The MPs expect from EP of Kiev, the results of the investigation into the killings in Odessa
Vladimir Dobrovolsky. The group of deputies of the European Parliament from five political groups sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk (c

Vladimir Dobrovolsky. The group of deputies of the European Parliament from five political groups sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk c calls for the immediate present the results of investigation of murders on the Maidan and in Odessa, told reporters on Thursday in the office of the MEP from Latvia Tatyana Zhdanok.
the initiator of the letter, except Zhdanok, said the Deputy from the Czech Republic Miroslav Ransdorf. They were joined by eleven MEPs from eight countries - members of EU, five of the seven Commissioners of the parliamentary political groups: the European United left/Left green the North group of the greens/European free Commonwealth, the Alliance of liberals and Democrats for Europe ", " Progressive Alliance of socialists and Democrats and the European conservatives and reformists ".
in the letter, the elected officials recalled that the official report on the results of investigations to date are not shown." We are extremely concerned about this omission from the authorities. We are also excited about the series of killings of journalists and opposition politicians, as well as the status of the relevant legal investigation, " - said in the letter.
"We turn To You, dear Mr. Yatsenyuk, a petition to use all available opportunities to provide immediate provision of results of investigation of Maidan killings, massacres in Odessa, as well as countless examples of selective justice and procedural violations," he told MEPs, indicating that it is waiting for a response from the Ukrainian Prime Minister.
They also expressed hope that the parliamentary group of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine will support the development of Department on investigation of murders on the Maidan in February 2014 and the Odessa tragedy on may 2, 2014.