ah ah ah ah, this is dw news life of our lead, bent on keeping control of the ukrainian strong pulled back moved. while some analysts say that it is not worth the bloodshed, we meet ukrainian fighters who tell us why it is also coming up political tensions

ease in israel after benjamin netanyahu puts a controversial judicial reform package on hold. but opponents say that they want the legislation dropped altogether with and he's in solitary confinement and facing execution for demanding basic rights. friends of the dissident of ronnie and rapper, tom bosh tell us of their fears for his safety. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukraine's defense ministry has welcomed the arrival of the british challenger to tanks to the country. defense minister alesco rescan up alexey resna cough released this video of himself riding in one of the newly arrived tanks. london has pledged to send 14 challenges to keith and

recently completed training ukrainian tank crews. berlin announced on monday that it had also delivered 18 long awaited german leper to battle tanks to ukraine. and in the countries east bock, mood has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance, albeit one of the bloodiest. some criticized the ukrainian leadership for the decision to keep on defending bachman, but many ukrainian soldiers in the area say that they are willing to pay the heavy price for its control. t w correspond at max xander, went to meet some of those fighters. you have to move fast, we're heading for the frontline. the russians are very close to the joins one or the most forward position on this part of the front line. and

from here to the other side, to where the russian enemies are, it's just just roughly about 130 meters. that's the russian swearing back. the soldier behind the machine gun feels the pressure mercer shy cisco no sir. jose who? the enemy is testing them. he says, preparing for something, snipers and mortars pose a constant threat, moving anywhere as dangerous in the next fork. so we meet a man with a call sign taxi driver. he joined the army when the war began. believe nikolai, he hasn't seen his family for months. yesterday was his son, 6th birthday. i asked him how he copes sasha thrash night. a lewis, d e a g shirt. fish for hebrew. e g. he grabbed crystal him to have you bless. vision of them wiggly theatre. to

push so foolish garza didn't lose if you start to finish the throws ah, despite all this, the soldiers here will keep fighting. a bar moved, not far away, must stand. so just law tells me you times. are you some of the luck with a dead div professional is leaving little he sick brooklyn murderers with him off him. kayla will yoke when we shall come, flog, assured nice dorothy. he should. he would be a caboose. nicholas reginald, a willie willie co who boy knew each a sugar would not really no, but only one is what we did has been with adult who been murphy and for both sides

. bottled remains a strong symbol. full. yeah, well the enemy is dying. our morals high that and they're stupid enough to sell to russians. victory like capture in the board in the beginning of florida, we're trying to capture a key fob for days high to give buzz, gave stance heidi stance. and now that trying to sell ma, what you can tell at ward, the 2nd almena will look like farrell from over here. critics though, argue buckman is no longer worth the price that ukraine is paying and lives were taken to see what that looks like. we can't say where we are, only that the fighting is very close. an abandoned building now with field hospital . here doctors work round the clock to save lives. their position in the danger

zone is crucial wounded or brought you directly from the frontline and stabilized. so they can survive the trip to the hospital. this man suffered a shrapnel wound to his abdomen surgeon to me throw and his team get to it immediately. half an hour later he stable enough to be moved. the teams here perform up to 80 operations every day. last insurance case, this is nigel, since it's stripped now injurious from artillery. and in this place in this, the position for him to be fearful, so to invalid, injurious l. so because we're, we're provided in the city and so our enemy uses goals, corn, fucked, thorough a sold or since we have more cases, reasonable mullets injuries, demitra ran a company for clinical testing before the war. now he chooses to be here in a windowless room that smells of wounds and sounds like war. but they're making

a difference. he says, and to me, i'm becoming more professionals and every kinds of stuffs and, oh, what he or she should do in this case. so we agreed to in some owen, protocols for for halton, an hours drive away from the trenches come a tourist station visits from family and here wives and girlfriends returned to safety and men had the back to the front line. the price for buckled his high, but ukraine is willing to pay and her lawyer, we spoke with marina, my ron, she has a defense analyst that kings college london. and we asked her to assess the situation on the eastern front. oh, thank you for having me. the situation around the move remains to be very difficult for the ukrainian forces and according to some reports,

the russians us till pushing, despite the fact that the speed of their offensive on buck mode has slowed down and put for the ukrainians. it is important to hold the city because they risk their entire defense line collapsing. and because so much has been invested already in buck mood, it would be unwise to withdraw the forces right now. and we know that the russians are still struggling, despite the fact that they have all roads under their fire control. they're still struggling around trusted the are. so the situation is incredibly difficult. bob in the risk claiming to, to have made advances on taking the on steel plan. and so we were just waiting to see what is going to happen. and as wagner said, what, what for russia is important is to destroy the capability of the ukrainians among the counter effect. so they want to inflict as many casualties as possible. let's

talk about that potential counter offensive because germany has confirmed that it has delivered the promised leper tank. britain also delivering its challenge our tanks to ukraine, where are those likely to be used in buck moods or elsewhere? well, that is a good question because there are a couple of possibilities were these tanks might be used. however, we have to bear in mind that we still need to wait out how the fight for buck moot will play out before those things can be used. because right now, supplying button is difficult, as i said, because of russians are controlling the roads. now that the, the use of the tanks will probably most likely make sense as part of the combined arms operation for the premiums. and they are better off to be used during the possible counter offensive. and one possibility would be continue with

a contra offensive to retake the territory last or in the wrong. but the other possibility, which is logistically, more complicated, is to go towards mili topple or maria pull in the parisha. how about the fighter jets? because we know ukraine has been asking for the life of poland, has committed to sending them. where can these make a difference? these will be precisely used for the counter offensive because the pangs wouldn't be used on their own. to maximize the effect, there is a need to integrate air and land forces. so ideally the ukrainians would use the tanks and mechanized infantry on land and close air support using the fighter cats that the horses will be getting only, sam, can they successfully mount counter offensive, or they have more chances to mount the success of successful counterfeit. so and it

is difficult combined arms warfare is difficult and we have seen that russians have miserably failed at it last year. so there is hope that the ukrainians will be able to conduct fresh opperation. thank you so much for joining us to share that expertise. marina myron defense analyst, that kings college london. we appreciate it. thank you. harris. mother stories making headlines. dozens of migrants have died after a fire at an immigration detention center in northern mexico. more than 20 others were injured in the blaze at the facility in the border city of c. o dot, what us authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the fire. 2 people have been killed several more injured in a knife attack on an muslim center in the portuguese capital. lisbon police said that the suspected attacker was shot and injured after he refused to surrender.

authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. hundreds of thousands of people are said to join another day of protest and strikes in france nearly 2 weeks after president emmanuel mccall rammed his pension reforms through parliament . public fury shows no sign of abating, but micron has refused to budge on the deeply unpopular pension age changes political tension and israel appears to have eased the day after a prime minister benjamin netanyahu put a contentious overhaul of the traditional system on hold. his move came in the wake of spontaneous mass protest, and a far reaching general strike. netanyahu says that there's a lay will allow time to reach a compromise, and factions opposed to netanyahu are preparing for negotiations. but it's far from certain whether consensus is possible on the issues that have galvanized as really opponents in unprecedented numbers. ah, protesting a plan to overhaul the countries judiciary proposed by the government. but benjamin

netanyahu, an estimated $80000.00 demonstrators, took to the streets inter brucell him alone. for nearly 3 months now, hundreds of thousands of people have taken port in weekly protests. but on monday, thanks to 2 new turn, after the country's largest trade union declared a general strike paralyzing the international airport. finally, netanyahu announced his government would temporarily halt the controversial reforms . you'd go home soon, not have a sense of national responsibility if luck out of a will to prevent a rupture among our people who i have decided to pause the 2nd and 3rd readings of the bill in this session of the kinessa in order to give time at that and reach that wide consensus wonderful. go immediately after the announcement,

the union called off the strike, but the suspension was not enough to send protesters home. not a big deal with the law. making a break in order to come back stronger than the people to plan to reform. israel is judiciary involves a series of flaws to limit the powers of the supreme court at a time when netanyahu himself is facing corruption charges. israel's opposition said it was ready for real dialogue, but not without skepticism. in willis, if he tries anything, he will find hundreds of thousands of patriotic israelis who are committed to fighting for our democracy to should israel's parliament is now set to discuss the

judicial overhaul in it's legislative session. next month, you're watching d. w and is still to come on the program, the french breakdancers who will try to bag olympic gold when the sport becomes a discipline for the 1st time ever. at 1st amnesty international releases its annual report on the state of human rights world wide today. the report criticizes quote, the double standards of countries that have condemned russian aggression in ukraine, but turned a blind eye to human rights violations elsewhere. a cause, the conflict and ukraine a possible wake up call for the world to unite around human rights and universal values. now i'm su also highlighted the war and ethiopia as t grove region where the death toll is unknown, but may be in the hundreds of thousands and to condemn to the iranian regimes, brutal response to widespread protest. so let's get more on that now because around a dozen people who were involved in those protests are said to be by are said by

the iranian dish cherry to be facing the death penalty. one of them is the rapper tomasz. he was arrested in october last year up to the start of the women life freedom demonstrations sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody. d. w spoke with a close friend of his about the case and the fears for her safety. his lyrics are the reason why too much spans love him, and iran's courage rulers hate him. and his music video publishing october, he predict, stared down for benefit on going shout, didn't it struck the budget rules on the top? 10 van tens of thousands in iran took to dest reach, to demand an end of this law mich republish. still pretty room to march joined him, and encourage others to do the same ballpark quantity. believe in this revolution and join the young people who are now on the streets who we hear are being killed

every day. we are burning, but we will not let the flame of this revolution go out tomorrow, wednesday, 26th of october, all over iran. just 4 days later to march disappear until weeks later, it video emerged which very deliberately not showing you now. in it, he's blindfolded and forced to apologize. in an exclusive interview with d, w, a close friend has described how the video brought even more distress. the darling to see a hash through loss to was because i would before 38 days, we were unaware of too much on them. and it was quite clear to us that they were torturing him during this time. jimmy corner slattich, as i said, that his shake, his face, which had lost weigh due to torture and pressure that made us all angry and upset, lies the hash when i met with law and in my opinion,

it showed how weak this regime is. i know how pathetic they are, that they resort to force like this and on any matter yet as there corston isn't than a half i shall cause more to last. syllabus lulu me should advocate 150 days after his arrest to lodge is still in solitary confinement. in one of iran's many presence. his friends fear for his life because he is indicted with corruption on airs, a charge that carries the death penalty. and because he hasn't even recovered from the injuries he suffered during an earlier detention. what as of one, i miss it guys on miss dane city. unfortunately, i was just like this time to match his previous arrest. i was accompanied by violence counter your horror sunday. he read you a new year too, as he sat in a youtube video, when he was arrested 10 people surrounded him and they hit him on his head, skull and eyes dialed. it was almost every canada and they hit his head on the

ground. jack la la la, yet they even heard one of 2 marches replacement to watch me. i think one of his ribs was damaged and broken at the time. is that what his envoy said? i see madame de to what she has done nor speak law safely to chicago. but while iran's rulers might be able to silence to march himself for now, making and many, many others are being lout on social media. they are campaigning for his release, making sure to wars of their wrap here, who used to be peer voice r e coat around the world. so let's get more or less. we are joined by julia to fall from the amnesty international chapter here in germany. she's joining us in the city a welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us. and i'd like to just begin. we know that you released your annual report and iran, of course, one of the areas that you talked about. he detailed some really barbaric punishments in iran capital punishment, torture prisoners,

having their fingers amputated. the human rights situation. there has, has always been bad. has it got worse since this recent crackdown on protests? yes, it has deteriorated a lot. we have had about 22000 people who are arrested in our, during the protests. and so many people are determined really, to change the government and support also women's rights. and the reaction has been terrible with killing people using lethal weapons to correct on on protests and the death penalty using the death penalty. so the situation is very bad. you have details or human rights violations also elsewhere. i'd like to turn to elsewhere in the world, in fact. and one of the criticisms actually that amnesty levels against the double standards, you call it, of the west in responding to russia's invasion of ukraine. what does that refer to? it refers to the fact that the states have had a very quick reaction and strong reaction on the russian aggression. but in other

cases, like, or other countries like saudi arabia, egypt, the, the responses have been not the same. so i think the russian, the reaction on the russian aggression has to be a blueprint in how to support refugees, how to lead refugees in how to react very strongly on human rights violations committed by these countries. and we think also the u. s. system has to be used to criticize the countries who commit violations of human rights. so what concretely would you then like to see because, i mean, you know, it is a different situation. one is the invasion and the crossing of borders and another area is, is mass human rights, very serious human rights violations. so tell us what concretely you would like to see from the west in these other countries with regard to saudi arabia and egypt. yeah, we think for example, the russian aggression could only happen because the violations committed by russia

before in syria and in other countries have not been there was no reaction enough, not a strong reaction to it. and it's really important to make sure that you, human rights are a play applied universally, and that there is no difference between the different countries. and we think the human rights council can be used resolution, special operators, and the reactions have to be very clear in public debates, also in the security council, and to make sure that human rights violations and impunity do do, do not prevail. ok, thank you for clarifying. i'm just quickly we only have 30 seconds but i have to mention your report. it is a very bleak picture overall, but also it has the bravery of millions. is there any cause for hope? yes, i think the hope is that many people also in the last year went on the streets. we have the example of iran, but we have many other countries where people went on the streets and protested.

and i think it is important for all the states to support these protest support people who, who protest end to react in a, in a way which is not violent against these protest. julia do her joining us from amnesty international. fortunately, we have to leave it there, but thank you so much. and here are some other stories making news. this our 3 children and 3 adults have been killed in the school shooting in the us city of national. a shooter entered the private christian school carrying to assault style weapons, and the pistol authorities say that the 28 year old suspect was killed at the scene by police firefighters in spain are still battling the country's 1st major wildfire of the year. the blaze that broke out on thursday in eastern valencia has already forced 1800 people to flee their homes and burnt through. $10500.00 acres of land,

strong winds are complicating efforts to extinguish the fire. you ministers have given final approval to a law banning the sale of new c o 2 emitting cars in the block after 2035. it comes after germany, one a last minute exemption for internal combustion engines using climate neutral fuels . the synthetic fuels aren't yet mass produced, that requires an expensive and energy intensive process to the world of sports now and when the 2024 olympic games open in paris. the standard aim is to bring the sports into the streets. and notice one belongs on the pavement more than breakdancing which is set to become an olympic sport for the very 1st time. dancing in the streets has long been about more than just fun for be girls sissy. next summer. the 15 year old wants to use her break dancing skills to win a medal for france. cubans breakdancing is my life. it's like breathing like

eating was it helps me express myself and i spend my passion ever since i was a small child though some of i can't imagine not break dancing is we will bustle. breakdancing originated in the united states as part of hip hop culture in the 19 seventy's when young people would challenge each other on the streets in 2024, they will battle each other at the paris olympics. kilian lives on reunion. the 21 year old travels regularly from the french island to train with his national teammates, to libby to de phil. i'm used to take you pausing compositions alone lu, the ivan, this small ball over the thought that when you live on re, on the on, has to come to the mainland to make progress position. that unless, if the training schedule is tough, power speed and technique are required for 8 hours a day, the olympic judges give points for specific criteria. yet the dancing is always free style and on beat. critics say that becoming a sport has created restrictions,

but others see it as a chance almost. i think we can benefit from emotional, it's a real small discipline or support for the athletes from doctors and so on from. that's something we've never had at competitions performed a little bit shorter promotions on. the athletes must also make official appearances. they have to tell their story and represent france as a leading break, dancing nation. they don't yet know which one of them will get to compete with when was it over me? dance, i guess about sharing my ours with other dancers and with the public hip hop beats echo in the famous music. do or say for a show battle, it's a preview of what to expect at the games of fresh spin on sport in grand locations . ah, you're watching data. it is coming up next in t w, a news asia rocking of refugees in bangladesh. feel the brunt of food shortages after a drop off in 8 contributions and warnings of environmental damage as indonesia

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