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This entry was posted in News & Views on April 7, 2014 by RomanInUkraine.

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← Pro-#Russia separatists leave #Kharkiv governor’s office,still control #Donetsk governor’s office(locl police chief=#Akhmetov’s man)#Ukraine a few hundred pro-Rus protesters outside #Donetsk ODA. the city has circa 1m inhabitants, just a reminder. pic.twitter.com/yI2eg2Io5Q →

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