Only one bus with activists left Sevastopol for Simferopol

27.02.2014 12:33
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Crimea, Policy, Ukraine


Sevastopol, February 27 (Navigator, Elena Ostryakova) – Only one bus of activists left Sevastopol for Simferopol. An hour later, at a rally near the Sevastopol state administration, one of the self-defense activists, Alexander Sinyavsky, announced that mobilization to support the Crimeans had not yet been announced.

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People are needed in Sevastopol, because today employees of the Internal Investigations Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs again attempted to seal the Berkut weapons warehouse, which is now a unit of the municipal police. The Cossacks who approached the Berkut location forced the inspectors to leave the premises.

The rally continues under the building of the Sevastopol state administration. People witnessed how the first deputy chairman of the SSGA Fedor Rubanov and the chief of staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Yuri Ilyin first went inside and then came out. According to rumors, Chairman of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation Sergei Mironov is in the city.

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