Spontaneous Rally near the Ukrainian Embassy in the capital of Russia was held on Sunday, said the Authorized police organization.
" The campaign is over, citizens disagree, " said the policemen on duty around the perimeter of the Embassy, ITAR-TASS reported. First it was claimed that about 200 people came to the Embassy of Ukraine in the center of the capital of Russia in Leontyevsky lane. The press service of the Moscow Main Department of the Ministry of internal Affairs stated that They held posters and chanted slogans such as " Free correspondents ", " we will Not forgive the dead children " and the anti-fascist slogans." Among the slogans that were made by Activists of the event, - " Fascism will Not pass!", " Bastards, hands off the Russian diplomats ", " we Never abandon Our friends!", " Enough to shed Russian blood!". From its part the gathered young citizens emphasized that are Not representatives of any movements or parties, and gathered for the action " spontaneously, after discussion in social networks caused serious resonance in the Russian society events of the last hours in Kiev ". Remember, Ukrainian nationalists on the first day weekend staged a pogrom at the building of Russian Embassy in Kyiv. They have disrupted the Russian flag from the building, threw in residence of the Ambassador of " Molotov cocktails ", turned and smashed cars workers dipmissii. The police did Not let what is happening. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation expressed outrage antics fashistvuuschego swells and asked in a persistent form from Ukraine ensure the safety of diplomats. Later the UN security Council gathered at initiated by Russia meeting where the Russian party suggested to condemn the attack on the Ambassador's residence in Kiev. Western countries refused to condemn the attack and blocked the Russian proposal. On Sunday, Lavrov said that the Ukrainian foreign Ministry sent a note with the demand to punish the guilty in the " bacchanalia " around the Russian Embassy in Kyiv, and also to compensate the inflicted serious damage.

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