Ukrainian police found no explosives in the Zaporizhzhya regional administration

Ukrainian police found no explosives in the building of Zaporizhzhya regional state administration informs the main Department of MIA of Ukraine in Zaporizhzhya region.

before the police received an anonymous letter about the mining of the regional administration.

" in district events urgently arrived the leadership of the provincial police, the explosives Experts and dog training services division and the investigative team of the Department. Citizens who were in the building, 1500 people were evacuated. During a thorough inspection of the building explosive devices not found. The work of the regional administration restored, " said the report.

Open case under the criminal code in accordance with paragraph " a false pretence letter about the safety of Residents, the elimination of or damage to property ". Searching for pseudolinear.

on Wednesday in Zaporozhye was troubled with dawn activists came to the hall, where he was scheduled session of the city Council of Zaporizhzhya. They demanded the resignation of mayor Alexander sin. To Express support for them came the leader of the Radical party of Oleh Liashko. Then the protesters entered the session hall of the city Council and demanded the resignation of sin is already there. He did offer two options - to go to jail or fight in the Donbass. In the end the Mayor under the onslaught wrote a message about the dismissal. Later the police said that unidentified from the car shot towards the building of Zaporizhzhya city Council, they were tied.

before the first day of the week Shin said that in the coming days with arms citizens and pseudoactivity will try to seize power by force, will attempt to remove from the duties of the deputies of the city Council, the Executive Committee of the city Council and himself. Shin believes that the purpose is to destabilize the situation in the year, the establishment of watching over the city budget, tools and utilities plants, order city property and land."


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