he died when a protesters threw a handgrenade at his patrol. that was according to government sources. >> the peacekeeping role in the southern neighbour has become a controversial issue, part of the central african republic population and political task accused the troops of siding with the rebels. chad decided to redeploy hundreds of soldiers from bangui. it's an attempt to reduce friction with protesters in christian areas. but the anti-chad hate red affected its expatry ots there. thousands have fled what they describe as acts of unwarranted revenge, and returned to the capital. the government denies negative involvement. >> translation: chadian nationals lived in central african republic for decades in perfect harmony with the local population. now, people would like to consider chad responsible for everything that happened there, and peaceful chadian merchants and murderers that considered to the construction of that country are being incrim nated. they have become scaip goats. >> chadian authorities believe if the situation in the centra

we stopped at one, which had to, because we were threatened with a handgrenade. >> these men were trying to stop anyone they thought was french from coming through. later they summoned the media to she them the body, most from seleka. the rebels were supposed to have been disbanded. the three men are from the presidential guard, and the french have been accused of being soft on anti-balaka but hard on seleka. >> we have not heard of the french killing one anti-balaka. the seleka are back in barracks, travelling only with right papers. >> as the bodies were about to by driven away a relative gave this mowsage >> translation: i'm asking all you french to go home. since independence you have done nothing for us. now you are manipulating us. sometimes you are against you. which side are you on. >> this caused fear for the impoverished people of this country. such clashes followed by reprisals on civilians. the interim government appears to be going nothing to cool down the anti-french sentiment. >> tens of thousands are in ukraine's capital protesting for a fifth weekend in a row. leaders ar