The head of the security service of Ukraine Valentyn Nalyvaychenko said that his predecessor, Aleksandr Yakimenko, when President Viktor Yanukovych under the leadership of the Russian special services like for foreign ambassadors in Kiev and the Russian Federation helped the then Ukrainian authorities to suppress the protests. "SBU Yakimenko under the direct supervision of the Russian special services had been conducting surveillance over accredited in Kiev ambassadors and embassies of Western countries, in other words he developed them," he relayed the message Nalyvaychenko in a private Facebook his Advisor Markiyan Lubkivsky. According to his statement, the head of the intelligence service announced these statement at the Symposium "the global Restructuring of space: historical imperatives and challenges" on Thursday. According to Lubkivskyi, the head of the SBU also said that the Russian Federation as if, " flagrant violation of all norms of international law, the Yanukovych regime with lethal weapons and non-lethal weapons to fight against their own people and Russian intelligence services were involved in the regime to suppress the national protest ". numerous protests in Ukraine, in the 1st turn on the Maidan, were launched in November 2013 due to the suspension of the preparation of the Association agreement with the EU, then resulted in clashes, with dozens dead and in February ended with a change of government. Fresh law enforcement leaders blamed for the deaths of over 100 people on Yanukovych. fresh Ukrainian authorities have tried many times to hold the Russian Federation accountable for tragic incidents, for example Nalyvaychenko said that the weapons and money from Russia was received by the organizers of the terrorist act in Kharkiv, in the end, which in February of 2015 took the life of 2 people. Russia has stated many times that it is not involved in the Ukrainian domestic conflict and all charges in its address on as if the interference in the Ukrainian crisis unproven.