About 150 relatives arrested active participants of antimiani gathered near the building of the police Department in Odessa and demanded to release the arrested supporters of federalization.
according to Ukrainian media, the protesters blocked the plot Preobrazhenskaya street and try to avoid sending arrested in the district court, ITAR-TASS reported. Relatives of the arrested and activists are standing on the road and sidewalks, street Bunina street Zhukovsky. According to the data gathered, they assume that the police Employees of the organization have the ability to transport captured in the Primorskiy district court of Odessa, RIA " Novosti ". As stated in the first day weekend in the press service of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine, Police in Odessa detained 160 " most activists mass riots " and instituted criminal proceedings on articles " numerous riots " and " a Threat or violent actions against the employee of law enforcement body ". Remember that on the last working day of the week in Odessa in the process of confrontation with football fans and radicals from the " Right sector " supporters of federalization had to hide in the House of trade unions. Then the militants from the " Right sector " set fire to the building and was severely beaten saved from the fire. Police in the actions of terrorists in practice did not interfere, and the arrived physicians were allowed to take only the seriously wounded people and those who was unconscious. As a result lost his life 46 people, more than 200 have addressed for medical aid. Later the interior Ministry of Ukraine told that the fire in the Odessa House of trade unions was caused by themselves supporters of federalization, hid in the room, and not because of the fact that the structure has thrown outside Molotov cocktails. In the capital of Russia such statements are called " beyond cynical ". Russia placed the responsibility for the tragedy in Odessa to Kiev. The European Union has tried to convince an independent disclosing the details of the tragedy.

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