has dragged on. one poll suggesting that after months of marches, 62% of the french are still opposed to raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. it was the government s decision to force the reform through parliament by passing a second vote that sparked fury in the streets with hundreds of police officers injured and hundreds of protesters detained in one single bloody day and night. amid accusations, the government was ignoring the will of the people, weekly clashes between police and pockets of protesters became the norm. with the union s dominating the streets, marches have been mostly peaceful. although comparisons have been drawn with the yellow vest movement whose anger consumed france for more than a year. a volunteer medic has tended to protesters through years of protest dealing with blunt force
interview a volunteer medic from sweden, the air raid sirens start up again. [ sirens ] you must be used to hearing that sound. reporter: we move to take cover. three cruise missiles had been reported heading in the direction of kyiv. this time enter intercepted by ukraine s air defenses. but kyiv s residents know there will be more. you mentioned 28 of these drones were launched on kyiv monday. how are a lot of them are being brought down. do you know how? reporter: so the vast majority of them are being intercepted, which is pretty incredible. the way that they re doing that is a number of ways. first of all, in the most crude of fashions, as you saw in that social media video, very brave policemen are basically taking
why there of winters hudson. water, electricity, heating. they re trying to destroy the infrastructure. what impact does this have on the people of kyiv now that there are kamikaze drones attacking your town? everyone is so angry. everyone wants to defend their families and their hometown. as we prepared to interview a volunteer medic from sweden, the air raid sirens that up again. [noise] it must be used to hearing that sound by no. we move to take tough cover. three cruise missiles have been reported heading in the direction of kyiv. this time, they re intercepted by ukraine s air defenses. he was residents know that there will be more. chris, you mentioned 28 of
islamabad. but we begin in new delhi with prime minister modi , sing a bright future for india. what all did he say? reporter: is a lot he said, rosemary. to quickly tell you more about what happened 75 years ago, before i go ahead with that, at the stroke of midnight on the 15th of august, 1947, india became an independent nation after almost 200 years of the british colonialism. cut to 75 years later, today, you had indian prime minister standing in the ramparts of the iconic address for the 1.4 billion people of this country. remember, india has the largest democracy in the world. he promised, is going to take this nation forward. they are going to talk about making this a bigger, more progressive and successful nation. the last few years, preindependence went to building this nation up.he has promised to take it forward
this soldier, the volunteer, with ambulance keeping him alive on the journey. taken directly for a c.a.t. scan. we had our surgeon and anesthesiologist back together with the patient, doing all the necessary interventions to keep him alive. reporter: in other rooms, civilians are also getting treated. hit by a cluster bomb, with a leg badly broken, an arm requiring surgery, too. [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: he says, he s been having pain, and is ready to go to the next hospital. no one kept at this rear-based hospital for long, either. transferred even further from the front lines. shelling, here, on the rise, too.they need the beds freed, fast. everyone in this hospital knows