and re imagined these teachings or elements to us. ah, gandhi's legacy starts january 28th on b, w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. dozens are injured and peruse capital ass. protesters clash with police. anti government demonstrations are spreading across the country. protesters are demanding fresh elections after december's ousting of president pedal castillo. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski attends the funeral

for the victims of a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior minister. earlier this week. another 13 people, including top officials and the child, died in the crash. and in the buddhist niga vogue spurt start off their match against 2nd place fryeburg on fire, and the wolves never looked back at one stage shown their bite. ah, i'm pablo phone las welcome to the program. dozens of people have been injured in the latest clashes between anti government protestors and security forces and peruse capital lima. the unrest started in december following the sting of president pedro castillo. he has knives, he, it is now spread to many parts of the country, costing almost 50 lives and peruvian authorities. now moved to close the famed tor

site of mac, pit you on account of the unrest at battle, fought in the streets of lima, police fire, tear gas. angry protest is throw rocks and bottles. they are demanding the resignation of precedent. deena bullard, they the former vice president to power out to her predecessor pedro castillo, was ousted. castillo was embroiled and corruption investigations and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote in the southern region of pu, know, a police station was set on fire. and another was attacked by hundreds of protesters . much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protest as c pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite. in

the affluent lima district of mir flores, life is very different from that. in the provinces, not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. eliminate lima, every muscle. the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given an author and they receive a lot of money mutual yet. i mean, if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but a protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. that horrible milk will up. again, a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight. i believe i'm about to get it done. as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using

excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight o t w corresponding color, it says in peruse capital lima. and she gave us some more insight about how this movement has evolved on tuesday involved in the protests. or as you just mentioned, people have traveled from the rural areas of the country here to lima. and it's a most, most people come from the south. those you seen the background, for example, are people who come from be slow areas like go school like bono, like i got a keeper and the protest started there, but have then shifted to the capital. they most, most of them come from a poor a background. they, it working agriculture, their work in mining health engineers here that we've met, that to spoke to us. some people from lima also at the protests, of course. and they all are saying the same. they felt at large,

huge inequality over these past few years. together with a political instability, both a pair who has had time again you presidents over the past few years. and they also say that they have not seen the benefits that are being generated in their regents or in the country that mining this agriculture. and they don't see the benefit, so that's also one part of the story here. why the protests us a big and the other side has all so that the police has been very harsh with protest as we've seen. several people being killed by the police indic binda clashes here in the past few weeks. that being shot that been also a hurt with the, with other tools. so there's huge anger here that this is still happening, that police oppression is happening on such a large scale. and that's also why the situation seems to be getting 10. so by the hour nicole tell us this, you're in lima and the capital,

but how wide spread are these protests improved? at the moment, it's still looking as if it's a whole block of the south that is in this state in the state of protests. we're also hearing that students from the south will now travel to the capitol because as it stands, these brought us us here behind me are as standing there in support of people who had been a camping at a university site. and this morning, this university side was evicted and police entered with a tank or they sprayed tear god, and day are detained, around 200 people there. that's why protest probably will also be much bigger in the next few days. maybe because students are also on their way now. so this is just a development, we kind of really foresee the future. but that's also one part of things that is happening in the my at the moment. thanks. nicole dw correspondent nicole reese in lima ukrainian president vladimir zalinski and his wife alena have attended

a funeral for the victims of a helicopter crash that killed the country's interior minister. earlier this week, the aircraft carrying dentist, one a stair ski and to other top officials, came down in a cave. so burb, another 13 people, including a child were also killed. the i remembered as heroes who sacrificed their lives for their country. but also as a daughter, son and father, ukraine is honoring the leading figures of it's indeed in ministry. kent in the helicopter crash, the coffins are wrapped in the green flag. and president latimer zalinski, offered his condolences to the families the cause of the crash that can 14 people is still being investigated. ukraine,

faith, it's losing its people on the front lines do. and it desperately meets the world support as its soldiers fight rush. and forthwith keith, it's disappointed that it's best and alive, but indecisive on sending heavy duty. morton tanks such as german meat leopard stood green. many of the soldiers near the figure of the hood believe, morton thanks can help them. thank for this one is such a basic tank. just a simple rocket launcher, which was made a long, long time ago. but in capable hands it can be a really serious threat because serial numbers. but politically though, it's a great motivation for the infantry. when we have the tanks, their morale, it gets high, and they feel less fear. when we start storming with lepers or challenger or other more modern tanks,

we would be unstoppable. it was mr. watson is with little over the ukraine's impassioned a. b comes as russia have intensified at fighting in ukraine's, that patricia region over mother earth nears a parisha. the offensive operations have given eastern military district units or better positions because it ukraine seized heavy tanks, attention to faint and expected russian offensive in the spring. it belief any delay means more ukrainian black will be shed and more to fit slant taken. marina miran is from the defense studies department at king's college in london, and i asked her if the reports of fresh skirmishes in this apparition region could be the 1st signs of a new large scale russian assault. well, and we heard some movement around the parisha and hen, essentially, because the ukranian forces have re deployed to troops to the area of mood. there

is a possibility that the russians might want to exploit this weakness in defense and attack or is that might be, emma knew were do lore forces back to the parisha and attack somewhere else. so it's right now it's difficult to judge what is going to happen, but the russian sources have all also pointed out that was appointment of general garrison. they will be preparing for a large counter offensive. well, tell us about that because intelligence does suggest that russia's reorganizing for a new major offensive in the spring. would these tanks, most likely help fan doth such an assault or could they actually really get the ukrainians moving forward again? the problem is, of course tanks can be used defensively in a variety of ways, probably not the best weapons to use in urban settings. however, what, what we don't know is if the decision is taken to deploy those tanks to ukraine,

when will they reach ukraine? and what number will reach ukraine? meaning that the ukrainian horses will have to carefully think about the placement of those tanks. and because we don't know exactly where the rations will attack that will depend on the ukrainian intelligence to find out exactly where the enemy might be striking them in order to prepare their defenses accordingly and be able to conduct a counter attack. but again, this depends on so manufacturers and as of today, it is probably unrealistic to expect the tanks to reach ukraine in spring. sometime smith spring might be a possibility, but we just don't now tell us this presidency lengthy maintains there's quote no other alternative for both for the west to give you crane heavy tanks. so does he basically mean that they simply can't hold off at the russian forces without them?

well, obviously because the tang, sir, ukraine has are so outdated and they don't have a lot of some left. if you mean that russians will be using tanks for in the pack, it would certainly benefit the ukraine to be able to have tanks to reinforce here, defensive positions. and they could be used in several ways as a part of a mechanized infantry, for instance, with armored support. and those new tanks might be also superior to what russia is using. so it would definitely give them an edge. however, it's difficult to judge whether or they will be able to hold the russian offensive because we don't know what russia will be using to launch that offensive. and you know how constance, because the troops will be thank you, dr. marina me down from king's college, schlander. thank you. ah

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