where is india headed in? this is the moment to unleash on violet bars. gandhi's legacy starts january 28th on d. w. ah, ah, business d w. news live from berlin. russia launch is another way of missile attacks against ukraine killing at least 18 people in the city of denise pro and wounding. doesn't miss alice also targeted infrastructure in several other cities, including the capital key. also coming up in germany, clash as

a rough to protest against a mine expansion climate activist gretta tune, bug lens. so support to demonstrate anger. and israel of a plan to weaken the supreme court thousands rally until a b against a government plan based se would undermine democracy. ah, i'm all on soccer. welcome to the show. we begin with breaking news from the pal where a passenger play and carrying as many as 72 people has crashed in the city of po kara. it departed from the capital cat men do. and asians spokesperson says at least 40 people were killed with search and rescue on going, i will bring you more updates on this story as they come in. first to the war in ukraine where

a wave of russian missiles has killed at least 18 people and wounded doesn't small ukraine and officials say the casualties are from a strike on an apartment building in the city of to ne pro where power surprise also targeted the energy minister has warned of difficult days ahead o a scene from halifax, denise pro apartment block. 7 where dozens of homes have been laid to waste by a russian missile strike. numerous, i'm speechless. rural, speechless, iroquois. just minutes after the attack rescue workers were on the scene, carrying at the casualties and scouring the debris for trapped victims. blue paw. i'm part of the group of volunteers who usually evacuate the dead and wounded from the battlefield. but we also help when their attacks on the city.

using torches, the emergency crews tried to locate residents inside the destroyed building. the residence sent back signals through blo nice windows lice from their mobile phones. the d pro strike came as mission missiles rained down across ukraine. the ukranian defense ministry says many was shot down, but emergency blockades were put in place. and many regents due to damage to energy infrastructure. ukraine's president says the latest attacks are proof that only fighting back can stop russia. to more of us open the door is, is it possible to stop russian terror? the yes, it is auction you can it be done other than on the battlefield and ukraine more unfortunately, no much it can and must be done on our land. what in our sky, what sleeve does what is needed? got the weapons that our partners have in their warehouses and our warriors are

waiting for. that could be seen as a message to germany, which is mulling whether to deliver leopard to faculty, to ukraine. on saturday that you kate, up, the pressure by announcing it would send challenger to time. they will be the 1st advance times given to ukraine by its allies, since the war began. dw russia, analysts, constantine aga jones, ben are from vilnius constantine. we see again that russia's hitting civilians and infrastructure. how does the serve the russian interests? well, it just continues the size to continuation all the same, even though the commander of the russian assault on your grain is new boots and replace the old one with the chief of the general staff gear. awesome all a few days ago. but the strategy is the same, to reduce the grain to rubble and to kill as many civilians as possible to demoralize the population of the grand demoralize the armed forces essentially

brush them into seeking some kind of compromise which the, the brain in leadership sees as capitulation, as we heard actually a person zalinski saying, so not, not a lot of change, it's not the 1st try. it will not be the last in mind. it misses were sent into grain to hit not only me from, from where we've seen this horrible images, but also key of the capitol. how to give in the east and leave in the far west, close to the polish border. so it is definitely an attempt to scare and to show we will go off to you no matter where you are and we don't care for civilian casualties. that's the old message. alas, now as we've heard, a western allies are gearing up to send battle tanks to ukraine. the u. k. is the latest country to say it will do so. how much of

a difference can that make in this war? indeed, the u. k. is the 1st western nation to pledge modern battle. thanks for your grain . we're talking about challenger to the main battle tank. are in the u. k. within 120 millimeter gun mounted on it. but alas, the british officials are talking only about a squadron, which is 14 battle tanks. i mean, look, i think that puts in the has, at least if you 1000 of old russian battle things on stand by any minute. so this unfortunately will not make a difference unless the numbers of western tanks and gen the western weaponry sent you great, increases mightily and we still don't see it. and you mentioned in germany, there's still mulling over what to do with the level to level 2 battle tanks to be

sent ukraine. so the debate continues, well, we see what we see in this horrible images of missile strikes on ukrainian cities. constantine, thanks for those. in science or rush analyst constantine, i get in business. thank you. i haven't any police are pushing ahead with the clearing out of environmental activists from the area of a planned coal mine expansions. thousands of people have descended on the village of routes, routes which are set to be demolished, so the german energy giant r w e can mine the ignite underneath it. as not a group of protesters has been hold up in the town for days with police forcibly removing those who refused to leave. climate protests turned into chaotic scenes as tensions over the future of the small german village reached a boiling point. after days of evictions,

offices clashed with activists deploying water cannons, batons and pepper spray. those protesting adamant the village will not be cleared for the coal underneath, it was fine. it was extremely exhausting. we had to see a lot of police violence. people's lives were put at risk, but we know why we're here in it's worth standing up for this. and, and during this russian, it was who in colony lutheran has become a symbol of germany's climate change challenge. the government's given the green light for the expansion of coal mining in the area saying it's vital for the country's energy needs. protesters say that goes against germany's own climate goals. some activists remain hold up inside the abandoned village. barricading themselves in german police,

estimated another 10000 protesters, descended on the area over the weekend. organizers put the number at $35000.00 a month. hm. swedish climate act of us greeted thornburg. how is this possible in the year 20 is 23. how can we still be continuing down this path that we know a leads us know where. how is that possible? how can we continue to sacrifice people? just put these very, very few fortunate people to continue making unimaginable amounts of money. hundreds of police officers have been working to clear looks around using heavy machinery to help get the job done. but there warning it could

take weeks as processed as trying every tactic possible to keep the town from being demolished. and for more, i'm joined now by our correspondent leon if and hammerstein in lou serrano loony. what's the latest where you are on the police efforts to remove the activists? while i'm standing here in front of this little forest that you can see behind me where the last few remaining activists are holding out in tree houses em up there. but some of them have climbed into the trees. we can see them from here and a specialist em height intervention team of the police is trying to get them out of there is trying to cut away the trees around the tree houses in order to remove the last few remaining less than 10 remaining activist tier inlets that behind me is also where the underground handle is located, where 2 activists are still holding out. and am,

are trying to really stay as long as possible, make it as hard as possible for the police to evict them. so if these people are now removed, what's next for the protests? that's very good question. after the huge protests with clashes m, i talked to some activists today and you can see that they are still visibly, visibly shocked by and by what happened yesterday. but many of them are still in the area. there is a camp in the neighboring village of kind. there were many of the activists were here in little rock and have been removed. i now am planning more protest actions, but, and we don't have any huge am announced protest yet m. but i expect this, this protest movement to last for a while longer and especially because there are still people inlets of that right where i'm standing now. so police have been criticized for accessing use of excessive force including by aggressor tune berg. what more can you tell us about

that? yes, the activists, i told i talked to this morning am sad and we've seen some images on twitter or to circulating over media colleagues and that police have used excessive force m, reportedly. they have been dozens of injuries, some of them heavy injuries, head injuries, people had to be transported by ambulances. we also saw the ambulances by police have said that it was a proportionate use of violence because protesters were coming into the village of, let's not. so there's 2 opposing opinions. it will take some time to process what happened yesterday. thank you very much. now reporting from this rock that sir dw correspondent leon if on amazon tens of thousands of people have rallied in tel aviv to protest plans by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, netanyahu's new government to overhaul the legal system and weaken the supreme court. the proposed reforms would give parliament power to overturn court decisions with the majority vote ah heavy rain in tel aviv

did nothing to dispel these protesters from marching against. what they say is a threat to israel's democracy. they fear that new government plans to weaken the supreme court will rub it of its independence and ultimately reduce the rights of minorities. i'm angry. i'm curious about this in blatant destruction of our judicial a system. this is not the way of democracy to all the people to rule the country, to decide about every step of our life in such a non democratic way at. we want to live in a democracy, the liberal democracy, and not in a country were the religion. if the mainstream prime minister benjamin netanyahu is much anticipated, planned for judicial reform comes off the back of his recent election victory. his

party says the supreme court is too powerful compared to the other branches of government. the legislator and the executive nasa vizier bumps, you know, we will carry out a revision of governance up to boulder to bob about that the same time we will and after forms that will ensure the correct balance between the 3 authorities. their proposed reforms come as netanyahu is on trial for corruption charges voluminous for them as if enacted, they could potentially help him evade conviction. these demonstrators say netanyahu's plan was significantly curtail israel's democracy, handing his administration more power at the expense of independence of the courts . this is d w as the ronda of our top story at the asian authorities in the pool say at least 40 bodies have been removed from a plane crash in the city of full kara, for commercial aircraft to part of the. so kat man do with as many as 72 people on

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