In Odessa, protesters released 30 Anti-Maidan activists detained on May 2

04.05.2014 17:31
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Society, Policy, Ukraine


Odessa, May 04 (Navigator, Artemy Glazunov) – In Odessa, protesters under the building of the city police department achieved the release of 30 Anti-Maidan representatives detained on May 2 for riots in the city.

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As Navigator reported, after the rally on Kulikovo Field, about two thousand protesters came to the city department building.

“Odessa is a Russian city! Fascism will not pass! Odessa is a hero city! Freedom for heroes! – people chanted.

The activists managed to get into the courtyard, after which the police agreed to release the detainees, who were to be taken to the district court to choose a preventive measure.

Protesters led the freed Anti-Maidan supporters along the “corridor of glory.” They were greeted with shouts of “Glory to the heroes of Odessa!” and gave flowers.

The fate of the remaining detainees is still unknown.

Let us remind you that during the riots in the center of Odessa on May 2, 127 people were detained. More than 40 died.

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In Odessa , protesters freed 30 Anti-Maidan activists detained on May 2.






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