the the, this is dw news line from berlin. ukraine claims major progress, and that's counter offensive against russia. here says it's forces have breached russian defenses, in the separation of reasons, is just a week since ukrainian troops claims a key village on the front line there. we'll get the latest from our correspondence . also on the show, more than a 100 people injured in classes. intel of these during skirmishes between arrival groups of migrants from eritrea and is really police. israel's prime minister says he's planning to support those involved in the violence. and on his historic trip

to mongolia, pope francis delivers messages reaching out to china. and as long as she can brush up from a pulpit between the 2 power the mirror and the evidence teen, it's good to have you with us. ukraine claims to have made a significant breakthrough, and it's counter offensive saying that it's forces have decisively breached russia's 1st defensive line in the southern separation region just a week ago, ukrainian troops reclaimed robot tina a t village on this upper region frontline, the latest reports and in advance would mark a significant boost for ukraine, a mid concerns from some of its allies that the counter offensive is faltering. so

what does this report in breakthrough mean for the ukranian counter offensive? i put that question to our correspondents in kia mathias building. our so this defense line, the main russian defense line, the circle is sort of, you can line off to the general who constructed is and who has now this disappeared off to the bottom. you know, to meet this defense line was consider it very difficult to bridge. they were vast mine fields in front of the defense line in the off the line itself. with the soldiers off, there were a physical obstacles such as tank ditches and drag and teeth. that's a concrete split the concrete pirate minutes that make it difficult for tanks to pause and having reached this line is of course, a major issue, but that would boost morales here tremendously. but the question is, of course, now what would follow next with the ukraine? can sustain this breeds whether they can enlarge this a bottleneck where they have reached through and whether they can really so amount

this line with more than so which is as far as we've seen so far. uh, it's mostly infantry soldiers who have moved forward. um, but they would need to bring in, of course, the tongues and all of the other equipment in order to move further. if they can do this, then it's likely that they will be able to advance quicker than all. but there are other defense lines behind this major defense line where the russians might possibly retreat to. and with the same thing is going to happen. the hope here in ukraine is. and that's also what miniature analysts are saying that the 2nd and 3rd defense lines are list 45. then that 1st one is especially when it comes to mind fields. but the thing about mind fields is you'll see them when you reach them, or israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called for the immediate deportation of the error train. migraines involved and saturdays bloody classes in

tel aviv or trains opposed to their countries were oppressive. government fought with regimes supporters in front of the countries embassy is really police responded with stun grenades and live ammunition. when the smoke cleared, at least 150 people were injured hills, this ended up on the streets of tennessee. is there a trend? protests clash to the police and to return government demonstrate just came to the venue near the congress embassy. what arrival pro government event was being held. and why did they run from our country? because of this dictates and why they celebrated today. and why did these ready please give them a permit to sell it by put this dictator. we're against this. it's why i seeking asylum county. well, the situation quickly spiraled out of control is the onto government protest to start it's 10 minutes of annual. 1 leading to clashes between the rival groups as

well as the police. police said they had nothing dissipated that much violence and had to file live for since tom cremate sites in immediate danger to themselves. so unfortunately from the morning, both sides did not on the commitments and didn't notify the protest permit, granted to them. they arrived here early with the intention of disrupting the events. well here deployed reinforcements since the, the in the morning as well as overnight because we've received information that they plan to set fire to the venue for put them on their, on nearly 20000 retrain migrants leaving an israel and they had to talk division. so when it comes to the president, black home president is size affair case has ruled or try it in the one part of dictatorship for more than 30 his 1000. and so for a trans flush, the country every year peering repression and minded to reveal it to ourselves. and for many ex has done nothing to lessen the differences of how the view that government raisin see is the more cautious like the ones until

a beef which happened again to our correspondent in jerusalem. rebecca ritters told me about how the public and officials are reacting to the riots. you saw some of them there. they definitely took tele vivian's by surprise yesterday. who were going about this to about saturday. you know is generally pretty quiet intel they've, during the day people out in cafe is and on the streets, etc. so this part is happening right in the center. definitely took them by surprise, also taking security forces and the police by surprise. so they were expecting to have some bonnet, so they were prepared. they had kinda a water cannon and mounted police bryant police in the area and they were all deployed. i think just the scale of yesterday's protest. deeds catch them by surprise that you know, indeed had used on grenades t gas and even live ammunition to break up that protest. there is still some 40 people in hospital and, and some police were quite badly injured as well. so that's definitely taking everybody surprised now today the reaction from benjamin netanyahu,

the prime minister, has been to convene a security for a special ministerial cabinet, sorry, meeting. and from there they've announced that they will set up a team, a basically a team to try and support anybody involved in yesterday's violence. now it's still there, perhaps more than $30000.00 era trains here in israel, claiming asylum or the migrants migrating. here's some time over the border from egypt illegally. and it is those people that benjamin netanyahu, and particularly anyone caught up in yesterday's line, is that that committee, that benjamin netanyahu was setting out, wants to target the just how many people they going to be able to support right remains to be seen. and of course, and as a question of where those people would be deported to if they are in de claiming asylum, they can't be returned home. so, you know, it's still a long way to go with that, but you've definitely going to say some repercussions from israel. israel is found right? government notoriously add to migrant. and anti, even a sign i'm saying is doesn't really matter how people have got head into the

country and they've all often referred to as illegal info traces. so definitely repercussions coming. the way of these era trans who i imagine lives in is around already and already live in pretty squalid conditions that was due to what is correspondent interest when rebecca ritter is. rebecca. thank you. the earlier we spoke to our train human rights activists. so i'm kid on a in london. she told us wind different error train groups clash far beyond the country's borders. but these flushes are essentially about a group of young people who have fled the country of having been persecuted by the government. how can be subject to, to indefinite national service having be subject to all sorts of restrictions on their freedom as well as of crimes against humanity being perpetrated on error to. ready so when they have escaped, their country have fled, a sling human truck because very strange and cosigned them both and everywhere. and

then they're faced with the very dictators that they have fled from their own good and, and, and they, they are basically could be fighting for a, for their survivor. and also against the motion of abuse. that is, that continues to be perpetrated against them via these embassies, via these tests about stuff are organized by the embassy space. it could be that was our train, human rights activists. loankey johnny speaking to us from london. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news around the world. talk soon . hi cray has made land fall in taiwan on leasing. torrential rains and strong winds. nearly 4000 people have been evacuated in all domestic slides have been cancelled. is the 1st tropical storm to hit the island directly in 4 years. authorities in the southeast are urging people to stay home. thousands of

protesters gathered outside of french military base in these years capital on saturday, calling for the troops to leave the country. it follows a military coup that has widespread popular support and the former french colony, but which paris refuses to recognize. the protesters in guatemala, have rallied to support president elect bernardo arevalo, who's being blocked from taking office. his party has been suspended and is being investigated for forgery. critics accused the political elite of a qu attend arvalo one run off elections last month. the president of cyprus says he's a shamed after a 2nd night of anti immigrant violence in 2 weeks. who did attackers injured? at least 5 people set fire to rubbish bins and torch vehicles. and vandalized properties owned by immigrants in the city of the mussel has been after a violent small brand page through lemma. so the group also when to of,

to migrant on businesses ransacking everything inside the coastal town is popular with tourists, but migrants faced vs backlash, aggression towards my grandson, cypress has been building for weeks of the latest prophecies. so who did attack is in just several people the cities may is among those condemning the behavior this i'm says, a extreme criminals when both last night and then this is unacceptable. lives with 1st and property destroyed. it's unacceptable for city to be held hostage by criminals. and we know who they are with any we have the most cypress, as president, held an emergency meeting to discuss the um, risk to that as the president of this country. i am ashamed of what i saw last

night, and i hope those responsible are same to this has nothing to do with the immigration issue. immigration is not the problem at all. refugees and migraines make up 6 percent of cyprus, this population relative to its population. the island records by far the most, assign them applications to a year and the european union. po frances has urged all religions to live in harmony and sean ideological fundamentals. and the message has special residents from mongolia as capital, where he is on a historic visit. and as intended, audience goes far beyond the countries vast borders. he's the 1st to visit to mongolia and the church is to millennia history. the primary purpose of the punters trip was to offer encouragement to the 1500 catholics who are living

that mongolia has a long, hallowed tradition of religious freedom, dating back to the days of getting his con and the tiny church has good relations with the democratically elected government during a visit to denver to cathedral. his words, however, seemed more aimed at neighboring china. beijing is accused of oppressing religious freedoms and relations with the vatican ah, strained. here is just to load jesus then sending his disciples into the world who did not send them to spread political theories. a couple of k e for this reason. governments and secular institutions have nothing to fear from the church. his work of evangelize ation because she has no political agenda to advance the late to speaking, it's an end to face meeting where he shared the stage as a dozen of the villages representatives, they appeared to be addressing muska. the queen, the russian orthodox church,

has given its full back into the will in ukraine, let that be no mixing of religious beliefs and violence of holiness. an oppression of religious traditions. un secretary and is a, is it that he's of the head to montgomery is rational. so don't judge how does their years on u. k. i hope this was a piece bringing event. as we all know, the russian orthodox church in ukraine is being persecuted, and many bishops are under criminal investigation. tomato reasons. light to pipe francis the holiday to the faithful who had gathered at the spec. reno hockey stadium now is to pay per visit to us to close. the senses paid off to bed, it was on the top and the rest to can mongolia. a country often even shuddered by its neighbors, has raised its profile to an international audience well developed and some of the village just need to got to preach them a poll pick between 2 powers that may not like when they hear the whole industry.

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