All Shares which are held by the members of the extremist "Right sector" in 17 cities of Ukraine, held peacefully and without arms, said Andrew Sarasin - authorized organization banned in Russia.

yesterday, the "Right sector" reported that in all of Ukraine provodka rallies in support of the radicals. For example, meetings are held in 17 cities of Ukraine, shall be notified on the Internet office of the " Right sector ". Demonstrations of disagreement announced in Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Odesa, Zaporizhia, Mykolaiv, Mariupol, Kherson, Kramators'k, Poltava and other cities of Ukraine

"All demonstrations of disagreement that occur in cities, They are unarmed. This is just a peaceful protest, attended and peaceful civilians who sympathize with us and want to restore order in the country, " said Sarasin.

Authorized "Right sector" July eleven came into confrontation with the police and local businesses in Mukachevo, Zakarpattia oblast in Western Ukraine: the shooting occurred from a grenade launcher and machine guns. Lost his life 3 people, eleven damaged. It was claimed that the gunmen took refuge in the woods and told that will lay down their arms only if they're told their leader Dmitry Yarosh. They explain their actions in the fight against smuggling. Yarosh came to the area of the event, but the order to surrender their weapons gave, are the dialogues.

"Right sector" Ukrainian Association of radical nationalist organizations. In January and February 2014 the Taliban participated in battles with the police and the seizure of administrative buildings, and with April - in the suppression of protests in the East of Ukraine. In November 2014, the Supreme court has recognized the Union of right-wing extremist organization and banned its activities on the territory of the Russian Federation.

in January, the "Right sector" made in the register is prohibited in Russia organizations. First in Russia against the leader of the movement Dmitry Yarosh has been prosecuted under the criminal code for incitement of terrorist activity.

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