Opposite the building of the Embassy of Ukraine in memory of the slain journalist Olesya Elderberry appeared makeshift memorial with photos, flowers and candles.
As informs radio station " Moscow speaking ", there is an action of memory of those killed in the Ukraine opposition journalist Olesya Elder and former Deputy Rada from Party of regions Oleg Kalashnikov.



Are the activists of the liberal democratic party with flags and posters saying " No to political murders ". Citizens bring flowers, candles, knit St. George's ribbons on the fence in front of the Embassy. Brought photos of dead in Ukraine journalist and former MP, hung them on the fence. It is noted that the action is calm, the Staff of the police Department not intervene. Former chief editor of the Ukrainian newspaper " Today ", journalist Oles Buzina was forcibly deprived of his life on Thursday in Kiev's Shevchenko district. Eleven March stated that Elderberry has announced his departure from the post of chief editor of the newspaper " Today ", explaining the reluctance to write a large number of customized materials, which lowered the top. According to the Deputy Director of the press service of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova, the Murder of a journalist Olesya Elderberry is only the beginning of political purges in the Ukraine, with none of the leadership of the EU countries will not notice. The head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that the Murder of journalist Olesya Elderberry and the Deputy of the 5th convocation of the Verkhovna Rada from Party of regions Oleg Kalashnikov - "deliberate provocation" aimed at destabilizing the internal political situation in Ukraine. Fifteen of April in Kiev was forcibly deprived of his life by the people's Deputy of the 5th convocation of the Verkhovna Rada from Party of regions, ex-ally Viktor Yanukovych Oleg Kalashnikov. The murder was near his home. The cause of death was a small wound. Similarly, on Thursday stated that Kiev killed a journalist, co-founder of online publications ProUA and "Regional" Sergey Shobak.

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