SV: {UAH} Other part of Ukraine is also going to Russia??
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Every where they make their damn coup, goes Hell!!!! Egypt, Libya, Iraq, Syria(on the making), Afghanistan......(help yourself make the list)!!
Noc'l
"WE FORM THE CULTURE THAT FORMS US"….noc'la gaumoy.
Den måndag, 7 april 2014 12:58 skrev jim muwanga <muwangajim@gmail.com>:
Crowds of demonstrators waving Russian flags storm government buildings across eastern Ukraine
- Hundreds swarmed streets of Donetsk, east Ukraine, waving Russian flags
- Follows calls across region for referenda similar to that held in Crimea
- Masked protesters stormed government buildings with sticks and stones
Published: 20:16 GMT, 6 April 2014 | Updated: 10:05 GMT, 7 April 2014Crowds of pro-Russian demonstrators have stormed government buildings in several major cities in eastern Ukraine.In Donetsk, 50 miles west of the Russian border, a large group of people, including many in masks carrying sticks and stones, surged into the provincial government building and smashed windows.A gathering of several hundred, many waving Russian flags, then listened to speeches delivered from a balcony emblazoned with a banner reading 'Donetsk Republic'.+12Conflict: A pro-Russia demonstrator scuffles with riot police near the government building in Donetsk+12Several hundreds flooded the street waving Russian flags and brandishing banners that read 'Donetsk Republic'Activists in the building said they want to see a referendum for the Donetsk province to join Russia.A photographer reported seeing people bringing car tyres to be used as barricades against any presumed attempt by authorities to retake the building.Eastern Ukraine was the heartland of support for Viktor Yanukovych, the president who fled to Russia in February after months of protests.About half of the region's residents are ethnic Russians, many of whom believe Ukraine's acting authorities are Ukrainian nationalists who will oppress Russians.Ukraine's interim authorities deny they are infringing the rights of the ethnic Russian population and accuse Moscow of trying to sow instability.+12Dozens of masked protesters carrying sticks and stones piled into the building, smashing windows and doors+12Officials erected barricades out of barbed wire and car tyres in a bid to block the influx of protesters+12Speculation is strong that unrest in eastern Ukraine could be used as a pretext for a Russian incursionRussia has moved large contingents of troops to areas near the Ukrainian border, and speculation is strong that unrest in eastern Ukraine could be used as a pretext for a Russian incursion.Since Crimea held a referendum to secede and then was annexed by Russia in March, calls for similar referenda in Ukraine's east have emerged.In Luhansk, to the north-east from Donetsk, hundreds of people surrounded the local headquarters of the security service and later scaled the facade to plant a Russian flag on the roof.Ukrainian media reported that demonstrators pelted the building with eggs, and then stones, a smoke grenade and finally a firebomb. The flames were reportedly quickly extinguished.+12A pro-Russia protester lights an effigy of Stepan Bandera, a founder of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists+12These masked demonstrators hang flags on the building, having occupied it after smashing through with stones+12The crowds pulled shields from the grip of riot police in a bid to break their defence as violence broke out+12Half of the region's residents are ethnic Russians, many of whom fear Ukrainian nationalists will oppress themA police officer and a demonstrator were injured in the disturbances.Local media reported similar unrest in Kharkiv, less than an hour's drive from the Russian border.On Saturday, Ukraine's security service said it had detained a 15-strong armed gang planning to seize power in Luhansk province.The Security Service of Ukraine said it seized 300 machine guns, an antitank grenade launcher, a large number of grenades, five handguns and firebombs.It said the group intended to mount a grab for power.+12Activists in the building said they want to see a referendum for the Donetsk province to join Russia+12Pro-Russian activists evacuate a wounded protester following clashes with anti-riot forces after storming the Regional Security Service of Ukraine in eastern Ukrainian city of Lugansk, north-east of Donetsk+12The outburst follows many calls across Ukraine's east for referenda similar to that held in CrimeaNo names or additional details were provided.Also on Sunday, authorities in Ukraine said they found the body of a kidnapped journalist who played an active role in protests that led to Yanukovych's ouster.The body was found in a forest about 60 miles outside the capital, Kiev.Cherkassk province prosecutors said Vasily Sergiyenko was abducted in his home city of Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi on Friday evening and later murdered.The nationalist Svoboda party, of which Mr Sergiyenko was a member, said the reporter was found with stab wounds and signs of beatings to his head and knees.
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