Famous Russian Actress Nonna Grishaeva, a native of Odessa, declared invalid conceived on may 9 in this Ukrainian city of presentation of the play " the Warsaw melody ", where she plays the main role is to defend possible provocations after the riots, said Last news Director artist Alexander Nesterov.




" the presentation in Odessa performance " Warsaw melody ", created on may 9, cancelled. In order to provide the safety of spectators and defend provocations, " said Nesterov.

in addition, on the first day of the week some media said About the detention of a cousin Grishaeva Nicholas Kazan on charges of " aiding and abetting separatism ". The actress did not explain these data.


in the centre of Odessa on may 2, there were clashes between activists of " antimiani " on one side and the fans Odessa and Kharkiv football clubs, as well as activists of " euromayday " on the back. By evening, the unrest has moved on Kulikovo field, where supporters of the unitary Ukraine defeated camping " antimiani " and set fire to the House of trade unions, beat him with " Molotov cocktails ". Following the events in Odessa, according to the interior Ministry, took the life of 42 people, more than 200 were injured. The Prosecutor's office also reported 46 fatalities., and the people's choice Odessa regional Council Vadim Savenko said that the Kyiv authorities conceal the true information About the victims of the activists of " antimiani " in the House of trade unions: he lost his life 116 people. As before stated, 48 more people unaccounted for.



numerous anti-government protests were started in the South-Eastern regions of Ukraine at the end of February 2014. It has been the response of local citizens at the forcible change of power in the country and the subsequent attempt to cancel the Verkhovna Rada of the law, giving the Russian language regional status. The center of confrontation between Pro-Russian-minded people with the government in Kiev has become the Donbass. About that, How is the conflict in the South-East of Ukraine.

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