has signed the inflation reduction act into law, calling it to win for the american people. the new legislation includes an investment of $369000000000.00 in climate policies. $64000000000.00 to reduce health insurance costs and a 15 percent minimum corporation tax for large company. now the united states and the e. you are studying iran's response to a final draft of the renewed nuclear deal. negotiators have been meeting in vienna for more than a year to resuscitate the 2015 agreement. it collapsed when former us president donald trump withdrew his support for the deal. that would limit iran's nuclear development. you and our european allies. 3 people have been seriously injured after jumping from a train that was engulfed by wildfires in east and spain around 20 suffered from burns when the service to valencia was caught in the blaze. prolonged heat waves have caused almost $400.00 wildfire in spain so far this year. and the record breaking hot summer here in europe has been drying rivers up across the continent. nearly half of the continent is for is facing an unprecedented drought. now, shipping companies in germany are preparing for the worst as the river ride drops to crucial levels. authorities say many vessels will be unable to navigate the key shipping routes. if the water job much, much lower science is say it's clear that climate change is leading to more intense periods of extreme heat and drought. and d, w. some baker is in cologne on the banks of the river rhine. water level here in cologne on the rhine river are reaching near record lows. as we've had weeks with little rain and prolonged periods with high temperatures. this drought is being made worse by climate change, which is really impacting the whole region and rivers across the continent. now this is a major problem for ships and companies looking to move good up and down this river as they need a meter and a half of water to get up and down the river. and in some places that's not possible right now. so they're having to reduce their cargo to as little as 25 percent of their intended carry. and that is causing delays in getting products to where they need to go and more costs for companies and consumers. this will also add to the energy crisis here in germany, as many of the ships going up and down this river are carrying coal, heating, oil and diesel. and those, 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