Donetsk declared mourning for those killed in the clashes; Maidan activists were expelled to Kyiv (VIDEO)
Donetsk, March 14 (Navigator, Olga Nikolaeva) – Friday March 14 has been declared a day of mourning in the Donetsk region in memory of those killed in yesterday’s clashes between pro-Russian and Ukrainian activists on the streets of the capital of Donbass.
The corresponding order was signed by the Chairman of the Donetsk Regional Administration Sergei Taruta, the press service of the Regional State Administration reports.
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Today, throughout the region, state flags on houses and buildings of government bodies, state enterprises, institutions and organizations are flown at half-mast.
Local governments are recommended to take appropriate measures, and enterprises, institutions, and organizations, regardless of their form of ownership, are advised to refrain from holding concerts and entertainment events and sports competitions.
Meanwhile, a video appeared on the Internet in which pro-Russian supporters shouted calls to Ukrainian activists who, along with the police as witnesses, were at the scene of the clashes to get out of Donbass.
About 30 supporters of joining Russia gathered near the site, shouting “Go restore Kyiv, you Maidanists!”, “Get out!”
Donetsk declares mourning for those killed in clashes; Maidan activists are being driven to Kyiv (VIDEO)