The court has arrested two University students arrested on suspicion of involvement in shambles on the street Hrushevsky in Kyiv on 20 January. Inform "the Ukrainian truth" in the evening of 22 January.

It tells the newspaper, students of Universities Alexander Shkrabak and Andrei Ivanyuk sentenced to month stay in pre-trial detention facility. Detained together with them Andrei Kotlyar, Vadim Kovalyov and Daniel Okulov planted under house arrest. Another student of the University, Mikhail Nikogos, was released on bail a Deputy from the party "Freedom" Iryna All.

Earlier the Deputy from "Freedom" Alexander Aronets told with words of Mikhail Discohouse of the violence that used to detainees workers "Berkut". He also announced press conference of Discohouse to be held on January 23.

Seven students of the theatre Institute. Karpenko-Kary were arrested at the hem on the night of 20 January. According to family members of detainees, cited by the newspaper, it was clear from them, "they come back with night Maidan". It is told that students were forcibly put into the cars and brought to the police. 1 young man managed to escape.

As informs "the Ukrainian truth" in the night of December 24, activist named Vlad Silicki was sentenced to 30 days of detention. He now lives in a City hospital of emergency medical care with multiple injuries. According to reliable information, publications, and his nine victims activists contain in the branch of spectrum under the security service of the internal Affairs bodies.

Previously, the Tribunal took 2 months three activists of the Maidan, suspected of organizing mass unrest on the street Grushevskogo. Those arrested deny their participation in shambles deny. Only in the case of mass unrest 29 persons are.

Conflicts between the opponents of the incumbent authorities and bodies of internal Affairs, started in the center of Kiev on 19 January after one of the "people's Council" on independence square. In the process of incident killed 5 people, several hundred people are affected.
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